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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-04

FROM HAVANA AND NAsSAU.-The steamship Kar-
max from Havana 25th, and Nassau, n. p, 27th
October, has arrived at New York On the night
of 9th ultmo, she encountered a severe gale, ac-
companied by thunder and lightning, and very
heavy rain, the wind blowing from the northeast.
Since then strong northerly winds and clearweather
prevailed.
Weather in Havana from 22d to 25th October
constant and heavy rain.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-04
TENAS INTELLIGENCE

From the 22d to the oath there were six deaths in
Galveston from yellow fever.
The deaths in Houston from all diseases amount
ed to II from the 2lst to the evening of the 24th.
The Galveston Nccs of the 25th has the follow
ing:
Judge John Dean returned last Friday from
journey to the interior, and passed through Cypress
City on Wednesday, and when there, he informs us
he took particular pains to ascertain the number of
inhabitants in that place Immediately after the
first alarm ofyeow fever and when many had left.
The number at that time 10; and of this num-
Der, y have since died; two of the remaining num-
Der were dying whom he was there and fifteen
others were sick! 1t wi. be seen that this leaves
but one well person in the pIane, except those who
are there as nurses from Houston. Such mortality
we think, is entirely unprecedented.
letter of the 22d from IndianUla to A gentleman
in Galveston says:
The news from Brownsville is Of an inviting
character. Most of the females are gone over to
Matamoras for safety; others OF them, who did not
go over, are practising themselves in the use of
firearms. The citizens have formed themselves
into four camps, and take their turns in keeping
strict guard every night. They have American
Mexican, French, and a Spanish camp, and also
have several pieces OF artillery well charged with
canister =
All this have from citizen of Brownsville who
came on the Arizona and is now here. lie also
says there is no fever there, for the want of sub
jects
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-04

Messrs. Chrsman and Anderson, the rival claim
ants to the seat in Congress for the Fourth Con-
gressional District of Kentuckey, are now engaged
in taking testimony with reference to the case
The friends of Anderson Dem. claim that he has
thus far been successful in his Investigations.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-04
SCHAMYLN ST. PETERSBURc

The journal de 81. Petersburg announces the arri-
val the Sth of October OF Schamyl at ST. Pc
tersburg, it SAYS
''Schamyl arrived here this morning by rail way
from Moscow. the celebrated Imaum of Caucasus
is accompanied by his and four Murds. lie
alighted at the Znamensky Hotel facing the sta
ton. The time of the arrival of ofSchamyl not being
known in the capital, there were but few persons
assembled to see him. A few hours after his arri
val be drove out in open carriage, and paid
visits to the principal military authorities. lie
then drove along the principal quays and squares.
Schamyl will remain few days at st. Petersburg.
1t is said he will then join his wife and son at ka
luga.
"a letter from Stauropol inserted in the Inralide
Russo, describes the arrival of Schamvl in that
town. He man of lofty stature, thin and
broad-shouldered, with hollow eyes aud a dyed
beard. His walk is slow aud dignifed His face
bears the trace of many wounds, and grief and
compressed regret. His son. Cast Mahomed, re-
sembles him only in his height. His face is pock
marked, and bis grey eyes betray rather cunning
than talent. The Emperor's journey will prove tc
YOU how grave the situation of affairs is in the in
terror. He will visit all the southern provinces Of
the empire as far as Odessa He will go through
Toula and Kharkov, and return perhaps through
the CrirEea The object of the Emperors journey
is to assure the nobility that the Government will
take care of their interests, and at the time tC
convince the people that great reforms will be ac
complshed The journey is conducted with reli
eious ostena alton which was never previously re
marked. On his entrance into each town the
Emperor visits the Church and prays previou:
to receiving the authorities and populations
This conduct has produced the best effect on tht
people"
Messrs Chrisman and Anderson, the rival claim
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-04

IMPORTANT CONVERSIONS TO THE CHURCH or ROME
letter published in the Prcssc Il Orient announces
the conversation to Roman Catholicism of an en-
tire district in Bulgaria, which numbers not less
than thirty thousand souls who hitherto helonoed
to the Greek Church. They have addressed a let
ter announcing the fact to the French consul, who
promised the new converts the protection of France
IN case they should be molested in the exercise of
their new faith 1t is said that other districts of
Bulgaria are only waiting to see the issue of this
religious movement before following the example.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-04

