New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-27
MILWAUKEE : pH. pU CHEN RAILWAY.
rn,TuR1AL CORREsPONDE
NEWuALL HOUSE.

the undersigned found himself surFcuA
bed by the evidences Of prosperity and
wealth everywhere TO be met IN this
magnificent city. We have no correct
data from which 70 give comparative
view Of it's progress during that time
Il may however be ranked rs one Of
the first, if not the very first wheat
market in the United States. taking
quantity. quality and price paid, into
consideration.
1t may boast, justly too, Of its splen-
lid buildings, lew Of which can | men
ton, with the business conducted In
them, in the varied branches Of indus,
try and trafc that bespeaks at once
the enterprise and business
energy of its population. Its Hotels
are kept up in superior style, the one
1T which this bears date, The NEW
aALL. under the prcprietorshlp Of
Iessrs Rice & Andrews having NJ su'
rcrior in any Oft departments, west
Of the Lakes. By the way I must not
forget to mention the fact that John +.
Roberts we'll and favorably known to
the rowing portion Of North lowans is
connected with this highly popular
house. With the employees Of the
house one and all we were favorably
impressed, still John seemed to us near
or host as he will to all people from
this vicinity, than any other Of the
gentlemanly walters and employees
every where present to respond to the
slightest cali of their many patrons.
Among its leading dry goods houses
may be mentioned Messrs Bradford
Bros, Shcrw:n NOVEL; & Pratt, and
Jas. Bonnell. In paper & stationery
ofall kinds, type, printing presses, ink
&c, may be mentioned the house OF
J. A. Noonan and Of Noonan s. McNab:
while in iron and hardware the house
If john Mars & Co., seems to stand
among the first. In grocers, toy and
notion houses it has no lack, but with
cat exception thcy fail to use the great
element of success ju3iciously,- print.
,rs ink. But few Of them patronize
the local press of their city, and fewer
still the press Of the country tributary
to them. Is it any wonder then that
the whole city can scarcely boast a
customer from Northern Iowa? To
close their doors against the call of a
customer is but little greater folly than
negec,ing or refusing to keep the adj
vantages oftheir market prominently
before the public.
The news came in this morning that
the n Y. World and Journal Of Com
merce Offices had both been taken posses
sion of by the military for publishing
Che bogus proclamation purporting tc
have been recently issued by the Pres,
ilent. But then they are both wa
democratic journals, and should suffer
the weight Of the hand they are con
stantly striving to strengthen for tn
destruction Of others. If suffering mus
come from that source. In striving
give the President big army the
have unwittingly aided to place unlim
ited physical power in the hands
cue who lacks both the will and tt
capacity for its legitimate employment
The president having no Judicial a
thority, has no more right to order Il
arrest Of any person connected wi
the press for publishing what aft
wards proves to be bogus proclaim
ton, than any Of those editors have
arrest bis royal highness for the ISIS
ing Of any Of the hundreds of proc
ma,ions he has issued only to tern
nsterin bogus results. Both arc EN-
tied to a trial before the judicial tfl'
mails cf the land for crines Of comm