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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22
ta ~ AnA WORTH OF FARMS AND
BUILDING LOTS loo FARMS sna aooa

R ~ e aaes .asss so sss.s sAss aa s'
70 ex .Iss lnE sgSs &c TIE "a st,v s !, a. s
pure
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,ossthsI EAkM T rom These ssasIay
sd @ il I scs saa s ssaos s
bs y. 'e es'es aai
Tsisis fine osporalisy dslisatfal Gentry Resi-.
sss =. Baidis '
nain d IL a4oa tfaIaS gus
aasa s Il s ss RI ssd y sssp fs saa . =
rsss III ss s b I'D M @ The & q Ts % a a @ s
and oplsis for spwaras :, haldsa
roanss atiaIg may
The price At which ,hi land IS ofs ss @ ss
as so 1 w g s T. s fs 1ss ss s vi ss
IN @ 80 4 ssae N a es 4 s r.
rhs4 S ~ NJ sa aa S Ne M Ts e III @ s s aes
asked Lkaad se.syA shs eipg
ns h @ ny a5 aaw sSaE ~ s 9 y @ s ss WIZ f. AZ as5 Il
sa aa 9 hfs s sa i've saa s as e
psr,ops wishing
efsd ha- fsta pa Butaing ot he Empire
@ s Shout e. % les u e A. 4 sss ss .sss 81 F
II ss ssss " '' w. w. II WV wssT 81 81 &
8 mt42 aAwin ~ esaal street, & &ssen.
NEW BASIN SASH Door ANIL HLlNB.
|, FaeToRxsa %ISs sl Il; st -
ssasagsla s si, firs ssA aS 81 Y s5pa si &
sssss.i yiss a;slei ~ e ,,sa
3 spissitl shs NNss sesH. sis3 q 3tssss 4$
sasTaR oIL-5O bbls Bios's No /. ssAI-
"a ias " sssast S. Niese =, " . =
NEWARK CIDER loo hbls For sale BY
4 mals 4. q taslEst co. . nt iEssa
d LcoHoL sbls landing from steamboat
Sa4 sA'sa4s " q 'f' & q 3ssS Il a.rasa.
nRASGES ANlsLEsi( lNS-shf, boxas s;citv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22

INCONSISTENCIES. - person arguing merely
to elicit the TRUTH" and losing his temper be-
cause he gets the worst of the argument
Peace society men breathing universal brother
hood, and indulging in infammatory language
that is more than likely to lead to breach Of
the peace!
High titled ladies sympathizing deeply with
the slaves of America, aud keeping up number
of millners working all night; because they
must have their dresses sent home by certain
time
Irish members always abusing the Govern
ment, and yet too happy to accept situation
under it
Agriculturists paying enormous prices for
Peruvian guano, and allowing all the sewerage
to be wasted in the cities
Tradesmen giving their daughters the educa-
tion Of fine young ladies, and expecting them to
mind the shop!
Condemning II boy to prison for stealing a
handkerchief, and yet allosing wealthy shop
keeper who has been convicted several times
OF using false weights, to get off with small
fine Szs
Patriots deelaiming loudly about the liberty
of the subject, and putting their servants in
liveryl
Government seeing the charitable necessity
of q ten hours bill in the cotton mill, not
passing similar measure for the benefit of
milliners. needle women, aud other oppressed
classes, with whom the hours of working are
only limited by the will Of the master. IPuneh
A DUTIFUI. HusBAND--A letter, now before
us, from a French gentlemen to his wife, dated
June 10, 1744, concludes thus:
''Ton tres humble, obeissant serEiteur, amy
ct epoux, II Nj,
Thy very humble obedient servant, friend and
husband, T. Nj.
How many husbands might thus conclude
their letters; how few ,couid bizarre.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22
s.ssssI STEAMSHIPS S--SHIPS
GaLHESTON.

