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MANcHEaEER, Oct. 2, lsst.-4The trade Of I,apea.
snlTs y now 10 most unsettled and unsatsfae
CONDITION The scarcity and DEAFNESS of fbe "a;
material 10 conjunction with the limited ds,nand
which exists for all kinds Of yarns and goods. Il
allke perpie king TO the manufacturer and 10 The
{ merchant Though cotton is considerable higfa,.
than y ias been for many years the staples Of lie
market can pc bought ait about the arsraQe fafes
current 10 ordinary times, SO that spinners and
manufacturers are losing by all they produce, 9Ths
consequence Is that prices are very irregular and
unsettled some parties withdrawing their goods.
While others are selling at the best prices which
can be obtained. Most unsatisfactory account
saes continue to be received from India and China
OF shipments made some time ago, when prices
were much under those Row current. Stocks are
Eeportea TO pc large in these and other important
MarKsts aIld there is no prospect of an improve.
Ineht 10 prices until the supplies are Diminished
lhe Worfing Of sshort time y is extending, but Ii
y NOT opposed the production Is yet decreased
more than about 20 aa2st.; however, unless some
change soon takes place inthe aspect of business,
70 donbf mach Iesslwill be produced, Some speech.
auFe purchases are being made, in anticipation
Il - 8. Z +
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Nth Orleans DaiIp GrsstsIlt.
Me- q IsIznaErgsr COLUMNS
gihtr satAIigsats.
csrseEss ossEc., O., No, q ols 4 , ssssszE. !


fsyse. Eaas3 ~ wy
r,,snasu rraa sr,s,r m 4hs io,ver ,ans;n, ~, a,
: ~ - = ~ -
COUNT q tne aiscnarglng OF some iouf of coas
boats which arrived during Wednesday night IN
upper landing was not as busy, although the ia
nous ouitran was receiving ali i,av very fast, IN
Ssx. q. q w "a, 7, sSsg
is.s pols aass Z enlns WIN z a iar ge tip'
Ahs iSsM otaeals anu s,atN Y, =, =. -
Rarchased yesterday the new ana very neal FL q
senFer packet j. M, Sharp. They intend her fol
their trade hetwean tbis citv And the coast This
-. .;s -. "a oaa
- u ~ HI F sor tye
Aas sAs s y. Duf ~ - = s..
present. III III ~ ss 4s s
The Memphis Avalanche Of the 9th Gays: 4 ia
4, j. ,g \, ". "a ,,,,sasa, -
Ihe weathef ysstsIoay Mas aAo
nT , 1l M ssf a ilg fast me =.
,s nj ana Is still, failjne
T6e Edward 8. aay left for New Orleans Inst
.ar;rs - s;tt noS raasenSer an, feigit trim In.
cSi;ng KIN I'LL. sionr. -
The pr;s,,sr III Vaas ssisn laft for aNeyv Oriear
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-08
37 rRross:

,a gg .-sE ess Steamboats,. -, ,s..+s tg-..4=
Laurel FILL. Heno, FIN Fort Adams.
hi Golden Age, McC rindeI, FIN Fort Adams.
W Burton, Biossat, FIN Lobdelps Store.
Acadia, Vincent, FIN Donaldsonville.
Bee, Rolf, FIN Barataria. =. ~
Lewis WMteman, Norton. FIN Mobile. ~ ~
Anna, SarTazin, FIN Paseagoula--
New, Basin. ....=ss,tS, ...-sy. 45..r~.5 a7
Hy Lewis, Jackson FIN Mobile 7s. ,-4 ii
Lake End JEFF. g. Car. r. R. ~ "a. aa
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Imports.

CoAsT-Per schr Adelne- N hf bbls molasses
to order. sTs7,ssFs fsFsi .o' 2'7aT
{. C0AST-Per soop Bolona-- 100 bbls -molasses
to Montgomery & White. s.-g,.-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-08

