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Respectfully offers her services the the
following PROLAPSuS UTERI WHITES,
PRoFUSE and PAINFUL MENsTRuATloN ENFORCEMENT and
uLCERAT8N OF THE WOMB. The soptcd heris
that which has met ,he approval o. the most distinguished surssona Of
London New Work There
has acquainted with practice
% justified in saying that Al Daasas Uterus, not Can
complaints daily ls8
ST. Joseph
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12

2n- NOTICE TO CoNsIGNEEs.--Th ship En-
uigTA Vn4shan mal~r Liverpool, has nryrl, nnd nov
.ry Cons will please take OCT their
fu tar ~ 0t the ivee,
If- JuliN GOJLE IS Bank Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12

81 as ii nrf wilt lf for CINCINNATI and El IL
.rusih lauliuss THIS EVENING, ~ : gcosS.
taul2 MrI5DN ELI, Jt,t n btLl IL Po}dTas street,
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=. NM snlendid and fast RUNNING pasgenge

..an5r YoaKTOWN Mger- mi.-r viii -arv Tor CINCINNATI
aud all interim dist. landings 1lIs w tNlNG, At u'tuek
inl. MCDOWELL. Jt.s q BELL, IL FOshrsE 1T.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12

In-t UNTAEAIT I1nI A|I WI leave ST. LOJIs and NJ
,rHs.1 landings THIS EtiN4At' Vt ! o'clock.
LIE WHITE BUCHANAN, 81 lultou street.
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Worlds Safe Company.

II 9HE attention Of the public is called to the
Utility superiority Of sss ssa all others. Our sas
We form
iiroagy plates which eonpc.
ct tie liquid metal making
t he ei drill and pitie Of resisting The owsot rs
ls= To the slisntiE IL Mature
Man abe ssveaHs sqsor straps ftvets Or srsv Tor the Il
Neither burning make
sioa the solid mass Lined itis with sre-proof wall.
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION EaSE
LOCKS really depository
es We fertilizer th5rei btl sccy in any Of the popular
Nzu1oS all .bs meehaf
s.sa ,roE experience bas defnonstra.eG
short notice
ACLTs, ysri0ansGss, Snking inzltGt0a
Ptcci e secared with Lliisis Sank Locks,
o.ths .hcys sassH sd A with DAY Ses1
- -. T. pEF-grg. Games irss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12

Agn sos % to this 4a's INT showing Increase Of o?s
tca, The rAket, stated, opened late -d Oh aud
uHrri only Is 25 30 for No until the had fully
eured wien, share they
their as which purchases
then TO as f5 ssqueny keep pace with other
.6q6 30 aud big s6 80
TIL Inst purchases od were AZ 20 and - % dividing se and
H. strictly NO. 10. Of hogs 81 81 could BE- obt sued
oe OF pta f packers informed Yesterday that bis hogs would
him s06 100 p1urds He
FOR the majority them early. Last busnsss ills point
braerd head. the closing the 3isi q January Th
operation will likely close hy the 18Th
month bot thought that from 1000 TO 1900 hogs will
the Of which the operations will be nearly
equal Nessrs c. Bayha have bend contracted
yet to hand and three other expect
1000 head each before the finally
leads believe hog crop
the NJ ssour Upper Mai sipp and Illinois rivers Deudia;
ST Louis VIII sqn II does not exceed number this season ID
there oil be- slight falling of weight making the
oper, equal the Ohio there will
abb iuereF - abe result will BE- found through the
indiana Ant-.
eonns taLe viii show he a.ng p. .alLng arcl.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12

G.s.- The new and magnificent swift running
pss,su4tr STEAMER WRIGHT u. Clark.
lut syllE s n Intermediate HHdnss THIS EVENING" ri 3
Iai oGLEsBY MAcAULAy IS reEaupittulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12

- Neither Captain nor Consignees Of the
fra p ELUDtA y4t,a, u1teg, ffom Liverpool aud
lut5, " responsible loI dsht- g9I ei g aeT crew,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12
A RRIYAL on MADAME ADOLPHE.-Th