win leave WEDNESDAY, April %. 81 & O'Clock A. 81
HSoRGALVES ESTON ,INDfANoI.A,P0 h P0RTs sagsYr FIT.
IL LAvAeA and MAfA8pRDA BAY Itekilht slt1EHs
NewoHenusa and Trxas Mil Line sssanps-
rue new lpd steamship MEXICO, Thomp.
%s,.s s9a, s'%aaneI % s % w lsays absye ao
gorda a without extra or pnssage having M
CANT atate-room recommendation, apply to p -"
Y" 7& HAkRfB II MORE AN, foet Of Julia areet,
!. :. s opposite ne Steamuhip i,anjne,
his line having eaablishej It's Pioton pr
tans. fA 80 N 'NN''e' - ''P W. Lap Sap-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22

A CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED
"a IN NEW ORLEANS, by KIER'S PETROLEUM OR ROCK
OIL ase Case of Rhcumas OF five standing by
alone -
NEW ORLEANS, March I, 1854.
hereby certify that had been Rheunasm for five
years and also totally blind Of right brought
we're attack Of NeHrasa had Ied Physicians who could
good and hundreds dollars
Medicines give this c. rfate without solicitation any one
and Mr. ker know that it type,
Hsed cton with the Petroleum OIL had it
restored perfect heath strength.
with right my Left and have oRheu
msts any thing else this city when h
most Of the river
WISH and fifty 'eseopsbe
this take the Petroleum
Investment made fer know valuable Natural
] ]. HARTMANN,
Attest-J WRIGHT & 40. and c. 5. wIDDIFIEID
k Price So cents bottla Wholesale and retail only
j. WRIGHT g. Co, No, ISL Chartres a.,
JARVIS 4 W0ODMAN,
Cnrn.r Cnnnnnn nandhi hiarn,in nstran
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N IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA JAIIN


DICE CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, pIsEAsEof the
and Diseases arising Disodefed
such Cpnstpaion Inward Piles Fulbess
Acdity othe Stnmach Nausea Heartburn
the Pit the Stomach swimming ead Hurried and Dit
Breathing, tueTng at the Har Choking
when in LIVING Posture Dnness Vision
Sgh Fever and Du Pain the Head Deficiency
etc. Sudden Finishes Heat Burning
q Evil aud Depreton spiri
by DR. HooFLANDfS CELEBRATED GERMAN BiTTERS, pre-
pared by Dr. C. M JACKSON
Their the above erceed eauaeu by
other United
cases, after sklfn physicians had failed
rht Biera worthy the attention Inyads Possessing
IN ne reeeaton seaes Of the Liver and Lesser Glands
exercising hs Host aearohnR weakness
dgestiva they wthi
READ AND BE CONVINCED
More testimony ALkama
brasd hiers prepared ny Dr. c. NJ JACKSON, Ph Iadei
phia The grea{est known
Janqdse NeIv Debility Disease of the Kidneys etc.
DICKSON GREEN, Aiexandra, Ala, Sept Sc 1852,
valuable med cihen
G ROBINSON, Bnllafcne Ala So 1887 said Your me-
dSlns nu eventually have ag sale all those who
fall liked much The people deceived here nv
tring and that affects the ysur Biz
ten, and will until it beroms knowni'
q FOWLER Tuskegee Ala Jan. Isl, are
selling WE'LL and think tey give sat
faction to those who have used them'
LR IL P. LEONARD, Fsyette G. H. An. is, 49, said
Your Biers have done this section. youth
NJ Huehe Esq this had teen
doubtful the young although about
mened with the Be He found rst bo tie
perfectly we'll and stout ~
These Biters entirely Vegetable
vantage ofthe preparations
:
For sale by dealers in Medicine every where.
J. WRIGHT d CO, New Orleans,
WhnlaEa Auaut
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22

