Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-05
Real E!lI1'1i'iti, d &C.


Atttatsos 111eA19es So Aeekan;es
sad oas sA11o nGI ~ >5i' "
nnHR bssstlf fssde AeeeB5 Towaseite,
l. known 40 WToulNG, situated u ths
sWespiso Kat1ks syDN Alnel iateIy below
the posakAf that l9gely stsssm, and 61ilsG
North q rs Eek Eek kssinly Y now s9yyafad
lots by sAnnfsss. PIC Z )ktS&n bf WYSqiag
Occupies the Esst aiopes 80 49, eks9r ktssd-
ing due North and SssiA sspa :ibs lsDsIt
river. running West by ! gTadual ascenf setl
it reaches, tie Tahe Land some suartes, "a
mile drs: "a tiffom ths fivef. The situation is
llish aud healthy; commanding fnS wv
OF the Missouri river for five miles North audS
South, as the riverruns due North and 6eu3hs
course al this place, keeping the channel cleae
up to the Levee at least Gne and half miles
along the lows aits aThe prospect 10 much sSt-
ter tthis point, tLas any other upon the river.
enaolng yon 70 see space Of beautiful country,
North, South, East and West, unsurpassed in
luxuriaut verdnre and richness ofsoif. Upon
the North east of ose town site, and skfrted by
a'he.vy body ofexcellent timber flows ~ quiet
and beautiful stream w coping Water. This
stream co ntatns large body Of pure water du-
ring@the seyefest drouths, and along ffs sheses
there may be found a number Of excellent mill
seats. - ~. -r@e,-,4 -. III szsa
Wyoming s placed ia the midst of ths bsst
e01sfltural country in the Territory, and be-
Ing near and direct S0ute TO New Fort Kear
ney, It is bound to reeeye q large proportion of
the yearly Emigration that crosses the bound
less plains Of the great west -.
Emgrants for California and Oregon-en
route, via st Joseph, Savannah, and Sidney,
or oy the Great. Southern Route Of Iowa, will
Ind H saving of considerable travel, to leave
Old Fort Kearney to the South upon reaching
the fork roads West of Sidney, and coming di-
rect to wyoming, where they will find a First
Class Ferry Beat with able and acc comnodatirr
offlcers ready at all times to cross them expsdi.
tousiy and safely From Wyoming West,
they ~iii find agood road, keeping high di-
vide until 1T lntersects the Emigiant road from
Old to n ew Mort kearney. 49, s-..
BY crossing at Wyoming, the emigrant saves
some Is or 2t miles of travel, it being some six'
miles from the fork road East of the Missouri
10 y Fort kearney, (South) and some twelve
miles thence North to where the Wyoming
road viii interseet the New Fort Kea .ney route;
thus proving Wyoming to be the best point at
winch 10 cross, and giving emigrants nearer
aud 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 iis and the probability, not 0 say Ger
talnty, OF its being extended 70 some point West
OF the Missouri, we can safej say, that sh ould
the proprietors of the Road be governed by the
assistance OF every facility that Nature could
possibly bestow, or by the prospect of reaping q
large dividend when completed, they will un-
doubted}y make thai point (West Of the Mis-
sonr) the young and prospering town Of Wyo-
ming. The town OF
wyoming Offers Rare Inducements
to mechanics, merchants, and laborers, seeking
good healthy location in the Great West The
proprletors will deed TO each man, erecting
bnIiding upon the same. good Lot suitable for
business purposes or residences; Provided, the
said person erects the same within date spec
ihed from the time of receiving the Lot.
|, Persons seeking locations in Nebraska, are
POI iteiy requested to pay Wyoming ysit and
then and there Judge for themselves, as to the
merits of the place, and to it's real or Fl ;ti-
tious value. ss.sasse.s.s.- s....=.a-
A sale OF Lots will take place upon Wednes-
day, The 5th dBy of June. 1855
For the terms of sale, and further informa
ton see the large bills referring to the ssm0.
II: A. HOUSTIN,
agent for Wyoming Town Association
April "a, 1855 ~ In5-tf. =