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STATE OF IOWA,

STATE OF IOWA,
BUCHANAN COUNTY, hereby order that
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BUCHANAN COUNTY, J
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VS.. District
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Original Notice.

AtU Us lUr
Independence August 3, 1853.
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Tho government of Sardinia has declined the
offer Of the services of surgeons from tba United
States.
Mr.. John A. Washington, OF Mount Vernon, was
on visit to Chicago last week.
Ex.Pfesident Fillmore was on Q visit to Cincins
m Il last week.
The differences between Fathers Dayman and
Camps, and Archbishop Hughes have been sdisst-
Cd, the two priests having made pobiic recanta.
tfon.
j. R. Minms, book keeper for Cresap McMil-
Ian, committed snicide in house OF i'll fame in
that city, few days since.
eae Hon. Hssry s. Toote, Of Mississippi, was
married on the l4ih ipst.. In Nashville, to Mrs.
Rachel D. Smiley Of that city.
The youngest daughter Of the late Thomas
Mann, Of Petershan. Mass, attempted 10 burn
hsrselfto death, on Monday, June Q, while. II 10
supposed, laboring under the infoeucs Of "Miii-
srism."
In Maine, great numhers OF sheep, recently
sheared Of their nsece and left In the pastures has
died from the effects of the cold.
Among fhe departures BY ihs Ariel, frem New
York Saturday, we're Col p Sc Csc Caoks, u s A,
Mad Laborde and Mile Peinset.
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The TERMINATION OF The MoaPHY THOMPSON
Go TEST This Important chess encounter was
terminated or Friday afternoon al the rooms Of
the New York Chess Club, by the victory of Mr.
Morphy, the score stasdisg Morpby s; Thomp-
son 3; drawn l. This achievement of the youth
ful chess champion may be placed above
tina: Of any of his European feats. Ia the first
place be gives the heavy odds OF knight il all
his games; in the second place he gives them 20
one of the New York fret rates, who has been
accustomed to proffar the same advantage TO con-.
parstiveiy strong players for many yesrs; aEd
fnay, his adversary has seen tis to play what is
which, in fact, increases the odds enormously
As far as We can judge from the published records
Of their battles, no player, living or dead, Of
whom we have any account, could have given
such an advantage successfully to player Of the
skill and experience OF Mr.. Thampzon.
[ Ne1r InrL: 7lih,tne
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-21

PIc-Nlcs.-The season for enjoying
pleasant ride to soR,e suburban rstrea, is upon u.s.
snc we learn that numbers Of parties are now
preparing for these trips S1~e few DAYS spcs
party of sixty ladies and gentlemen made a yisil
to tue farm OF VIM. Taylor, E'q, on the Richmond
and fredericksburg Railroad, about twelve miles
frons Richmond, where they were cordially wei.
comed:by the polite manager, Mr.. Joshua Taylor,
who hsd prepared an admirable feas, to sustain
and inVigorsts the inner man. The day was spent
aSreeabiy In roaming through tie groves, tripping
upon tho lighs fantastic toe, swinging jump
ipg, vocal and Instrumental music, etc The
greatest event Of the day was q negro marriage
the ceremony being performed by gentleman Of
the party, inveeted by his associates with clerical
dguiiy for the sccssisn and the entire party rang.
iIg themselves on the lawn and acting as brides
maids aud groomsmeu. The colored couple, with
SHINING "ivoriss" displayed, seemed to faIly sp.
p:eciats the honor conferred and sonducted them.
selves accordingly. At a late hour in the afsers
nooR the party returned to the city their char
tered train, not only highly delighted villa their
visit, but more than pleased with the courtesy
shown them by Mr.. Taylor, at his country seat.
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TEE Doox OF THE WoELD.-Ths North British
Review, discoursing on the doom Of the world
has the following remarks:
"What this change is We dare not even copjec-
ture: bit we see in ths heavens themselves some
traces of destructive elements and some indiea-
tions of their power The fragments of broken
piaeets the descent OF msteoric stones upon our
globe, the whiriing comments WELDING their loose
material at the solar surface, the volcanic eruption
in cur own satellite, the appearance of new stars
and the disappearance of others, are all forsshs-
Gows Of that impending copvulson to which the
world is doomed. Thus placed Oh planet which
is TO be burned up and under heavens which are
to pas away; thus residing, as it were on the
cemeteries and dwelling upon the mausoleums of
former worlds, let learn the lesson of humility
and wisdom, If We have not already bean taught
IN the schoo! OF revelation"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-21