FsWO HUNDRED FINE HoRsESg.,
d FOR SALE.-DR. ELLIOTT, NJ the Gothic Stable.
has hand, and for sale head Of QE
FINE HORSES which Marches ari Bus
would do we'll call Uudersignsd
WHITE GOTHIC TABLES, running Jnien 10 Perido atree
before pufSassing elsewhere. ~
If DR. ELLIOTT Veterinary Surgeon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22

gtOR LIVERPOOL A fast sail YssaaN
ins amer CLIPPER ship usDAUNTED Capita &akggLkx
~ Fsenan r is loading, will dlsin
sar freight Of 800 balss Cotton, apply 10
J.P, WHITNEY co. 81 Camp street
ES- For apply the Anla hnnrd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22

EF- LARGE VARIETY OF BRACES, BELTS, SUPPORTERS.
LACE STOCKINGS, etc, ALWAYS ON HAND AND MADE TO
ORDER WHEN REQUIRED AT SHORT NOTICE.
In the Of these AND AppII
CATION important avail the Genuine
which IL NIL csNe warranted NUMBER SEW
ENIf ana observe hs name feba5 lply
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BRAZoS S.AarTLa ca.

viii loaye THURSDAY, MAY Art 5 o'clock a. Nj
H4sOR BRAIOS s SANTIAGO. ,eEEs. e
H. Regular New Orleans and Te Mail Line
LAwea eommander will leave above, punay For height or
having stats apply ID
HARRIS MORGAN, foot OF Julia sIrsei,
~ ',s4- Al, . opposite the Steamship Landing
taps Kennedy Of the steamer Grampus
~ Shippers must poyids the bills
'A"aei NO otner iorm VIII De signed. ap6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22

FERN CRUZ.
Win leave MONDAY May !. at O'Clock i. NJ.
#SOR ERA CRU RUZ--u. s. Mail Line <sGrN
W. The and magnificent Steamship yEX AS, s&b|N4k.
tso ouhsa Henry er vsraCrns
&c t6use phnetusliy carrying thu u. S. Naiis.
,,.4 .... Ratep OF phHHags....
sN
hsasaetnen sooda. cubic 50 esn,s
rntHsBht elegant
Npl etaefhgo passenger, apply to
HARRIS MoRGAN n, foot Of Juiiss,sset ~
opposite the Steamship Landing.
Passehgers provide passports from Inc
Mexican Conaui. F nnq
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22

EtS0R LIVERPOOL The fast sailing Ia
y htiiiph bark WOODSTOCK, Walker. master bas %aA>
E u large pooa Of her engaged will quick 1Iaich
of ne boys port For haance freight
IL. A co bg 81 Char.s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22
LInERPoOL.

EFOR LIVERP0OL.-Th A fast sail ~
a ing American ship ADELAIDE BELL, Captain 9aisIss
hase now oading and will have quick dispatch. eis1I
j. ?. WHITNEY a CO. 4, Camp stree,
EB- For apply 10 the Captain on board apaI
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stSgR LIVERPOOL--(T Takes no Grain ! s,ssaSS
T. The A very fat sailing american shin BRITAN. SAkk
~ csp VIM Torrsy Ia loading quick dIsae1,
F9l feghtof 500 balen Cotton, appy
J.P. WHITNEY CO., sf Camp at
IN hoard -aus
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22

INITIALS. President o Engineers Association
Secy Board Of Currency President Protestant Fenal
Orphan Asylum.
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AtSOR LlVERPOOL-( Takes no Grain. J ~
~ fhe new Amer eau clipper ship BOsTONIAN, {AAAS
p hlpR m nov iouitog aud will have quick dpa,ch
J.P. WHrTNEysa CO. 81 Camp street
~ For ptsssse, apply to the Captain on hoard 'n,1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22

gH0R LIYERP00L.-{T Takes no Grain. .ts.sNS
u The fine fast sailing American ship ADAMS, Capt {As
aag oadnE and will receive quick Dispatch For egli
]. P. WHITNEY d co. 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22

