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hereby given that q company has been formed
i In Scott county, Iowa, for the manufacture Of
- Corn 0tsrch," and have incorporated themselves
under the name and style Of the
"DavonpeTt Starch Company"
IL principal pass Of business being In the city Of
Of Davenport, lava.
The general nature Of the busgnsee 10 the manvfas
ture Of corn starch.
The amount OF capital stock authorized a 6Nv
thousand dollavs ESQ o0O(-to commance business
when twenty Thousand dollars (o9O,oOo) ere eub.
scrtbed to the capital stood,
Tho corporation 10 70 commence on the 1eeh day
Of March 1850, and continue for twenty yearS,
The business 70 b managed ana eootfollsd by Ave
directors, eloebed annually On the 1rss Monday q
NAY, ooe = wAea % b Prsel0ent; I'D oe0 e.
p,s0 ouch o0onte - nay - neosssasy.
~ hl0A6o1 amount q indo6eB11eoo q 90 60
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PLUMRR 4 VAN HOSEN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.

II being made TO appear to me, BY sfndavit, that
the above named defendants cannot Be found In the
State of Iowa. that csuse OF action exists against
them and that they are proper parties to action
relating to real property In this Htate-to which
said defendaots claim tnterest-t II ordered that
the above notice be published for four weeks In tho
Daily Iowa State Democrat aud tn copy Of said
notice and petition be forthwith u. posted In the
Post Once directed ~ said defends nts, thei, res
Mence CHARLES WESTON.
mch28.d 4w Co judge Of ScOtt 90.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
E.aWrCY DYE HOUSE

II 0RAUPNDR would respectfully notify the cit.
y isens Of Davenport, ROck Island aud vicinity
tho1 - hes taken house ON
THIRD ~ BET. BRADY AND PERRY,
- Novo0po1t, end proposes TO the Ladies' and
0ml9a0en Nat he viii Color and Scour Hilk Grape
ohawls, Weels Cotton, Hair, Feathers, Straw end
Ne ~ >eea = yearS IN the business and hes
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JULIUS CHESEBROUGH

MOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants Of
once directly over the Davenport Gas 90. o. In Mer-
wins Block on Perry, between Third and Fourth sts
for ths transaction Of Mechanical and Dom
Ststry In all tts branches Having received tnstruc
items FROM and during tho year been associated
with, OF the mOst able practitioners In the 0ast ne
feels couodent that any operations entrus ed TO him
viii be executed In . carefsl and skillful manner
him with . coll, his Recommendations, which are Of
the highest character and would invite the most
critical examination upon oil work Committed - his
hands. All operations registered and warranted.
He sollcts share OF the public patronage aud takes
pleasure In suhmittius the follow log testimonial:
NEW LOEDon, Oct. %, 1857.
This nay certify that DR.. J. Chesebrough has been
pupil OF nlns u the study Of Dentistry, and that
during the pest year, he has operated with In my
eDce. In hls professional ability have the greatest
ooaodsuos. and cordially recommend him TO any
Wishing such services those Of careful and skill
ful noetal Operator. WV. SHDFFIKlD.
Aa1also In referring 70 hcssrs.
Q. 2. q o. Shepard, Hon T. ". Williams,
u o. Learned, Dr. ". W. 0hetneld,
Ion Ebsaeses Iaavnsd, @ Learned,
d. Lewis Betts, Rev Daniel Huntington,
. " Browne Dr. Stoddard,
u New london, Conn also 70
Dr.. Darrowss y BnRrows.
Hal y Cannon, DR. Baker,
DR. Wishsrvsx, Rev Mason,
WI 0urley -, Aenrs Osok 4 Sargent,
1ov Packard, DIS True,
4 Barrow Zee, VA Remington,
. . woodward, Az Mast,
CIV Smith. PAerwin,
m sl.y.alsv. Aw Bailey. lrshs
Nv DMagoua, Ohss Powers
- lA0bvsts. inn n Rogers.
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Legal Notice.

