Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-06

the Atlantic, ~ CapiI ai nr lite, 2
NIL they hasten t6warda ". e s11li ~ y.
Oh doubt hear .heshrill whistle Of - hon,
Horse, making oor hills end salliss re-echo
with its rattle within Z years
SUx rorAL.-T Taking into account oil e.
advantages, Disadvantages We know Of -
region of country that holds forth greaterls
ducemcnts to settlers than does this loati
not only for the capitalist, who here On q
a broad and profitable field for operations
but also for the mechanic, the laborer and
professional man, and the poor, who seeks a
pleasant and independent home in the Vests
For grazing, stock-growing or. dairy busi3
ness, there is no region Of country better
Iadapted. Stock requires little or sometimes
no feed, and upon the prairie grass will fat
ten in an incredible short space of time. The
poor mechanic and labores soon become land
holders, and the capitalist is not satisfied
with less than AZ per cent well secured,
which he readily obtains.
Carpenters, Millwrights, Rrickmakers, Ma
sons and Engineers are in special demand
How TO GkT HERE.--Boats run regnlarly
from ST. Louis to this place, all through The
season of navigation. Freight up, usually
averages about IS cents per hundred, AM
passengers (cabin) SIS, deck, IS. There
Road from the East is completed to H.
land, 600 miles from this place. Tsk
be purchased in and about Daycnport at faif'
prices.
psIcEs OF GRAIS AND PRonUCE.-Flour sell
= 4
: 81 %, Oats 30 cts, potatoes usually - CTS,
(now 49, Pork Si,00 per hundred buttor
and Eggs p, Gn the summer locts,) uroceT-
les and Dry Goods at the usual WESTERN pri-
ccs. Laborers Get from 81 90 to 500 per
day, (including mechanics)
Stock of all kinds bears good price, from
tho fact Of this place being the Great Out
fitting Emporium for Emigrants westward
| NEBRAsKA-W we have said in the fore
going articles in regard to western Iowa, IS
entirely applicable to Nebraska in many res
poets. Especially the soil, climate, fruit,
aud vegetation, &c, &c; on the eastern por
ton Of the 'rcrritary. The interior or west
ern parts is more mountainous and barren
and is almost oatirelv destitute of timber AMI
is really Of little or no value except Tor gra-
1ing. A number of important towns are
! springing ND on the Missouri river, the most
noted Of which Omaha City, (the Capitol
Belcyiew, Pattsmouth, Mount Vernon, Ne
braska City, Florence, Fort Calhoun, Desoto,
| Ickama and Fontene.le, al these occupy a
country on the river North aud South OF near
% hundred miles and are surrounded with
good fertile and choice lands. Lime, stone
coal, and other minerals have been found IN
many places, and this country though,
but little known, offers great Inducements 10
, settlers.
We fear We shall never be enabled to re-
turn the attentive courtesy bestowed upon Us
81 our noighbor Of the Palladium.
lie not only looks after Us personally, but
never fails to grasp at any article from any
and every source that aims to give US 4 ''set-
ting out" No matter from VII ON, or wheth-
er the writer has name which he forgcts to
give, or is found Stalking lchind some ALIAS
ANONYMOUS title or mask. When he fails to
find enough from the pens or suCn rafrfelSss
! scullons, We have few left in our region
who will help him out; who if they cannot
write their own names Will find some ones
, else to attach to thcrvcry smart, G. shrcwd,
/ . and cutting productions. Friend Reed
is welcome to all the fame he can win, ard
laurels he can gather ~ publishing sturril
lous articles from the man-in-thc moon.
We will not fight a Sinking shadow. ". goes
Scott free, for all We shall give him OF faluc.
{ Much Needed.
! We arc in great want OF many and various
mech anic5, but more especially at this time
we have 10 wagon-makers in the place and
it seems almos; impossible to get wagon
or carriage mcndcd, and are YOU so unlucky
as to. succeed, you are charged two prices, by
bungling pretcnders and hard moaey a that.
Let the mechanics Of the east, who arc out Of
employment, (anl will soon be cut of funds)
come here where they may be scryiccable to
! the community and get rich We arc IN c1-
trcmo need of good Touring mill-such rs
we have in the country will only make from
20 to 80 lbs Of -four to the bushe. How
strapgeI wheat $l,25 per busheI, and -four
3, 30 to st. 00100 lbs Who couldn't make
money out Of good mill?
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