III S0R LlVERPo0L--(Takes no Grain ssssssS
The n.n'. very fsst sailing American ship PARTHR 49,
" On. For freight Of 450 bales Cotton, app rtr
-, j. P. WHITNEY a. co. 81 Camp .trnet.
~ Yer pasanYs appiY O q Cnun hnnrd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22

EyOE Takes no Grain. ssssgS
The A fast sailing Americas ship JAMES MES. EAAx9
MIT cspan al having all her cargo engaged viii baes IN
urto eIFtkY Y w y sas Uspaa % @ ooar'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22

SIS0R LIVERPOOL A fast sail ~
4 4 ing American ship HENRY GRINNELL, Capt. EshsTS
Thompson, loading, mediate dfapnT Sr
faesti 0i $50 bales Cotton amply -
]. p. WHITNEY CO, 81 campstreet.
w For pnsAAge. hppiY be hnnr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22

ENOk.LIVERP00L.- American sssssS
ship GRANADA, Captain Bateheid- having noa y
a. hc, cargo will have immediate Dispatch. s.
100 bales Cotton, apply tc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22

HtSOk LIVERP0OL.-( Takes no Grain ~
TIE at Loyd-s fast sailing British bark FLYING SAA
CHIIDERs Captain BIownrigx, osding
Immediate Dispatch For freight q So bales cson apply
aa l@&s JP. WHITNEY a CO., 81 Camp atsse
tV FOR phrsaRs, apply TO the Captain on board
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22

ENoR LIVERPOOL The A fast sail SIS
q ing Ams5irsa ship INTERNATIONAL, cap,aie fa4rzS
br9s loading will disna.cb For
J.r. WHITNEY a co. 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22

e,'0k LIVERPOOL. -T The fast sailing -
a Nars eginn task AMERICA, Captain Jensen having
pa 81 her cargo engnged will With enry Dispatch.
hoayy 'reight or passage, apply to w
apls j. II. ASHsRTDGg Il CO., 50 ST. chnrlss street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22

RSoR LIVERPO0L.-(F Takes no Grain. -
a The fast sailing American shp EOLANT, Capt SAEHS
bray how oadihg and will have quick dispatch 500
bt,es cotton, apply Up. WHITNEY 4 co 81 Camn a.
pessass apply to this Captain on board - " p asS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22

hJNoR LlVERPOOL.--(Take no Grain .;aS.
y Ths h. new Al American clipper ship PANTHER, SAkAf9
Stitn Weeks, ioai da11taI
t'esh' OF see hsiss Cotton aPpy %
j. P. WHITNEY g. CO. 81 Camp st
- For passass hpp'y he Captain on board npli
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22

Keating Mathilde
kean Mary
Knight II miss
hurcyne A Il mrs
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'0'Neal Elizabeth
0'Neal Ann mrs
0'Sullivan L miss
Preush B B miss
Pitkin A @ mrs
Pilkepgton 5 mrs
Phillips NJ B mrs
Poesey s miss
Powell L G mrs
Powell l. L mrs
Porter NJ ] miss
Powell Marg ms
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Postofice, New Orleans.
SATURDAY, APRIL a. 1854
LADIES' LIST.

LADIES' LIST
ANTHONY mrs Angel L miss Austin NJ mis-
Allan miss Aliis Loreuga miss Armstrong miss
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06
CITY OF DAVENPORT
Election .or Superintendent.