A RRIVAL OF MADAME AD0LPHE.- The
"A FINAL justly Madame ADoLPH
the universally acknowledged SiNPATST
and distinguished Lady who through
OF The such excitement prn-
with costly Diamond Breach and Daniel Webster with Jswsed
Ring NwOrleans and ready vtos the Western
vennda e q Tchonpioaas and Julia streets (tiya
nth TchoupeuAH
non PAST, PRESENT FUTURE, they
and when what lady husband they will GET
o description
Mysterious impossible profession appears
highly respectable with innunerab
certificates Acknowledged extraordinary skill
all superstition probability deception imposition
othara
Consultation fee % 81 s3 according how wish
20 or wins tiuleth they occupy nov9f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12

Fer Tie new, light draugbt, swift running
pAangur CORA 40 . keeling, will CAM
DEN Intermediate anlmg- Inns EVENtNG al bn'elock
Iml2 SMITH SINISTER, ~ PoydrAs street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12

ed ......... carroIlten, 80. ,-ropsrs !
By S. PuRsELL,Auctioneer.


Fs'r frsrIcs's cousr JOHN r. BEHAN Va MRS. LUCE
rasisH % yELsssz II No. iay4ia
~ VIRTUE Of writ Of fieri facias TO me
ifetet y he Hn l. y Gacnn,s Justice n The
- Farah y ofiesn VII public auction, SATuR-
4ara ~ lsss a. he bau- y y sook warshouss,
A iot Of HOUSEHOLD ruaNrTuRR
~ SsIEed in NJ above Terms sssh.
.alH i j. HOPPE esrs,.b,-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12

MUSICAL PERFORMANCES sNaIa.
lfE GAR r. BUCKLEY the popular ami celebrated y 1E
N1LlSIsT AND ETHIOPIAN DELINEATOR, with tS{.lkf
select company Artists will appear shortly and give SS@
thor popular entertainments
The success ol this Troupe hA been unoqualsd
4 I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12
NEW CONFECTIONERY STORE, wholesal,

NTEw CONFECTIONERY STORE, Wholesale
q aud Retail, CORNER STORE ODD FELLOWS HALI--The
vii MONDAY, December 10 WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL CONFECTIONERY STORE AND LADIES' SALOON,
Lafayette under the odd Fellow Hall
shall hand stock Goods usually
for
CANDIs NUTS FRUITs LIQUORS, WINES, CoRDfAIs,
wholesale.
Faaies Bal Parties supplied short notice with CAKES,
CANDY, ICE CREAMS, e;e- in a aaper or ntyie.
have with Confectionery SALOON FOR LADIES,
COFFEE CHOCOLATE, TEA, MILK, SODA, ICE
| CREAM etc.
Having the Confectionery
Viekbarg for the years
my experience sas pleas viii
| pablo patronage. WA. hogan d@cal n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12

asJ- NOTICE TO CoNsiGNEEs The ship GALE
rlSIA EANpEi, Jau, Rowland raa'r nom Philadelphia IL
Slui District CuUIIuee will please
ur Lrht The L.E'o, otherwise d VIII D.
'' ''. 81 H. AsiiBRlpcEd CO. 50 s.. chsttpa street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12

