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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-20

@. BREWER & co..
u .sis:.ise.ea c.sss sss he Fan sss.oss s.psesd 2
sr.iCs In sspss%s ss,oa ns s;r ~ the American '"ppe' '"P
SALES TO ARRIVE WILL BE JADE.
Dry Goods.
Gases blue drilling. Bales Manchester denins,
Cases hickory shirts, Bales Z. r. denims'
Bales sSushl bags, Gases regatta shirts.
Boots. Shoes and Leather.
Men. ennameled brOsans,
n'a,s patent ,s, Leather her, :Aos'' 's"sd and pesssd'
Rn..s. brils leather
Rigging leather
Baggy harness, English brides
Bone and silver whips, lTvig whips,
Buggy shafts. CURED hair
Casks butter. so@a,0 ss.chup'
Tins extra s7no corn meal q sainass
Half bills crushed sugar. . assorted soups
Barrels extra vinegar, honey,
Gases nutmegs, Z" lobster,
Cases lemon syrup, I" black pepper,
Boxes s. v. soap, " pinento-
Barrels prime pork. Barrels Chicago mess beef,
SssEs navy bread, Barrels navy brad.
Barrels medium bread, Casks butter, &c.
Stoves.
Boston Beauty, Nos. !. 8 and 9,
Home Treasure, Nos, ! and s,
Ships cambooses,
The above favorite brands are complete, with hollow ware, &c.
Naval Stores, Paints, sc.
Barrels cotton tvine, Mineral red,
Kegs beeswaI, Paris green.
Barrels pitch, Furniture varnish,
q ro.in, Gases spirits tarpentine.
Sheet lead. Gases Case: ss;sd OIL
Ships scrapers, Gases Mystic lead,
Kegs pumice stone. Cases white DENIAL varnish,
Hardware.
%ood.,handled poker., Norway shapes,
Charcoal irons, Sheet lead,
Handled axes. Brasswire selves,
she's Re- 3 ' siesls., iS oas sse .hovels,
CIinch nails, I" spades,
Wrought spikes, Casks cut nails
Wrapping Paper.
Manila wrapping paper, 20 < 20,
Straw IsxIs
Green " 13x1s.
Agriculture Implements.
Mule collars, OK Jokes,
Cane knives, Ok bows,
Improved cuitivators, Horse hoe,
Cuitivstor teeth, Planters hoes,
whippletrees, Cross bars,
Cart feIloes, Isickles.
Sundries.
Cases tobacco, Casks coal, Bales wick,
Kegs powder, Solar chimneys, Horse cart,
Solar wicks, Whale boat, Nests trunks,
Kegs shocks and heads, Bales corks, Oilcask shocks,
Bales gunny bags.
COrdage.
Coils spunyarn.
Coils house-line.
Coils MARINE.
Coils Am. seizing,
Coils Russia rathne,
Coils Russia bolt rope.
Stationery.
White ruled fOOlscap, Government envelopes,
Blue - Fiaxen cord,
Fine blue sstin paper, Linen Irvine,
Commercial note paper, Pass books,
Bath post paper, Cap leigers,
Long dsy-books, Journals,
Red tape, Memorandum books,
Tagging cards, Envelopes.
And a great variety of articles too numerous to mention
ALSO
One Tnbury Jumper,
Whaleboats,
Assorted sizes yellow metal sheGthing,
" composition nails,
Hard pine heading,
16otf Smooth sawed spruce cispboards.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-20

Arr at Honolulu, Oct !.
Arr at Honolulu, oc. -
Aug rs, 3 whats.
Arctic arc Sept l, 4 whale,
a art at Lahaina, Oct "a
hodiack. Sept /. 4rS.,..
Arr at Honolulu, DC, IA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-14
COM M Err CIAL /
DAvENPORT MARKET.
DAILY REPORT.

