Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1867-03-07
Prospectus OF the Nebraska Stats
Zeitung.

w III tue duullSSlOp OF ~ eOraSka as q
State into our glorious Union, the under.
signed proposes to commence the pub.
IIcatiOn Of new weekly paper, to be
named the Nebraska State Gazette,
(Stadts Zsltung); the same shall be for
the present "a column paper, one half
in the English and the other half in the
German language; the German portion
of The paper will be increased from time
to time as the patronage received from
our German fellow-ciuzens viii warrant.
Its several editions viii give the local in
teiligenGe, the general news, inciadi ne
the latest dispatches rsceIveo BY the an.
iantic Cable also all Draclicable infor.
NATION IN regard to Agricultural aud Do.
mesIiC pursuits, Literature and Arts. and
with unIIrIng zeal labor for the advance
ment Of the interest of the Otoe County
and that portion of the New Stale con-
necled with her one Of our main objects
however will be to make an ever working,
nolseless but effective propaganda in ia
vor otImmIgraIon TO Nebraska, and more
especially 10 the South Platte LAID Dis
trlCtS.
II would be rather superfuous to say
on this occasion one word toward proving
the importance OF foreign immigration to
this country. immigration may be called
The mother of the United States. It's i'm.
PorLance has never been lost sight of by
any real American patrio. or leading
pOlIncIan; Ii IS one Of the few matters
about which the intelligent minds of all
parues in our youthful STATE thoroughly
agree. As we have the assurance of a
continued cooperation of a number of
hIghly educated gentleman in almost ev-
cry County of Nebraska, we shall be en-
abIed 10 carry on an acIIVe and inrel.
hgenl discussion of the questions of ini.
grafton by repeatedly setting forth, ruth
tully and conyInclngly, the advantages
Ut emigration 10 Nebraska. in reference
10 any other portion of the United States.
by describing and illustrating the differ.
enI countries and settlements, and their
special resources ID regard 10 various in.
dustrIal and agricultural pursuits, follow.
ed by immigrants with sure success.
1t Is our plan to Systematically adver-
tlse all over the Eastern States and En-
rope, that we are blesI with a soil. which
for all purposes Of agriculture and hor,i.
culture mas no superior between the two
great Oceans that bound the American
Union, aud that under the operation of
the Homestead Law 160 acres of this
soil eau be taken possession Of By any
new cOmer for the snm total of SI4 .O0.
1! Is our purpose 10 send weekly a num-
ber OF copies gratis to points in Europe
where we know that it Will help to turn
the flood of immigration into this new
channel.
Tens Of thousands will thereby get and
spread the information of a new State
which TO this day is a terra incoGnitan
TO many otherwise well informed people.
or IS considered al least as a desert, in
habIted mostly by Indians and half breeds
who live by hunting the Buffalo Ia The
summer and by trapping for furs in the
winter. Il Is time mat misrepresentation
and error should be met and corrected
and that Nebraska should be INDICATED
against the false impression produced by
ignorance and interested perYerscn.-
Now Is the proper moment Io circulate
The glad udlngs Of country found.
Let therefore every true Nebraskan
subscribe TO our enterprise and send off
few papers to his frieuds, the hotels,
and reading rooms IN the Eastern and
Middle States, and thus assist in spread
ing The news that our glorious young
State Is fast becoming one Of the most
important portions of the Union.
In politics we shall be by no means
neutral. The history Of the past i've
years has demonstrated the fact that if
We would have peace, permanent and en-
during peace, such as shall command the
respect Of ages, 60 that heuceforlh -Our