YEyO SUGAR PLANTERS-J. B. ROUDANEz,
~. JULIA STREET ORLEANS, respectfully
" SUGAR PLANTERS that may require
Having practical Of thai
all plans Of which be has acquired
knuw de Vhout Boosting have done,
THusg himself
ST hue the
kettles general and tnfie aatan all
employed the
used When the Planter val read the following
ohaTs, equally
they their
certain 10 justify their ecn1dsnce
CERTIFIcATES.
This that the b.
House with brekl
70 aud confidently
sr industrious good maAon and kstss think h
one the best In the country BEN. WINCHESTER.
Parish Of ST. james, sth January, lssl.
certify the Rcndausz hss worked upou
hieh under, full couddeprs
nm aon and in hts intelligence in department
j.. II. LOrGFBOROTGH
ReuaueE has nat up Set OF
Kettles The uniol Plantation
take pleasure recommending hin 70 ali thc.s
wto may require als srrv-ees F. TUREAUD ians
pRIDG EW AFTER PAINT DEPOT, No 20
Camp street.-The Agents the celebrated BRTDGEwATER
MlSEA PAINT, keep constantly full Of
barrels and halt barrels OIL kegs pounds
eah Also, Black all
is Peries cefhses etc. pamphlet which Be nd ihs
C. HOGEhT b
Agents stste, of La Aia Mis-. and TeIa.
ICE-ICE-J. STAFFORD & Co., wholesale
dealers in ICE, Office New evee Ne~Creans. dee7t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12

ICE-ICE-J. STAFFORD & CO., wholesale
dealers ICE, Office No. New Levee, Ns~OJsAps. aes7i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12
StHoICE WINES AND LIRUoRs.-BRAS

EHOICE WINES AND LIRUORS.-BRAN-
DEssa4arae vintage 1885,
Guard Duy and other brands Of
T. qualities
WlNEs-oai Reserve Patetnho South
Dud Gordoa HATmeuy Nephe Sherry Old Port sni
parking Sery, Hsiisiek
other brands Of Champaign White Wine caet Ia cskz and
Of ali qualities
Holland Scotch Irish Old Roanoke
And Old Rye WHISKY Brty n aad Fruits Juice cordas of
Boxers Berlin and ouley be AID everything
WINES LIQUORS which will be sold
a. a he found, faF caah paper. =.
so casks PORTER aud ALE. pints
SEWELL TT AYLOR,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12

19- NoriCE Neither the captain nor con
.r- 10, ne l.. Sip cEEsCLNr CITY, Capt Bal-'-r, will De-
7 s1l, '' -' JoAS TuoIE IS Bank Fllse,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12

sy '@'I ii st % e. c ribs f5fS1 IT, %
XXI ''' oeLEsnY MArArtAy IS rs,oup.'.ula' street.
a.iy~ The new, light draught swift running
s'ur M NOBLE NsTqat snsisr wii lsas' for Cincinnati
Iil NepowELLJe BILL, Il Poydras street.
&.ss- The splendid and fast running passenger
sgfl SYs GREEK ryfSI I e, ao NeN'"I' and all in
t .s@s .'-' an5wILL ssh, ro,aras street.
z.s~ The elegant and swift running passenger
. l2kIo"S N, a5.' ,I Y Z % IA SsH'N NAH
itrl4 MepowELL Jt.., 4 BELL, lg Fo;dras st.
ssa'- Tie splendid and fast running passenger
,ae'e npfs THIS KSN.', # Nm; ,..,
s1u- NOTICE TO CoNsrGNEEs.-The ship En-
higA Yong en- asr from ielpo 01 ggTi,r 9ai HeT
and attend TO toe pee t Of I'm g5oi o9 he ie,@r
- Neither Captain nor Consignees Of the
aiusl tp EuUpcAr yaua, er FROM Liverpool, aud no" Ia
- responsible igr @ - S sG,,ga. rs a Z, ' },si
zs5y- NorrcE TO CoNsiGNEEs.- The ship GALE
Io>iA EANpEi 5a I k, 3 5 ll@ T5I p,a
.,rt r 81 tr tri-.t the Lvcr otherwise viii tt
"a T. Il. AsiibeIncEa CO. 50 81 chatp street
Gc- Norrcg-Consgnec of 100 bags La
-a rsd ~ MeA 3 Do ~ tip eEalgn; Hr Il, = 2a
5g.rf .t.r-l. Nv rl1- .otd al H'it ,gtu. ~
nss-NortcEro CoNgGNEEs-Thc.h ship BLANeir
r.It- ts. natl 81. 20. 80 II,- 'A''-N-''
II, t.'. JoIls Io5&G, Z. eaA rae..
.5a- NortE-Neithei. Captain nor Consg-
1-es ship lIAsctl c.g Haa1l. rem l,,ss5rg2A low '
.'a'H.e' Ter ''g i5lly f65If ~ 5 rr,,s.
ne NbricE-All parties having demands
s5,1,ar NAuASlGl n ta ~ % r'-s rr',lsr ans TO
,tt-,r,.r. 10 tfFNSpN Il, C.,Bp .traat.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12
Departures of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
Hayre and Bremen Steamers.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