sANFORD's
Z y r INVz 0RATo
Rever Debfiffates,

tits compounded entirely from Gums and has bsoor -
ssnshed fact Standard Medicine known and ~
nave ssea H. and Is now resorted to con6dencs in
the diseases for which 1t Is recommended " A'&
1t has cured Thousands within the last t,, ~
gwen up all hopes of relief Bthe numerous
Gates In my possession show.
me dose must be adapted TO the temperameptof m
aa taxing It, and used in such quantities az
Bowels. H.. ST.. " s0u'iS on 'hs
Lethe dictates of yourjudgrnent guide Won IN thu
finhe0Fator, and 1t will cure Liver Complaints Billions
ttaehs dyspepsia, Chronic Dtarrhea Summer Co,noi,
DropBy Sour Stomach Habitual COST
Morbus, Cholera Infanura Fap,ence lam
ene eaEnesses, and may be used successfully az an
ioHy feHnhy Medicine. 1t will Sick Headache fso
thousands can testify In twenty minutes two or three tea
at commencement of attack All who Use
sregiying their testimony In itsfayor. ~ 4 ..-'-'
MIX Waterinthe mouth with ths Invigoraor and sws-oy
both together.
Price, slper bottle.
Sandford's Family Cathartfc Pills,
Vegetable and put upiu GaEe
Gases, air tight end will keep in my climate.
The Family Cathsrc gentle and active Cathertfc
which tile proprietor has used in his practice twenty
The constantly increasing WHO
long used the Pills and the satisfaction which aaxpTes
q siI The Profession well know that different Cathartics
FsR StS1' # p Pr GSs with u.
ssR Wien @ from % Of bs
canal and good and safe in all Cathario
es
Gs Of TfS
Sensation Of Cold The body Or
ss s 1s?S'S H. soo
uenton n this adversemen bosa t to s. so Dimes
ys and r 6 v an PG s ss arsd
ST, "; SANFORD M. D., Manufacturer and Proprietor
~ 's''-"sS j. WRIGHT : Co;
uz7dsw Ard aidty vssg BEaEgiut. Z.
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BLOOD Food


healthy Human Blood upon being ANALyzEn
~ w WIN the same essential elements anc gives of cor
' irue e'anaard. AnayEe the Blood Of person snsg
rom consumption, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsis srrof1 M
ana we hna In yinstance defciepciesi,
a.es OF Blood Supply heSed and vou nv,
ood isfonnded upon
hE SUCCESS. There are "7N'uihl''
.".- FIVE PREPARATIONS
ofthe Bloodia different disease, ro
opas' hFonchitia, or any affection whatever of ba
throat or Lungs inducing Consumption use M rt ~ +
tne no for Depression of Spirits loss of Arpes ana f
Nhronc complaints arising from Gver-use Gapera n,
ana nervous frostraton No. 2, for Liver Comnlapt W,
tor Dyspepsia Being already prepared sor abnrnt,.
py afopS and carried Immediately into the crepato
you gum you RETAIN The No. s for Female Irre
nep' hssteIlh Weaknesses, Sse sDecisi dira,. g.
,n'S. hor SAT- eheun, Erupons scrofuious Kdnev an
Bladder Complaints take No g. In all cases th an
bottle. '0N % Pef
sod 6y CHURCH DUPONT, No. 400 Broadway. Nav,
tonI - whtdHf Co., No.2l ISL Chartres street O.
j. WOOD CO., St. Louis, No., and by all ~
sists throughout the country. "'"S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-08
Receip.a of Produce.

