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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-18
AN ACT for the government and regulation Of

AN ACT for the government and regulation o.
the STATE University Of fora.
SEC. l.. BE ii enacted By The Board of Eauca
ton Of the State Of lora, That the object OF the
State University of lowe, established by the
Constitution at Iowa City, shall be to provide
the best and most efficient means OF mparting
to the youth of the State, upon equal terms a
thorough education and perfect knowledge of
the different branches Of literature, the arts and
sciences with their various applications.
SIC. 2. There shall be attached to the Uni.
versity collegiate department, in which, az
soon as may be deemed ez pedient by the Board
Of Trustees hereinafter provided, regular collage
classes shall be formed OF provided for, AID a
president and the necessary professors and tu.
tors elected. There shall also be normal De.
partment to the University, in which shall be
taught the theory and practice OF teaching and
everything which enters into it as an art, in
GLIDING all the most approved methods and pro.
cesses now in use in all the varieties Of teach
ing.
SEC. 8. The University shall be governed and
managed by Board of Trustees consisting of
seven persons, TO be elected at the fret meeting
Of The Board Of Education, three of whom sh ii
hold their Offices for one year, and four for three
years, and whenever the term OF any trustees
expire, their places shall be supplied by new
elections.
SEC. 4. The members OF the Board of Trus-
tees shall each receive the same per diem dur
ing the time OF their session, and mileage gong
to and returning therciron, us members OF the
General Assembly.
SEC. 5. The University shall never be under
the exclusive control Of any religious denomin-
alton whatever.
SEC. 9. In all cases where specimens of nat
ural history, and geological and meteorological
specimens which are or may be hereafter col
lected BY thsState Gsolegist Of Iowa, or by any
others appointed BY the State TO Investigate its
natural history and ply steal resources are
fouads they shall belong 70 and be the property
Of the State University, and shall form q part |
TITS cabinet Of natural history.
Sac. z. The Board Of Trustees shall appoint a |
Secretary, Treasurer and Librarian. and Gu. |
rator Of the Cabinet Of Natural History. vbe |
shall hold their respective offices during the |
pleasure Of the board Of trustees Il shall be The |
daty Of the Secretary to recosd ali the proceed.
ings Of the Board, ard carefully to preserve ali |
itS books and papers. II shall be the duty Of |
tha Treasurer 70 keep true and faithful ac- |
count Of eli moneys received and Paid ont b. |
hin, and before entesing upon The dusiss Of II |
e0se - shAA oAke 90 esheesihe q oaah 80 |
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-18
Model Speech I'm the Missouri Lcgis-
la WFG.

Medel Speech I'm the Missouri Legis-
latuFcs
We 6nd the following in the reports of the
proceedings of the Missouri Legislature on FRI
day last. twill 1t once occur to the reader Of
Mr.. Pitts speech that he is, a. his name would
imply, . veritabls descendant Of Lord Chatham.
His chief resemblance to that distinguished ora.
TOR 10 said to consist in the possession Of two
legs, and head with Q nose in It. Read Mr..
Pits speech: Ts
Mr.. Pitt offered the following:
Resolved, That the Speaker be authorized to
cause to BE- printed and posted one hundred
billa announcing the 9Th of January, 1859.
Mr. Abney-l move 70 put that resolution on
che table.
Mr.. Pitt-lr. Speaker, the House passed res.
olutions, sir, 70 celebrate, in an appropriate
manner, the 9Th Of January. This is Q resolu
tion simply asking that notice be given to the
public Of that day. We have declared an in-
sention, and now, when We come to publish it,
some gentlemen 10 suddenly seized with the
'retrenchment gripes," and squirms around like
Q long red worm on . pin hook. Naughtsr)
Gentlemen keep continually talking about econ.
omy. !. myself, do not believe in tying the
public purse with cobweb strings, but when
Il assumes the form of s'smallness." Such econ.4
omy 10 like that OF Old Skinaint, who had pair
OF boots made for his little boy, without soles,
that they might last the longer. (Laughter.)
reverence the ''day We celebrate" Il is
fraught With "reminiscences the most stirring; it
brings to mind one Of the grandest events ever
recorded in letters Of living fire upon the walls
Of the temple Of fame by the strong right arm
Of the god Of wah On such occasions We
should rise above party lines and political dis.
enctsons. never fought under the banner Of
Old Hickory, but 'by the eternal, !" wish had |
(Lsaghser and applauss.) II the old var horse |
vas here nov he would not know his own chill |
dres fron the side Of Joseph's coat Of many |
eolors-W higss know-Nothines, Democrats,
hard, sofs bsilsd, scrambled and fried: Lincoln.
isss. Douslasises and blstherskItes! lifelong to
no party; am Tree, unbrided, unsadded. 10
the political pasture. Like bob-sailed bull in /
~ time. charge around in the high grass md
1ghs my own 6iss. (Great laughter.
0entls@es, let ~ chow our libsrality On pa |
tsiosie osessiess. Why, some men have NO |
nero patriotism than you could stuff In the eye |
Of q kniatisg assdls. Let ~ mot squeess Eve |
oenGo -tN he eagle o. IL squsals like locomo. /
live or sn:eld 1aid. Leo 10 print the bills and |
Ialesu ahs countsv that We are a. full Of pa
Iriesisn a. ere lilnois swsmps Of. tadpoles.
[LAxeheer.), don't believe in dsing things By |
halSes. Persist me, Mr.. Speaker, to make . |
postieal qsetasioa from one Of our neDless au-
|hors: ~. .s. 9
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ievs e C: - 90 gray hsrss. ssr vhen b ssss b
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-18
AN ACT legdlizing the election and acts ofser-
fnin aeLonl ofrrn~e