WguNFspAN MoBNtsS, January H. 1889.
general market hhs presented appearance
review bu,ns.s Cotton having
ALLY restricted intelligence Europe
the ambol Amtrea AID the Baltic and fully due 70 the
inst by Arabia Liverpool Yesterday
being Dec 5 This very un1ua period for merchants 10 be
without Europe and the delay naturally produces
% upon business, particularly the Cotton Market Yesterday,
however papers hed the sPec,sd Of The
America received by telegraph, NheL proved favorable for Cotton
than had Anticipated. They represent tho Cotton Market At Liver
pol to have been mer during the week preceding her departure with
slight advance for the grades quote follows Fair Or
leans GE Mddling Orleans ~ Fair Cpands 81 and Mddhg L
lands I'D The sales Of the hal been 70 900 bales Of which
had taken speculation for export Sugar and No
assea have been good request firm s Flour has been less
close Of last seek Com been and Gr,
Provisions fair request steady prices Frczhts have been
rmer Exchanges very dull The Baltic
have let Liverpool tbs 9s December aud the Cdnsri steamer
Arabia on he Let INST
COr1ONThe Market ogened Saturday with very little
part buyers factors also baT,g
51on sell wou; further Information from Eatope the sales
day limited bae irregular mostly
Monday telegaphr interrupted by
ag operators without tho expected European
accounts only closed lots required 10 ~ up
generally lowsr bat sill Irregular difficult
quote bates changed hands during the day.
morning the market opened ar giy, but upon The publication Of hs
hnrdh active iemnGi spranz up, resulting
lilly bales foakbg The sales Of the three
~ ao recovered from the decline, and most the sales
made quotations Friday last, which repeat
THE receipts oi The three days $50 bales,
e eorres period year e receipts ths port since
date M ya showing increase q 322 23 bes. We quote
] Z.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12

PICKLED AND DRY sALTED MEATS We Do b7t little
than the rep preni price d these important
s Receipts for 1851 rbrar 1887 h X and hogsheads $3.50 hb
7J33 pieces tuns 1880 eas and hog hsads
snd barrels 1868 PI-e 4s5 show considerable
falling "a or the g closed TIE first arrivals n the crop
November and pckied Hans opened at sssk and Or
and city which a0ut the present The
hsdc Of dry t meat Noticed during last month, lot o.
1000 n to MI order at * * and SO fr holdels I'D and
The Market however ogen.d 6G95 and ~, no ~
ssK good Meat which prices considerable as
which the market quiet
Tie aion, hss~ been made AZ "a ~ and
hut CHER shoulders and could be obtained for whands
the spot We hnse heard ofro sales picked shoulir
THE HOG MARKET Contrary general expectation, Hog
ness Of ths promises equal lEt Of last If does
coed The market opened lae and it generally believed
tia lead would the packed this sy
footing the number By the different pake up dark last
md It, Having IN he the re.ulft
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12

.-f uer a .-rf- d 4-I r.tt-4lg rr harge Cou-uss
sf.. ..'f fI f. r,s,I.l tatr -tHi 7utla L.t.H.
, John IOotE. 2' BWA Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12
~ TAKE NorrcE.-The public are cautiC

.rs ,lDg 30 aug rsr.ou n9un @. De- steamer F> fIt
.. % a.+H pIss HolE t.IHr ir2u oWH-f, a. D" 5H'
.rl 81 i.a Ls--4slml o. NJ lifihAN. 'arinin Fs.iA. o.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-30
For Me Gazette.
OUR CITY CEMETERY.
"Iaey nude

