New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-12
OREGON
,ro the peoDIe Of the United states.

ducements held out to enlgfants to oregon ana
with the several modes OF reaching shat country
The cloud Of distractions so Tong lowering
down over that Territory, was completely dls-
persed BY Cong -ess at its late session, and the
uncertainties heretofore existing rs to the removal
OF the Indians and the titles to lands, have De9n
removed By the enactment o. laws Tor that paf-
pose .,.
A law was passed atihe ate session, providing
for the extingqishmeut Of the Indian title TO all
that part ofOrszon king west o! the summit ei
the Cascade Mountains and for the removal OF the
Indians iuhahiting IL to some point essl ol tnose
mountains 4 Board OF Commissioners nave o9en
amounted. under that law, TO treat WIN Tue IN
dams west Of those mountains Tor theT iands
md with the Indians east Of the same mountains
IT. iordg m which to remove the Indiana
first named. A Superintendent OF Indian Affairs
Los henn anpoiDted whose duty 1t IS, under the
rrotection of the military force stationed IN the
country to occupy his whole time IN attending TO
the duties OF this department and under MN are
rlacnd three Indian agents, and three s0bagents,
nr the more efficient management OF the affairs
in this department. Heavy appropriations have
been made to be followed by still larger ones, to
enable the officers appointed to procure success
fully the objects of the law. All people there
fore. everywhere, may rest fully assured that
there is not the slightest danger OF trouble with
the Indians hereafter | would also state that
there is no danger from Indians IN gong to ore
qon, overland nor after you have reached tho
country
On the heel Of this law, another one was passed,
at the last session Of Congress- giving TO all men
over eighteen wears Of age, arriving and setting
in Oregon previous Dec. $50, 800 acres OF land
if single and If married, $40 acres. Ihe OH theh
provides that if those single men marry IN one
wear from the first Of Dec. 500 they shall receive
Gao acres In all cases the wife is to receive one
half of the above grant in her own rght' our
years residence and cultivation, to be completed
ST bolc +bo date law, or after, ls r.
CURED before the final title is made from the HoV,
ernn9ent though the title is good to al lntents and
purposes. as against every body but the Govern
nlent from the moment the claim IS taken. II the
man or woman, both de alter taxing the Chilli
and before the four years expire, the same goes
10 be survivor and heirs so that it cannot be lost
by this casualty ,..--,....
81 emgrating to the country and settling there,
between the first day OF Dec. 1890 and the first
day of Dec 1853, shall receive l6O acres OF lana,
if a single man. and if married. then go acres
But there is also provision here, that IT single
men marry in one year after arriving IN the Ter
ritory they then receive 800 acres All male
minors who go to the country, and settle. ana ne
come q before Dec. 1883, Will receive 100 acres
of land absolutely, and if they marry III one year
after arriving at majority, they will receive 300.
All foreigners by filing their intentions OF becom
inc American citizens are treated like native
born American citizens, and they are only requlr-
cd to complete that naturalization before they get
a final title. OF course this would have to be
Iord Tho soT,e reeidenco and cultivation are re-
nnired % bef1ye snd az before the woman re.
cleives &C bor own nronerty. one half Of the land
orented In all cases the person is allowed to
pick his land where he peasos, ii not previously
occupied
would wish it TO be well understood that this
1erd ia or,one the richnst londs in the world that
tis no Tyhers snrnassed in nroduotiyeness. and in
III L;,ds of oro;n mn ,vbnro bos ite equal The
- of 0rooon i mo where eouallad for its
ianitbEl,o.c od booltI, Is ono of the greatest
;,dnnnmante in Going to anv country. would
,. 90 Ia 5dny1s+oo5 wbon saw emDbati.
VIZ. ~ " ~ 49,; ~ reoon NJ country on the
Nnrtb Am american Continent not excepting New
ENGLAND so widely famed for it's health, so healthy
ms oregon Aside from this and the productive
mass Of its soil it is no where surpassed TOR Its
waterpower no where equalled Tor the goodness
of its water or Tor the quality OF Its lumber or lot
the fish that swim in it's streams or the game IN
its forests anG prairiea or Tor tne Hio[c cya q
MS climate BESIDE TINS we nav mus -.
OF ron OF marble, OF granite u sali Iu1 tbot o,
mines Oh 6o!d W az 50 49, &c horsn ana
man VhB ~ oleson' my soiIor IN
IN 1eiy ioH u'sI 49, n,;nao in California,
.ne WY rt9'o rooses ond nv the same con.
WIN 10 ion5 10 ~ r, Oraoon Won
NC Ie'4li AZ 'ilo ~ from fye t0 Gteen
WI llu [e"Gy pns 49, ~ ~ on, trade cores
doafs per aay scg b a5,b or YEAR and for all
Pon can raise yoo viii get, to quote from the
Sc Gnrren, II; the Oreron Spectaior, of Sept
tis70 os toliows. beef II to 20 cts per h.. pork
Ic 10 On ts ,orIh bntter 81 90 Der h. cheese, G2!
vbeaf q 50 70 b per bushe oats $500 per bush
M'eao 20 ~ ~ - cts ner doz lard 40 cts per h.
el' FEE t,6t,1, t,o - S6 - SD ner NJ
any Th;o conntv where YOU can raise stock to
LIS - e,er cnttng any bay or fod
ds ta ed;ng tboo or housing them for
der Tor them or ieeo!ne mem VI cat q "a
me entire year rSr S0Gr vf borscS from to
per yohe' i05 d onls sS6 and other stock
s@2o OF 49, iUt go r;"os ore Gl,cl to con
m Propof TH aHo no end to the
vlue 9 a - raads ~ make il ia indus
ed az" ~ io,, j. nn economy Here, too. YOU
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