The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-05-25
FARMS In

TcUho, Central Railroad urai' Gonr rp'u,n hc hrs vepn part Of tn State to Cairo,
in the extreme southern part, with b~r,f On crtN, one hmhci HlmHcnm miles. nrh dGho
sale "'rnNd mone Aa side oaeI.eAa no nean"al greater GsAn"@n asn miles.
Illinois.
Teurdd Development nGnot tI@y hGAon qnuhton lai Ton, and. capacity OrOhre
cheap fool are meters ~ n6nu i s,uuat,aT Tic United sps cnuhmrd AgHmhmp estimates
bushels wheat, iOsSs3 bmm; oats, loGOGi basag It which the farms Of Illinois yielded
rSai5 bushels Gnaan ,m; asalra bushels otuaat and ci@,7n bushels as- realty
moeh mconth % Aeum, more lnu one nh az the wheat and Utmost uo@Venhd the ats pro
dudn Al the UluI SG%.
rrcnhrny tho a~t in h@t q gIuev crrs states, Illinois haCh cr great cattle State dmo
Unn Istrc raEhe arc veil nhqtlby awc to Il % raising Of cattle smT, hopam and mus; and
n@o important interest Of pork NeSna hhtr in advance Of o~yoh state Tho seeding q these
The hay cupd uuoosn 1895 nautI at :I0T3 tons which ID more than half million tons larger
than thee p day other State, e0l"s only Nw NE
Cotton, Tobacco, Flax.
The sruvMhno hmromd cotton ia rohHn Illinois h@be largely Mmnhtib 1.-THE high prices
down at 1sEIc- lbs Wl vhoto ptrrsG rom the ctnGmwns counties are incomplete, they are yet
sufficient to show a hpa Increase in the POmt-mc most careful calculation placing hch G~ON Gy
Ing some attention, and experiments upon - Eo rGc will be made during the coming Nam. Hemp
and nI ire gO~n nnuOt every pHd @os"N md q quality equal (" tho beat European.
FTut.
Amotn all ao rrrr the temperate latitude arc produced in Illinois Peaches pears pumI straw.
berries and very variety Of garden vegetables ao produced great abundance In tn central and southern
dsrsuG the sh@,u ares supplied to ucsoFL LOUISA aud Cincinnati, tho excellent railway meNts
nunUE quick unEh in MMcep places.
Inducements 10 Settlers.
ne rtmiuO p~n' vh~rhn@a means forbid uepmhan OahCnsHai IN the older States "a
particularly hvtdpthre lands. whhnr tea years the Thsc Central Railroad Company has sold 100000
rr, to more H 10000 actual settlers; and during the asst year 24A2 2una- larger aggregate Of Ns
hnn any one years nem the opo1rg tho road The trms arc old IN tracts Of Oy~ eghva acres,
sndn the settler viii limited ophl, or in ruyer tracts a may be required yhe capitalist and stock
raiser. n' "asd Unsurpassed rrrgi tho climate shohhyi axes are low ehnsh" and schools
arc becoming abundant throughout tho length and breadth dhO s@eiH and communication with all The
great markets ma4oc easy through railroads, annals and rivers
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
ne price lands varies from 50 to SIS aHdupNars per acre. and they are ISOLDE shOhr credit, mhr
cash. Addnaond len per- cent from the acdtprc' umcn h~cW Who purchased cash.
EXAMPLES;
Forty prs at 81 per ~, mshmt eclG tho principal aoqmrNr cash dO"n-NhTee one. to
and three years {" Fl per cent Interest," Advance, each year,
$50 s"s rT%s FV9"nS @ys. "M""''" %%
The San land nny be Purchased for $500 Cash.
Full Information On all points, mghrrw h maps, hoSngh tho cuakaau Of lands, viii DO f.
nhhedo application, IN pmAn wby chro
LAND COMMISSIONER, Illinois Central R. R. Co, Chicago, Illinois.