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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-29
$16S ,0O0 Forced loan opera
ef0N.
LAST woDKL WALL gTREET SHARP VRAc-
TIcE

We stated In the Journal and Rspor ter
last week, that W all street and the 6nan-
eial circles Of this city, had been thrown
into a great state Of excitement, By Eu-
mors OF a huge eegfdeaes game played upon
one OF the Oldest and most respectable
Banks In New York, and one Of the Mes-
tern Railroad Companies, by which large
amount Of money had changed hands very
suddenly, and in . manner eslealatsd to
Aslhg diagrace upon the fair a&Gns Of cur
metropolis and In ths eyes of tAs business
wcrld. For several days 1t was lnpossi-
bic 10 get at The facts Of these stories, bat
on Monday evening and Tuesday the whole
affair vas developed, and the public learn
ed the startling truth az follows.
Al few DAYS ago Wall street broker By
the name Of Edward Bslknay, Of No 30
Wall street. was arrested at suit OF the
Springfield, Mount Vernon k Pittshurs
Railroad on q charge Of illegally dispo-
sing Of 500, coo worth 0f Bonds Of lhas
Company. Il seems that In DscsmbsE
last, Mr. Belknap, who had been for three
years a customer of tha Union Bank OF this
efsy, and stood well In the opinion Of saIs
late President. Mr. Dsmings presented
himself 20 that gentlemen, and stated that
as desired to pay of q loan OF $1Ss s0oa
which the Bank had made 10 him on stock
securities. He handed his cheek on shs
Uniou Sank, (nok esrtifsd) to Mr.. Dem
| ing. who then returned him his securities
On leaving tina Bank, Mr.. Belknap stopped
Rt the TelisE's daak and presented cheek
for $50 600, observing that ha had jass
| been negotiating q loan, when the tsiiel
certified the cheek without hesisattcn. Al
3 o'clock that day the Cashier disecvsges
| that the Bank had been thus vsr-dT8wn D.
| Mr.. BeIknap, for $lSSs 900. On caltinl
upon Mr.. Bslknap gok an explanation b.
| was told that he (BeIknap,) could no
make good his aceonnt- -.
| The securities that be had obtained fron
| Mf. Deminz that morning bad been feT'
pvardad to Boston, and would not hay,
them In his possession uhsIt bis father
estate had been dsvidsd. AFTER scms pre-
Ellmfnzries, the CasAisE managed be eheaaA
the above mentioned bonda Of the spring
seld, Mt. Vernon q pfttsbugg Railroad
which are possibly worth 80 oeo or 80,
900.
/ The EYsnIag Fsss q this clsY sAyss-
Il aEdward BeikmAp h@s len@ h9zEea as 70
4 owner sf country h@nAms ssm sesmEAsaes 9
Il which, on several occasions, mystsFloaas
disappeared. Ar. Bslknapsu ehaEaets
was 90 well known, end the Unaun hmn
had so many facilities Tor hnaarg n on
that sympathy win pTpbsbly bs wanting
the present tnskAaaes MP. Bssknspas Ind
exploit~-ths CommsreiMl BaMk 81 Pert
Anboy, h J., was foaskea an this cen
muntty mainly On the gtEength ok lts n
! aempgaon By she Unioa Bank. n~~k kSsaEsi
Tanrzaf ef EswAaes.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-29

a SacCss ssSz kaTxRFaIsxs ~ TAs Red
Riser Of gas NorA satsvsd fTow a.
Aaasiasippi De Wils RahinaOus 81 chi
ea@s, ons a shs pxihmpal ownsss o. ths
sseAmbeaa Frsighssr, raeslsed dsspaseh
laas Saturday from 81. Pau, izsormiss
bnm thaa sss had bssu taken asgoas ~
portage bsswssn Big SAona Lac = ~
lead 1T MinnAsasa nlvss anaa asaas 1sas'
srss, ahs Asaa IL aAa Hea River u sh'
NoFsh, aad sAha Ahe No hesn sneeessEai.
h laanshea On AAa iaaass sssaan, pEspax
ID "a samnnase - aammsg Business
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-29