The gray place of beauty and of howprs.
With fragrant wreaths, and santaeg bow II around,
And lovely sculpture Cleaning through me shadt'
The graveyard has ever been regarded as
consecrated ground by civilized nations in
all ages Of the world. l. has been deoora-
ted, adorned, and beautiGed with the most
costly productions Ct Nature and Of Art.
Poets have celebrated lis mute funercal ell
ouuenee in the suhiimest strains. The ora
tors of God have borrowed from il some Of
their most beautiful imaEery-their most
pathetic and affecting appeals. The sculp-
tor has there planted monuments that have
survived the decay and ruin 81 empires, and
viii yet endure to tell OF him, aud perpetu-
ate the memory Of departed greatness, while
consoles ages run their solemn round!a
Go to what country YOU may-traverse the
plabe from India to the frozen zenes-visit
Alpine heights. or Arabian solitudes-and
YOU shall everywhere meet with evidences
eonfrmatory Of this almost universal respect
which l. pad to the memory cf the deadi
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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-30
City Subscriptions to Railroad Stocks.

In reply to an article in the Chicago
Press, on this subject, the st. Louis Inte5j-
ge,lcrr uses the following sensible language
which is equally applicable to Davenport
as TO st. Louis:
''St. Louis, in agreeing 10 issue bonds for
some million dollars worth Of stock. does,
in fact, but lcRd her crcdH to that amount in
aid Of those roads. All of them will pay.
and none Of them will be a tax upon our
citizens, In tho sense intended by the Press.
The interest win be met by the companies.
and the stock will easily be converted into
money-probably at an advance: while,
throughout the entire process, not the small
est fraction will be- added TO the rates Of
assessment, nor a mill more. on this account
be taken from the pocket Of single tax
payer, To assert that such railroad in
debtedness as this ought to be regarded as
n burden, which should deter emigration
from this city, and the purchasers Of real
estate, Is grossly 10 mis-cprcscnt our actual
situation and liabilities"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-30
THE MrsrrLA VALLEY AFFAIR.

Anil .ba aa.rtb ~ n,,,.s which has over
.l. III. - ;,,n,r,anes
&C. sn,v,,o tho one
-, h;.b 49,. oa;,,.;o, ca,;..l i sou,ra,
u Il. a.do i ~, bieb stands A. Tia ean.
Am = his sr.sg,a rysry movement now
made enannet,a w;,b Mesico. is said "a
..sn,,l, II y3l,.,nops s,l,petre.. and The
onastfan Is ser,onslv asked, "shall we have
war with Mesico,"
An aa;,,r;sl ar,3rl, ~, ,nnesroa i, III.
,,,e- m .ha 1nfh II. ravc scs cr;n.;on
III thu, nor.,,n If conntrv nn3er disnnte
with III. manner !, which !, became -
The Democratic pan.rs ,,u sf,;rn tha, he
J-,5oo which i n,es.,,.a - sn.,.l he an.
,bor,,y says na,a,.slv TIN, ,he aaministra.
lion : ra.,,,r.a ! s.s,.i, ,ha nositi,, ),
Gov ,,,c. .na thar Ge, Garland the
pen.,v .nr,;n,., f.y,,..,v,ar 10 NV ysyf,,
49, .;.h ,.ll ,,s,r,r,;,ns .,l ela,ba3 ,.;t,,
s;n,an.,,o AL n;,;,a., no,,ars ,ra H.,
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vi. och go .h,+ n;fl all. ah,, ~,
;, cans NTH CIV Tr,as sbonia th,. e,a.
,;,,s-,, Ia Inclined j, - oo,..,.:aa !,
s,),pa,r. ana charcoal
On ,ha cher s;5a !. i s.;a ,b.. o.,
Tr3ss h.s s,-o.4, ,nsr.,aa go III, -,
a,.,,f. IL, - -. ..:.
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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-30
RAILROAD PROGRESS.