Two LADS KILLED BY JUMPING PROM DRAY-Day
before yesterday two sons of Mr. Vaa were anus
ing themselves Ia front of their fathers residence,
on Plum street, by jumping from dray. Strange
to say. both received similar injuries at almost
tAs same time, which resulted in their dea ID yes.
terday morning. Either from oversiraining or
falling, iu jumping from the dray, they ruptUred
their omen;ums or csuls. Robert Albert, aged
f,urteen years, and Theodore Lewis, aged sixteen
years. What makes this case more singular is,
that Mr. Van has lost all his soEs by accdont-the
two above named bsiBg the last of eleven boys.
Cincinnati Timef
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AsANDoNEp.-Yesterday morning wa

AsANDoNED.-Yesterday morning was
the time appointed for resuming the eI.miaatio
CT JARED WILLIAMS, charged with attempting to
produce 80 abortion on Miss Indiana B. Carter OF
Henrico county, and Justices NettIss and Taylor
met at tho court house to perform their du.y bui
before calling the witnesses, Mr. James NJ Carter
the father Of ths yousg lady, asked and obtained
leave to withdraw the warrant, the referees hav-
Ing reqsested him to do so. Our readers will re.
member that this unfortunate affair was submit.
ted to referees, all parties agreeing to abide by
thsir decision. After session of four days, they
came TO a conclusion. yesterday, said to be favora.
bic to Mr. Carter, bu. their decision has not yet
been made known, we cannot Row undertake to
say what IL is.
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E8A~ DISEASED
slDR,
RRPAcT

,, EYES. ETC
49, LoHdHH county, Va
n wile has heeU Tor years affsict ted with great
weakness, pSa in the side. breast and back pspi.
taion OF the heart feebleness OF the nervous sys.
tsn loss OF appetite; conroy lou sallow: the sight
o oHe ego almost gone. the other very weak. | am
nlSa$ed 10 say Hampton's Tacture has restored her
they were.
kflEGMATiSM, IS YEARS.
mrs bssweii, OF Virginia, suffered from Rheu.
mAsts! from her l2th 70 her 5Oth year OF age; at
flIats entirely helpless Being wealthy, she EN-
pioyrst tbs best medical attention. and tried many
medicines; bus was cared only Is HGnptoHs Peae-
Hcu2seds will testify of cures on themselves and
fTiea4S sitter all other remedies have failed
FEMALES AND CHILDREN
This rDqtpTe Will De found great medicine for
all their diseases.
Issy- Gail anu get Pamphlets and see cnrcs.
S~lI by PURCELL, bAOD = 90, Rchmond; by
Or COOKE. Freaerlckseurg; by all the Dru ggsts
tn Petersburg; by MORTIMER d &OWBkAY
Baltimore, and by Druggists sEi Shop-lso,rers
every Nnore.
sE- s. per bottle; six bottles for s5.
my i6-SAwts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-21

SCHo1L HOUSE,. Committee of the
Council in Madison Ward will find 1t necessary,
We think, to build school house, suitable to the
sccommo odation OF the School 10 that Ward. The
Committee may possibly be able to rsnt:a room,
temporarily, for Its SCHOOL, but the city needs and
should have school houses of her own, and they
should be such buildings as would comfortably
accommodate the teachers and pupils. Hereto
lore, these schools have not effected as much
good as they should have done because Of the fact
that they have not been encouraged aud fostered
~ they deserved. Richmond owes 1t TO herself
70 educate her INDECENT children. aud she can ooy
DO this ny employing good teachers and having
suitable scbool houses in which TO instruct the
sehOlarf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-21