THe partnership Of the hrTn Of G. Dough-
ty l. Co., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons having claims a-
gaiRst the frm, will please present the
same fer payment to @. DouGHTX, at the
Hardware Store of O. J. Fox. All PET
sons Indebted to the hrm, will maks pay
ment to @. Doaghty, at the above place,
who is &lone authoFiEeat0 receive and re-
eeiPt for the same.
G. DOUGHTY
MILTON T0OTLE.
Csansil Biafs, June Is, '5S.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-29


EGs pAcxgaa.~-Ths following diFses
tsens are given, BY oae who haa had good
deal SE Tx packing 10 Do, sa ths bsat
nashod,--aA Always ass clean eats. Ragss
put them eas iReh deep h sha botIcm ce
iha barrel thaa hRls -lneA III oeta agaias
well pressed; then segs, end ap, followed
bY oats and sggs aa befuTey but wuEkiMg
each layer cs eags wfsh ths hand BnAgiy
aown afoand TIA eggs nsxt The barrel IN
well aa rubbing khan sgsetuslly Ia between
each Of the sRzs In the layer. uss .
board aonas aAx or eight iaehsa sqaarss
with loop ef ssapaa Ii the sense9s for
pressing each layer of ths oats sTmiy dewn.
There WIN be somethiag galnea By hfsans
ana 6rapplng ehs barrel Square 90 ehs sndl
So nas s. ahaking, AZ Il aissazrhs kke
IAveEn. Mham Is gets tDo heagy b Mts
use beard kArae-aeaEshs Is aargs n -
head, and ga& Oh ii, tmereasaag yeuz wsa6Na
wfsfs i serfng. Mnd as yoa bagMns MasA
papsx am8 eass, getting 90 tha Aeaa -
| AgfxsnR Il Ia. Tue s@egss 8lss Nj In pack,
| - stss oasn. Oaka are hsktsF sw0Esh san
aiRx = markak than has, Ard inst - sa3s
haxe seas Sea haKEels A = taae NlzlAeNi
lcaang samgfa a&g. Koa mass paek tsAalk
1 Nzuhesnnar MaME 8gs
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-29

&C. Nsnssan oAR IBAlss o1 axsasaion-
fsEs sream Gshsamssa mmd imkessas sss
aoMxs arxfYsd s. Chieago. Wednesday,
ssanine. Judas D0aksas mAds = ysFy
happY rspspaaoa aD@sa ~ -
uapkss Mse lsa wlah acaoanAs % wAaa
"a - aaa anna angan8 Tkssaaay.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-29
wnRhnw AmYERWEaKNa !


HAVING made sxssnsaxs aAditlsns - saE xes &esags-
enH wsar@pxsvAsa ta e. avszy sGxia<F e pFtnss
inK In TIE IA1ssN asS rnst fssAiSaasae sfytsss ans
with aceasaEy sAadispatsh, oFssTs seaaessss-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-23
~. q u II n " T. II.
FIRE MARINE AND LIZ +.
EDWIN FAY, Agen

EDW IN fh Agent
=, pIyE AND FIRE INSURANCE
-, Canit.l, 100000.
,:nr.r WgsTE.s INSURANCE AND Trust
comrany, Capital, $4,000. :, r.,
ON Oihce No. iy Brady Street, With parker Ed.
wards. 'So 1A'4'feo
AvORTu ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMpA-
~ NY REGULAR THROUGH LINE TO SAN skAS-
CISCO, psa Panama RaIroad.
and connecting only with Steamers Golden Gate
Golden Age, John L. STEPHENS, aad So
nora, Of the
PACrYIc Malt STEAMSHIP COMPANY At PASANA,
DIRECT TO AsPINwALL. The splendid Steamships
BALTIC, ADRIATIC, AND ATLANTIC,
having been entirely rcftted and adapted to tho
California trade, will hereafter run as above,
leaving this port on the 5TH and 10Th Of each
month from the foot Of Canal Street, North River
TPassengers and Mails will be forwarded by
Panama Railroad, and connect 1t Panama with tho
Pacific Mail Steamship Company's magnificent
Steamships, which will be in readiness, and leave
IMMEDIATELY for San Francisco. They will be
embarked free of expense from Railroad, BY Com
pany's Steamboat TABOGA.
An Experienced Surgeon is attached to each
ions, bedding, and attendance. 1t IS believed
that the Recommendations afforded BY the above
ships are unsurpassed by any in the wou3; me
public arc informed that the y ~ ;: :; Co;s 81, ns
ways have ONE OR MORE EXTRA SIEAMhh"
lying at Panama, ready for sea, to avoid any POI
eible detenticn Of Passengers or Mails, ana eu--
hark their n eaeenRers by Steamboat.
For pausee apply ct the only once OF tho Com
nanv. a the Wharf foot Of Canal street, North
6vs, "a WILLIAM A. WlCkHAx.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-23
War Against Mexico.

