Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-18
MISSOURI LANDS.
MISSOURI.
The Hannibal & st. Joseph
RAILROAD co.
HAVE FOR SALE
100000 AC r h 5
or THE
Best Prairie & Timber Farming
Lands i'm the West!

At low prices, ten years credit az nve PEI eeht
Interest Twenty per cent is deducted iOr Iuil pay
nneuf in CASH or In the Land Bonds Of the Company
taken At par, If payment . made WlIhln Two yeats
~ market pree OF these bonds is from 81 TO 60 per
cenf below par which affords an cXtraorqlnaIy OR-
portuniy to buy any ef the Company Lands deslfeu'
FREE TRIP TICKET Is given to Land Buyers,
and they are charged only hall freight ON AZ euill
prOy6ments on land bought o. tne AsliieNo YIN
Inducements to smlgrate to Northern Missouri
briefly stated arc as follows IN. L.. ,,,,,4s che
mild healthy climate rich soil cheap anti5' me
productions Of which pay for them, expense5 anu I'M
provements tO0much within the limit ul ce0tl
iarrsr variety Of staple productions embracing al
cereals hemp tobacco Chimes sugar cane m PeIle-
tiOn, Irish and sweet potatoes eholcet lInlls
ing grapes for vine and peShss, sn tI ty fiH1bsr
wood coal lime hne building rock Gay loL .l,
and sand ior mortar, are abundant a11 ~ ~ ~ So.
distributed; its prairies are ready ior tne Ply.l
aprnE emigrant can plant 500 corn IN ti4 L'..i
part Of June, and gather Yaluaols 9rop pIti y, MI oi
bssVes and hogs; it Is only necessary 70 b9y iI9 |
enOagh for buildings, yards orr haIaS, ,is s1ifT ~
OF excellent hay free Of other est tnan cnLllns ~
stacking which Is done with lmprots5 ~ ih4ess me %
Il confined to three months and less Dut nlle htJ'
compare lively, Is needed; best OF npel i
rn-ffrr pothpg neither interest nor taNess enabling
the gtSk and woOl-grower TO kop horses end
niales BY The scQre, herds Of cattle and swine y the
huudreds aud Oeigs Of sheep by the thousands; all
uaF-efs are acca5its by telegraph, rail and water,
and tie local cash dePland for WOOL hemp, tobacco
y -s fSr lie s1b5iy All these advantage are
Tithf1 f.ree days t4FG Of any Atlantic city, for
less than IS Fare. Shall 5ash immense resources re-
HIssoTfi Is LoIALI "skCrSgoS Is PLAYED our p
II h now perfscty safe 20 egrfe 70 Northern Ms
souri, and the icya going 1T VIII soon De nee
State pposarI concede it. and tle highest control
inq Interests Of the State demand itt Loyal slave
holders unite with other 'Unlon'ioFlng cliSen5 "
boldly advocating emancipation as advises by the
] Prs5ident and approved BY Congress.
COLONIZATION.
F- rafnn Init
--sfig fo eacb others advantage Large and choice
bodies Of land offered, furnish them every facility
n eolonire successfully cO-opofation s Necessary
L cav md practical BY little concerted ection-
Now Is the time for multitude9, with prudent lore
tlought and action 70 secure with little money rich
ffDs and happy homes, which must rapidly Increase
r value. for themselves and their posterity.
CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS
- novr With little money and perfect security to
thelsslVes assist their more destitute but
g and capable friends 20 acquire N llltle tlns
t11fuTiI = farms and pleasant hollesteads Aue ANA
eiIi o1IndantY secure the requisite ADVANCE ahd ls
rr1Ifft PRODUCTIONS viii soon enable the emigrant 70
canee1 e e loan and interest
p6N6FI I, Els containing skeleton maps showing
POSITION, railroad connecuonss and Civ
inc 'fnl Information, are sent gratis:
f- Lstsall who wish 70 enlist their FRIENDS 70 emil
co-ousTS6n in this win be Of mutual advantaso
nsIaS '-'o' GEORGE s. HARRIS.
Esnd Agent Han. 4 81. Jos. Z. R. Co., IS City II
change B11ion' Aaa'-i OF JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Commissioner. Hannibal, No.
| o-4o M GILLETTE
" 70 Local Agent, Birch House, cleveland, ohio.
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