O1rIoE DAILY DEnocRAr AxD Nsvd
SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. IL, 1885,
Quite . snow storm commenced this morning
which prevented farmers coming to town with
ENTHUSIASTICALLY cur usual repert 10 very slim.
There was not the usual activity apparent in
the streets, and every one who could keep in doors
did 90.
NO quotable change in prices-no shipments BY
river, and but small amount Of grain recsived.
Wo quote Is follows:
FLouR-Unchanscd. Shipments 600 bbls. W.
quote new Spring Extra at - Is wholesale and
81 so retail.
"HsAr- Market dull. Receipts $40 bu. We
quote at 700.75c.
CoKN-But few transactions. Receipts los bu
Market steady at 2sQsOc for ear.
OArs-Qaiit. No sales to report
sARLKr-Steady,w with good demand. We quote
At 46ll4Sc.
POTATOEs-Market unchanged but nominsl It
25@35c.
oHIoSs-Very dull-no sales to quote,
HAY-But few loads in to day and demand
moderate.
EGds--In good demand 1l@l2Kc, for ship
ping.
CHEESE Western Reserve Sc Wholesale and 10
@l2K retail.
HAAs-Good sugar cured l5c rail; common lOc.
SHOULDERS Good &c Wholesale and retail: 90
cAnyassed.
DRIED BREF-l1c wholesale and l3c retail.
DRIED APPLEs-A good article quoted st lilo
Wholesale and l211zretail.
DRIED PsACHss-Unpared 11Lo Wholesale
and &c retail pared 25c retail.
CoDFIsH-A good article Sc .stail.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-14
RIVER ITEMS.

ARRIVED.
ALHANBRA, Mitchell, Montrosc.
ADgLIA, Blondin, Montrose,
DEPARTED.
ALHAABRA, Mitchell, Dubuque.
ADELrA, Blondin, Montrose.
WIND BoUND.--Busincss was dull--very dull ON
the leveo last Saturday. Tho Alhambra lay to
all day, unable to 60 up steam for the heavy
wind. The river was very rough and navigation
difficult,
THE "HAwKEYE SrArE,-We clip the follow
Ing fiom tho Pittsburg Press.
Capt. r. c Gray.s new sde-wheel packet, in-
tended for the Upper Mississippi trade, arrived at
our landing on Wednesday. The hull was bnilt
by the Messrs. Portcry Of Shousetown, and is boz
yond all doubt one Of the best pieces Of machan-
ism in tho western waters. Her length is 225 feet
beam IS fcet hold 51s feet her plank is fonr
inches thick. The hull was supcrintended by
Captain s. c. Young, ono Of the best boat
builders in tho West. She will be finished with
- inch cylnde.r, feet stroke 4 boilers, 40 in.
ches in diameter, 26 feet long. Shc will be fin
shed with steam capstan, niggcr, and Ill the lat.
est improvements. Mr.. r. Lea il building the
machinery. The cabin will be executed in
Richardson's best style. Wheels % feet in diam.
ter, with II feet buckets. Capt. Gray, in connec.
tion with Capt. Young. will devote his undivid-
cd attention to the completion Of this noble bost.
She will be named " Hawk Eye State" ss COM
plimcnt 30 the noble State Of Iowa. Our esteem
Cd friend Capt George G. McLain will take charge
Of the Office. Competent persons have pronounc-
ed this boat No. in every respect, and in charge
Of 90 clever and popular an officer % Captain
Gray, she cannot fail to be- favorite. She will
be completed by the first Of January, and will
make one trip:.to New Orleans.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-14
NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPA

NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPA-
IN NY, REGULAR rHR0UGH LINE TO san YHAH-
CISCO, ola Panama Railroad,
and connecting only with Steamers Golden Gate,
Golden Age, John L. Stephens, aud So
nora, Of the
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY At PANAnA,
DIRECT TO AsPISwALL: The splendid Steamships
BALTIC, ADRIATIC, AND ATLANTIC,
having been entirely re6tted and adapted to the
California trade, will hereafter run ~ above
leaving this port on the 5rH and 2OrH Of each
month from the foot Of Canal Street, North River.
EPassengers and Mails will be forwarded BY
Panama Railroad, and connect at Panama with the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company's magnificent
Steamships, which will be in readiness, and leave
IMMEDIATELY for San Fnncisco. They will be
embarked free of expense from Railroad. By Com.
pany's Steamboat TABOGA.
An Experienced Surgeon is attached to each
ship. Steerage Passengers found in cooked provis-
ions, bedding, and attendance. 1t Is believed
that the accommodations afforded By the shove
ships are unsurpassed by any in the world. The
public are informed that the p. n. S. 4. Co. a.
ways have ONE OR MORE EXTRA STE NRRG
lying 1t Panama, ready for see, to sveid aay pes
sible detention Of Passengers Or Nails. an1 =.
bark their passengers BY Stsamboat.
For pa.segs apply q The oaly olDss q Ne Gen.
veny, On The Wharf foot Of Caaal s6seN U9th
0ves, 70 WILLIAM n. X1OE6kG.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-14
Mail Arrangements.