ST. Lours, Nov. l9--Special dispatch from
Washington to the Republican says: Gov.
ernment this morning determined TO seize the
northern states of Mexico. and orders have
been Issued for SIX companies Of heavy artillery
from Fort Monroe, and two companies of light
artillery, and three companies ofinfantry from
Fort Leaven worth. to proceed Immediately to
Brownsville. The Republican learns that Col.
Sumner, commander Of this department, tele.
eraphed TO Leavenworth this evening foe
prompt movement of troope, in compliance
with this order, and in a week, if necessary,
these troops will be in New Orleans. The Re
publican intimates that security for the future
will be wanted for better boundary than that
established by the Rio Grande."
From al that can be ascertsined, IL is fair TO
presume that some of the vessels of the Home
Squadron will soon proceed to Vera Cruz and
other ports of Mexico. Indeed, this seems to
be certain. so interesting are the reported pur.
poses of France England snd Spain, no v re-
garded in official quarters.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-23
|. ATE NE w S.
LATER ROM EUROPE
Arrival Of the Steamer Canada.

Truro, n. s Nov. l9-The steamer Canada
has arrived at Halifax with Liverpool advices
by telegraph b. the 7th inst.
/ SAcKvlLLE. Nov. l9.-The express from Hal
flax. with news by the Canada arrived to-
night.
! 1t is asserted that the English Government
has consented to join the proposed European
Congress for the settlement of the Italian diff.
hculty, and that France and England had
| completely agreed on the basis of a treaty Of
peace
1t s vaguely reported in the European Jour
mails. that Garibaldi, in his interview with
ki"g Victor Emanuel. made use of u strong
expires sion with re ard to the proposed settle
ment ci the present difficulties, declaring that
Italy has been betrayed by her pretended
frends, and that he would head q revolution
OF the people to carry out the original pan.-
The King of Sardinia protested against such u
proceeding.
The 3 eamship Grea. Eastern had arrived at
Southampton
| Hon. Charles Sumner is among the passen-
gers by the Canada.
new steamship has been ordered by the
Cunard Company, 500 tons larger than the
Persia
Great activity prevails at Woolwich Ar
eenai 10 the preparation ct material for the
coast defence and for the expedition against
China
GENEVA, Nov. 6.-The Assemblies of Central
Italy will, 1t is stated, confer the regency on
Prince CoTignan. Mo,ena and Romngna will
take part IN 1t. II Is asserted the objec, would
be TO make the Count Cavour u candidate for
the Dictatorship OF one of the provinces of Cen.
trail Italy
Paris telegram says the English and French
Governments have completely agreed on the
basis of a Congress, which will be held at Brus-
sells. All chat remained to Le settled Was the
official notification from the British Govern
ment
LIVERPOOL. Sunday.-The Plenipotentiaries
have received orders to sign the treaty OF peace
|. snskiAls believed it will be signed tomorrow
i sanA y C6Qgress to be I'D at Paris will follow
BosfcS3Nov 2l-The steamship Canada ar
rived this morning. Her mails we're despatch
ed by the early train, and will be due in Phil
adelpha to night
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times says that it is rumorel that the inter-
view between the King o. Sardinia and Gaii
baldi not very satisfactory The latter
was earnest in his declaration that Italy had
been betrayed, and that he should put himself
at the head OF revolution whereupon Vice
tor Emanuel replied that if he did 50, there
was no alternative but to employ i.rce aga nst
him
II is ST ted that The American ship Mem
phis, with 700 slaves, had eluded the English
crnizers on the coast Of Africa, and got out to
sea.
The Vienna correspondent of the Times SAYS
1t IS tolerably certain that the time in which
the Austrian government Will have to make
concessions to Hungary is not far distant
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-23
Judgment Rendered.

