Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-28
FROM YANCTON.


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FROM YANCTON.
ever,welcome correspondent at YANG
ton, Dakota Territory, wrilss to US IS fol-
lows under date Of January 22d. We hope
to hear from him more frequently in the
future: ....r.. -.... ..r..m .. t
Yaucton is improving steadily, and what
promises a future healthy growth Of our
young city, is, that the surrounding couu-
try is rapidly filling up with substantial
farmers This exceedingly pleasant win.
ter is peculiarly favorable TO emigration
and improvements, SO that, by the opening
Of navigation, you will be astonished TO
observe the almost magical change in the
business and appearance Of Yancton, Yer.
million. aud indeed the entire country
skirting the east bank Of the Missouri riv.
er. from the mouth of the Big Sioux to the
Yancton Reservation. And it is worthy
OF remark that southern Dakota is being
settled by class Of citizons that. in point
OF intelligence, morality and industry, will
compare favorabiy with the more densely
populated districts in the older States. ]
am aware that the opinion is entertained
BY many persons residing in the Eastern
States that the new settlements in the
Northwest are composed of the off-scour
ings of the old settle ments East and South,
which opinion, however, is very remote
from the truth. The North West has been
settled, improved and forced into notice
by young men of limited means, reared
amidst all the educational advantages o.
New England, or the wealth Of the South,
who have emigrated to the Great West,
bringing with them their cultivated minds,
their small wealth, their strong arms, aud
their interchangeable energies, and the pre-
sent greatness and growing Importance of
the home OF their adoption bear indubla.
BILE evidence Of their worth. .-.... ....
That ours is reading community, l
shall cite single instance. Messrs. Foo e,
Chapel, PresLo and S,utsman, lamongs,
the very FIRST settlers At Yancton,) all oc-
eupyiug the same house, receive the fol-
lowing newspapers: ..-.-.. sr.
a The Daily Missouri Republican.
b The Tri,Wsekly" H.. a. :.a
The Weekly
e- The Weekly (Philadelphia) Press.
The New York Times.
The New York Herald.
The New York Tribune. ..l. tsE
sf The Weekly (Wash.) Constitution.
- The 81. Louie Bulletin. 7sa r
The St. Joseph Journal.
Charleston Is. C.) Mercury. ,a
Daily St. Joseph Gazette. ssl.a. e.
III Cleveland Morning Leader. ~
Newark Weekly Journal. a B
Wisconsin Daily State Journal.
Glen's Falls IN. " Messenger.
Lewis County 1" Banner. e
Ellsuville journal.
5 CLsnaago American.
Chenango Union.
Montreal Gazette s4s. rst5.s., 7r.e
Natchez Daily Courier. ,t.s9 ,u.ias
Springfield MASS Republican.
Chicago Weekly Times.
Cincinnati Dollar Times. IA
Sioux City Register.
Council Bluffs Bugle.
Iowa State Journal -.
Iowa State Reporter. #sa
q Cedar Valley Times. sa4
+. Dodge Sentinel. q.s.. hiss
Germantown pa Telegraph. va
Bucks County Inteligencsr.s
American Messenger. s...z,:Y
Aud six choice Magazines. 40 i.
After an examination Of the above list
y stranger would be a. o loss to guess the
iisAads Of politics Of those gentlemen. They
are, nevertheless, sound Democrats. au
Wishing you entire success in yool
newspaper enterprise, and hoping tina. The
REGISTER may sustain its high reputation
as one Of the best journals in the West
the champion Of the interests Of the Mis-
.ouri Slope, and : faithful exponent d
Democratic principles, g
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