New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01
No rrda,,ooa b,, HE gre,,e p,, ofthcse farms are

near WORTHLESS NJ ~ can bcs"m". ~ ~"i a'hloss N'-
ones helrs .itu. 30 restore a. khoN W" q
many tssrs The exceptions are On ING sfl
bottoms. md DE land recently ma. ..oa ''a.d ~
called fr..h. \" human beng IN 'tH ne any, ~
d. not An0v about IT, I..ol ird 20 ps,o, '".n 80
or under the slave s-,tem of farming or ih. i'gfea
ton poverty and meauu.ss 10 which one ssuDj.e'u u
attempting to or'~'Le INTO II LING s,ui. lSi1 ~
cheaper and easier 10 AXE neS Land ani ny
sff mg the timbsr only few Year. are rgh,'u 10 -
ai, fc,h farm. su gong ~ iecomn 'ni 'h's
ir-i mlsi ,hok g., dsad'autases and pe u '"' 49,
oodn-emelts.
SuooLs AID NEgTI"Gs.
Tnsre arr lev school houses, and :, d., an
ansaer that oalldren have 10 70 IguI ~ ,s ~
school, which II mae them or - ul'' 'I-,
war there ver. mo- boo and never were they worth
muosl. The Westinghouse - ire + h''''''- ~ ~,
preaching 10 unkuo~h' how good y Is ..af r,ce.
~ 20 Judge. OF oouIse ain speak, % ''-n"! a.,
vle-' fsl ers live, and nOf g. n ihfrd III" ~"
i.ud 10 sell and wsuted 10 make ever tmhg I" w. -,
Iei no new ruInef stem 20 the Glib -.k Of men III -
VA, tn. tel What INC country y '"r 81 n1 ro'
grape, would olgcafe an scI1T'h ~ d-s Up ~" m
A i,piic am feri'ciy ured h.''ii nm - nv
giaues when none 0f tl,n ever feien ON-S,' OF ~
Know tie int thing aoou' the bushes. ih"y ar" hA'
SCI i boys 'rll x lb0u' epic poems -. nv! "iP -"
A. thou IA iron and Lead were suyint 3" u" ease
~. nrn,,i t,au /. lie country f, vhith even on
utlr.'t i dillpiinicd. Couarv store ~" ''u'iph
enough, an they al Keep whisky i.t "N,' w.. tns
/. key 20 hc good cu.iomer. Al he' i"e'' 1 'Nus
unless n mineral regions nav u,n ,,,ror'oar.t,d n
wet, .eIuc,s aud'hOueh the soc.cy ~ y! t"..," -
n not rcinel AID H. IA time will be foqhreh I" mas
Il drsinbie fos cultivated families oi 'olisr ."r ~
has pat every hing back iii there J., IN u'in
ar Of povcuJ country and town ne .a,'.' ,,,, ~
t. III. have been two slave farming hin N'n. ',
grass. There has never been surplus OF csii" III ~ ~
gram To tell the truth, the 81 J. ua'urIy thin an"
hs years cropping brings 1t To The ias' gasp
NOW TO Do.
NJ, g., many n,birs. sspphires or enerilds should
man s,nse-hand,d aud alone, take an michigan iAHi
To this country, nor even close T. slao. Tor,
may look large the map, II = likely 70 nave h",ut
mo- than lilorin aud few VIII looking hpusf, ~"
i-s than tive families ,h, uld 20 together ana these sh'
A. ale OF one section which j. mile sqrare or near each
other they have four or five children each, they can AZ
once have school OF their own bit they are yOun ana
have few children, tn Inducements VIII be very grat o
them 10 have more wi, know that there are many very
yd men who early In life have worn society and religion
rabare and really long TO take their ismue> 10 some
i nace. O,her bcus poor anu rot able 20 dress ven
will look On savage regions as eiese Nopoay WI 'e
ne ANYTHING about these tAgs either IL WI npt
be lon before al suc will feel Pleasing need for society
for sooa the boys AID g grow up-snd then mink 81 ~
M wont The lite colony - Indispensable, Tor u VIII be
natcus around which other viii gather; but fof Tear
tn. ht not be the case should say a. msny As Ten
fri., should 20 because when the smaller number quar-
re they II have nobody else 10 % to. have known OF
e.e. where there only three families, and they we're
all at swords points. There must be seaoom IN society
or Instance ncighhors, when quarter or bali mile
apart are very feId but when close together are apt 10
hight Ike Indians.
for poor man to 20 10, boauso II will cost more 10 fence
the Land than Will to bay il then, there is house to
hnld xt,ch would cost far more made logs than OF
lumber and in Winter lie will be- likely to freeze to death
,r want of fir, wood The days when one could get part
rrh prairie in Illinois and Iowa and part timber are Tor
ev past. -. ,,.-. -, T..
