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iflisreikmeons Selections.
Life in Nebraska.
Now that Congress, the politicians
and the people are talking of Nebraska,
it may be interesting for our readers to
accompany us to the territory itself, and
'see where and what it is, who inhabit it,
or life in Nebraska.
In visiting this unorganized terrilcry,
upon which there is now so much dis
pute, we must first go bv any route we
choose to the city of St. Louis. Here
we will take a steamboat and float for
hundreds of miles to the mouth of the
Kansas river. We land here, and are
in the region called Nebraska. If we
were pleased to take another steamboat,
we could go up the Kansas river, or
neuriy west, towards the interior.
L'U let us preler rather to continue
our voyage up the Missouri, still by
steamboat, for some hundreds of miles’.