NEW loLK, Nov. 81 Tn Saturday. Justice
bos" or;h, OF the Superior Court rendered
judgment IL the long contested case of the
People of the State OF Michigan u.s. the Phnnix
Bank OF the City Oh Aew York The Jud e
decided that the state was not liable for iii.
advances made by the Bank to Gov. Mason,
aud that the award IL the Bank was contrary
to law and equity. and was void, as having
been procured by fraudulent concealment, dc
The defendants were liable to refund the mon
ey. amounting to S9i 954.3i. The original
loan. in 1887 consisted Of two drafts OF the
Bank Of the River Rsisin, and Farmers and
Mechanics Bank, Detroit, to the amount o
Sl60Oo
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-23
IInrpcr,s Ferry Excitement.

RICHMOND, Nov. 10 Troops leave for
Char lesfow in the morning. consequence of
dispatch from Col Davis to Gov Wise
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. l9.-Town much ex-
cited in consequence OF dispatches from Davis
to Wise
HAnrER's FERRY. Nov. l9.-Various rumor.
have been afloat to-day as to the approach, Of
armed men from Ohio in the direction of Wheel
ing. Jhe respectable source from which the
report originated has created some excitement
about Charlestown, but none here Our people
are very quiet, not expecting any attempt at
rescue, nor do they fear any force, however
formidable, because they are prepared for any
emergency.
The numerous fires about Charlestown have
induced the citizens TO anticipate some annoy
ance. The are more easily excited, but no
one is at all afraid of the RESULT even if an at.
tempt should be made.
Col. Davis has made the most ample provis.
ions for any number OF the enemy WHO may
make q call. ] learn that more troop. are be-
ing demanded for the Governor. This may he
as much to protect the populace as anything
else. AS far as | can learn, there is no cause
to apprehend danger.
SUNDAY EVENING The fresh excitement wac
caused by the arrival from Ballaire near
Wheeling, Of u man named smith Crane, who
states that he had accidentally overheard a
conversation between some rlen who had or
gained a band OF 500 to release Brown an1
the other prisoners at Charestown. He inn
mediately sought for iIarper's Ferry to apprise
the inhabitants. 1t was also rumored at
Charlestown that fight had occurred ia Clar
county, between some citizens aud party Of
strangers, and detachment was sent to the
scene Of disturbance.
WARRINGTON. Nov. 2O-The regiment from
Richmond, accompanied by Gov Wise, arrived
here at Z o'clock this morning and will
leave for Charsestown on special train at 10
o'clock. On arriving at Charlie Stow the troo,,s
will gointo encampment, and remain until Of.
ter the execution.
Nothing has been received confirmatory OF
the runors Of body Of men having crossed
the Ohio near Wheeling.
The Petersburg battalion Of four companies
arrived here 10 the boat this r. M, and are
awaiting instructions from the Governor. Rog-
er A. Prior and the venerable Hugh Peasants
are privates in the Petersburg battalion.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-23
Mail Arrangements.

Times OF opening and cpsing mails in the Daven
port Post Office
EEsTERS MAIL, arrives Mt 6:i5 " and 5 50 y
closes at 915 A N and 5:3yPh.
NORTHERN MAIL, via Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives at $3.50 NJ; closes 9:l5 AN
SOrTHLgN MAIL, from st Louis and Southern
Missouri, n rives at $50 Pm; closes 3:l5 AN.
WEsTEES AND Southern Iowa NAIL, arrives al
$50 Pm; closes at 800 Pm.
ILLINOIS WAY MAIL, arrives 545 N and $50 r
n; closes at 8 A n and ) Pm.
RIVER MAIL SorTH, including RIVER towns above
st. Louis, the Missouri River, Nebvsska and
Kansas, via Hannibal and st. Joseph X r, ar
r'ves at 10 An closes at rM. >
RIVER MAIL, including river towns from LcClaire
to Lyons. arrives at 8 An; closes at S:3o An.
NoRTHERS MAIL, by land up the river, arrives at
. M Sundays, SWednesdcys and Fridays
closes at Or NJ onSMoAdays, Wednesdays aud
F1days. R
Tuesdays, Thursda turdays.
As,nr .nI FHany. Ma, arrives Apss at L. Tuesdays
Thursdaya6f
Summer front A.4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-23
New York Election.

NEW York, Nov 2O.-TLe latest computa-
ton at Albany. founded upon complete official
returns from all the counties OF the State. New
I ork and Kings excepted. incresss the MAORI
y ior Mr. Jones for Secretary.hip Of state.
"hile they leave the result of the Canal Com.
m'ss,onersh'p in doubt At presen. the MAJ
lorities sand Jones 1864; Richmond 0O4
skinner 376. and Forres, 400.
1t will only b' when the fnl returns of New
York and Aiig are received that the result
will be decisive!y ascertaiaei.
The vote on the canal loan SO far =. rsnor,.
ed in the official returns, is 90, ,54s in favor and
6S.l70 against; majority in favor 2s.s13-
Nineteen counties are not ye. reported
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-23


YE ANCIENT Hoe DRovER-A YouTH
IN TRouBLE-Ihers is in town ancient hog
drover lie is way old. None knoweth his
age to certainty. He is the personifcation
of grim death behind the beautiful virgin, ard
the broken column. etc. lis generally sup
posed that he drove the sbEejks and the sac,
pigs into the ark, SO that Noah might have
rsaher of bacon during his coasting. 1t is be-
lieved that the Cycops had him employed as
a deputy hog drover at ths time when Ulysses
visited the isle of those one eyed individuals.
But be it as it may. ye ancient hog drover
still retains the railing passion strong as ever.
He still loveth with the ardor OF devotee,' e
exciting pleasure Of driving hogs, aud pursneth
the innocent duty Of driving poor folks pork
into the pound.
The other day q rash youth, ins,gated by
the devil. and not haying the fear Of the city
officials before his eyes. was guilty Of the
heinous crime Of setting dog upon one of
these rorkers. as it was being urged OF to the
pound Unfortunate youth A warrant hangs
over your devoted head. the minions Of the
law are close upon your heels. the pursuivant
of the police magistrate John Bechtel, swift OF
foot. is after you with sharp stick. for this
infraction OF the city ordinance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-23
BOOKS. sc.
just Rcceiccd!
FRESH INVOICE, OF THE
--latest Fub1tCatto
Ar THE
IOWA BOOK ROOMS.

NO. so, BRADY STREET.
Among which are:
Tke Minister'S Wooing,.by Mrs. II. B. Stowe.
A Life for a Life, by author Of John Halifax.
Adam Bedc, byGeorge Eliot.
Spurgeons Sermons 9Th series
What will he do with it, by L. Bulwer Lytton.
Smooth Stones taken from Ancicn Brooks BY
Spurgeon.
Knitting Work, latest, Mrs. harrington.
Bayards Taylor's iatest, Greece + Russi..
Film. on Mich Cows.
ldyls Of the King, by Tennyson.
Dar,lett's Dictionary of Amcricanism.
A Glossary Of Words and Phrases, usually regard
cd as peculiar to the L. 5. End Edition.
History Of N. American Insects, by Jaeger.
Hints to Horse Keepers. by Herbert.
Bayard Taylor's complete works in boxes, &c.
Particular attention given to0rdsrs for Books.
All Magazines. Newspapers, &c., published fol
sale. Subscriptions received for Fhiladelph ia
and n. \. papers.
CHARLES ADAMS, Proprietor,
nov 4-tfl CHARLES II. ADAMS, gent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-23
Arrival OF the Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. ol.-The overland mail Of
the 3lst reached Jefferson City to-day
Business 10 San Francisco unchanged Late
eastern news advising Of increased shipments
to California caused much disappointment 10
the commercial community.
The business portion OF Velcanvil.e. Amador
county, VA. burned on the 29th. Loss over
100000.
Oregon ajvices announced the arrival Of
Gen. Scott at Portland He was hands ,mely
received. Gen Harney left Portland soon af-
ter Gen. Scots's arrival. 1t supposed that he
took effense at being superseded in command.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-23
Our telegraph dispatches failed us
yesterday. Cause not known at this office,


UScALLED FoR.-To subpoena an ed
itor IS witness, is an impropriety which should
be carefully guarded against, ,asd in no instance
should the Judge allow . Bspch Warrant is-
, sued to attach his person, ssnd bring him
without due ceremony into th4 presence OF the
court. 1t sometimes happen, that an editor
cannot leave his ssnctum at moments warn
ing, being detained by some aagrieved individ
ual. weighing several stone more than the
knight Of the quill anxious to hssist in inditirg
an apology for reflection which may have been
cast upon his character, through the columns
of the previous days paper. II the party de-
string his lT-s.nce would send ear:ia T.
convey hin. TO and !lom thsi seat Of justice
then it would not be the last trouble, Tor al
editor does not oiea have an; opportunity to
ride. and when such an orPoftunity presents
vitation. We would therefore respt c,fully re-
quest attorneys who nsy hereafter require the
evidence of any editor connseted with this
paper, to refrain from sending . bailif with q
Herewith fail not at your peril, as papers Of
that kind are not over pleasing to read, and
obey ing them does not comport with our ideas
Of the dignity Of the profession. With the
consent Of Judge DILIoS, We purge" oursef Of
that contempt.
DAVENPORT, M. 23d. 1859,
1Nessrs. Editors I'm your issue Of yester-
day, you remark, in your article upon usury.
"even the attorneys they employ to assist and
"advise them will not take that interest in their
"suit which they would if engaged in q cause
with justice Oh their side" In this you have
done injustice to an honorable and highminded
profession there is not & entleman at the bar
who, having undertaken a case Of the sort
would not give it his best energies.
Yours very truly, LEX.
KEMAEks.-Our correspondent is altogether
mistaken in his assertion that any member oi
the Davenport Bar would take that interest in .
usury case that he would in any other. Our ar
tic!e on usury was written some days since, ard
before it was written we procured the opinion Of
large number Of the prominent lawyers OF
Davenport, and without exception they assured
us that nothing would induce them to act as
counsel for party pleading usury. They all
appeared very much displeased that any mem
Der of their profession would assis. in setting
up plea OF usury, and We think now, that the
lawyers who have consented to act in the ca
pacity of attorneys for individuals pleading
usury, would be very glad il they could recall
then acts We believe every usury snit yet
instituted has been where . fair buriness
transaction had been made, and the parties il
able to pay, were in honor bound to do 60. The
practice of loauing money At us'srious rates has
been ruinous to the best interests of our State,
but the contract once made should be honora-
bly, lived up to. Let our legal friend make the
the proper inquiries and We think he will find
but three law firms in the city Of Davenport
that would be willing to undertake a prosesu.
tion Of the kind.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-23
Terrible Gale on the st. Lawrence

MoaTEEAL. Nov 2l-A terrible gale prevail
ed on the st. Lawrence, below this place, on
yesterday night. Tne ship John Bull went
ashore on the lower end Of the Island Of Or
leans.
The weather j. now clear. with strong
weserly wind
Ii f-oze hard here last night.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-23
TEETH EXTRACTED
DY A NEW PROCESS, WITHOUT

- sioning any delay or pain whatever.
JrLlUs CnEsEBRoUGH, Dental Surgeon. Office
in Merwns Block, S3 Perry, between Sd and
lth streets.
Having completed arrangements, he is now pre-
pared to extract teeth by admitting slight cur
rent Of electricity around the tooth at the time Of
extraction, thereby allaying all pain attendant
upon extracting by the ordinary method.
The patient has n full knowledge Of what il
passing, and there not those effects which are
often noticed after having teeth extracted by the
use Of Chloform or the Freezing process.
July3,ltf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-23
Later from Havana.

New IoRk, Nov. 2l.-Tbe steamship De
Soto. from Havana on the 18th, arrived al this
port tonight, and it was understood that the
new Captain General Of Cuba arrived at Ha.
vana on the night of the 18th.
Sugars slightly higher. Stock in port So ;
600 boxes. Freight aud exchange were de
Ginning.