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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
EaNCY DYE HOUSE,

II 0RAUPNRR would respectfully notify the eit.
- : liens Of Davenport, Rock Island and vicinity
that be has taken house on
THIRD 81, BET. BRADY AND PERRY,
in Davenport, and proposes 70 the Ladies' and
0entlemen Mat he viii Color and Seour Silk Crape
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03

To sa0 defendant, John ,. 4ibuTn.
V/OU ere hereby notinsd that there Ii nov on 0le
IN the ONCE Of the Olerk Of the District Court of
Scott county, 81 Iowa, petition OF James Msckin-
t0sh, claiming the recls or certain mortgage
executed By You 70 him ON ab5ut November l4th
1885, on the follovicg de- crised estate Ia Scott
county lows, viz: Lot No one ~ IN block No
eleven ny In AacsintOshs second addition TO the
city Of Davenport, in said county and state, which
raid mortgage Vas made TO secure the Payment of
Ttain pr snissory note made BY yeu on same date.
for three hundred dollars, payable TO the order Oh
said Nsckintosh two C2) wears from date, and the
coalition Of which said mortgage has been broken by
che non payment Of ssbd Doss - maturity; and yeu
ere further notified that the sheri1 Of said county
selusnsd ~ original netice herein Wit In With re.
turn thereon OF "not found" and that Of the Jam.
~ tern q entd Ceurt a order vas entered that
yUu % served with said notice BY pubcation seuor.
Alsg y Law; ard yoa ers farther nosi0ed that "a.
leo 20 sha aVpear and answer said petition On or
osoro III 19st day OF the nsxt teTn o5 the said Dis
tsist Court to b holden q Dsvenp n IN said cean.
q anA oGate, on The FIRST Monday Of Msy A. D. IgEe.
default will BE- entered against you, the petition q
ken - coneesssd, ssathe prayer thereof 0ranted.
Dated Davenport, March 9th. 1850.
JANIS nA011NTO00, HlamtfR
~ CBAs. .. pvsnA1s kp9's Attg
IAess1e 0seet tAee ~ iosooales noslss b m.
llaAe1 = - polQ 10Ws oee1e omeuae ~ ~
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03
Legal Notice.

In District Court Of Scott County.
James Tuft, vs Rlizabe Smith and John Smith, her
husband, 70 called because their real names are
unknown.
To said Defendants
UOU are hereby notified that on or before March
2Sih, 1852 there will be on file In the Office Of
the Clerk OF the District Court OF s. county pc
In block thirtytWo 1922 In the city Of Davenport,
Scott county, Iowa, and more particularly described
~ followe, to Wit: Commencing at the southeast
Of said lot, running thence north about forty
(l0) feet thence west eighty (SO feet thence south
about forty 40) feet then east eighty 1907 feet, to
the place Of beginning because the purcnase money
for said premses paid BY said pAiL ti6, and the
title thereto taken In the name Of Martha 4. Tuft
without the c0neent Of said plsintin and said Mar
tina A. TUT was merely trustee for plaintin; and
said Martha A. Tun being dead, the said Elizabeth
her daughter. and the said John, Whose nsmes are
unknown, are made parties defendant-the said Rliz
sbeth being the heir Of said Martha, aud the said
John, husband Of the said Elisabeth.
And unless you appear at the next term OF the
District Court, OF Scott cOunty to be holden At the
Court House In Davenport, on the hr.t Monday OF
Nay, A D 1859, At ten O'Clock In the forenoon, and
swer 50 petition, the same will be taken
fessed, ana d. cree made as prayed for 10 said PEI
titiOn
PLUHBR & VAN HOSEN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
II being made TO appear to me, BY anidsvit, that
the above named defendants cannot be found in the
State Of Iowa, that cause Of action exists against
them and that they are proper par les TO articn
relating to resl property in this State-to which
said defendants claim interestit Is ordered that
the above notice be published for four weeks in the
Daily Iowa State ID mocrat and tn It copy Of said
notice and petition be forth with d. strd IN the
Post Cce dire cted TO sid defends Mt, their res.
dence. CHARLES WESTON.
mch23 d4w Co Judge Of Scott c..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03
/" Davenport Starch Cenpany."

