Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-26

he egprimeRfs- -in Cotton euEtlsrs are Of
gerry great promise. Commencing IN latitude
80 deg. so nlil. (ses Aatsooh on tie Br1lch,
and Ass'f1sp Ton on lae 4Al1iB Ltnel, the Con-
pqHBOVRs thousands of fGcrss aoslka kadGpfeds0 20
ths pel1settoR Of ttfs f5rs. A settler ha1tng
q family Of goUng e5Sldres, oaR fEFn their
youth fut lQ50T 90 Q fSo6t pro- ~ accoHHttn
The grol5tb and perfection Of fhfs plant.
1hs Vf0oroils e1e-ttoAs zOig zlakia9 o o6-
tain Q sEVDly Of reliGbZs seed suited 70 ~
fsquirs11snts o} ts so5tof IEZfEOfs, toiZJ, g g
hoped, spssdilg 5igg a sl!5zcislf gnsotias 70
plant a great breaGt1 Of Ldlsd. Q.
MINING AND AlANUFACTUREs
The great resources Of the State, IN Goal, Iron,
Lead, Zinc, Potter's Clay, Limestone, sandsto1,ei
&C., &C., are almost untouched; they await the
arrival 81 eIterprislig and energetle men accu1.
tened to convert them into gold. srL 5
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS. -
Railroads inisrssct the Whole STATE. S115,-
O00, 600 have bsen invested In completing The
great network that links every pgrt cf the state
into immediate connection with the surrounding
States and the directest th0roughiare1 of com
neres. - --ii- -Al.I@-lJ -h h
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD e
TraTsrses the whole length of the State, from
the banks Of the Mississippi and Lake 1Iicnlgan
runs trough iths centre % the State, ald on ei-
theE Ode o4 the Ioad along itz uh1la lsngih Ea I
the lands offered f1r E.es - H
-vaT 10 ACTUAL sETTLERsA d .r
Froui the unprecedented adFautages Ehis Com r
pany offers, It Is not surprising thai L should
have already disposed Of 800 00o acres Of land.
Il is now selling at the rate 81 5000 ac-es per
week TIE population along the Inc has tfcbled
IN Tn years. and Is now 614 591. q The eompanE
seI 70 actual cuiiiTatora, and sFET contract eon-
tains an agreement % cultivate. lr
CITIES, TOWNS, MARKETS, DEPOls.
2 There are Einety-Elg Depois On ths Ccppa-F
ny's Railroad, giving about one every seven
miles.g Cities, Towns and Villages are sltuated
st cunvenient distances throoghout the whole
fouSs. where every desirable commodity nay be
found as readily as 10 he oldest cities q The
Union, and where buyers are 70 Be met tor Al
kinds q Farm produces u s5.r f...,r
EDUCATION.
Ieenan.cs and working men yin ind TIE free-
school system encouraged By The State, and en-
dov-ed with a large revenue for the support Of the
schools. Children can liFsln sight Of the school,
the COLLEGE, The church, and grow up win ths
prosperity e ths leading STATE "a ne qTeat Wes-
tern Empire.
No one Tiio has vialted tlls splsadid fsion q
country can doubt that i squalls the most iayor-
ed descriptions that have ever been given 81 81
but lst anv careful observer visit e. and be va
inform you that the half has not been told Of ne
Advantages It offers FOR immediaie cccuparl1E
md returns. The ftfI1elB q the 11lt
s- alaa Middle States, and canada, are moving
70 Illinois In great numbers; and u = oelleFedi
that 4 these aurpassing advantages were mada,
known . the farmers mechanics ma n1i1cslIer7
and working populafion q oTer-croWded Europe,
they would pror1pty aFaa ihemselFa q ne
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