Times Of opening and cosng mails in the Daven-
port Post Ofice
EEsTERn MAIL, arrives at 6:iJ A N and j. So
closes at 9:lj A N and 53yPx.
NORTHERN MAIL. via Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives at J:5i n; cio.es 81 An.
SOUTHERN MAIL, from ST Louis and Southern
Missouri, rives at $50 PA; closes y:lJ
WEsTEEs AND SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives at
Csc rM, closes at $3.50 rM.
ILLINOIS WAY MAIL, arrives 5:45 Y and $50 p
n; closes at y A n and Pm.
RIvEg MAIL SOuTH, including River towns above
St Louis, the Missouri River, Nebraska and
Kansas, via Hannibal and st. Joseph X Il, ar
rives at 10 A NJ; closes at4Ph.
RIVER MAIL, including river towns from Leila
to Lyons, arrives at ? 4 n closes ct $50 NJ.
NORrHERs MAIL, by land, up the river, arrives at
. 0Fn Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays
closes at SP n on Mondays, Wednesdays aud
Fridays.
BLUE GRASS MAIL, arrives st 2 \, closes at IL n
Tuesdays Thursdays aad Saturdays.
AAITY NAIL, arrives and closes 1T IL n Tuesdays
and Fridays.
AKAnosA MAIL, arrives and closes at IL n, ON
Thursdays.
Tho Office will be open on Sunday during the
Summer from = to 10 AN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-14

VIVRUSTEE'S SAIE.-By virtue of Deed Of
l Trust, dated December 2lst, 1857, and duly re-
corded in the Office Of the Recorder Of Scott coun.
ty, Iowa, in Book "M", of mortgages, Page 8s9.-
shall on the Goth of November, 1859, at o'clock
r. NJ, at the Court House door, ~ the city Of De-
venport, in Scott County, Iowa, sell to the high
est bidder for cash. tho following described land,
tO-wit:
Tho south east quarter Of the north east quar-
ter Of section twenty two (22), Township eighty,
(s0) north, range five east Of tho nth T. NJ
Also, part Of the north west quarter Of the west
half Of the southeast quarter Of section No. four
teen (l4), Township eighty iS0), range No. I've,
containing five acres and mere particularly dcs:rib-
cd rs follows: Commencing IN the vest line Of the
south east quarter Of said section where il
tho Wsubseppinecon river thence south TO land.
decided by Gideon Avcrill to Charles Leslie, thence
east to land decided by Leverett Avnri 70 Jeremiah
B. Goodrich, thence north to the said Waubsep-
pinccon river thence up said river 70 the plase Of
beginning. Also lot No. four ~, in block No.
nine ~, in the old town Of Elizabeth city. (now
city Of Princeton county and State aforesaid.-
All Of the aforesaid land was conveyed TO me by
Thomas NJ. Nowin, and Leverett Avcrill, for the
purposes in said deed mentioned.
Davenport, Iowa, Nov. 7th, 1859.
CHARLES r. WHITAKER,
novS-20d Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-14
T Ell EGR APHIC