Tie election on mex, Monday for Super
in,endent oiPuhlc distraction, i one worthy
81 more consideration than our citizens
seem 70 confer upon il. Thoa.a the oils :
appears u b. : snecurc, yet there arr
duties attached 10 il which make i ono q.
the greatest responsibility IN the STATE -
The educational Interests Of Iowa are IL
haeneci for veal or Woe by the incumbent
Of this office. His duties are mol only sim
ply peramhulatiag the State and addressing
the citizens upon tha subject q education,
but he has ,hc general supervision Of the
entire system That system with Y : q
ye. ia the bud, and il requires the lntelt4-
gent mind and the shll6al hand . discern
and tram i up q that perfection which II
trainers designed il should approximate. \
man unqualified 10 Ill tia, office elected Z
that station Al this jnneture, might - I'M
pair the school system 81 Iowa. that Tor
wears il would suffer from the effect
The Office 81 Superintendent 81 Public
Schools i one which conters no P Itlcai
power on the incumbent. It Is removed
above and beyond the influence u politics
unless tic officer fe politician, u which
case IL can make i suhsersient to party,
but at the same time ruinous 10 oar edaca-
tianal interests There are 80 many modes
ofaeSarding tie faithful ~ political prefer
men,, that an office possessing claims solely
upon the competency d the aspirant, ought
no, 10 be ucged INTO the political arena
We are. therefore, opposed 70 voting for any
man FOR this Office OH other grounds than
;he-e az competency hence We advocated
the CLAIMS Of N-. Shedd. though we knew
him "A sentiment to be one OF the rankest
abalition.sts lii the State. And hence it's,
that he having declined being candidate
for that office, we shall support Rev. Nj.
Stewart We do so. not Sd much That NJ.
Stewart IN sentiment is a Wig. but that
from Il personal acquaintance with Mr..
lads, tAe Democratic candidate fer the
same Office, We know the latter to be fnaa
who makes politics subseryient To all things
else. From our knowledge OF him. we be-
lieye that religion itself becomes minor
cons Iteration when weighed in the political
hllance. And as this Is an office in which
morality, at least, has something to do.
though Dr. Eads were Wing, from our
acquaintance with the man, we never could
vote fur him 10 fill the station 10 which he
asFircs.
We appeal then to those sho may Pernst
this paper before the tine Tor action arrives
the, while we haye candidate before u u
the person Of Mr. Stewart, whom wc have
.yery reason to believe from Ais occupation
j. removed from politics and l. competent t
the satisfactory discharge 81 the re.Ponstbi
duties tina, would ieYolre upon him IN tA,
station to which ha aspiEes not to aid wlit
our votes in the election oil man "i4o ha'
been declared unfit to be minister n lin
gospel and who +, practically and protes
sioaaliy, pa.ttoiaa
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06
.f,on H. ohmrea,s r4sit i fAe kaiekscSeeke'
saaA
Crumbs.

A very little girl. young enough to sleep
in crib by the bed of her parents, awoke
one night when the full moon WAS shining
into her bed room, and calling to her father,
she exclaimed:
Father, father! God has forgot to bio"
the moon out. Won't YOU open the win
dow, and ie, me blow il OUT
Another little girl, OF nearly the same
age, and living very near TO her. was found
one evening alone in her mothers bedroom,
when she very quickly remarked TO her
mother:
Il have been having season Of prayer
ior the poor children al the Five Points.
VIII not such prayers go np higher than
many others from older persons!
Thagc couple OF little nieees-tWins-
50 much alike. as to render distinction
Impossible to ans bat their parents, ! re-
member once teaching one OF them lesson
in the cateehi,m. | commenced with the
question: W. no made yoass
She replied correctly: God
"Why did lie make Your
y correct reply, again
\ .In whose image and likeness did he make
You"
~N'h. says she, speaking very quick,
lie made !ac the very image and Likeness
" NY >ster Clara"
4 l.ttlc nephew OF mine. i "iite-ycaf-otd,
whose mind was running on holiday sub.
jects, said t. his father:
papa, does Santa Claus travel all over
the world 1T Christmas =
'eAes. my son. was the answer.
Il Shouldn't think he'd 60 to Africa, said
tht child
..Nhy not" he Was asked.
.Nhy, because they have got 10 stockings
there
0ur lt.le Eddy sometimes says queer
things, NEST little boys ct two years ct a@e
do 4 leW nights aa1, having iast finished
i famous piece 81 pie Of which he : very
fond. he was summoned by his mother u
say h- prayers and 80 To hed hReel-
ing at her side he repeated after her that
heafen-tau4ht petition. Our Father who
art II heaven, etc. until She came TO the
passage GIVE d this day our daily brcai, -
when raising his head, aud looking up into
her face. hc said:
oh, no. motheri-nte!-say pie
4 little fellow, from four 10 five years old
having perforated the knee Of his ttowsers,
was intensely delighted with patch his
grand-mamma had applied. tie would cit
and gaze upon It in state ot remarkable
admiration; and in one q these moods sud
denly exclaimed;
.'t;rand.na mast put one on t'other knee,
und tMa behind, like Eddy Smith'sa
Il the boy lives. he WILL beat Coy. Marcy.
two To one
When ypur Ga was n"thrce-year-olt, y
he bad been g5r some DAYS anticipating
Z Al.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06
wh;o Convention and the Hswkeye.

