Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-21
NORTHERN MISSOURI.

. IL
The Hannibal & st. Joseph
RAILROAD co.
W. HAVE FOR SALE i|
YER O,0O0 ACRES
OF THE
Best Prairie & Timber Farming
Lands i'm the West!
AZ low prices, on ten years credit al i've per cent
' 6 eI tSs3 aT "a p5 f5e eIa 5d o5 gs6d 81 az of @ pay
taken at par, If payment Is maae within tYo years
/ rom date oI purchase, WITH interest a. present,
the market price OF these bonds Is from ~ TO 60 per
cent. below par, which affords extraordinary Op-
portunty 70 buy any Of the Company lands desired,
] very much below real value IT
AFREB TRIP TICKET Is given to Land Buyers,
and they aro charged only hall freight all build
ing materials wanted from Hannibal for first i'm
proyements on Land bought of the Railroad Com
pany.
briefly stated are rs follows
mild, healthy ematei rich soil; cheap lands, the
productions Of which pay for them, expenses and I'M
provemsnts too much within the limit VI credit given;
larger variety OF staple productions, embracing ali
cereals, hemp tobacco, Chinese sugar cane In perec
On, Irish and sweet potatoes chOcer fruits, includ
ing grapes for Wne, and peaches, than any other
giOn further north or SOUTH pure water, timber,
wood, coal, lime, fine building rock, clay for brick
and sand for mortar are abundant and conveniently
distributed its prairies ready for the pivw; a
spring emgrant can plant 'sOd corn" in the latter
part Of June, and gather valuable crop in the
6e and Saa Il Is oSIv eeS sS fo bIy land
enough for buildings yards, orchards, vineyards and
crops TO be enclosed pr4ires supply any quantity
Of excellent hay free Of other cost than cutting and
stacking, which a done with improved mowers and
rakes at less than dollar per ton and fOddering
is confined TO three months and less, but little hay
comparatively, is needed; best Of open pasturago
costing nothing neither interest nor taxes enabling
the stock raiser and WOOL grower KEEP horses and
hundreds and docks Of sheep by tho thousands; All
markets are accessible by telegraph, rail and water
and the local cash demand for WOOL hemp, tobacco,
horses mules fat hogs, cattle and sheep to EXPORT
il m the Eunnlv All these advnuEaUa5 ara
within three days travel Of any Atlantic city, for
les than s25 fare. Shall such immense resources re-
MISSOURI Is L0YALl SECESSION IS PLAYED QUIT
II is now perfeety safe 70 emgrate to Northern Mis-
state. OppOsers c0ncede it, and the highest control
ing Interests of the State demand it. Loyal slave
boldly advocating emancipation, as advised By the
President and approved by Congress.
COLONIZATION.
Emigrants settling in colonies viii contribute
greatly to each others advantage Large and choice
bodies Of land offered, furnish them every facility.
To coonize successfully cooperation Is necessary,
easy and practical by little concerted action.
thought aud action 70 secure with lttle money rich
farms aud Happy homes which must rapidly increase
in value, for themselves aud their pOsterity.
CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS
Can now, with little money, and perfect security to
valuable farms and pleasant homesteads. The land
F sgqEss qs Ebs EegaliSs iy ay2aSss Ht Ht 70
eaucol the loan anu INTEREST,"
PAMPHLETS containing skeleton maps showing
geograp phcal position, railroad connections and Civ
ing full Information, are sent gratis.
tS Let all who wish 70 enlist their friends to emi
grte with them, apply for all they want 10 circulate
Corporation in this way will be Of mutual advantage
to ALL
Apply to, or address
81 GEORGE S. HARRIS,
Land Agent Han. St. Jos. r. r. Co., 45 City Tx
change, Boston, Mass; or
~ JOSIAH HUNT,
Ei 2Il Land Commissioner, Hannibal, NO.,
Or to J. M GILLETTE,
=, Local Agent Birch House, Cleveland, Ohio.