WAsHlSGTos, Nov. IA man calling him.
self Mcdonald was arrested here last night BY
officer Allen, to whom he >ssds such admis>
sions - to lead to tho beIisl tAst he was one
of Browns party, and had escaped from the
armory. at Harpers Ferry He said that he
vas originally from Bostoa. Gov, Vice on
being telegraphed to. returned an answer to
send to Harper's Ferry for persons to identify
the prisoner, and to inform The Prssidsnt Of the
arrest.
The New York Times eosrespondent says
Dispatches have been received by our Govern
ment relative to the San Jusn dispute. 1t was
said that England expressesan earnest desire
to settle smicabiy the di0sslties which now
exist
WASHINGTON. Nov. l2-It vas reported last
night that Senator Douglas was recov ering
from his attack Of bilious fever. but to day he
was seriously i'll again
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-14
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YoKK, November IL.
FLOuR-5@l0c better. Sales 10000 bbls. - o.
as Super State - l0@S5 20 ira State; s. q
medium Extra Western !; s. 55oa$5 IS inferior K
good shipping brands extra K. II. q.
RrR rRFLouR-Steady So 60@4 80
WHEAT-lG52c better. Sales 10000 bu. 81 II
White Club. l4O winter
EYE-Scarce and firm ut S5c.
BARLEY-Quiet.
CcRS-Quiet and unchanged, with small sales
OATs.-Active. 431z44411c State and west
teri.
FoRK-Dull. Sales 800 bbls. SIS mess $40 81
prime.
PRIME BEEF-Unchanged
Cur MEATs-Quiet.
LARD-Quiet and heavy, sales 200 bbls 11Q
l1l4e.
BUTTER. - Fair request 15X@1So Ohio zoe
CHEESE Steady l0@10lac.
WnIsxEY-Qu,et 27@27lac.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-14
The Big Balloon "5ustcd."

NEW York. Nov. ll.-An accident happened
to Prof loves balloon last night, during q
blow. The huge globe Of the balloon was lift
ed up with jerk, dragging the heavy sand
bags that served as weights 20 keep it down
several feet, ard causing them to dance about
like puppet dolls A few rods to the east of
the balloon stands a small tent, containing rope
and other articles in constant use Against .
ridge pole Of this tent the balloon was driven
with great violence. breaking q hole in the
muslin, through which the gas escaped in
dense volumes. In few minutes the sixty.
eight thousand fest of gas in the balloon had
escaped. and the lately expanded globe pre-.
sented the appearance of q collapsed mass Of
flahby rag. involving the proprietor in dead
loss Of nearly three thousand dollars. It will
tie repaired immediately, and the initiation re-
sumed
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-14
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

Friday. Nov. 1lth:
FLorR-Quiet. Country supcrHne - 50. Extra
IS 90; Double Extra S. Is.
WHEAT--Stcady. Prime and choice Spring and
Club 909s3c. Prime and choice rcd and white
81 09Gl l3.
CORN-But few sales New mixed and yellow
55M53c. New white 6oc choice $50.
OATs-Firm. FUR 43; good A; primo As /;
choice AS
BARLEY--Dull.
ONIoNs-Nothing doing.
POTATOEs-Steady. Common 40. Good and
prime mixed 50M52c choice Neshannocks 52QD
55c
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-14
Majority for free States s...............

a CORRESPONDENT thus quietly an
initiates those writers who aim in their COM
positions to crowd all the unpronouncable
names in Webster's unabridged into their effu-
sions The writer is trump, and no mistake.
His winding up is s-blme:
TO preserve intact the purity of our vernac
ular iexicclogy from the contamination Of vul
gar anomalies, to shuu the heterodoxies .f cant
and the frivolitie. of affecation, to avoid the
uncert ain,ies Of uncultvated innovation, the
barbarisms Of ignorance and the unwarranted
Observation-Disclosures of csrelessness, and to retain
aud improve, by judicious culture, the eurho-
Nous combinations Of our copious and emphat-
ic language, lie, and should be, the imperative .
obligation Of all ihose who profess to instruct
the risng generation in the grammatical con-
sruction and colloquial concatenations of the
Anglo-saxon tongue.
The peculiariies Of excellence ere eftim e.
denoted by an ardent devotion to lexicograph.
icsl texture and artistic syntactical arrange
ment, vet to no indivldua Professor, however
eminent, ought the privilege 10 be conceded. Of
originating new eiens of ideas tor individual
suhscrvency, or the right to mar the eymmet.
rical proportions of the great lingual Saxon col
umn to suit the temporary demands and the
limited desideratum of a single colloqus. or an
unique composer.
He who imagines, for example, that the ano-
malv of "throngness' may henceforth assume .
local habitation in the colu ms Of the lexicon
may, perhaps claim greater credit for his au-
dacity than can be rightfully awarded to his
lexicographcal perspcuity. 1t is true, the de-.
r.ands OF technical convenience may seem to
iustify an occasional and sudden innov alton !;
and the sober thought of sound lexicology NAV
sanction even caucus" ard "buncombe" as a
political necessity in the avoidance of an oner-
Gus circumlocution; yet unless the necessity be
| strikingly obvious even such innovations NAV
be regarded IS indicative of . greater degree
of boldness than wisdom.
To 'throng" is to crowd with persons or ma,
terisl objects in their own nature tangible
But in no case can the strict purity of the
English dialect justify the idea Of throng Of
intangible objects, or the expression that the
cultivatOr Ofthe coil may be thro,,ged with the
duties Of seeding or harve.t
A throng of angels or Of uen-a throng of
carriages or of pickpockets-the throng OF
buxxing mosquitoes, or even of those detssta.
BILE animals that sometimes (shame ON the un
tidy housekeeper , iufest the couch and annoy
the weary recumbent, are, IS phrases, Justly
allowable By tho most fastidious critic But be
IL surely to bs regarded ~ not over conversant
n the classics Of his language. who advsrts to
tho 'threngnsss" Of farmers work, or applies
thss phrase to the useful business Of the dairy
maid, hswsvsr much she may be pressed with
the lasteal duties Of = philsnthrop!e avosatien.
6aADE OF DA Joxpon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-14
CHICAGO MARKET.