I. FORT ADAMS Per steamer Laurel Hill rs
hhds sugar A Giraud &co-- 20 do r j DaSya 4
co---l2 do W Burbridge eco lis do Braud & Ian
dry-12 do We Urquhart--10 do e Durriye acc
- do Montgomery d White do 10 bbls molas
SEES ellis, Ferguson &co-30 do Leveaue & Bauuie
--6l do Augustin & ThbeauIt-S0 do 10 hllds sugar
A Miltenberger &eo-- 2S bills nolasses Larlve &
Leblanc So half bbls molasses Hall & Rodd-40
hbls molasses Bell d Bouligny- 80 do 20 Foley,
Avery &co-ls do N Gordon ir-- IS bbls molasses
Roman Il Olivier hid sugar to Free Market
sundries to order-Total I67 hhds sugar 354 bbls
SIS hf bbls moiasses.
FORT ADAdS-Per steamer Golden Age-I9
hhds sugar 90 bbls molasses Miltenberger Geo.
6b do Menard % Yignaud- So do hhds sugar to
E pasilva &co-20 do 33 bbls molasses to Foley,
Avery &co- 66 dad w Burbridge Geo rs do 10
hhds sugar to Person eco 81 bbls molasses to
Z Grand &co-5 hhds sugar ellis, Ferguson &
&co-l0 do Braud & Landry--5 do do Bellocq. No.
blom &co--- 26 do Payne g. Harrison-l2 do j Per
kins &co-l5 do W & D Urquhart- IL do Yoisin &
Drouet-- so bbls molasses 8 o Nelson &co--4s do
Jno 4 Lee-5 do e Hart &co-I5 d. 4 Das]ya
--95 seeks peas Byrne, Vance Eco so do R Lloyd
10 do n Nugent Geo 20 seeks corn Is bales hay
M 3 Brady &eo-snndries to order-Total 20l hhds!
sugar 4s5 bbls moasses. 1ty. s. .R47sE > EgEi
LOBDELLiS STORE-Per steamer W Burton
I6 hhds sugar Ar Mltenberger- IL do Is bbls mo
lasses " Allan &eo- rs do s hhds sugar Al G Ma
ZIG bbls nlolasses Lauve e LeBlanc-26
hhds sugar and sundries to order-Totai 81 hhds
sugar 1856 bbls molasses. -
\, poNALDsONVILLE-P Per steamer Acadia-2s
hhds sugar McStea, Value eco do Iapice Bros
81 bbs molasses Darby u Tremoulet- So do 81
bbls molasses P Maspero-44 do l6 bbls 60 hf bbls
moasses Braud y Landry 20 bbls molasses Bell 6
a6 do % hhds sugar NJ Gordon jr--25 bbls molasses
9 Olivier-14 hhds sugar G A Webre--l6 do 8 bbls
hf bbls molasses l. Malus so hhds sugar 10 bbls
nolasses Roman q Olivier 40 hf bbls molasses TO
I Lanaux -sundries to order-Total 223 hhds sugar
'09 bhis 1903 III bbls molasses. RTFF
P,AsCAG0ULA-Per steamer Anna-75 900 feet
lumber to ] R Elliott. - 80
BARATARIA-- Per steamer Bee-5O bbls mo-
asses and sundries to ORDER -Er7g55T
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that the upward course of cotton will lead to
gradually advancing prices. -,
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5s5tAg5s gFsslSss Railroads. .j+-x.,y. ~. E,
+ N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, November s, ls6l-sl9 bales hay to
Jno Wallis &co--7 g Connolly &eo-,e Gillaspie,
Jordan &co- Byrne, Vance &co-Total 80 bales
hay. ,1-s.Ft sss4
N. o., 0PELOUsAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY, November =, lssl.-l5 hhds
sugar Stewart d James--12 do 20 bbls molasses to
Lobit u Comparatively do SO hhds sugar hf bbls
molasses Hare eco % hhds sugar Bellocq, No
blom Eco 10 do Lane, Salter &co--I0 do Angus.
tin Thibeault- l6 bbls molasses to Pritchard &
Flower-a0 do Foley, Avery Eco 90 hhds sugar
sabatier- l22 bbls molasses W e Leverich Geo
~ do 10 hhds sugar M Putnam-41 bblsmolas-
sses Miltcnberger &co--- 10 do W Jackson &co-
sundries to order. ses
JEFFERSON AND CARRoELToN RAILROAD.
MOBILE-Per steamer Hy Lewis bales osna-
burgs Cassidy mill and happier VIM Wilson.
MOBILE Per steamer Lewis Whiteman- 80
bales osnaburgs Goldsmith, Haber AGO. 40 seeks
flour to order-lS csks Is bbls oil 10 pkgs mdse to
Southern Oil Gompany-26 dodo L Martin-sun-
dries TO order. u Ra5 grsfa7 10 III 4
SoUTHERN SHOE MANUFACTURING
n n 4, A
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BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Dec Il, 1885,
rrot wood Thee wilt please accept line 10 inform thee
caused by complicated chronic disease attended With an
ton OH the head continual Of suffering through lila
navng reduced me 10 state Of dependepce have not been
able to obtain stuff neither have been able to do
u IN Of which head has suffered extremely
from cold THIS induced me to Briggs Hodges almost
Ise as cent had on earth t9r stvo dollar bottle Of thy Hair
Hestoratlye about the first Of August last have ahnIY
followed the directions and the bald spot "a covered witt
hair thick and black though short Is coming in ali owe
my head Feeling confident that smother large hottie vond r
ors entirely and permanently feel ANXIOUS persevere
b uBe and being destitute Of purchase any more
would ask thee II thee woulds wiling 10 send me an Or
dor on thine agents for bottle and hyse the scrip
widow and the fatheress,u ~ ~ 0'At
'..- Thy friend. 5z.,-. sUsANEAH KIRRv
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sUsANNAH KIRBY.