AZ er the hrst crop or not TO wait but mmed
aiey seld down 20 grass 80 - 10 have food Tor COWS
Noe you will hear folks in toms recommending ms
country for rs range bot lei be deuded with any
such anion This for three OF the very best reasons
one - that the range will be out but II not
cannot be hunting for II cost far more than 1t comes
To- and finally ihss land will soon ~ 10 rum, unless u
seeded down. hi. is wha, is the matter arealy The
best way il 70 mlIrre u clover timothy and blue
rss In few wears al bat the blue grass viii die out
aud then IL all flourish IN immortal youth II Is cer
"a nv true that gass is little naurnl on thee hills
OWING o. the mineral qualities Of the soil and Ia great
elevation which Is 600 20 80 feet above the Mlssis
sppi ~. LOUIS. ms seeding down should he done "a
b hi .lon@s fr u. 40 soon A. the roots ~ trees de
cav n, so will wash aud where enyWay steep all
of d. one .eason Clover does yo well AMI occasionally
de IL. II put in clover can be plovrt up and most
beautiful AMI bounful crops u sheat can be raised Tie
orchard should be painted On level ground, pMiicuafy
PEACHES r they b. cultivated and besides y j. not
convenient - don into holovs afer fruit still or
clar'- De on hisii- but clover must De -"Sn
r. hold the soil while the tree be cultivated by hand.
Grapes can be planted the side hills by erfaclns bur
should always prefer the levi land
A large portion Of this T,giOn Is mineral one one
m Az select suitable farms When lead vii be- likely to be
found that 10 he magne,ia Limestone region A VEN
Of cad Sl BE- l'tr fortune and ~ bad ~ea'hef or
idlo can take hs shovel and p,ck and Try bis
luck nan disposed 10 paroniLe lotteries and gn enter
Or - ought BE- perfectly contentcd with farm where
uould b. likely To- ind lead To- he easily spend hs
spsrc tine and the search. and have not the
I,nsi doubt that many can be successful. sui farm
ing miners have not done WE'LL though II Is tar TO ss ihey
now To FIND THE HOMESTEAD LAND.
Thu. /, coming 10 the point. first LEI tie colony Of
m,ohtnic- Ia Ncw.Yogk City, composed Of hanl-workng
men, or ia Massachusetts u men living els. Sher Who
hnd II difficult 10 make their euds meet or ndeed pcn
y ho have some little pr perry, and would Ike 10 invest
it IN improvements select one Of their number to 20
and locate the aud which he do for the rest. lie
should 20 o.c of the two land offices at Ironton in
Iron County and The other AZ Bonneville, but "r south
Ia, Missouri Ironton. From the officers he
the figures which will Indicate what townships and
the land les then DO viii 20 the county, and
from County Surveyor should be able 10 learn the exact
situation lie vii have TO pay the Surveyor about
go for his trouble and perhaps NOR, II he has TO look
and So far There are beside parties who make IL their
especial business to locate and enter homestead lands
be- N enter is e. In hve years ~ more when
get. hs deed IL Is best Ia hire accustomed 81 the
Business his charge is s. making In al 81 though
NAY b. more II much time is spent in sel-cting.
II one wishes to engage in the fruit business would
strongly recommend the lands the southwest branch
" the Pacific Railroad. The land office at Ironton has
rhargc OF the land IN Pie ouny al the l. la
charge Of The Bonneville Office but one do sll the
business and ocac the land by going 70 Roaan employ
ng San'ce Clark Co, Who have lists of Government
land and who make land entries part Of their business
Dne wnte to them hrst The advantages OF raising
FRUIT this land very great, because be sent 10
Louis every day AID even 10 Cbicsgo at fair rates be-
there petition between the two cities have
no doubt for this fruit be SHIPPED from
SOUTHEAST Missouri as cheap from Southern Illinois
think that these hills are heahfnl. know the people
ell me So but do not believe everything hear and
hey there Is ague, but doubt this still really
hink that aroy FROM st,eams one will have cery good
cadA. This is important matter and the reader may
depend on my statement.
know that men With very little means would be glad
hither The way 10 do 10 u come, that AFTER
arrival they will have at least 500 hand To ct
much they must BE- saving without tea and coffee and
wear Old clothes ! know that for poor man 10 &c, q
tart it is much like hghung battle; and have found
hat the best weapons the Of ones old clothes
log house be built IN few days then
dug. and land eeared. As general thing. 1t is light
oh To clear this land for when cut into cord wood there
IRE only from H. 20 ~ cords 20 the acre
Ihe ar ha Land la.I l., H.