Since our last issue, Messrs, Faraam sad
Judd have been here with view Of making
preliminary arrangements. and to ascertain
what progress We were making in stock
subscriptions to the Mississippi aud Mssou
RI Railroad Company.
Mr.. Farnam, the Chief Engineer. found
on his arrival that Mr.. Dev had made two
surveys out Of the city, enc through Fifth
street, and the other through East Daven-
port; and finding our citizens unanimous in
the Fifth street route, Mr.. +. very frankly
told our citizens that he would take thst
course, provided the owners Of lots along
the street and the city authorities would
give their consent. Every citizen along
Fifth street, so far as We could learn, sign
ed petition 70 the City Council requesting
that body to pass an Ordinance allowing
the Company the right of way through the
street, and on Saturday evening last the
Council met and unanimously passed such
an Ordinance.
In consideration of this, the Company
agree to grade and pave, or plank the whole
street at their own cost. but under the d.
rection Of the city authorities. By this ar
rangement, Filth street will be the first paved
street in the city, and one of the most beat
tiful.
Mr.. Farnam has slso made condition
al contract with Mr. LIE Clare for Depot
grounds, nearly in front Of the latter's resi-
nee, with the understanding that the Com
acres-any time within sixty days.
We understand that Mr. FarnaE would
not make any contract that woula bind the
Company, or create any liability, farther
than the expense Of surveys, until they
ehould have some responsible guaran-
tee tina; our citizens make up the stock
which is expected from US. This, Of course,
cannot be done until after the result OF the
election, on the 7,h proximo is known.
Mr.. Farnam assures our citizens that he
will commence work with three hundred
hands within thirty days after be shall have
received notice that the stock is taken, and
we are ready for him.
Think Of il, citizens. reflect for moment
of the vast amount Of money that gill t.
expended among Us, ana ask yourselves,
what course we should a.. pursue IN view Of
what then is TO be donet Let every man
vote for taking the stock next THURSDAY,
and let each one 20 and subscribe all the
stock for which he thinks he can pay,
We can truly say that now is the mick Of
time. failure 70 raise this stock. would
throw from Us one Of the most magnificent
schemes Of the day, while its effect upon
the prosperity of our city would prove
death-blow 70 project for which we have
been battling for SIX years. Up then every
man Of you and appoint yourself q COMMITTEES
OF one, resolved that BY the 10th day Of July
q notice shall be served on Mr. Farnam that
we are ready.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-30
Mississippi ana Eissogr! Railroad.

We cannot think that the Muscatiae En-
its recent article upon the above Road
Those with whom Messrs. Farnam, Wal
colt and Ogden had communication while
in that city, certainly better understood the
proposition of these gentlemen than the En-
qairer would have is readers believe. The
proposition they made, which was accepted
by the citizens Of Muscatine and apparently
approved at the time BY the editor Of the En-
quirer, was candidly offered and without
any determination on their part - act 9TH
erwise than in good faith. Concessions
were made by Muscatine. Iowa City and
Davenport and We never saw better feel
ing manifested than prevailed at the pubic
meeting held in this place the subsequent
evening. The cool heads Of Muscatine, We
trust, will reflect long before casting aside
the present golden prospec, for a consume
nation OF ali their cherished hopes aai
wishes.
We regret the appearance OF such an ar
ticle from the pen of our cotemPorary and
hope he will not commit himself to i course
that will have a tendency to injure the pros
poets of Muscatine. Though We Editors
may squib back and forth without harm up
on petty matters growing out Of the jealous
progress Of our respective cities, yet when
it comes to direct attacA upon the very
men who are seeking to prosper u by al u-
dicious expenditure Of their capital among
US, il becomes a more serious matter, and
one in which our readers may be justified
in crying .'hold." II our contemporary does
not comprehend the nature Of the PROPOSE
ton made Muscatine, would il not rather
beft him to question his own understanding
than the motives of the gentlemen who
made it! A man, even though an editor. IL
not infallible.