Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-16
MISSOURI LANDS.
NORTHERN MISSOURI.
The Hannibal & st. Joseph
RAILROAD co.
HAVE FOR SALE
YER 100000 ACRES
Best Prairie 4 Timber Farming
Lands i'm the West!

Best Prairie & Timber Farming
Lands i'm the West!
At low prices, on ton years credit at FIVE per cent
interest Twenty per cent Is deducted for full pay
ment in cash. OF IN the Land Bonds Of tho Company,
taken at pari If payment is made within two years
the market price Of these bonds is from 50 to GO por
cent. below par, which affords an extraordinary OP
portunity TO buy any OF the Companys lands desired,
very much below real value.
AFREE TRIP TICKET is given to Land Buyers,
and they are charged only half freight on all build
ing materials wanted from Hannibal for first i'm
provemonts on land bought Of the Railroad Com
Inducements to emigrato to Northern Missouri
briefly stated are as follows
A mild healthy climate; rich sOil cheap lands the
productions Of which pay for them expenses and i'm
provements tOo,much within the limit Of credit given;
cereals hemp tobacco Chinese sugar cano IN porfec-
ion, Irish and sweet potatoes, choicer fruits includ
gion further north south; pure water, timber,
wood, coal Inns, fine building rock, clay for brick,
distributed its praries are ready for the plow;
spring emigTant plant 'sod corn" in the latter
ceeding autumn for fattenng great Quantities of
beeves and hogs; it i5 only necessary to buy land
enough for buildings Yards orchards vineyards and
crops 70 be enclosed pr1ries supply any quantity
Of excellent hay free OF Ohgr cost than cutting and
stacking, which is done with improved mowers and
Takes az less than one dollar per ton, and as todderng
is confined TO three months and less, but little hay
comparatively is needed; best Of open pastuTaga,
costing nothing, neither interest nor taxes enabling
the stOck-r0ser and wool grower TO kep horses and
mules ul score uerus cattle and swine by the
hundreds and focks Of sheep by the thousands; all
markets accessible by telegraph, rail and water
and the local cash demand for WOOL hemp, tobacco,
hor5es, mules fat hogs, cattle and sheep 10 export,
is ample for the supply. All these advantages are
within three days travel Of any Atlantic city, for
less than SIS fare Shell such immense resources re-
main uninprOyed?
MISSOURI Is LOYAIi ''SECEssIOS IS PLAYED our ~
1t Is perfectly sae to emigrate to Northern Mis-
souri,, and the loyal are going 1t will soon be a free
state. OppOsers cOncede It, and the highest control
holders unite with other union-loving citizens in
boldly advocating emancipation, as advised BY the
President and approved by Congress.
COLONIZATION.
Emigrants settling In colonies, will contribute
greatly to each others advantage. Large and choice
bodies Of land offered, furnish them every facility
To cOl0nize successfully cooperation is necessary,
easy and practical By little concerted action.
Now IS the time for multitudes, with prudent fore
thought and action, 10 with little money rich
farms and happy homes which must rapidly increase
in value, for themselves and their posterity.
CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS
Can now, with little money, and perfect security to
themselves, assist their more destitute but ndusri-
Gus and capable friends TO acquire in little time
valuable farms and pleasant homesteads The land
prolific productions will enable the emgrant to
cancel the loan and interest
PAMPHLETS containing skeleton maps showing
geographical position, railroad connections and gT-
ing full information, are sent gratis
- Let all who wish to enlist their friends to emf
crate with them, apply for all they want to circulate
to air - y '--''' ''''' ~ ''o
Apply to, or address
GEORGE 8. HARRIS,
Lanl AGENT Haa.& St. Jos. r. r. Co., 8 City 'Ex-
JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Commissioner, Hannibal, Mo,
Local Agent Birch House, cisVeafsa, eisiio.