{"newspaper_name": "Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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There is no doubt but the city of Bur-
lington is to continue to be the city Of Iowa,
and become place Of great business and
enterprise. During the present week,
though cold and chilly, our streets have
been lined with farmers from the country.
Slaughtered hogs, and beef have been
thrown into our market in almost any
quantity one could wish. On the 24th,
our city and its streets were one condensed
mass of teams. From one end Of Jefferson
street to the other, and in various other
streets of the city, there could be seen one
moving mass Of hardy enterprising farmers,
each with his team Of two and four horses
staggering, as it were, under their loads.
We do not believe, that Jefferson street as
to its business appearance would have suf-
fered by a comparison with Broadway N.
Y, or State street Boston. We repeat,
Burlington is to become great city.