Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-11
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& WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER 1, 1857
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! rhs Eaad 0aRsss Il beth this and oaa.
ha City sfs dong : good businsss in shs
way Il assriss by pre-emption, which
shows thai iowa Ind Eshraska ara fass
sstsliag up With bona JEds settlers. Un.
!, der the -esapsipn laws noae but aeta.
al sossIsrs san snser land At these oEsses
st the vsessaA sssAb, henee we can know
exacsiy hsw fast sAr eoahtry Ia settling,
and We are hapgg b Be sbIssO asno6nes
that the panie "a ssssure in the monsy
mRrkss hss NOT II - sasstatardsd The
sstslsmens a eaS ssansry BY sexual SET
tiers andm the pke-smpsisa Jaws. This
speaks y0lmmeA In favor of the VEST
I Here in the West shase is home for ev-
cry man wfo has ca hundred dsllars,
and suHkeisnt Msrrs 10 e0ns here and
claim Il, snd we say that the man in the
! East who has two or sArse hundred dol
lars can do no better than to come 10
Iowa or Nebraska II he really wants
home for himself aud fanily. All that
he wants 10 make himsalf Independent,
is che resolution 10 start for Iowa and
stability Of character saiBeisnt 20 carry
his resolution into sifegs, We have been
q resident OF lows for twsn!y years, and
may be presumed 10 know what can be
done here. We know thousands that
who came 10 Iowa without cent, who
are nov worth from S2O, 900 10 $l00, 900. |
The question may BE- asked, ''How have
they been enabled to amass such for
taues ?'' We will answer BY sayiHg that
they came here vita dessynafa ion to |
make noasy, and THAR llrst move was TO |
'faqaiat'' On a COED tract Of land, Hpoa
which they went 10 work and opened q
farm, and BY the Tins the land osios |
opened for private entry they had made |
money enough OF of the tract to be able
to buy il. They thea had q hsms--s
farm Oh Of which they wsre able 10 clear
from two to twelve hundred dollars per
annum ais money they invested in
lands At $ly2S per acre, and followed
this course fsom year to year, until now
they are the Fishsst man in Iowa. We
do not nave trees TO fell, logs to roll,
ssLmps, to grab and ssonss to gsrther
il pies, before We can commence
planting in IoWa-All Ne have to do is
to turn the SOD over and plant our corn,
soE our wheat, oats, rye back-wheat or
psas, and We are sure Of bstssy crop the
first year, than ths farmers IN New York
san raise Of Of thair well titled and
highly mAnured lands. These are facts /
which toe ka0s0 TO exisE, - Ws have lived /
in the State Of New York. In proof Of |
our statement "a to the prOductiveness
Of the soil Of Western Iowa, we are
authorised by Judge JAGEs to state that /
he raised on one and ons-foaEth acres
Of sod Land, EIGHTY SEVEN AND A |
HALF BUSHELS OF WHEAT. There is
as good chances for making fortunes by /
coming to Western Iowa, or Nebraska /
nov, as there we're twenty years ago
This We also know. Wsknow what Iowa !
wEs then--~We know what Western Iowa |
aud Nebraska are Row, and we know !
that ali that man has TO do IN this |
country to become wealthy Ia 9 very few |
yeaFs, is to settle upon = good tract Of
land and 20 to work. Tha chances for |
th2 actual settler are better at Ibis time,
perhaps, than they will be after the land !
oa,ces arc open for private eatry-Now |
tho actual settler can have his piok and |
ch9iee Of the country, whereas after the /
oGee is again opened for private entry, |
al these choice places will be picked up
BY the spreulator, and the settler viii |
have to content himself with second .
rate tract, and although seOOud rate viii !
be far superior to what is called asst |
rate in Now York, Pennsylvania, or any |
Of the Eastern States.
Under the e-empsion law the actual |
settler has one year after he settles upon |
the land to prove up his pre-smption and |
make payment for the land, and If be is |
industrious aud frugal, be can sass |
enough during the year to pay for l6o |
acres at OIL IS per aere-$20O. Again
if the settler haR noney uwing to him,
be can come here and make his setle- |
ment and have year 10 make his col
| lestiOas in, which in usAny Instances
would prove Of mutual advantage %
both debtor and crsaitoE. u he haa .
land warrant he aAa Iooase Il upoa bis
own Pre-smptiOus ana 10 spssulatOr can
interfere with him
To those who aesign eouiag West with
tbs visw a eesklsmeaa - weala Say, thAs
their bed plan Houid BE- 70 soaas 70 he
land ofaoss, sad by obsaiHing plAs Of
two OF thsss sswaships shsy viii Be ahls
10 make goed sslsesiOas wiaAoaE any
danger os Interfering With other pre-
smpt0es, Gus iARd oesEs are gentle
nan ID eraFy saass oa the WORD ana viii
give al shs aid In shsis powsr to fAsI
astaal sesAlss aad We will I'D shaAaheir
tseHings ard syaapafhiss asa wish the as-
tuag sstaasr spsn tAa pablin aanas. iowa
/ and Nsbsasaa ofEsr graAs imdnsemaasa ak
shis tsEaa 10 sas aAsp pf small aaeaaa who
ass Il sssssh u : hsmss and 90 paEsiO-I
/ ulaxiy call ths attention ek sash 10 the
| sassH skays stated. Coms 20 Iowa or
kshRaskA, ron Who hare spsna half of
1 ysaE aays u Ne Kass, and - yes have
saly ssEAiaea ID ths honorAhls ssasion
II sshsNass " wsaa sssa dsAwsss u VA
ssr. IDwa ana Nsheasks efsss yea )
hoAs almess wlsssss zsszsy aza wisAoas
prices
Oux asixhhos. II he Florsaee
csaviw asks parasa from hls rsAaszs
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