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ins, at IS per thousand. Much more might be
written upon the subject en1 MT all oc said Of
that interesting, though little known division OF
I'lino;s-populated and filing up by industrious,
temperate AID hardy New E giande,s and their
descendants from New. York, Pcnnsylvana a and
Ohio-qute another class OF nen rom IN Sc
making the majority of the population in South
ern iii,no;s--as the conr-e Northern limos
mas taken with reference to paying the does CT
that State shows They almost To man. have
more than once petiioned The State Government
10 tax thcm Until It's honoris redccmed-and that
without distinction Of political parties. Their re-
representatives. in the halls of their Legislature
urge milar principles, and together they viii ere
long, enforce their honest, honorable purposes {;
for, thank God, the North will, within short
period, he the better hall, the increase Of popu-
lation in that division shows May hope scnc
who read this will Join ard hasten the desired
change, by going there buylng isnd and settling
and Others, who wouid secure property at A
very limie;: cost, which in 5, 9 CT Is years will
prove rich es,aes. Such may send their farm
els to l0ok after, improve the property and In
crease their focks. what d country where,
with an outlay OF 10, 20 or 900 noar, & pa
tr.nony of hundreds of thousands Of collars may
be bought, TO be realized within IL or IA years,





| p cent and Increasing on all outlaws The
completion OF the Michigan Canal will rapidly
has en- the alleged result


Wisconsin has equally fine land and surface,
but its more No:therly position and contiguity to
the Lakes, 50 shorten The warm seasons tina: IN
dion Cora rarely natures tierc, while in North
era Illinois the Crops are abnntaot and very su-
pc'io iii quaiitY. The difference is four to six
weeks; i. e. the sp,iug is lptar and autumn
earlier IL Wisconsin--ul course. in proportion,
moe expensive Tor The keeping Of Stock


Then In tie Territory, the settlers are liatle to
the d, 3aecs incden; To Re,z Countries.


The ,ou'es fram the Z ist 10 the part OF the
West al!udoG 10 are many and agTeeable, with
comfortable econveyanccs.-Ra Railroad from Albany
10 Bufala-,hence owe. Lake Erie TO Detroit, and
through Michigan 10 st. Joaeph-(about half
this b, Railroad and remainder good rngds and
craches)-thcace by steamer, III six or seven
hou7s, into Chicago; cr from Buff,ilo by the
Lakes via Mackinaw 10 Chicago, in noble steam
boats, departing from each go,t daily; excellent
Hotels on the way.


From Chicago to Rock Rivar, near Dixon,
about ITO Inilas--g0nd read, Troy coaches, eX-
ceilent horses--ot course all in good order, as
Alessrs. Friuk, Walker & Co. are the propuetols.
From Dixon five lnes OF Stages dverge, each
th.cc we5k.


Another route ia, via Juuia!a Mountains, or
| Cumberland road, Pit shurg, Wheeling, and down
the ONO, tonchjDg at Cincinnati and other places.
Many conlinue on TO Ncw- ORLEANS, (ani II early
as March and April, or late IS October epd NO
vcmber, very agrecable,) Or turn up 1T The juno
ton of TIE Mississippi for ST. Louis, jToln that
fast. growing and Interesting City, up the rircr
Illinois u Peru, or to Rock Island-or via Ga
lena, tauchlng at Nauvoo tu look at 10 Smiths
and the Momens' folly.


add at the ,oot all extract from Treasury Do
cuments, showing that t!io entire sales "f Public
Lands during 1874, amounted TO l,l29,2l7 acres,
OF which 437 ,404, nearly one hall, were III the
State oi Illinois | do not believe I'll aaIc Was
sqid On spcculation, but all were bought by actual
settlers. Thaae facts show that immigration Is
moving in great numbers that way, and may warn
those who would sc'oct choice lands with tim
Der net to lose time. The tide Of settlers that way
is likely to increase next summer, ana may not
that choice country draw the attention OF specu
la.o,s shortly
shall be At the Astor Housc' soon, and
should any of your readers desire further inform;
alton profler 10y scfsices, aud to that end send
you my address.


When began 10 write intended to be brief,
but The subject is too interesting and important
for brevity XXX
EXTRACT PROM TREAsnny DOCUMENTS. shO'0Hg the sales


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