In District Court Of Scott County.
James Tuft Us. Elizabeth Smith end John Smith, her
husband, % called because their real names are
unknown
To said defendants
Won are hereby notified that on or before March
Ssh, 1859, there will be on hle IN the office OF
the Clerk Of the District Court of * OFT county, pe
titOn OF James ruft. cl. shining part Of lot four ~
III block thrty-tWo 1897 iu the city Of Davenport,
Scott county, Iowa, and more particularly described
~ folloWs, to Wit: Commencing 1t the southeast
corner Of said lot running Themes north about forty
4O feet. thence weAt eighty (sO feet thence south
about forty (O) feet thenr east eighty 1901 feet TO
the place Of beginning because the purchase money
for said premises was paid b. said plaLti6 and the
title thereto taken IN the name Of Martha 4. Tuft,
without the consent Of said painta, and said Mar
tha 4. TUT Was merely trustee for plaintiff; and
said Martha 4. Tuf BEING dead, the ssid nlizabeth.
her daughter. aud the said John, whose names are
unknosn, are ade parties defendsnt-thes said 1lix
sbeth being the heir Of said Martha, and the said
John, husband Of the said Elisabeth.
And unless you appear u the next term OF the
District Court OF Scott cOuaty 70 be holden ct the
Court House In Davenport, on the fret Monday Of
May, A 1889, 1t ten O'Clock In tho forenoon, and
sad petition, the same will be taken - con-
fessed, and decree made as prayed for In said pc
tition
- $500 vo..>,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-24

TIE sU4eU40R &4oD9 @eH3NSSssSss
ti0ns.
TIE foreyszyshich thu, enterprleaeE - ~
c,tsrry have ma e into thedomainsof fne p0ilu-
49, snsrn q, have encouraged the secnlaf
,,rss. r,f Inc North to Try It's hand at tneoiogi.
al s,s.,..aionx. since tho conclusion u the
80 q, I,a1v The ;ournals OF The northern At
t,,s,,o n,,ses bave taken up with great vigor
the Sunday question and .neiI so1..s =
a,,.', ,,i,i, is,rnea dispositions upon. the
..r.,ar ,,anrer Of celebrating the first day of
r. 80 The Germans and others who are
n their native land to regard the
- H. i a period of recreation and en-
ss...sa,,. ,s yell as religious observance, have
-, Win tbem their customs TO country
80 The celebration of the day is more ex-
s,.'Ss,.o,y religious, and constituting as they
~ !. large norton, in some instances nearly
ra,f an, ponulation of the great cities. the two
svs,ams of celebration have come in collision,
newspapers and a probable appeal to the courts
Of law for a solution of the controversy. Some
of the journals exhibit an amount of thcologi-
cal lore that could hardly have been expected
in disciples who have hitherto been scarcely
able TO quote text of Scripture correctly. We
are now edited not only with chapter and
verse of the holy volume, but with the opinions
of the Christian Fathers, as well as the au-
thorties of the leaders of the Reformation ana
of the Roman Catholic Church. In the meah-
time the two parties to the controversy con-
tinue to celebrate the Lords day each In It's
own way; one side going to church ana ao-
staining from secular business ana ahose-
ments. the other smoking and drinking lager
beer with the most spirited and spirituous de-
yntiOn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-24
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Cool Weather IN the Mountains Richmond Re
presentation at tie SPRINGS Gr
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
q room hriar 10 Na Ann 81 1876

Greenbrier Co, Va, Aug. 81, 1859.
The weather at these Springs is decidedly
cool, and oyercoats and shawls are in great de-
mand at present, and it has caused a great
many to leave here in the last few days; but
the number now is at least one thousaf1d.-
Very few come here for the benefit of their
health; the majority come for pleasure as
may be seen from the throEg in the ballroom
day and night. AS for beauty, these Springs
far surpass any in the United States, Saratoga
don't begin to compare i'll that respect with
this place. The fare here is very good now
especially TO what it was a few years ago
then you could not see vegetable on the ia
bic, but now they are very plentiful.
Rev. Dir. w. S. Plummer, OF Allegheny Pa
is expected to preach this evening, as he is now
soiourning here.
Among the Richmond folks here / see Judge
]. A. Meredith and lady, ]. Fl. Grant, A. Plea
SAINTS, l.. Nunnaiiy, Alex. Hill, John Howard,
J. Allan, w. G.. Allan, Miss Allan, Miss c.
Randolph, Miss.A. Dean, r. G.. Morris and
lady. Miss NJ. Morris. A. 1nloes, A. Morris, r.
A. Mayo and lady, Misses Mayo, Jas. Elicit,
Alfred Moses, and n. S. Edmunds.
On Tuesday evening there is to be a grand
fancy dress ball. which, / have no doubt, will
be magnificent affair. MORE ANON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-24