- LIaoNIEE Noble comfy, Ind, Feb. g. 1893
Prof o. j. Wood Sir he later mari nj The ven,
iss2 white attending the State and National Law School Of the
Slate o. New York. my hair from unknown to me com.
mensed isn on very rapidly that in the short space
nohths We Wheie upper part Of scalp almost entirely
beret of Its eeverng and much of remaining portion uho
the SIDE and back part Of head shortly gray 40
that you will not be surprised whom tell yo upon
turn to the State OF INDIANA my acGlau
were not SO much 81 to discover the change my appear
at all. ~
al once made application to the kilfn physcans IN
the country but receiving from nt nv mai
could again be restored was forced become reconced
my fate until fortunately III the latter part Of year 1887
your Restorative recommended to by druggist as be-.
Ing the most reliable Ha Restorative in tried one bot
e and found great satisfaction that producing the
desired effect Since that time have used dollars worth
Of your Restorative and result have rich coat of very
soft Black hair, which no money buy, ~
As mark OF gratitude for your labor skill in the pro
ducon OF so wonderful article have recommended ts nso
inform you, are using 1t with like effect.
Very respectfully, yours
A. NJ LATTA,
eN.anA L intrn.n l.nIu.
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n BREWSTER, RLAKEEEY d CO.
% 81 Successors 70 LEARY Il BI4AkENEY, 7Coppersrnh
y and Sheet Iron Workers aud Manufacturers and
~ Fulton streets between Notrs Dana and Julia. >
Clarifying and Evaporstng Pans = II - 1T'-r
. Steam Trains, Filtsrers, 100 az
49,. 4! . 4 - ~ Juice Boxes, Ckmneys Breecheny.
eur tias, q -, 80 E-T5 a = -. "a tFGyx
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the world eN'SN'
Tie Restorative In bottles three sres viz Lars.
medium and small The small holds pip and rssI. ~
one dollar por bottle The meiun bottle holds least wsny
cent proportion than the small and retais sr @
dollars per bottle fine large hods quart forty Der cei mae
IN proportion and retAls fer three dollars bottle q +
WOOD CO., Proprietos 44A Broadway, York and ia
Market street S. Louia Mo- and by al good druggists aud
fancy goods dealers. e
J. WRIGHT d CO., Agonta,
s@sI5 .'ss Hand lsl Chsrtresstrsst
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Depot, No. ~ ST. charles strsss.

FACTORY, Nos 10 AND "a ST. FERDINAND STREET.
Are now manufacturing snperer quality Of Pump. Welt
and Doable-soled oakTanned RgsSET SHOES to yhichl
y the attention of those having purchase article
Shoes are basded the bottoms souhen
tory New Orleans md beobnsd emily at the Depot Of
hesGompany. = IS SssfS t9SaE 4 ysF eEF Z II
al ~ s4d& GEO. H. ROGET, see,y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-08

s So DRUG STORE FOR sALE-THE OWNER
nsRS q e. handsome aad we'll arranged sRETAIL DRUG
STORE now doing good business has received acom-
$ mission in the Army and wishes to close his business
&lA good purchaser get a bargain ~ : = $3.50
For further inforaatien apply this Office or to DR. s. d
AENNhoas no 40 camp street. d SCI tf
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R ED RIv Err.
B l. A c X RIV Err.

