Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-16


Oerreapeaasaea ee slae aaaasae.
6ssTa On he - II ~, I bad
she pleasure II visGsibg - growing
and piosasassae city "a ! say I was
truly SURPRISE and sfsaaly Ahssds y
wisness ne rapid gTowsh I'D avideat
prosperity of the plasa. / haa hsah
sheFa il the month Of Massh, 1861, md
asa2 . ssN h0aaps auaene - HGaass I'D
From the appearance shsas eas wuald
haye supposed that tha AowM - saaay
20 - fenced ins Aue rs ~ 80.
pziss "a ssEasaiag ID isiisaaa anoasha,
and seeing those bsauaiFsl ssar.aaafg
Bkisk Bloskss Aif occupied fsala ~ gaF-
zee 70 sas esalass and u ind Ahaa the
tern waa ~ longer oonalssa wlzhia re
BlnHss bat was rapidly axsedlng down
owsE sAas hasasifnl Miassnss Assaom, y
TIE river. took walk ~ 0a Osras-
ssry Hill, whsEs lad sl res Il ths
pisy aad eoantgy arauad kQr sesssal
sailss aa&, alahough | slNaya shhoxrsd
the sight Of those ruggsa Esiua, ] mass
confess thai ! never bsAaIa HaOrs beau
sifal picture thap wa here pseeentetis--
NiAhoat abs aid Of telescope yoa can
$50 Oouaoii Bluas, So. AiAFys, Bellevue,
Omaha, Florence and Saratoga, al
withia twelEs miles, sampEising aoms
twenty thousand iAdustriaB, enssEpri-
sing people, carrying on ali the diaereni
branaAss q business neosssAry for shs
wants o. themselves and surrounding
sitisaGs. From hsss y0a can zee shs
spaTSs Of sessEal chnEuhee in tue differ
ent cities, the dome Of me stase House
At omahA, several large wars.hOasas,
hetsas, misunderstanding sstaalishmeats,
mills, school hsasss, etc, all giving
evidence Of thrifty, prosperous and
happy people. From hare yoa can fol.
Low the windings Of tbs Aissoagi river
foE soms twenty miles, bearing upen ita
turAid waters many steamers, heavily
Eadsa with ths products Of the East and
South, TO faEnish and sappIy the wansu
Of she haEdy pioneers sf the great North
West.
After enjoying mysslf here fOr SOME
time, | returned to that most excellent
and comfortable hoesl, the Pacific House,
Of which Jour city may we'll be proud.
Hare | found that very gsntIsnanly pro-
pFisseg, Mr., Janss, wilh his sailing bap-
~ Continuance, ready 10 administer "a
the wants Of all ais guests, With his t&-
bls we'll GIlsd 9Th ell the luxnries and
dslioaeiss q the season, with kind and
accommodating s&gvsnts, all seeming
anxious to make yoa feel cheerful and
comfortable. LIKE.
After Supplying she waRta Of the in
acE man, was waited HpoA By my kind
fEisad Doctor 0rAig, Of yeur city, who
introduced ne TO many Of your ciaEans,
all Of whom seemed 10 take 3 pleasure
in extending to strangers q cordial,
friendly hand, sad make their stay
among shsm pleasant and Agreeable
Indeed, / nsysr spent e happier time
among strangers thAn / spent IN she oity
of Council Bluas and eannot Iesvs
without paying them the compliment Of
being As whOls-souled, generous, kind
hearted people A. esR be found in any
city in che Union.
But The Nest gratifying pleasure wss
Ghs Railroad meeting at the CiGy Hall.
Here were some three hundred intelli.
gent, energetic nea, representing the
wants Of the people Of tho Great West J
and from the manner they took hold Of
tHu CuauUst EaSsGs - ass J~~wph Rail
Road, il is evident they are in good ear
nest, and intend to accomplish their OBJ
jeet just aS soon as men and money can
de it. Iadoed, with such men IS Muck
oils aud Everett at the head, supported
By The counsel and untiripg energy Of The
Directors chosen to manage the afiairs
Of the Company, thers is no each thing
as fail; especially when they meet with
a hearty response By all the citizens
along the line on both sidas Of the NV
eT. ARd here permit me 50 say to ear
Rsighbors Of Iowa and Nebraska: come
on, gsRtlemen, with your Iron Horse
By she time you get 10 tbs State line, we
will have ths track ready to receive you,
and bid you 9 hearty welcome through
our State to st. Joseph, with an outlet
thsrafrum to ali the sitias in the United
States. The people Of Missouri are alive
to their interests; they find themselves
deprived Of all intercourse With the
East fer great portion Of the year /;
with no narket for their products, and
no price for their rich lands With other
States much their inferior IN point Of
soil and climate surprising them rapid
ly, and they have come to the wise cou-
olusion, that the only way 10 develop the
resources Of their eouatry, Is to hold
out some Inducements 10 the densely
populated States Basa, to come in and
buy our lands while they are cheap, and
build ap homes fos their children and
.hus I'LL up our country, eulhvats our
Of acres Of beautiful prairis,
1ig Gus the mineral which 10 SO album.
liant, and is but waiting the touch Of
he artisan to turn int monsy, With
hsss facts before us, resi- assured that
will do har part in this great
enterprise, Yours, truly,
J. Z. VANATTA.
RoCkPoEE, no. ~.
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