yaraI-Boitsr Explosion Convention.
NORFOLK, Aug. 23d.
The U. S. steamer Fulton left here yester-
near Old Point, where we met several of her
officers last evening. The .Ox-Horn PLAYERS
gave a concert in the ballroom Of the Hygeia
Hotel last evening, which was toierably well
attended. After the concert the usual ball
came of, and amid the grand display of female
loveliness we noticed the glittering uniforms
Of the officers of the Fulton. An army officer
at the lIygeia is an every day sight, but a ma
val officer in uniform is 4 kind of rara arfs.
and is not to be seen every day.
Robt L. Montague, Esq. who has been So
iourning at this place fer several days, left
here to-day to attend some important case
in the Northern Neck. His family are still
there.
Advices just received from Great Bridge on
the Chesapeake and Albemare Canal say that
a steam boiler exploded there this morning,
about O'Clock by which three persons We're
instantly killed.
The Norfolk city Jail is remarkably clear of
prisoners; there are only nine persons cOnAned
therein. Two are serving out their term of
confinement for some misdemeanor, two are
awaiting trial for assault or felony, and the
rest are negroes, for safe keeping.
The Railroad Convention at Abingdon has
been postponed to some future day. Norfolk
has much interest in this Convention to at
tend which the Mayor has appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen as delegates from this city
Kader Biggs Dr. Fitzgbbon, Henry Irwin
! d. Myrick, VIM. Malone, DR. Clements, John
Is. Whitehead, w. f. Foster, Sam'l r. Borum
w. p. Stewart, Thos. b. Rowland r. a Wor-
rell Edwin Steever, William III. Turner Sol
Cherry F., T. Hardy John L. DOYLE, S. II
Hodges r. g. Broughton. PERCUSSION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-24

..,~sce - mach ~ rrsmes. She has sinnumesss
able harbors, some Of them among the beat in
The Mediterranean. Thef~ ara the harborypt
yistinigiia, vado, aenpa Spexxia, Porto Fer
raje, Naples, Tareato, Aneoua Venice, Paler-
iermo, Syracuse, aud r@pny others. She could
supply her own timber from Apprentices, her
own iroa from Eliza, and her own herap from
shayaliey of the Pc. The population of Genoa,
Venice, Naples, Palermo, ne, are decidedly
msritime Ia fact from her position and the
extent OF her coasts, Itaiy seems to have been
designed by Nature 10 rule the Mediterranean.
From the landslide she is protected from ihva-
sion by .hs~Aips, and since she has popui'-
ton Of 2g coo taa, she could always keep on 1907
4 standing army of half a million, 10 rePei
any invasion in that quarter
Before France and Germany had begun to
interfere in the affairs of Italy, she was Ill
yit.ed IN to three parts which correspond with
her geography. Northern Italy comprehend
ed the valley of the Po, that is, all the coun-
tries whose rivers empty into the Pc. These
countries have been compared 10 Belglum ana
Holland, having Venice for their Amsterdam
They are Piedmont Lombardy, Venice, Far :
ma. siodena, Guastaila, and the LegationS.-
Central Italy included Tuscany, the Eeele-
| ,instieal States and Lucca, Southern iaiS'
| he kingdom of Naples. These countries
| Ill profess the same religion, live under 'hs
same climate, speak the same language anu
\ .v. The same literature Why should lhes
| not become one great empire, as the saxon
deptarchy became England one ara ihai', ns,,
ole and Scotland and Wales afterwards lei.
INTO il. and formed with it the more "usus'
| kipedon of Great Braitain In former 'in'eS'
here might have been dispute about the cap
| ital. Italy having no central town bo' .he
! railroad and telegraph have already settled
| hat point. why should there be any dispute
,ho,,ra ceufral town when in tweaty-four
| ,ours by the use of the railroad, the whole
lase.ia sof Italy might sbe trayersed! why
| Ffs8s1Ild Venice quarrel with Milan, or MiiaH
eith Rome, when few hours "iil take us
from one to the other !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-24
The Austrian Generals.

