(The article aims to give a plan of preparations for
emigrating, including detailed advice as to outfit, route,
etc. The suggestions are similar to those adopted by the
Bloomington meeting, for which see THE QUARTERLY of the
Oregon Historical Society, Volume III, page 390-391,
December number.)
[The writer thinks that there is a ferry at or near Council
Bluffs.] I speak of Burlington as a very suitable point to
start from, because we have an abundance of the necessary
supplies, and an excellent and very commodious steam
ferryboat for those who are east of us.
(Signed) ONE WHO INTENDS TO EMIGRATE.
N. B.--Newspapers who are friendly to the enterprise are
requested to give the above an insertion.
The same issue of the _Statesman_ still further quotes from the
_Gazette_ as follows: