New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-30

.
made hasty trip to the Garden city,
although very late to do 50. We propose
penring down a few notes made by the
way. On our way we Of course passed
through McGregor, perfect hive Of
industry. With no town ofour acquain-
lance East CT West did we see as much
scti.ity and real business enterprise.
It's merchants understanding the real
secret Of success indulge literally in
the use of printers ink. Not solely do
they rely upon the local press Of their
town, but determined to keep them
selves irj mirentIv lcfore the people of
all point. tribu tary to their town, the
columns Of the local press Of the sever
al counties West Of them weekly TEEN
with their advertisements. Oar farm
crs trre to their own interest DO not
heed their calls IN VAIN. At McGregor
they sell their produce and there they
purchase NEST Of their family supplies.
The burnt district is being rapidly
built up with tier of fine brick blocks
that would do credit to any town in the
state. May an abundant harvest Of
wealth crown their deserving labors:
for while they arc doing so much for
.hc farmers q northern Iowa. it is but
JUST that they he enabled to do some
Ching fyr themselves. In tie city e
Chicag 90 business If all kinds seemed
to have an activity scarcely before
known. In the way Of Improvements,
IN business houses and private resilcn,
ces the city is doing more than any
former year since it was founded. It's
wholesale houses were throngel from
morning till night with thousands Of
men representing the states Of Iowa.
Wisconsin, Illinois, Minnesota and the
territories West and North-W est. Il
truthful account Of the immense cargo
cs being constantly received, opened,
sold and re-shippel to all points in the
West from this commercial metropolis
would stagger the belief Of the most
crclulous.
It's receipts Of grain, Fat cattle, sheep
farm produce generally from the rich
agricultural states tributary to it, are
vastly beyond the conception Of those
we deem the most wild and visionary.
It's railroad system tapping the rich
agricultural states Of the West, makes
1T the greatest grain market in the
world
It's Hotels are not surpassed
by any in the North. Among them
stands prominently the Briggs. 1t is
the home mot merely the stopping
place. of Iowa men while in the city.
1t is properly so, for no house in that
or any other city has more efficient, &C
commodating corps of Clerks and wait
ers, We commend it and Jim. Burn
ham to our personal and political friends.
On our return we stopped several
days in Rock county, Wis, canvassing
! in behalf Of Gen. futile and democra-
cy generally. We had no confidence
in his Obtaining the army vote, and
thought best to procure him the citizen
vote in Wis. That he will get any
votes there Is improbable, but to expect
it is far more reasonable than was the
idea Of the "var democrats" that he
! would draw portion of the republican
vote in Iowa. If our efforts there. IL
his behalf shall prove fruitless, SO hay'
theirs here, consequently we indulge il
no reproaches. ...
NEW FlRM.-We understand
that Jas. Hanegan has purchased
. all interest with Mr.. Sadler in hi
6 grocery i'll this place. They will
0 continue business at the old stan'
$ where they will be happy to NICE
+ all the friends Of both partners
5 Give them a call if. yolll.wouldeb
n generously dealt by e.