The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-21
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ha cmbro rcmioy sn1 CO.. preptr
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n 90 y buska Docs 90 receive che a--is
if prot ctiau - lhe q uerti Gn rn.
= ~. ihc cuuu,y ~ill nevertheless b.
ulrd. ,nl ibli speedily. lluniocds ar'
fins ihe news that thr Inliln u'ie D.
insn.sd. sni an hour after lhe utei
&s,n-i vll O., svlnmus Already many
n ga .a ag.f lntis1ds for building,
u.s. st4k-d ont uscu claims. sDd are
rolds J D. .'.ck taerh,r through thick
nd ihin. ind assist each o'her 10 The pro-
ci,on 81 their several clsims-
NJ iinllirs b ST. removed tn the Ten
., nlther have thcy night to dn ~.
,il The Indians have rcl.nluishrd their
500 .nd title in these lands. Dne first
,un,y nlith af ibr Platte. aud wet Of tn
iissaur River. and east Of the lloro, viii
come The no.i popuuus couuiy 10 Ne.
Iasks. This Is considerably well Timber
b, his hmc "a trrc-, s'one cod and iron
~. and Is an excellent, dn, rolling, feriilr
Sreion. The embryo city, oppritc this
,lsce. will BE- the ipi,al Of the Territory
|ar ihe present, without doubt. and will
Eventually be second 10 none In The West
boz ,his city. Next IN imporance will be
|she cities twelve miles each way north aud
oath ofus, b lc,ies and Winter Curriers';
|i,aking ,brcc very lmpor,snt riycr cities IN
lnne county Besides the ordinary business
lmpnftapcr Of this nov frontier flycr county
~ Nebraska, the great Pacific Railroad Is
j. pass through and have there probably
4 OlDahi City. or near great resting
bouse, before STUNNING the broad plains
md leapng tic Rocky Mountains.
The great place IN embryo, Omaha City.
; located Immediately cast of This city, on
be Nebraska side. and about three miles
i-tsB. Brlieyiow, the old mIssionlry aud
ading station, is twelve niles below, but
eor;h OF the Plato River, aud has a beautl-
ful and Commanding view Winter Qnlr-
ssrs l. twelve miles above, and Is the rite
|of the winter qnNtcrs Of the first Mormon
1. migmiing camp. and Is also most bcauli-
Bull, situated. 10 fact, We do NJ, know Of
hhrce more Cunning or delightful town
kiies on the Missouri River than these
&NVe would make a slight correction Of an
= ticle recently published in The kooktd
&Dispafch upon tins subject. lis inform
H., vas IN cruf IN regard to the distance
III country back that was well tlmbefed aud
i good agricultural country.
There j. much worthless land, and that
H. destitute Of timber. within lj0 or 2G0
4niles YVES, Of the Missouri River and al
Dough there Is much good laud and CON
idorahlo timber, We won 4 not have the
!. nplc End themselves deceived IA any way
y oar urgioct OF assent. There Il no
sab, that many will be disappointed and
dissatisfied with the country, as II has by
IN many been overnied. Il Is nd
,sltise PARADISE; there may be cold, heat.
sd many other Inconvenience 10 oil nd.
be- cliaRe sud sol are b",h very similar
Iowa. csecp, when you get back from
'e s,resus, where you hnd sand aud bar
ns.
Many who GO there To settle viii hn'lly
I'd homes 10 tins State, or cross The
oeky mouuisins.
The prncipal reason Of this - general
arriiy Of timber throughout these Ter
iiorio. This 10 time ~tll be overcome By
= b. nsr Of cod, hrdgine and the growth
81 Young ,mabcf. End every foot Of ,h".
keh, llcys vill bad and blnssun NJ ihe
as The iron horse ~nh Kissing snort
oalA. through she doiiios. on a. Ny 10
y retaining fro.u the Pac,6o. laden ~rh
be silks, c,.bfaerc. and pref u lhngs
7 ,.n Ciina, Japan and The Indies.
81 "a p.1 fa,. 30 o.aiur, ls9s.
N4h iitfis tsteri"
III Up sir h,rly, ~ork hate g. aud pull
u gcthef, aud you ~ali be iaitante II apan
Il b. uuie Il tbs siupenious lhfong hilrr.