AN ACT legalizing the election and acts of.er-
tain aehool officers
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Board Of
Education Of the State Of Io,ca, That wherever
any township in this State has been organized
since the first Monday in May, one thousand
eight hundred and ftty-eight, and has since
elected the school district officers provided for
in the act of March 18th, 1853, entitled IAN
Act for the Public Instruction Of the. State OF
Iowa. such election is hereby legalized and
made valid; and all said officers so elected, are
hereby continued in Office until their successors
shall be elected and qualified according to law:
and all acts done by, or contracts made by, or
with said officers, and all rights accruing to said
officers, under. by virtue, or in pursuance Of
said act of the General Assembly, are hereby
ratified and confirmed as fully as though said
elections had been held in pursuance Of legal
enactment.
8 2. This act to take effect, and be in force
from and after its publication in the Iowa CHI.
zen and the Iowa Statesman.
DRAM FAVILLE,
President Of the Board Of Education.
hereby certify that the above 10 a true and
complete copy of the original act 10 passed by
the Board of Education Of the State OF Iowa.
JOSIAH 7. TUBBY.
Secretary pro. tenn. Of the Board.
December %, 1858.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-18

NJ. John 1. Robinson, United States Marshal
fer Isdiana, recently attacked Mr.. Colgrove, .
Representative in the State Legislature, for re-
nArks nsds By Mr.. Cslgrsvs relative TO Robin
seas oGfcial eourrs. The Isdianapolis Journsl
0sys thss Robinson broke his cane over NJ.
Colgrovs's head, bat Mr.. c. seized Robinson
aud pounded him Handsomely, % much 90 that
his friends picked him up aad washed him and
pat him % bed.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-18

AN ACT prohibiting Ms exclusion Of The Bill
from the Schools Of the State.
SEC. !. BE 1t enacted By the Board of Edu
cation Of the State Of Iora, That the Bible shall
not be excluded from any school or institution
IN this State, under the control Of the Board
nor shall any pupil be required to read it con-
trsry to the wishes of parent or guardian.
(Signed) ORAN FAVILLE,
Pres. Of the Board Of Education.
hereby certify that the foregoing is true
and complete copy Of the Original Act az pass.
ed this day by the Board of Education OF the
State OF Iowa.
JOSIAH 7. TUBBY.
Secretary pro tenn. Of the Board.
December %, 1858.
AN ACT to pyopide for the autAenticnf;no
and taking effect Of tie Lans possed b. III
Board Of Education.
SECTION !. Be 1t enacted BY the Board Of Ea.
"cdfion Of the STATE Of Iouo, That al acts passed
BY this Board shall, before they become laws.
be correctly enrolled, and signed BY the Pre-.
siding officer Of this body.
2. That printed certificate Of the Secre.
sary OF this Board shall be appended TO the
pamphlet containing copy Of The laws Of snv
session, stating that the acts therein contained
have been by him compared with the oricipal
statutes 90 passed By this Board, and such Ger
nncats shall be sufficient evidence Of the cor.
tecsness Of those laws to render them receiya-
Ole g genuine in all cases whatever.
Q. That when net otherwise expressly pro.
uaed, the laws passed Ut any general sea.ion
o. this Board shall take effect on The frst day
ton. -" PuDnOs-
[Signed.1 DRAM FAvuIr
lfesldent Of the Board Of Education.
hereby certify that the above i 1 true and
W. copy Of the original act, q passed by
W. osaF0 o. education Of the State oil Iowa,
JOSIAH I. TUBBY,
.esssasy pss. ~. Of the Beard.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-18