1HE MAYORS COURT, yesterday morning,
was regular mixture of colors aud sexes, ali
brought 20 condign for trivial offences, and each
oiaposed of in the manner following: Roland, q
slave, charged with stealing a pair Of shoes from
kichse Wisener, on Saturday last was aconitted
-iAomas smith, for threatening 20 assault Maria
Howel, toed the mark to answer the offence but
tae complainant forSsvs his threats and the Jar.
aant was dismissed William Hardy, an inmate
OF the poor house, was captured for being drunk
10 the street, and "wheeled'' to the cage Ysster.
day ne promised to do better, and vas ordered
back to his qnsrters-Albert, slave to James @.
ssiiett got drunk asd took nap In ST. James'
church, isst Sunday night, for which the Mayor
ordered him the ash.-Jamss Manney, e ak foot.
Or, was Gagged for making au unusual noise in
Pink Alley, last Sunday night, while intoxicated.
eut on promising not 20 do so xsain, was permit.
'ed 20 retire -Ricsmond Day, free negro
graduate OF the peni.entacy, kicked mn q
shindy on Sunday last, and got the stripes
sppiied to him on Monday. Henry Stofsr
was found asleep on bench on 1Tth street, last
Sunday, but begged himself efr from puDishmeut.
toe next morning. by promising no. to do go any
more. fa.rick De:iiy created "rumpuss" on Cary
street last Saturday, and fell Into the hands of the
poiies ey SO doing. Yesterday he ack no wied z ed
being "corned." and got off, by expressing his re-,
gret Tor el that hed occurred. Margaret Werner.
1t was alleged. beat Patrick Faherty's child. Tor
wn,ch she was called TO court to answer. The
evidence was 80 contradictory, the court "drsp,"
the subject and sent all hands homo Robsrt Grs.
ham, Henry W. Woody, Washington Jenkins, Jas.
brown and John Cummings we're eli before the
Mayor, charged BY Berry Amos with obs,rrctinr
FTeDkitn street with tables at An unreasonable houP
iast Friday morning, but when the parties were
called BtF'y came up missing, and tle prosecution
~as thsrsupOn uithdrawn Spite or ieaIou,lv
may have led to the complaint and fear of consa.
qrences probably deferred the witness from prose.
cutting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-21

THE BOARD OF HEALTH-as we learn from
one Of the MEMBERSHIPS held two meetings, but
saw no necessity then CT making any recommenda-
tons. We understand hat the members viii visit oil
parts Of tie city, In the course of few days, and
then recommend such sanitary measures ss 70
them may seem necessary. Composed as this body
is of we'll known physicians, suggestions by them
fo- the preservation OF the public health will bs
readily adopted, and disease Of all sorts thereby
prevented. TIE board has an Important duty ts
perform, and We have no doabt viii do 1t with
promptness sad fidelity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-21

One MORE CHAScE.-The ladies Of Clay
Street Church Offer their friends one more chance
to aid them in their laudsbie effort to raise
fer their new and beautiful church, by purchasing <
at their fair room TO night the most delicious re-
treatments they have yet had an oppc~ unity to
serve. Being asxocs to close out their stock they
propose commencing an auction sale. and Invite
all who wish to purchase TO bs In ATTENDANCE
Come one, come all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-21

SEVERE PUnIsHMESr-At Wilmington. n. O., last
week. two men named Williams and Kiple, were
convicted of breaking into store and stealing a
knife, gold locket, q bullet mould, pencil oase,
and brace. The judgment of the court was that
they should each received 50 lashes and six months
imprisonment for each oGsnse, making for the
whole 1a5 sshes and two years imprisonment
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ANNIVERSARY CELE sRATlon

