Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-01-27

Ths Tios g csns - the Wsss.
1 ~ S56.hy never h.. s..n . tin.
wbsa gsassss isducemsnss we're held out
for smiesatid 70 the West, sbsn srs q
this fim tres .ed by wes.ers Iowa and
N.btasi Of which may Be enumsr.
sasd ~ H'lolk
h0@A pecuniary embsrrassuens
consequent uros the late financial rsvul-
sion, property can now b psrcbassd st
much lower figures than ss sny 7GsdfS'
time. and issome instances foe usch, Leo
than il is actually worth.
2. The large immigration from the Mic.
souri slope to the gold mines IN the spHse
viii include large number Of our farmers.
which will materially reduce the sussss
Of produce heretofore raised, while he 10.
creased emigration viii create IN usprs-
csden'ed demand for our staple produe.
tons" Consequently. N DOR humble
opinion. those who take the plsess Of cur
gold seeking farmers viii realize sures
wealth out Of eur fertile soil, thsu shoss
Who have been lured BY the "fsvorabjs
reports TO seek their fortunes in shs new
Eldorado. 90 2@" Z. a@h 7n' 4@t~ E..
3. The probable organization Of Dskots
Territory the prese mt winter, viii open up
for settlement one Of the most beautiful
and fertile countries in the west, where
BY industry and ffugslisy . home and .
fortune may be acquired BY the poorest.
The opening Of this Territory viii also
crsste an additional demand for farm pro.
ducts, und will be great advantage 10
farmers % the slope in lows and Nsbras-
ka. '11 s#Fr. h4 rn.- zee smst ~, . g..
. I. Much valuable land lying eontievous
to the Dnbnque and Sioux City End lows
Central Air Tine railroads 10 yet unciaim.
ed. These lands offer inducements TO set
tiers that may never again be presented,
and All who can should secure qusrter
section before Il il too iate. The govern.
ment price for these lands 10 81 50 pr
acre in few YEAR,, when the Railroads
are completed, they will be worth from IS
to $50 per acre.
5. The climste 81 north We stern Iowa 10
unsurpassed for beauty and healthfulness,
and We believe i, .se mnst desirable in the
world. The period intervening between
frosts in the sprin, and autumn il sufi.
GENTLY long 10 mature crops. and the win.
tiers, ~ the experience Of two has conviuc.
ed ms. are the most delightful seasons i'm.
ap.nable. The mosphere il clear. DRY
and invieorsting. the air warm and geni.
al-and il requires the leaf ess trees and
leaden hue Of the prsiries to dispel the de.
lusion that thi. il May instead Of Janua.
~. This weather Is not an exception 70
what it usually is. hut is said 70 he. b,
these who have resided in Iowa number
Of years. a fair sample sfths characters.
tics Of winters in the Northwest.
s. This portion Of the west ;s pro VERDI.
slly healthy, and is almost entirely free
from the epidemic diseases which prevsil
in some sections Of the country. A IN
evidence. there has not been death in
Sioux City. containing a populution of up.
wards Of 1000. for several months,
To theee might b added hundseds of
other equally rs good reasons why people
should come to the west, but ~ elaiu,
that those given above present advantages
which no other country possesses to The
same degree. andshould engage the alton.
ton Of al who design char eing localities.
There is room. health, wealth and hsppi.
ness for oil Who may come 10 the illimits.
bic west-iet ali vino can come!
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