Leaves on SATURDAY. Nov 9. at5P.N
'- FOR BLACK RIVE R--THE
, TSY Zine Packet Newsboy, Len Moore. master
lEAb&f5S3ewh leave as above f0f Harrisonbury Trim.
and way landings Black RiysT. For
vIRGINIUs C. DENTzEL, ~
Agsnt
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w HisA H-lo hbls. very old Rye Tor sale by -,r
100 " .-H"=4 S. WOLFF,
&c corner tsTSvier New swan -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-08

Ptkg ~ i; G,d Fl 4 L., GENERAL Variety STORE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-08

MCINTYRE q APPLICABLE, PLUMBERS
- ,s - "a lg9 Poydras street, ~ ~ 25
Keep constantly hand Bathing Tubs for hot and old
wa wse shoEer saths Water Cooking Ranges
Sheet Lead and Lead Pipe Brass and Plated Cocks of ali
terms, Cooking and Heating Stoves Private Dwellings
Stores and CEces fitted up and guaranteed.
So Boz 3d. Hser anics aud Dealers, Exchange s12 ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-10-03

The telegraph brings the sad intclli
gence Of the death of Col. Lorin An
drews, Cul of the 4th Ohio regiment.
lie was taken desperately i'll with typhoi
fever in camp in Western Virginia, am
was removed to hi5 residence in Gam
bier, Knox county. Ohio, about fort
night ago he wa. before the war, pres
ldent Of the k't1"n College, and was
one OF the most 'ttIclent aud popular ed,
ncators ID the country. At the first call
for trooIs, he entered the milityry ser.
vice with enthusiasm, A. wt,3 u.a,t "a.
Of the regiment to winch he hoIana ed
by accInmatlon. lie acquitted himself
admirably, and his regiment was acknuw.
edged as one Of the very best in service,
and at Camp D"unison was pointed out
as model He was natural command
err and genial as be was brave. Few men
IN the army were so beloved by the sold.
icrs, aud thousands Of friends will mourn
the loss whichthe country has sustained
in his death, ny personal to themselves
lie was born at Ashland, Ohio, educated
at the college of which he vas lately
Presidert, aud was about forty years of
age Gin. Conn.,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-10-03

lans had very n"rrow escape So it
gces-the boys will face death one min
ute and lau h over it the next.
The Goth Indiana regiment came in to.
day, making 5000 lndianians that are
now here, besides the Iowa 5th and
the Home Guards-in all upwards Of
1900
Sergeant Shawl and private Christy,
have been selected from Company A as
artillerymen.
Yours, &C., Coon CREEK.
p. S.-As there is no mail here VIC
have to send our letters to Jefferson Citv
as We can. Our letters have came rceu-
larly until lately. Great complaint is
now heard about lost letters. All III,
pretty girls of Cedar who have lovers
here, keep writing; don't get discourac
ed it you receive no answers, but write
again, for hing plcases the boys 50
well as to hear from their swce,hcar,s.
{. {.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-10-03
\ MILTON Dollars Worth Of HANDY Seized.

Hur'n~ the present week the Collector
of the Port, by his deputies, seized seven
cargocs OF quors, Imported into this
port during the months Of july and Au-
gust, md stored in the bonded ware
houses 1t appears that seven vessels,
among which were the Columbia, Liber-
tas, Mississippi and Virginia, left Bor-
IcuuX for New Orleans before the block
ade of the Mississippi was declared, hav.
ing full cafgoes Of liquors. etc On ar
irving at the South West Pass, they
were ordered eff by the blockading squad
ron, and proceeded to Northern ports,
where the con>'gnccs applied at the Gus
tom House for permission to citcr the
goods. They were told by Michael Ilof.
man, the 'ficicnt first deputy collector,
that the goods could not be entered un-
l'ss "A Consular certificate was produced,
showing that the cargocs were not the
property Of parties residing in the rebel
States. In this way the Custom House
authorities delayed the passing of the
cargoes, which were accordingly stored
in the Bonded Warehouse, until infor-
nation could be received whether or not
they were owned tv sccessionists. This
information arrived this week, and act
ing thereon the goods were taken posses
sion Of. The conoignccs viii now have
to prove that the goods are the property
of French citizens, before they can be
given up. In one or two cases this has
been done, but in most instances tho
proof will be impossible One vessel, the
David, Lac .'on" to Philadelphia, where
the cargo viii prohcbly be confscatcd --
N Y ErprcsS, 2ls'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-10-03
Nature Shows n Great First Cause.

There is u beautiful consistency in al
the works Of nature. Tie tlowel grow
up, performs its duty, sheds its ray 0
g'adness uIon the paths Of men, anc
fades aud passes away. We are lost wher
We try to follow Il ray Of light from its
home in the sun to its destination on tn,
earth. How can it tr.yrl with such in
conceivable velocity and yet produce nc
Inconvenience when it strikes upor the
extrcm, y delicate organs Of vision ?
/ How can tn. million on million waves Of
yellow light monentarily repeated builc
! mp the giant oak Wave after wave O
the same agent reared the mi ghty forests
whose transformed remains now cxhumct
afford wealth aud warmth to dependen
man. Man, where Is his boasted strength
aud wisdom when We contemplate these
the silent and uuDLt,usice workings Of
that Power "whose potent arm perpctu-
ates existence or dcstroys.' Who Of the
many that quench their thirst at the
pure springs, and breathe the air, cool
from the lake it has just ruNcd or fra
grant from the flower whose petals, by its
passage, were Just shaken-who asks
Who supplies age after age the almost
nconceisable demand for these essentials
in life?
Then air in its adaptation to the wants
Of men, how plainly does it show the
workings of Great First Cause Let
US conceive for moment that the sup
ply of oxygen were withheld from the
air. The principal piston would stop
with its stroke half rendered, and all liv
ing things would lose their career in a
gasp for breath. On the other hand
suppose the nitrogen wure withheld, the
scene that would ensue is thus described
by the chemist Youmans: "Were the air
to consist wholly of oxygen, other things
remaining as they are, the world would
run through its career with fearful rapid
ity; combustion once excited would pro.
ceed with ungovernable violence ami
mails svould live with hundred fold in.
tensity, aud perish n a few hours" But
duly attempered by the hand that made
them, they perform their purpose, and
the grand functions of living things are
carried on at a measured rate.
S.These are thy glorious works, Parent of Good
Aim.gn theme this universal frame.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-10-03

THE COUNTY ~sUPERINTENDENCY
The importance of this Office does not
appear to be fal'y appreciated. Some
seem to think that the SUPPLEMENTARY
was created for the purpose Of atfosd,ng
formal way Of getting at the public money
And am sorry to say, that in some parts
Of our State, men have been elected to
fill it, who have done little else than giire
certificates. 1t is difficult to explain
their course, unless We conclude it is an
unwiIlingness to take the dollar without,
giving the equivalent (the certiGcate).
There are sonc who think that a Ger
t'hcate that can be bought for dollar is
cheap. | am very sorry to confess that
many Of them do not cost more. There
is feeling manifested y would be teach
ers, that they do not care hou they get
their certificates, so they get them. So
long as this feeling prevails, and County
superintenden's ire wiling to crafty it,
evil must necessarily result.
The Superintendency was signed for
a noble purpose. The trainers of our
noble system of public Instruction in.
.thded it to be the gate, keeper, and the
gate to the responsible profession of
teaching. The Superintendent was to
have been the guardian Of the dearest in.
tcrests of the children Of our State, He
was to have seen that 10 incompetent or
immoral person was permrtte to become
the educationoi parent Of unprotected
y'uA. | c2n conceive of nothing more
necessary than such an fi"c. and faith
full man to fill it. No phiunthropist can
consistently ignore the necessity for pro,
lection, and how can protection be secured
without prot~tor.
All admit that it rcquir much pre-
parat'on, and adaptation to properly su,
perintend the physical wants Of children.
How much more /. necessary on the part
Of those who undertake not only to su
perintend physical, but tho n'eNevuuI
and mOraf c'/Hcatton OF tie future citi.
zens ofthis country. The County Surrr.
intendent is to decide who is qualified
for the work
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-10-03

ccut"d with such viyor and faithfulness
We entreat the people to reflect upon
these matters, and not be deceived by
the wil"s and trickcry of those politicians
aud personal enemies who are now seek
ihc to dcposo our present State Exccu.
tive. We care nothing about Governor
krkwood as Hpuditcan at this time,
for there are DO political questions in
volNcI in his e'rcti0n-but W. care eve
thing for him as tie man Of all other
mon, IN view of his expcricuce, who at
this crisis should be at tie head of our
State.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-10-03

Daniel Webster penued the follow
ing sentiment
"If W work upon marble, it will per-
ish; if We work upo, brass, time will eff.
face it; if We rear temples they will
crumble into dust; but if we work upon
immortal minds, if we imbuo them with
principles, with the jnst fear of God and
our fellow man, We engrave on those
tablets something that will brighten
through all eternity"