An expedition under the command Of
Lieut.. Breoks. inventor Of the deepssa sounding
apparasus. 10 nov On its way from California to
China, making soundings along the route usually
ssavsrssd By merchant vessels. with view to
assestain whether the distractions 70 navigation
which ars represented On sailing charts on the
track Of commerce between the two hemis-
pheres really exist or not Il 10 ascertained
that nome whatever exist betveso San Franeisce
and Honolulu.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-18

a. Senator Wilson was reelected BY the
Legislature Of Massachusetts, on the 18th, for
six years from the 4th Of March next. A.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-18

The late Democratic State Convestion Of New
Hampshire refused, after stormy debate, &c
1ass Resolution endorsing the Administration
d james Buchanan.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-18

AN ACT 70 isgalize elections, acts and eo..,....
andev On Get Of the General Asssnklu !.
titled IN act for the Public Insty.ei,e. :.
| the State Of lora, approved MareA III
1858.
| Whereas, elections have been held. eon,r..
made, acts done, and taxes levied. ,ebcal
taught, and teachers employed in mauy 4 y
all the School Districts in this State In eon...
| quence and BY reason Of an act of ths N.
General Assembly Of this State, coumoOl,
called the act for the Public Instruction az 4.
| State Of Iowa.
AID whereas, the Supreme Cour. OF the s,a.
have recently decided said act to be uneopst;,
tutional and void in many Of It's PROVISIONS
And as great confusion 10 about TO resuls n
consequence of such state Of facts, pnlesa
curative act be passed =
Therefore, be il enacted By the Board Nj
Education OF the State OF Iowa, That All 49,.
tions which have been held or have taken -,
oil acts done, and contracts made, and a,y
taxes which may have been levied BY spy ~.
son, School District or Corporation; and 4,
rights which any person. school district q, a..
portion may have acquired under, and in p,,-
auancs Of An Act Of the General AssemAr
entitled an Act for the Public Ins,rue,oa Il
the State Of Iowa, approved March l2,h. lass
be and the SEINE are hereby legalized ana con.
hrmsd ~ fully and effectually ~ thoueh In
same had taken place in pur, uascs d IesL
enactment; Provided that nothing in ,his a
shall be construed to impair the right q u,
Board OF Education to FIX the term Of Office 4
any officer elected under said act, or 10 sboluk
any office created BY said act.
This act 70 take effect and be in force from
and after its publication in the Iowa WeesIy
Citizen, the State Journal, and the Iowa Stats
man.
Signed ORAN FAvILLE,
Pres. Of the Board of Education.
hereby certify that the foregoing ID tfua
and complete copy Of the Act, as this day pub
ilshed BY the Board Of Education.
]. 7. TUBBY,
Secretary pro tenn. OF the Board.
December 18th, 1855.
AN ACT to prorids for the compensation Of IA.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction daring
TIE year One thousand eight hundred and IN
eight
SECTION l. Be IL enacted by ths Board
Etsucdtion Of the State Of Lona That the Saper.
lntendent OF Public Instruction shall receive
ior his salary and contingent expenses during
the year One thousand eight hundred and nfig.
eight the sums contemplated BY the Act oi
March 18th, 1883, entitled ian Ae, for tie
Public instruction OF the State OF Iowa
SEC. .. This Act to take effect from and
after its passage.
(Signed) ORAN FAvILLE.
Pres. Of the Board Of Edssa,ioa.
hereby certify tina. the foregoing is rus
and complete copy Of the Original Act 4. psssi
This day BY the Board OF Educston OF The ysp
Of Iowa.
josiah T. TUBBr,
Secretary pro tenn Of the Board
December -, 1858.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-18

CURE voR LAND MoXoPoLY.-The Dubuque
Express and Herald says: Let our Legislature
pass IN act exemptins $500 or 81 900 worth OF
improvements from taxation to every actual
settler. By this means you will bring the bur.
den Of taxation equal upon the actual settler
and the speculator; aud rest assured. it will be
but short time until all the lands owned by
speeulators will pass into the hands OF aotua
settlers, ct prices which they can afford TO pay.
Te prove this fact We need only refer you to
the State Of Michigan. Some twenty years ago,
VIXEN the principal part of her lands we're owned
By spectators, she adopted this policy; the
result Of il was that all the lands owned BY
Spectators we're thrown into market, and the
tide Of emigration at once turned into her own
State, and she became prosperous.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-18
Secretary pro tenn. Of The Board
December %, 1858.

