Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
w Y O M T N G.
Attention Xsrehsnn and MseIs1ses
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ITHE beautiful and healthy Town Site,
i known as WYOMING, situated 10 the
Weeping " ater Valley ;" Immediately below
the mouth OF that lovely stream, and 8 miles
North Of d Fort Keafney is now surveyed
and opened for the selection and purchase of
| lots, by strangers. The said town of Wyoming
occupies the last slope Of rock bluff, extend
ing due North aud South upon the Missouri
river, running West by gradual ascent uutil
it reaches tie Table Land some quarter of
miie dfs an from the river. The situation is
high aud healthy; commanding a f ne view
of The Missouri river for five miles Nnrth all d
South, as the riverrans due North and South
course at this piac keeping the channel close
up to the Levee at least che and half miles
along the town site. The prospect is much bat
ter at this point, than any other upon the river
enabling you To see space of beautiful country.
North, South, East and West, unsurpassed in
! luxurlant verdure and richness Of soil Upoa
the Northeast OF the town site. and skirted by
he-vy body ofe&celent timber, flows the quiet
and beautiful stream { f Weeping Water This
stream cont tains large BODY of pure water du-
ring the severest drouths, aud along It's shores
there may be found a number Of excelt nt mill
seats.
Wyoming is placed il the midst OF the best
agricultural country in the Territory, and be-
ing a near aad direct route to New Fort Kear-
ney, 1t is bound to receive a large proportion Of
The yearly Emigration that crosses the bound
less plains of the great west.
EmigraLts for California and Oregon-eu
roste, via St Joseph, Savannah, and Sidney,
or by the Great Southern Route Of Iowa, " Ill
find 1t a saving Of considerable :ravel, to leave
Old Fort Kearney 70 the South upon reaching
the fork roads West of Sidney, and Coming d.
rect to Wyoming, where they will find First
a LII.
| officers ready at all times TO cross them exped-
tiously and safely From Wyoming West,
They will find good read, keeping a high di-
vide. until it intersects the Emigiant road from
Old to New Mort Kearney.
Rs crossing at Wy omng. the emigrant sares
some II or " miles Of truvel, il being some six
miles from the fork road East Of the Missouri
to o Fort Kearney, tSouth} and some twelve
| niles thence tNorh) to where ha N gaming
road VIII rmtersect the New Fort kea .uey route !;
thus proving Wyoming to be the best point at
which to cross. and giving emigraHts nearer
and more direct route.
When we take into consideration the fact
that the contemplated Madison and Southern
Tier Railroad terminates but twelve miles due
East Of us, and the probability, not t. saw GER
taiRty, Gifts being extended to some point West
Of the Missouri, we can safely lay, that should
the proprietpFs Of the Road be governed by the
assistance Of every facility that Nature could
possibly bestov. or bv the prospect of reaping q
large dividend when completed they will un-
doub'ediy make iha. point West of the Mis-
'oarl) tho young and prospssing town Of Wyo-
| ming. 5 Tho town OF
WYomiag Offers Rare Indseemen,s
to mechanics. merchants, and laborers, seekino )
good neaithy locztion in the Great West. The
proprietors will deed 10 each maa, erecting i
building upon the same. good Lot suitable fbr
o.e'"ess purposes o. erscsidsseSA3 Prssidsd ,1Ae
said petssn esects the same within dste So
ihsd. fEom the time Of receiving the Lot.
Persons Seeking locations Is Nebfssta -
po heiy geussted to ~ Wyoming ! Jish' I'd
thea ala thsu iudgs isf tbsmsslvea. ~ TO The The
n'esits Of Che plsss. aAd . rs IL, III . a.ti.
tiohs velae. uBDtld q .Ifs sins 81 .saEgs II
= a - sale of iss.. yill t.s upon III. epsn-
NIL psrso2e hsIdiars shs,sss1 tn .ss roa,n
81 Wyomtns. eFsaksss ansasaril q -, -
the ssid place. upon tSes3ttis SfAIvl)s ~ tS.
purpose Of drawing and locating ths eah 49,.
WYOMING TOWN O0AeANYS
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