ANNIVERSARY CELE 3RATlOH. = Trlnlty
Sunday School held its anniversary on Sunday af-
tsrnoon last at Trinity Church, and proved TO bt
a highly Interesting entertainment. The exercises
consisted OF speeches, dialogues and singing, By
the scholars, aud the entire arrangement was mosI
gratifying to the large and intelligent audience
that filled the church TO ovsrfowing. We were
yratihsd to learn from tho report Of the supsrin.
tendent that the school is In prosperous condi.
ton and doing noble service in .he cause Of mo-
rGitiy and educatisu,
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ErECTAL woTYCEg.

kGA~ GRAND ExHlB.rIos-FRzg-
= sFsos = "hiteharst's Old Gallery, u Main st
phe pun'G ,as no oceasien TO go 60 kurope TO see
Rome, sha Holy Land, Paris or I,opdon for he Ia
constaHfiy teaetsiag views which are more psrfec,
thaa Sc sntifc men ever dreamed qf. for .ho rar
specfiTe ~ perfect, The finest ssauarv In the world,
Grenpsiraa tfe; views bY gas light views of tho
moon. Tho whole for exhibition and 70. sale Call
ard sae them
fhataSSAphs for 81.
AmbrotyDAa frcm IS cts upwards.
ffctuseS life s.1e, copkd or taken from life
my 2S-IEn
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E" Iaz GaEAr VIRGINIA RrmxpY.

AND no HuhBUa.-
tHTSES- lNEALLIbLE REMEDY FOR GOEOg-
RHEA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
Tbs great American Remedy, containing no Mer.
ourisl or Ealsa1nic properties exces everything
heretofore offered the public, in its curative resto
rhtVe aud rsnoyatIng powers; and the medical
World are astonished when told that the above re-
medy will cure the above Diseases and confounded
When they have occuIar demonstrations of the facts
5ut the proprietor, who has Known of the remedT
tor twenty odd years, has known Of cf twenty
5ears standing TO be restored 10 perfect health and
all other cases of shorter duration, to be restored
any case Of Gonorrhna which the remedy viii not
cure, provided the directions carried out with
prudence on the part of the pstent and to Sny enc
purchasing half dozen bottles, and using accord
tngiy, in bis or Ter case he guarantees a perfect
eufs and D Gaze of failure, will furnish additional
medicine, free of charge, to complete the cure
through his agents; aud cure will se effected with
cut inconvenience to the patient. Sold by
GRuEBS i AppERSOk, DrugEists
Agents for the city Of Richmond,
de lU-GTlS No. 20l nread
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ar~RREsa ka2oaEs.-I nave just re-
eeived, by Adeas' ExpEess. fresh lot OF Swedish
able terms.
p Ps.-GdppiaG and fseeching promptly attended
no. Can be found at all toIrs Ci the day 81 the
Dressing RsoIA under sae American Eotel and ai
night on 9Th street French Garden &ill.
nv 2s-ss q. @. HOBS0N
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vupoprarr ro SurpgI.T.xS ENrrprs,

IMPORTANT TO sHIrNAsTsRS ENTERING FRENCH
FORTS Information has been received at the
State Department from the United States consul
at Bordeaux, that official notice has been given
"that every shipma1ter entering French port
must signaize his arrival by hcisting yellow
flag; and that hereafter proceedings will be i5st'
tu,ed, in pursuance of the law of March 81, 1922,
foregoing regulations"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-21

DAMAGES FOR LEAVING A HoIsTwAY 0PEN-A firm
doing business in Broadway, New York, were re-
Gently sued by a idow for the loss of her hus-
band, hose death was caused by the hoistwey
being open for ordinary use, without having
around it proper guards or rsilinss. The man
came into tho street door and fell down the hoist.
way into the cellar, killing him almost instantly.
On the first trial the Jury gave $4,000. This was
deemed severe; new trial was granted the past
week, and the verdict was 81 GOO Some of the
Jury were willing to 60 much higher, but all
agreed upon this snm as the hest calculated TO
promote the interest Of the widow and secure a
prompt settlement. Mr.. Brady, for tho defence,
took the grou nd that this man, being employed In
the store, was as much bound to look ont for ths
hstchway as q sailor would be on board OF ship
whie she was loading or discharging, ard made
other strong points, sustained by an Ingenious
argument. On the other side Mr. Beach ontrench-
ed himself under two facts. 0ns was that the
man tcas killed, and the other that he lost his life
by the want of proper care on the part OF the
defssdants, who ought to pay the widow for her
loss. The jury sustained this view OF the case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-21