MORALS IN TExAS.-Judge Buckley, in a recent
charge % the grand jury of the District Court Of
Galveston, presented most depnrable state of
morals in Texas. Among other things, he said
there was no other country inhabited by the Anglo
Saxon race in which there 50 little regard to
law and order as in Texas, and continued During
the four years that have been on tn" bench. there
have been between fifty and sixty eases of murder
before me; and if in each of the twelve judicial dis
tricts in the State there has been a like number
then there has been upward Of six hundred eases of
murder in four years. showing a state Of things un-
equalled in any countrv and that of these six hun
dred cases, not six Of them had been found guilty
by the jury before whom they tried. 1t is
not possible to suppose that in all these cases there
was deficiency in evidence, and the only conclu-
sion to which can arrv is that the jury must have
forgotten or disregarded their oaths.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-04

Committee Of Arbitration for the month ofSeptember
HENRY W. DRAKELY
GEO. SLATER, FRANCIS B. LONEY
THOS. W. ATKINSON, GEO. S BROWNE.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-04

How THE TmNG WAS DoNE.-That cautious and
circumspect Journal the National IatcHigencer con-
tans in its issue OF yesterday, the following para
graph:
We regret to be compelled to believe that numer-
ous, many too numerous, persons, not citizens OF
Maryland, left Washington yesterday, to take part
in the Baltimore election. On the return Of the
cars last evening from Baltimore they were stopped
near the deep cut on this side OF Bladtnsburg, and
scventy-hve or more men got ont and came to the
city through the woods and across the country
Some few, understood to be Of the same party re
mained in the cars and came to the depot where
the city police were in waiting with orders to
search all suspected Of havin" gone to participate
in the election. few searches were accordingly
made and others attempted. In one case Of the lat
ter description the suspected man took his heels
but, being hotly pursued by an officer drnpned in
his fight horse-pistol very heavily loaded. aud
most villainous knife with an edge almost as keen
as a razor and shaped for deeds of murder Both
weapons were picked up and ara now in the hands
ofthe police. The pistol showed that it had been
frequently fired.
These cowardly ruliians who are afraid to face
the marines Al Washington, came on here to shoot
and maltreat respectable and unoitanding cti-
zens.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

CUASTWISE. n =
BosToN-Schr. West Dennis
1875 bags sugar, Egerton, Dougherty, Woods Co.. 100
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-04

DISTRICTS. PRESTON. HARRIS Wards lHARRIsoN IDA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

Benevo enf InsfitutiOn estsJlished w special ~
doscmenf. for Ms Re!i>f o. ne tEeh a"d
and Epidemic Diseases.
TIVE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view Of the
j awful estructt n OF human life csnse BY sexu-
Al diseases and the deceytions prs'ticsh upon the
unfortunate victims Of such dseste ~ Quschs sew
era years ago directed lie consulting surgeon, -
charitable ct worthy OF their name, u opsn dis
epsary for the treatment Of this class Of d eates
In Gil forms, and tn give me4fcal advice gratis
all rho apply by letter, with OF their
condiisn, (sga, occnpati"n habits o! I'VE, &C ADJ
in cas-. ofextreme poverty To fuTnsh msficn, fire.
Of charge il needless r. add that the association
c0mmArds the highest medical skill OF the age and
will furnish the most approved modern treatment
The Directors o. the association In th~tf annual re-
mort upn the treatn ent OF sexual dsrases. express
In highest satisfaction With the success which hiss
attend the labors % thr suvysons In the cure Of
sperm attor ~ mnsi wesknnts gonorrf ga eIeet
syphiis the vice ~ Onanism self abuse, diseases
Or the ldn ys ard bladder, &c. and order confin-
uAn0e ~ tie same plan or the ensuins year
The Directors . review Of the past, feel assured
that their lsboYs la this sphere Of b'n VIOLENT enoYt
ha ~ been OF great henent TO the sictcd espf caiy
~ the youne Ard they have resolved 70 devote them.
selves with renewed a.s TO this very important ana
much despised canss.
Al admiral r. port spermatsrrb@s. or eeni
nsl weakness the vice Of Oosnis, DastnS6ettoo or
and other dseases Of the sexual oseans,
by tire cor sultipg will b. sfnt ~ mall IN
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STAMP for postage Othe reports snd tSsets o. the
ture ant treatment Of sexnal dseases, dlet, Ae
are constantiy beng publshsd for g1eaatoas distri
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ne remedies and methods Of tseatasnt dleeevsrsl
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sestloa! =. ssssA HlasA assss SAs'se'geiA
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RAILROADS
Chicago + Rock Island Railroad

nN and after Sunday Dec. 9Th 1855, and until
OfurtheT notice trains win leave ROcA Island daily
Sundays excepted, - foows:
LIST mail train At lD2DA0
III freight HIS A II
I'd night express 6l5P. n.
Trains arrive 1t Rock Island daily, SUNDAY. ca
ocptcd, ~ follows:
1st n.xlt oxpretsay 500 y.
ID freight trains ~ 2DP -
ID mail tram NJ 50P. ~
All trains this roas are In direct oonnexjnn :.
Chicago with trains both the Michigan southern
Michigan Central, Pitlsbnrg, For Wayne and Chics-
70 Rail kosd 10 and f.efs. Detroit, 1olsio,
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, SiagerA Fails, Albany, New Yorh.
Philade phia, Baltimore and Washington. Also q
La6a!le with trains of the Illinois Central Roed-
North 3siena and south 70 st. Louis and Cairo. %
which places tekets can BE- procured Of
W. Il. Grsmneie, Tickst Agent,
Agents, Y. X. Depot. Rock Island
Passengers r-mifsiesi Of the ssty of efvlnG
distinct directions the OF their bag
eaee os0 procure tickets before taxing their saes
IN the cars the Conductors coect fsre~ 0ey u ssa
tSpns the line OF the CHICAGO Oh and railroad
JOHN ?. TRACY. 8, - -tnssa1soe.
". II. WnlsnAs, Asst Snpt.
DOck Island. Dec. s, I6A6 tdtH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17
JULIUS CMRSEBROUCH
Dental a.zxxeeaa.

MOULD respectfully infovm the Inhabitants Of
W Davenport and vicinity that he has opened IN
once directly the Davenport Gas Co.. In No.
wins Bofk On Perry between Third and Fourth st.
for the transaction Of Mechanical and Operative Den
tlstry In oil It's branches Having receved nsfruc--
items from, and during the rsst year been sssociate
with, Of the most able practitioners In the 0ast he
viii be executed In . careful and skillful manner
He VIII be most happy 70 show any who may favor
him NTH . CALL his Recommendations, which are Of
the highest character; and would invite the most
critical examtnatio0 upon all work commit ed 70 his
banda. All operations registered Ard warranted
He socttA share Of the public patronage and takes
Daeasure IN sabmittinG the following testimonial:
NEW L0SDoH, Oct. -. 1857.
THIS nay certify that DR. j. ChesebTnugh he's been
during the past year. he hos operated with in my
once In kis professional ability have the greatest
confidence, and G srdislly recommend him to any
Wishing such services those Of careful and skill
eal Dsntal Operator. Wv. 0HBFTJRLD.
And also In referring % Nessrs.
9. =. Z o. Shepard, Hon =. ". Williams,
y. O. learned, d.. ". ". ghe6eld,
Hon Ebeosses Learned, Learned,
~. LAWS Betts, Rev Daniel Hunttngteo,
= " browne, DR. " 6toddard,
Of New I0odo0, Conn also 70
Dr.. BsrYowS. IN D Barrews,
HonJ n Cannon, Dr. Baker,
Dr. Withervax, Rev D Masnn,
VIII 0usiey Id, MeaDrs Ceok 4 oaseess,
NV D PaekaSd, Do Trus,
4 barrow -, VA Demingtss,
DDWoooWard, AY 0ass,
N N,y1asw, Az ladsy. rysbs
~ Q 1Eaeeu., o. Rsvsss
~ 1nmheo1o. IL y 10oop.
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8 Is 4. =,
7 s. pa
1st nxpress and Mall Train, At


lJ0wrS BALL BOON aA1D SooAs
II Kenuy's Manuel q Cnetos
OAess piayer's 0anA Dook.
CSess Honshiy H1 janssYy - 116suasH
Uand ~ % W1jses
Daad 0nck q 0eoe6
~ OsciAAls, q In A9ee0e1aa.
90. -, Cses.sn - o.ssa -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

Joiby's new catalogue, which Is sent FREQ n al
~ a The country, contains al the most popular
pks OF the day.
keonts wanted In every town In the Union. These
orias - 20 oct can obtain full partieulars b. "a.
Ieaine - Ab,ve.
[Dsse lsreeiy istsrestsd N publiehine books ana
yial I'm ethse publisAess In busins O. Quantities
( Gioh, - oro - aoled 70 make lAraer dloosuala
OoitG1 oon1D o0AA con - hal q Sny 1tNer -.
.1l1GAoSn1 q ~ eeuntsy.
A4g4R1no - boueo d go tl0s 3 0se 0l1Iseo.
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k11t0s Gift - Gil TT -
sPLENDlD GIFTS.
IT lis RANDOLPH STREET, CHICAGO.

A. OOLBY 4 CO, would inform their friends
. and the public, that their Gift Book Store Is
.manently established in Odd Fellows Building,
ween @ ark and Dearborn streets, where the pur.
,ser Of each book ct the regular retail price, m
eive one of the following gifts, valued ~ fgeQ ~
1lOO. Any persons sanding for the bOoks 80
isned with the gifts, can have the privtln
Hing books for e2H cents each. r.
te In their orders II gifts Going with c.
= net euit, what extra book they viii
&c Of gift That Is better than any 81
Oh sale offers in the United States. Ind
New York, Boston or Philadelphia, TOUR gilvo
usd at from Is cents to 400 FarthermoroS -
uld cost nearly double the amount Of your puf.
zoe for express sharees.
Inc OF the Gifts OF the following schedule are
,sentd to each purchaser ut the time Of sale
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THAT GREAT RE NJ EDl
SD LONG SOUGHT,

= - = !
vince something - - : z IS6es OF
F6oueYing hrmsni.y aud thousands from the prince
Is palace and humtie cottage can test1v ~ the IN
me ate relief found by Its ror want Of spsce
we only offer rev Of the many evidences its "a
vor.
Moline. III. Feb. 10 l ST.
MESsRS x MHNN X CO. Gents: We ind
YOUR Ague Bslsam SUPP riOr ~ any remedy In our
msPket or the per OF all ma "a r Gus 81,
eAses. We cbre fully Yecomnie nd IL worthy that
great name Il has wherever sold and ed
Very truly yours, RICHARDS n THOMAS.
To the sufferers OF chill- and fever and sgue. I
theerfay submit the following: Having Observes,
closely the effect II Dr. AIMS Ague Balsam in his
viciDi for the pas three years, ] well pleased
With II remedia virtues Ms an antidote TO malaria
have frequently used il in my practice and Win
entire abstraction. From NV intrinsic knowledge
OF this compound, recomm' nd it ar safe, prompt
AM efficient
Gallon. Ohio, April LIST, 1858
mACKEDOA, ed
Hnfton, Init, MAJ l7M 1855
kFSSRs NAM CO.-Genfs: Having
scores of persons In this vicnty, and closely otser
wing its effects. do not hest, 4ie In saying BE-
lev il the best remedy sold in fndisna and
will cftcrnay cure chiils, fever AMI agbe without
fan.
Truly Yours. PHILLIAAE 4 KEARNS,
Drsggists.
Lo0onsporf md, Sept 1871, 1886.
DR.. MANN Please send me one hair gross more
Of your AgLe BaisAm Immediately. 1t 10 in great
demand M d may De truly STYLED the ing of Fever
and Agne. J. IYTLt,
PLY sician and ID ugsis:.
81. Louis, MOrCh 1T 1855.
SSRS. s MANN CO.-Genis: We have
sold laIge amount Vt your Aeue bSlsam the past
three y and find thst where introduced sold
il his equal IN the history % sgUe remedies and
fom all parts Of the West we heas the same cheer
Ing .ews-it never fails u It's paticnt--and IL
looked upon in this country the best medicine
chls. fever AID aguc ever In market.
Oh WOGD 4 co.
S. K. MANN & CO., Proprietors, Ga
lion, Ohio. Sold by all
good Druggists.
oct1-dA v9n
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TIL E CHE EST