The editor Of the HapeieVe seems 10 BE-
rather sensitive upon the subject Of the re-
cent Wing Convention Ills opposition
arises from an aniagonism 70 anything that
savers Of abolitionism There We're men
in that body as strongly anti-aboli:ion n
sentiment a our friend OF the iartege. and
we doubt not, that had be been present he
would, upon the representations there made,
have conceded IN the nominations
Simeon Waters came before the Gpnyen-
ton as a WAig-nominated a delegate
III Wig meeting aeld IN the strongest
Mig county IN The State, AMI endorsed n
a letter as an oat-and-out Wing BIZ one II
the most reliable Wings in tbs State /
vas understood tia; he did mol contemplate
running on the abolition ticket iof he oi-
Tee 10 which he had been nominated, bat
that II the Wing Convention saw proper s.
select him IS candidate, he would use hi
influence with the iree-seil party u induce
them 10 vote The entire Wig ticket. and he
"a expressed himself before the Cenfcn-
ten.
Tue Ha,e,es in alhsang 8 an article IN
the pes Moines CaHrier says - oar cor
respondent was mol, perhaps, aware that
iha, the resolutions OF the national consen-
tian we're offered. and that ;his pretended
nhir convention refused TO take 4 vote uP-
On them. and refused to enter their pre-
ceediags il regard u them upon ,Ae jaaf-
nal
There is evidently misunderstanding
upon the part of the editor q the iiaictfys,
and the proceedings Of that Convention
have been misrepre>ented 10 him. We
haze no knowledge u the resolutions Of the
National Convention having been present
ei 70 that baJs and are CERTAIN they did not
come lesitimateiy before i, through tbs
committee appointed for the purpose y
drafting resolutions. Our friend should IN
form himself little mere accurately before
hc attempts a wholesale condemnation Of
the actions Of men Who profess TO be as
strorg'y attached to Why principles 4
himself
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06

On yesterday passed off very quietly aud
unless person had gone to the Court
House, he had not known that - important
and vexsd question as that of Publc
School Superintendent for the State oE
Iowa was in course Ut decision. Mr. Stew
arts majority in this county Will be not less
than tro hundred. The question is now
settled and though the temperance men aud
moral men 81 Scott county have nobly done
their duty, with cur knowledge of political
ehicauery in the State. we doubt the cleo
ten q IL. Stewart, and shall be agreoahly
disappointed il, under the circumstances.
Dr.. Eads obtain less than one thousand ma
jority.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06
Imposition

We have received carl from the pas
sengers Of a steamer plying on eur waters,
denouoeteg her as unworthy Of p4trouag
attached 10 which rs a note saying, Mr..
Ll.tyr;--lour frien4s expect you Will al
ways be ready to expose imposition upon
the travelling public" We stand ready to
expose imposition" 10 wh4teger form II
may reach u. aud ID so aoa by pcgnounclpg
the foregoing, sut9ec,ing Us t. postage o.
cts. and without enclosing a fec o gross
attempt al that KIND