Since the conclusion of the war, the Aus
trian Generals have been at loggerheads with
each other and with their government. Some
half a dozen of them seem to have fallen I'M
der the displeasure of the Emperor-among
them, General BENEDEK. the energetic and
daring chieftain who, on several occasions du-
ring the Austrian retreats, presented such a
front to the French that they found it conve-
nient 10 follow him at respectful distance
He is said to have criticised with some severity
the movements of FRANCIS JOSEPH at Solfe-
riuo, and is to be court-martialed in conse-
quence. If the Austrian Emperor had left
military matters to military men. the battle OF
Solferino might have had Il different termina-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-24

A brick building, owned by p. II. Dozier
and the building of w. Riddlck. adjoining
Were burnt at Elizabeth City, N c., on Sun.
day.
A ship builder of New Jersey is now busily
engaged, with a strong force of carpenters,
building 81 surf boats for the u. S. Govern
ment.
Hon. Judah p. Benjamin, United States
Senator from Louisiana, is absent on foreign
trip.
The hop crop is reported to be in excellent
condition in Herkimer county, N. Y, and
dealers are offering to contract ut II u cents.
The wife of VIM. Hagerty, of Altoona, Pa
was burned TO death by a camphene lamH on
Friday.
Col. Warren Akin has accepted the nominal
ton of the Opposition Convention of Georgia
for the Office of Governor.
Frederick Douglass, colored, is making ar
rangements for q visit 10 Great Britain. Heis
to sail about the beginning of September.
DIR. Wickam, accused OF the murder of Mrs.
Cole, in Sussex county, N. j., itshas been as
certained, has left The country.
The Esfst Presbyterian Church, New Or
leans, Trey. Dir. Palmerss,1 have bought u par
sonage, for which they paid Sl5,0o0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-24
FALL RACES.


= IA L. A n DIV A.
q hAA RACEs-FALL NE ETISG.
<d$4fM8tN - iS59.--C o M M a a c nsg o
SSN THURSDAY, I'm 0ctose
-S~---1 s59.-The RACES over III
ASHLAND COURSE, in Hanover county, Va
will continue FIVE days, as follows:
FIRST DAY-FiRsT RACE.-SweepstGke for
two-year old Colts aud Fillies; single dash of a
miIe 500 entrance; $50 forieis Sl00 added BY the
Club, provided two or more start.
SECOND RACE SrecpStake, for thFee-year old
Colts and Filles; two mile heats; $3.50 entrance
500 Forfeit 20 added BY the Club, provided two
or more start.
SECOND DAY-FIrsT Snsepstaks for
three year old Colts which have never won race
mile heats 800 entrances; $50 forfeit; Sl0o added
hy the Club. provided two or more start.
SECOND RAcE-Proprietor's Purse, 500; three
mile heats.
THIRD DAY-FIRsr RAcE.-Sinsi. Dash of
two miles free for all for purse of 200 on
the part of the Club; $40 entrance, to 30 with the
SECOND RAcE-Jocksy Cub Parse, $500; four
mile heats,
FOURTH DAY-FIRsr RAcE.-SreerstaEs for
three year old Colts and Fillies; two mile heats
$500 entrance; Si0O forfeit; $500 added by the
Club, provided two more start.
SECOND RACE roprietor's Purse, $500; two
mile heats.
FIFTH DAY-Handieap Purse, $500. for beaten
horses OF the meeting; two mile heats.
Entrances for the Sweepstakes to close on LIST
October 1859. Address the undersigned.
NATH'L A. THOMPSON,
Secretary Ashland Jockey Club.
ASHLAND, Hanover co, Va, August l, 1889
au l-lawt27thO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-24
a yercciouS Emupr0r.

