I paesi e i territori del Grande Ovest : comprendente Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minesota [sic], Kansas e Nebraska . ies del Lago Superior-clima, etc 273 CAPITOLO XVIII. KANSAS e Nebraska. Confine del Kansas -: terre migliori aperto per insediamento - Yalleys di thetributaries dell'Arkansas River e della Smoky Hill forcella delcarrello Kansas - Pascolo - la terra tra le colline del deserto eil Montagne Rocciose - Il fiume Kansas-Valle del GrandRiver - Legname - Carbone - Molle - Consiglio Grove - Il GrandPrairie - La tomaia Arkansas - Pawnee Rock - mirage

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The states and territories of the great West : including Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minesota [sic], Kansas, and Nebraska . ies of Lake Superior—Climate, etc 273 CHAPTER XVIII. KANSAS AND NEBRASKA. Boundary of Kansas —: Best lands open for settlement — Yalleys of thetributaries of the Arkansas River, and of the Smoky Hill Fork ofthe Kansas — Pasturage — The land between the desert hills andthe Rocky Mountains — The Kansas River—Valley of the GrandRiver — Timber — Coal — Springs — Council Grove — The GrandPrairie — The Upper Arkansas — Pawnee Rock — The mirage —Table of distances from Independence City to Pawnee Rock — TheSanta F6 trade — Southern Kansas ores — Settlements of EasternKansas — Kansas laws for the recognition of land claims — In-dians of Kansas—First right — Table of distances from FortRiley to Missouri border—Military roads — Climate of Kansas —Nebraska. - 304 CHAPTER XIX. KANSAS. Its history and politics 325 CHAPTER XX. Aid societies and preemptions 339 TABLE OF DISTANCES, Via the principal thoroughfares, to the Great West .... 34*7 &/A. STATES AND TERRITORIES OF THE GREAT WEST CHAPTER I. Early emigration to the West — Motives of the emigrants — Their in-dependence and perils — The western fever — The substantialsettler — Conveniences for traveling fifty years ago — The open-hearted frontiersman — The solitudes of the forest — Modes ofconveyance — The old-fashioned Jersey-wagon — The season foremigration — The preparation — The good-by start — Progress —The wayside meal—Incidents by the way — The buried treasure. For more than half a century public attention has beendirected toward the setting sun. At the beginning ofthat period, the West was regarded with mingled emo-tions of curiosity and dread. The contemplation of amagnificent, boundless wilderness, was well calculated toexcite the most sluggish imagination. But to the daringand re

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