The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-04-20

The mhos Central Railroad extends from puGh In the north western part Of mss hk, to Cairo
H In the extremes southern part wh atrnh hpmc ahIA mehrhdrd audnt@n miles NORTH chC
II ndepo on me shore OF Lake Mhgn-ahgahHa length Of rt ml@- and hclndW which IL offered for
sale "AA upon Aa aat GeursrA no nshHoa' alta greater distance han %n miles.
Iluds.
nsupd development mnOS IA steady heraeh population and wealth, adsn TAdy " p%nc'
II cheap food arc mntash wonder and ainrun. The UaEd sas Commissioner Agriculture estimates
bybes, wheat, laosnsa bushels oats l76GoO3 bmhSg Of which tn. farms Illinois yielded
II r Ssis bushels rInian corn; Snli73 bushels dvhGj and Ga%2Tl bUlesd Gs-nr reality
more than ono hNrhd ncewr, nr than meGAad Ge wheat and amohm Sevnm% thee S pro"
euin-stock Raising.
rccnuc-ry tho at IN msld Of raaer0rng States, LIMOS sS%h ng great cattle State dhe
Union lstvuo pnFHs 70 we'll adapted yatuc " H'asHe Ct cattle, sheep h"aa Ham mules and
nme important ntratd pork packing Esrr in advance OF every other State Tho seeding Of these
The hay apd Illinois in 1851 estimated at 2loa5 tons, which is more than lata million tons larger
than the crop fanny Interstate, excepting ~y New l"s
Gotten. Tobacco, Flax.
Tc Cuvnna duhcom and e@a IA southern Haosh has bSn largely smnn"iby hehsh prices
II which have prevailed since the outbreak Of tho rebellion Tho crop q tobacco hNssum, for II,s So
II down at 1ss6Te lbs; md while the returns from Uc ounG growing counties are incomplete, they are yet
SUFFICIENT to show a large Increase IN ucpraca-4n most mathematician placing the Increase at my
hE some aueMnn.n and experiments upon a aTe .ms viii 10 mated during tho enOs season Hemp
md nx are grow aanOa way EHH hesa% na Of : GaHy equal ii best European
Fruit.
Almost all tho fruits Snc temperate sppl, Go produced ia Illinois HAAo pears plum, straw.
dsu6sa tie stat, and arc supplied TO akSora Louis nd cHsHHaa, &' eUsnct railway heitS
HNug quick market IN anheeP places. ."t
Inducements to Settlers.
The attention freuonsw hooun means forbid the purchase ola Homestead 1.-THE ohTs States Ia
particularly invited phcr hnl wahnt tn years tbs Gunosc srh Railroad Company has sold 100000
nu,n more than Spp actual settlers; aud eung hOhh year @'As2 ar%-a larger aggregated sales
than any one year fhct copnrg dhc road. Tho farms are sold tracts forty %eehya acres,
suited to Me fatcr with limited cpt1, or in larger tracts as may DO required Ene capitalist and stock
asr. nc~ 1bd unsurpassed fertility the climate hamy taxes ne low churches and schools
arc becoming Amnianth throughout III lnh aib breadth Of til sMeiS nde communication WIN all the
great mMkea mdcc cay through railroads, canals an uvch
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The Price Of lands varies from sotS aniupwaris per acre and they are "don shor credit ~hr
cash Adruaca or n per aGn from the GcdtpreJ Isl made to uuew hop purchased cash,
.. u# ..'. ....N EXAMPLE:
Forty aCp nj aopr screen short credit the principal meqn~r cash doWo-bAh1ce 0e to
90. m nr:TS Fgrgss~ rrsaa- ....1 amTs F~fsss-
Tho Same Lnnd may be Purchased for $500 Cash.
ru Information GA an phw, together with Hns,A showing tho exact Ne1n Of Lands, will be fur.
uhhea "a Application IN persona by eHrO
LAND COMMISSIONER, ImuOi, Central r. n. Co, Chicago, Illinois.