NAPOLEON induced the Emperor of Austria
to agree TO a peace by making him believe that
England France and Russia had concerted to
interfere only on condition of his relinquish-
ing Lombardy and Venice. 1t now turns
out that they had, in point of fact done no
such thing. The French Emperor cannot be
surprised at the distrust with which his de-
clarations are generally received in Europe.
lie seems to have an unconquerable habit of
falsifying whenever it suits his interests.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-24
Literary and POlit;caI,

We have received a Circular. announcing
that the Hon. THOMAS Il. FLORENCE q lead.
ing Democratic member of Congress from
Pennsylvania. is about to issue at Washing
ton, a Quarterly RerieU, to be devoted to poll
tics and literature. The work will be COM
menced on the 18th day of September, and will
be styled the " National Democratic QNarterig
Rsrisw'' The first number will contain a
finely executed likeness, engraved upon steel
of President BUCHANAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-24
Commercial Relations OF England an,


It is said that in thirty years, the relations
of the trade carried on between France and
England has risen from value of one hun
dred and twenty millions TO nine hundred and
seyenty-three millions. The Constitutional
declares that the commerce of France with
England alone is now more than it was with
the whole of the rest of the world quarter OF
a century age. A bond OF peace and security
much stronger than an increase of naval and
military ornaments
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-24

II was the remark Of an old soldier of Ma
| PoLEoN l., in this city. when he heard that
| France and Austria had commenced hostilities.
and that Louis NAPOLEON was about to place
himself at the head of the French army, ssYon
shall presently see that it is not every man
who is called NAPOLEON who is a great Gen
eral.n 1t strikes us that the history of the war
has verified the veterans prediction. EXCEPT
in personal bravery, which he shares in com
mon with Zouayes, Turcos, and every soldier
in the French army, there is no single feature
alike between NAPOLEON /. and NAPOLEON
III. The one was the greatest military genius
the world ever saw if the other ever planned
or conducted single battle there is no prosf
of it, except the assertions of pensoned cor
respondents of the Paris press, who were EN-.
ployed for no other purpose,and who would MOI
have dared TO speak the truth of the soldier
any more than of the Emperor. The press OF
Paris wears the Imperial collar, and is never
permitted TO open its mouth except in adulation
of its master. The French conquered the Aus.
TRANS in the late war in every battle as they
have always conquered them in every war in
which the two nations have been engaged but
not one of the late victories in Italy was as de-
cisiyeand completeas many they have former
ly gained, wheH ouly led by their own military
commanders, to say nothing of the prodigies
achieved under the little Corporal. There was
no evidence of great generalship on either side.
in the late war, and the French, though victo.
rious, We're not able to pursue the enemy, OF
follow mp their advantages. The probability
is, that some one or more of the experienced
Marshals of the Emperor planned the military
operations, such as they Were. and gave his Ma
~ l,a tafs ms no
the staff of our militia Generals were wont 10
do in Mexico. The Franch army in the Crimea
oyercame greater military difficulties, and in
more soldierly manner, without LOUIS Ma
PoLEoN, than they did in Italy with him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-24

RIcar,e.s rInrkses, Aqgs q ).

ssssss. Htc1uDom& murkesss - 80
BREADsTuFFS.--T h9xe il ~ ShnnEe in Flour !.
Corn Wheat confnues At SI.9 and ais ~! LOT
prime red and white, with lower pflces ascofu'hs
to auaiity. s
PRr.nanuaa 6vA.l MAnKgrs, Aas. 1.-w n Heal 8,
There lar supply Of wheal 70 lne and ~
the increase il rnssstant. We give = statement 81
the market for this article and woud say sns. tse
impression Is gaining that il will not Il al Piua-
biiits fall below the point to when y hes "a
Fest whte. from 4 20 1 red, irona . ~
ilonr We have no changes to present II is nominal
ut from Ssa710
Northern Markets. Br TELxeRAFH.l
BALrlNoRE, Aug a. Flour heavy.choce A +, os
ard Ssi2 Wheat active at log lso: aSs. atsJ
giIa Corn higher yellow. &c. better ana anose ~
at soasa white 7sa7s Provisions t. nri ~
do, sI3 Lard ia m1zsa. Whskey hri A. E,,s.
NEW YoHx, Aiis. zS-noea.Istoc ihs5ha assss
crn UNCHANGED. Wheat Sc, hishsr-wnh, ass parR'
sH5o IA 20; prime do. So. 70. hiskey, Eei IL
p. M.Cotton fiat. Brcadstuiis unshsnssu ,snc
hieher-mess SIS. prime $3.50. Whiskoy <o7ae.
Sugar buoy art-IIava 90 d6ts. e,o oao ". ga
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