Friday evening, Nov. IL.
FLOUR Dull. Choice Spring Extra 81 GOA
30; Buckeye" 81 So; Lockport Hydraulic
81 55 Red Winter Flour 81 rs.
WHEAr-Spring dull and declined 1@1Hc.--
ter SOC No Snrins ssc So ) do Sac ,'e' VIZ
CORN-New active but shade lower. No in
| store 500.
OATS Steady. No in store 2s1a@29c.
BARLEY-Dnll. No | in store GOc; No ON
track 52c.
Rys-Stea3y..at &c on track and in stsrc.
HIDEs-Green 5 a6s6c Green salted 6LQ7o
Dry salted lodl2c; Dry flint 13@1lc; Country
Pelts 75c; /; City s,augh tered 6OcG$l.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-14

WINTER, SuRE.-Frday night was a
snorter. The wind blowed big guns, accom-
panied by violent snow storm, which covered
the ground to depth Of about three inchcs
with the white mantle Of winter. THE change
is very sudden and unexpected. and will. ws
fear catch some of our farmers with portions
Of their perishAble crops out doors. We may
now look for long spell! Of swapping cold
Weather
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-14
Interesting from Pixies Peak.

LEAvESwoRrm, Nov. 1.-THE express from
Denver City on the Sd inst with $35 600 in
treasure, reached here to day,
Il. d. Williams, Delegate elect from Jefferon
Territory. has also arrived,
1t is said that his seat will be contested bv
DR.. Willing. 1t is alleged that over 200 votes
were cast for him and thrown out By the can.
vassers.
The election of Steele for Governor is con-
frmed.
The Legislature would meet on the 7th.
The weather in the mountains was very fine
and the mines continued to yield largely.
The Utah mails Of the 2lst ult. have also
reached here, but they bring no news of i'm
pOrtsnce.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-14

A DRUNKEN. man came near perishipg
between this city and Hickory Grove, last
Friday night. He had fallen down in the road
and would have been run over by team which
was passing, had not the horses got Frightened
and shed out Of the road He was insensi.
bic from the cold, but by careful nursing will
probably rcover
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-14

EVERYTHING was quiet in the Jus
tees Court Saturday. Not single criminal
case being placed on the docket. One or two
civil eases occupied the time of some half doz
en- lawyers, during which some exciting battles
OF words were fought. No damage done to
ybody, however
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-14
l. At f N T. w S.
Election Returns.
KANSAS ELECTION.

KANSAS ELECTION.
Shawnee County-Topeka gives Parrot l9l
majority.
Jefferson G. unty-Four townships give Par
rott SO majority.
Douglas County-Lawrence gives Parrott
S6l majority. the vote being as follows: Par
r"tt 4S9, johnson l25' Lecompton gives John.
son $50 majority.
Leav'nworth County gives johnson about
400 majority, and Atchison County about 13O
majority.
Parrots majority for Delegate from Kansas
will probably reach 5000
The Republicans have a majority in both
branches Of the Legislature.
WISCONSIN ELECTION.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. H.--Returns from 81 coun.
ties give an aggregate of majorities as follows:
Randall rep for Governor, 1911; Hobart,
dem, o.769, There are % counties yet to be
heard from, which in 1857 gave small Re-
publican majority.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-14
TlLLMAN, POWERS 4 MCLEAN,
BANKERS,