"DavenPert Starch Company"
It's principal place Of business being IN the city
Of Davenport, Iowa.
The general nature Of the business IL the manufsc.
ture Of corn starch.
The amount Of capital stock authorized Is fry
thousand dollars ($5O, o0O)-to commence business
when twenty thousand dollars (12O, COO are sub.
scribed to The capital stoo6,
The corporation Il - commence on the a6sh day
Of March 1859, and continue for twenty years.
The busine 9 to bs managed ana controlled by i've
direct0rs, elects annually ON the frat Monday In
Nay, one OF whom TO be President, and q ~ en-.
ploy such agents IS may be neoessary.
The highest amount Of Indebtedness at any one
time 70 which tho corporation may subject ttsell
shall not xceed t10, OOO
Private property Of stec1h ,lders 70 b EXEMPT
from the corporate debts.
HOr the ensuing year Wn. Allen 70 elected Prsei.
dent, and II. 4. Nitehie, Secretary.
mch1O d1t-wot
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

The numbers from 70 81, 900 corresponding with
those Numbers on the tickets printed separ ate
slips Of paper. eacircled with small tin tubes and
placed Ia one wheel
The first l7s Prises, similarly printed and cl cir.
clei, are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, and Q number Is
time Prise II dawn from the ether wheel. The
number and prize drawn out opened and exhibit.
ID 70 the audience and registered by the ,mm!s-
etoners; the Prize being placed sganst the Number
drawn This operation y repeated uatil the Prizes
are drawn out
APPROXIMATION PAues 1.-The two preceding and
and the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing
the oFst nine Prisee will be entitled to the AIS Ap
psoximation Prises For example: ii Ticket No.
1880 draws the 100000 Prize those Tickets num-
bered ll24s I2249, 1881 1882 viii each be entitled
70 $Sw. u Ticket No $50 draws the 900 Prize,
those tickets numbering o45. $40. 6oI, $50. Il each
scheme.
CERTIFICATE o. PACKAGES will be sold At tbs
''n"w"g ra'es. which 10 the rsk:
osssineate Of Packages of 10 .hole Tickets, $50
+" 10 Ualf 20
" 10 Quarter 20
IL Eighth 10
- Osdesing Tickets or Certificates,
neloss the money to address for the tickets or
dsred, ON receipt Of which they vii be forv nv
hrst mali Purchasers can have tickets s.Sn. -
any hgars they may DESIGNATE. -
Inc lise Of drawn numbers and prix,s viii bs .ent
" HSsenass.s Aomsctetcly AFTER the drawing
u !uf3esers viii please write their sigma
tuses Pssiss and give their Post Office, County and
~ Remember thst every prize 10 drawn And ,.,-
able IN fnl without deduction
~ Al prisss Of u 900 AMI under paid imned,.
stsly after the draWtng-other prizes Il the u,usl
time Of thirty dsys.
AL communications strictly confidential
Addrsas Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
MCKINNEY 4 CO.,
SAVANNAH, GA.
0SvlCH MASONIC HALL BLOCK, BsLL ST., sAvAN.
uA0.
- 4 nst Of the numbePs that are drawn frcn
~ WAoel with the amoont o. The priss that each
dDoWonGy0 ~ 0sva1noA Daily News.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03
Legal Notice.

cc1srr "a or sco1r $"
1859.
james Msckintosh.
vs..
John 4. 4ubuYn.
IoAinn
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SALOONS.

1858 John Akin 1855
ID D0TAURANT, corner Second aad Vain streets.
~ Oonsectionsries, viands, &C, furnished In the
most elegant style.
wedding Cake, Plain Cake, Fresh and P1chied
Oysters, together with all iuxuriss OF the season.
II III - r a -.
Dilliard Saloon. most elegantly fitted up. oon
osining three table,. Entrance on 4 ain sweet,
Vsoo4N JOIN kfEtu
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PogbltC Notice

rs hereby given that company has been formed
i in Scott county, Iowa, for the manufacture Of
s. Corn Starch" and have incorporated Themselves
under the name and style Of the
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03

Approximating PRICES.

2o.611 Prizes amounting to-. .......... $347 700
Whele Tickets $1,000, Halves 5000.
Quarters $3.50.
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AhcriN,S NNi1.

THE STATE OF IOWA, In the District Court Of
| Scott County, Scott County, IL -.
| Kpp Brother,/
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Sewing Machines.
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FACULTY.
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