Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-06

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- gold - found in abundance il different
paris Il o1ssritory. The lake Of Which
you havshard 70 much, b 70 b found salt
in the greo91st ahuDdaace, which ean b OBJ
tanned 6mny ~ kiyinE = 1aD1a- iDtaAhs
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filling Il 10 II utmost cappeity. . = Vg,sf
Gen,ile, saint and sinner. Among The 9Eaaas
cultivated here with success are - = loued
wheat, rye, Indian corn, barley, end odt~
Among the vegetable kingdom, srs posae
toes, onions, tomatoes, bset cabhags. lstesess
radishes, ~ we'll - psas md bssns = graf
abundance. Peaches are eoltivated % BONE
extent but no arples yet. There Are nany
| 6Ee nurseries in different parts Of he tSsfl.
tory, which in . few years will yisld hsll
supply Of fruit. Wild fruit Of di&9eat kinds
is quite abundant, and 10 good sahstituss.
Owing to the long continued dry wsatAse
and plague of grass-hoppers last spring.
grain, grass, and ell kinda Of vsgetatios Is
very scarce, aud much fear u felt Tor the sri
ferings Of the poor, who are ns0ssouA md
who will suffer unless aided by some new
unseen hand af7ft
Not single hive Ell bees Is to be foand In
the territory. II is said hat number ofyesrs
since deep snow fell in these mountain val
lies and caused ii. the buffalo On tbs West
Of the rocky mountains to die from siarvs-
ton. There are none Vest Of the meantaias
st this time. AmoHg the wild auizpals, y0u
will ind the black, and grissiy lear, ssd
wolves Of different kinds, two Or three 6iE
fsrent kinds OF dser, elk, moantain Dhssp,
and diaereut kinds Of haS and rabbies-
There are Of the festhsred tribe, the ssgshau
praire-hen, Wild duck and gssss quite y
bundant, but NO QuAils. Geese, turkeys and
the common han are quite abundans. Hors-
| sheep, grow finely. and live mostly the ysae
round on grass, and said 70 b in better o.
| der in the winter than IN the summer, there
being no dies 10 winter.
The institution OF negro aud indian slsr-
cry exists 10 this territory thsrs beisg quite
| number Of SouthsTn nsa hers who beoaettb
their slaves with then. The indians Gre sold
INTO slavery by one another and subjsos y
perpetual bondage, and make good, active,
| ready, and obedient ssrvsnts. Ell
The prevailing religion is that OF the Lat-
ter Day Saints, although On occasional go
mon il delivered by persons OF diesrsns pa
suasions. The population OF the territory j
variously estimated at from 60, 600 70 1OO,-
600. the most Of whom are active and induss-
trious. No business man in this country pes-
forms more bodily and mental labor than
Gov. Brigham Young.
The Surveyor General, Gen. D. H. Burr,
OF Waahina.oa, is here, and has opened ~
Office in salt Lake City, aud entered upon
the dnti1s OF his oGkee, two parties of sur.
veyors being 1t work, led By Mr. Jossrh
TraskaIswski. Geo. BUR, u . mild, geati1-.
manly, and pleasant man, popular in his q.
6se and firm ia ell his efforts. A splendid
mansion is being bniit BY Gov. Yosng, ssi1
to be nearly capscious enough to contsin hip
whole family. A 6ns dwsliing i bsing buls
by Col. 4. w. Rabbit, ths Secretary ot ths
Territory, aud whose name Y we'll knoMn q
the democracy Of Illinois. Ailh and Iactost
lee Of oil kinds, demanded in nsw eoaofy1,
are ia successful operation thseaOheas To
whole territory whore ssttleneots - nAd1.
Great credit Is due = pflneas for tA3e
efforts in commoa scheols II ~ ths sotsll-
nents: school houss 10 he fiilGt soe4 b1{l1 Y
ing ersete1. They 4se t11fMe0 I
connuuity syer saw. 11songl deset4 r.
| their religious fGsh, g 81 shsa - ~
best Of nsu and Sal tswAils fss 600 aa,es
| ere basely corrupt. B01TwI have bssa 1bo22l
kindly M cordially sssAssd y IL siet(
and ishA1ftAnis Of this valley and t4llls
1snp6a1sntly qirsooloas crop u q
being made fron honsy dew, which fAlIe a
the leaves Of ths eatton-wood e1clnsirl1Y y
Il i made BY soaking the :sasss hN3j
and then alseF saking the leaves out $50,
ing the same course which u taken in1IDi
Manufacture 81 the ordinary nspts sn0l
A sample Of this sugar Iseud by THE msfi n
our esteemed Senator, Hon s. a. Dougta1
| e. The Know Nothings, in their Natioe.
81 Platform, profess great admissiioa ~
the earlier and 'spnrsr days Of our IAliel
existence" VI sppposs, Of .eQosA ~
can oaly refer to thaep Asye yhea He6kfAss
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