AND DALHA0 IN DxOxAMoB
NckoIis' Block, corner Brsdy and Second sCs,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
LACHANCE on all tho important cities ef the
IL United State., Great Britain, ireland, and
continental Europe, bought and sold.
Notes and drafts collected and proceeds rsnistod
to any part Of the United States, ut lowest rates
Of exchange.
Collection Of notes, drafts, accounts, lsgacies
and inhcritances mado in oil parts Of the United
Sta cs, CaLadas Aan Europe.
Stocks and bonds bought and sold on commits
sion, and dividends collected.
Land Warrants bought, sold and located.
Axchansr sa Cities In he UsissA 0lases.
Carpenter L Vermige, New York city;
Albany City Bank, Albany, New York
Buffalo City Bank, Badalo, New York;
Bank Of Commerce, Boston, Massachusetts.
Tradosmen's Bank, Philadelphia, Penn;
Merch. 4 Manufacturers Bank, PittsburR, Pa. /;
Ackim h Co., Baltimore, Md;
Gilmore Bro;hertop, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Stale Savings Association, st. Louis, No.;
Citisens Bank, New Orleans, La;
White Bros Chicago, Ill. sugSd
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-14
Movements of the Texan Guerilla, Cor
tenaS.

NV ORLEANS, Nov, 1l.-Rio Grande City
has been attacked by Cortenas' band, and near
ly every house was pillaged.
1t is reported that Cortenas has two bands
numbering 700 men.
The Brownsville people were greatly dis
tressed The mails had oil been interrupted,
and Cortenas threatened to destroy the town
and cut off and murder all reinforcements sent
to its aid
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-14
Later from MexicO-MOre Fighting, Steal
IN: and PrOnunciamcntos.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov IL. - The steamship
Tennessee. with dates from Vera Cruz to the
Sth. arrived here to day.
The Liberal exnedtion against T -huacan,
Oriraba and Cordova, had proved q disastrous
failure. Gen. M.jia, without firing gun, was
defeated. losing 600 men. prisoners 1000 mus
kets and twelve cannon, which Gen. Mnow
Captured without killing single man.
Gen. Marquese had pronounced for Santa
Anna after scIzing conducta with &2. $4,000 in
specie, which he undertook to escort TO Tepea
lie appropriated 100000 to himself, and de-
tained the rest at Guiana uato.
The British and Fre' ch Ministers energetic
ally protested against this proceeding
Gen. Miramon, agiinst the wishes Of his
Cabinet, and with only four aids, had left the
capitol, ostensibly to collect troops and pursue
Marquezs, as a traitor; but it was feared that
Miramon was leacned with Marquezs. The
Liberals were greatly encouraged thereby
General Dcblado had defeated Gen. Alfaro.
captured his artillery. and entered Guanaiua
with $500 men. Gen. Woll was ut Legros.
Doblado was pursuing him.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-14

BALTIMORE, Nov. ll.-Ths bark Gustava
from Bremen, has arrived here. She reports
Oct l4th took off the crew eil5 persons from
the Portugese bark Maria Jose from P.rnam-
buco, from Sikbon. She vas in sinking con-
dition at the time ard vent down.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-14

A. REID D.
DHNSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i No. as. corner Main AMI Third streets, Dav.
snpor, Iowa
DR.. RED can be consulted at his Office at all
bours OF the day and night, unless professionally
engaged. scpt25
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RYA NEW PROCESS, WITHOUT oCCA-

RH 4|L " INOOAaos', " WIIHOC OCCA.
- sioning any delay or pain whatever.
JULIUS CHosGBRoUGH, Dental Surgeon. Office
in Nerwins Biock, 50 Perry, between Sd and
zth streets.
Having completed arrangements, he il now pre-
pared to extract teeth by admitting a slight cur
rent of elestrcty around the tooth at the time Of
extraction, thereby allaying all pain attendant
upon extracting by the ordinary method.
The patient has full knowledge Of what 10
lAssing, aud there are not those effects which are
nouced alter having teeth extracted BY the
. Of Chloforn or the Freezing process.
JulySSdH