LAGER BEER ADULrEsATIoNs.--Uunt's Merchants
Magazine enumerates no less than 3S substances
which are employed to give potency, favour, con-
sistepcs, and other desirable qualities. 10 lager
beer. Among them are chalk, marble dust, opium,
tobacco, henbsne. oil of vitroI, copperas, alum,
stryehnine, and other deadly drugs.
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T III f DISPATCH. 4.
TUESDAY MORNING. ..JUNE ~. 1859

POLITICAL CstEBslTroS.--A celebration by the
Democratic party took place In Lynchburs, Va,
satndayu. There was barbacus In the dsy time
aud torchlisht procession at night. Among the
speakers on the occasion wore Hon. VIM Smith,
and Mesers. Vim. 0uid, Of Richmond, Massis, Of
Rockbridgs, GLASS of Lynchhurg and others. The
Republican estimates the number present At J, 600
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-21

AID FOR ITALr.-The steamer City of Washing
ton. which sailed from New York on Saturday,
took out the frat iostalment of the American of
Ave thousand dollars, 70 be forwarded to Count
Cavour. Tho Italians of New Orleans have al
ready sent on three Thousand five hundred dollars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-21

PRoTRAcTED VoYAGE--The schooner xs ar
rived at New London on the 18th met, after haY.
ing made what is believed TO have been the long,
est whaling voyage On record. She sailed Angus.
18th, 1852. consequently she absent six years,
zine months and twenty-five days!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-21

MsrIE SUGAR IN VERMoSr.-The Vermont papers
state that the banner belongs 10 l1ardT'ck for
making the most maple sugar this soaron. That
town made 320, 900 pounds. Orleans eoun.y Boasts
Of 10 farmers ths. have made IS 900 pounds; Hard-
wick has 25 farmers that have made IS, 600 poupds
and two farmers In the same town have made H.
coo pounds.
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80 ,DR. BROKEN offers HIS nrofes

sioaal services tn aH cases If sickness OF SLAVES
and OF MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS OF thu same an ex-
Deitenseiof more than twelve years (hsviug gradua
ted in l47) Justifies him in believing that he is
eotlt!ed 20 the confidence OF those who may need
his services.
H. Office at the The General insurance Office"
Pearl street. next to d kscho, Just below Er.
change Hotel, where he may be found during the
day, and night st his residence on Leigh street
bFtwesn I'd an 80. Ie Pm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-21

BRITISH CONSUL IN BALTIMoRR.-The London
Gazette OF May 81, announces the appointment of
Henry Walter oveuden, hitherto British consul at
Maranhsm, in Brazil, to the British consulate q.
Baltimore, msds vacant by the death Of Ar. Nor.
ton Dyer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-21

THE CoRsks STONE of the new Methodist
church, corner OF 10th asd Broad streets, will be
laid By Masonic Lsdgs No. 10, on Thursday aftsr'
noon, the soth Of Juus, At which time Rev. James
A. Duncan, paster Of Trfnity Church, VIII dsltvss
"a address suited 70 the occasion.
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AoclDESr.-On Sunday last, while Mrs
Waters, . resident Of Union Hill, was ascending
flight OF steps, on getting near tho top her fee
accidentally clipped, csusingherto fall to the oo
below, inficting . severe cut on the head, ant
bruising her person seysrsly. Fortunately NJ
bones were broken.
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MRS. sIcKLEs.-The Utica Herald reports that
Mira. Daniel t. Sickles bas taken rooms for the
season at the Clifford Springs Hotel. and that she
viii resist any application Of her husband for a
DIVORCE and will furnish proof Of infdelity on his
part which will prevent any decree In his favor.