Valentines and Envelopes
u Manufacturers, (celebratsd Tor their eood =
. choice assortment Of
Valentines. Valentine Cards, Envelopes,
&c b.. and selling It prices TO suit NV 9IMns
varying frc0
I've fer eents - $500 eaeh.
whica VIII eaues (eslta1 ~ esgrH In the $500
O. wsand u fselibgs Of thG moe3 sensitive Secetee
Postage oteops, md writing psoss aad 1aAosSS
y Scs ne ee.omnodaAnoe tqreAasass.
lpHA tQlk i0oSls Z. : Sssls sss3ss -
HI oaAaA11 ADA1lD,
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WINTER ARRANGgME NT.
Nississippi { Missouri +. :.

Trains run BY Chic.go time. which 1. twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time.
I'm and sftss Monday, Jan. 10Th, 1859, and pnall
~ further notice, trains vii leave Dsvsnpovt M
Muscatins, Columbus City, Washington and love
Ony (SupdXys .reepsedp ~ follows
ist Express and y All Train NJ Sos a Z
Trains viii leave Dsvsnpost sor CHICAGO daily. 90
lays excepted o. soilows:
lst Mall Train. II S66 =
ID Dx2ress Train, IT oeOP Z
Trains arrive At Davenport saily. OanAays ssssp
let Axprsss Train q SIS Az
ID Mail Train, at 78 PM
rRoM TEE VEST.
1st Hxpress and fan Train, at 6<kpa
Trains run BY Chicago time which istwslve min
OTIS faster than Davenport time.
All trains out Of Davenport will make co0oecttcno
u COlunbs City, WAshinston and Icva CITY With
the western HtAge Co.'S stages for all points West
The Passenger Train oounects o. Rock Island vfsA
CHICAGO Rock Island Railroad trains for oil points
East, North and South.
Passengers -. Yeminded Of he necessity ofgivin9
AsiAct direoaon - 70 the destination ofthsis 49,
gaGs, a0o before taxing hsls ssosD
Ne cars.
N. b. The nornIDs (ss5'A M) train for ~ 1sse
conDeets at j liet with trains ire nichieen Cen~
tai , 3 q the Jurctkn with trains On the F1sts-
burg, ~ Wayne Chtcs g \ =; - Chicaeo vsss
trans on the oichigsn southern end 4schisen 49,
trail Rail nosds.
Jaa 0.dti JOHN p TnACxsce..
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BANKING.
TALLMAN, POWERS 4 MCLEAN
BANKERS,

TALI.MAN, FONEkS q MCLEAN
BANKERS,
AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
Gekoiis' Block. corner Brady ard .See"'.d els.
DAVENPORT. IOWA
xCHANGE on all the principal cities OF the rni
Ted States, Great Britain. ireland. and CONT
fA Europe bought and sold.
Notes and drafts collected, and proceeds remitte6
70 any part Of the United States AZ lo~estrs %
kxchange.
Collections Of notes, & ITS, accounts, leeacies and
Inheritance made IN parts Of the United States
Osnsiss and Europe.
Stocks and Bonds bought and sold on commission,
And dividends collected.
Land Warrants bought soid and located.
9xchanse % Cssies In the United states
Carpenter h vermilge, New York city.
Albany City Bank, Albany, New York;
Buffalo City Bank, Buffalo, New York;
- Bank Of Commerce, Boston, Massachusetts,,
" 3rsdesmen's Bank, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
~ Berch & Manufacturers Bank, PtttsbuYg, Pa,
&1 Eek i'm Co, Baltimore, Nd,
~ 1lriore 4 Brotherton, Cincinnati, Ohio;
L0cas s S!monds, 81 LCus, No;
NJ bixens' Bank, New Orlesns, La;
swim, Brother & Johnston, Chicago, 1II
,dtf
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MOW WARD ASS OClATION,
PHJLADEgPHGA.

Benz enf Insfitutl0n esfsJlisAedL w special 81
document. far the Reli.J 0f the Sick aNd
Disfressed, afflicted scih VJrNieRf
and Epidemic Diseases.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17

TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS
1SAs0thv JMeoDooO Dveustte6.
T>Hoel NJ hsys 1lnsoAy l1eaasx ixad y isogs.
1 WI ~ y y thsls s1vsnSAss = sDJly 70
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