AN ACT 70 propids for The purchase Of Selss
District Libraries
SEC Be IL enacted By The Board of Eiset
f.on cf Ae State Of Iora, That the tempqnr
school Funds belonging to each County in -
state. shall be apportioned separately BY -
county Judge, 81 the time OF appo.seGas
otner school funds. among the several DrsrieH
10 each County. Ia proportion TO the number 4
persons residing in such District besseen H.
ages o. hve and twenty one years.
SEC. 2 The Board Of Directors shah, i
.neif regular meeting in April Of each year, d.
.ermine whether the amount so received shaa
oe appropriated 20 the purchase oi hssria
LIBRARY and II not so appropriated, the ssns
snail form part Of tho Teachers Fund Of Aa
District.
SEC. 8. The Secretary Of each District shall
DC ex- ofhclo Librarian, and shall purchase
books and perform oil other duties pertaining
70 that Office, under the direction OF The Tow
ship Board.
(Signed) ORAy FAvILLE,
Pres. Of the Board Of EfseuhsA
hereby certify that the foregoing isa -
ana complete copy Of the Original Act, - -
Cd this day BY the Board Of Edlealion ofss
State Of Iowa.
JOSIAH 7. TuBsr,
Secretary pro. sem. Of tAe BosrA
December 18th, 1858.
The ATLANTIC TELEGRAru-rhe LosSa
Times, in an article on Submarine Tslsgrs ~
says, that since the laying Of the Cable , less
e'gne or ten fresh pians have been ps. forth
ana draws special attention to the g ear Gs2as
Telegraph Company" xhicL prep .ses to sub
merge Cable direct from. Land /. End, 10 Esc
naa, 70 Halifax. 1t Is propose tia, The taas
snAn DC constructed on Aliens sy..-n, vhSs
woes away entirely with the outside coverings
Wrss and makes the conductor OF tha CabhD
man strength, thereby reducing ts weights
zen cwt. per mile.
There u most remarkable rumor from Japas
y see enscs that the Emperor suffered vssas
1sI.n IN consequence Of signing The reg
~sn zoe United States. II 10 said that -
= .ns subordinate rulers. upon being asksss
H'0ir approval 10 the treaty, refused any -
and notified the Emperor, DO
oosuaence TO the laws Of Japan, the ins =
come Tor hin TO commit "Harikari,' $780,
Ans Great Ruler therefor stabbed himssd
ooWeiss recelving - the same momsnsas
Diow on the back Of the neck, from -
and Stistiss, which dislocated the vsrseer.
producing instant death. Thsss reports 60
through the Dutch traders il Japan, - ~
Dsnsidersd reliable.
Ar. kricson. Of the ealoeic stesmsAp ~.
~. y q Schensctady, applying calssc eng"
.itn success g printing presses and osnsf =
ioaasT machinery.
IHs POPULATION o. RuasIA.--By Gems"
sss coopisted. u appsArs that the popa's1s.
kussia y Get down u n 500 900. Dst inc'aa.
y The meentainsers Of the Cassasas, o ~
Drsieness = the Amssicaa posssssioaA 10 -
ear 1850 there we're A.7l6.s6S birtAA ana n
q. oO3 dsasAs-An increase Of SO, s14 eosA
Ill Ru@aa there ere 9.37S ssAso:s, with -
% sohola.A o ssvsa-tssshs PR esaa = -
Aole pepnlAaiea.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-18

~ We yeseseday gavs a account Of The
slabbing Of Osassahls Wslsh. The Oquauka
kl1indsslef ofyeaesr1Ay isfesns - tAas b disd
Wednesday svsaiae. ss1As di@sslsy est Of
sAisA ~ iasal alAir grsv ossssssd q Hollines.
~ssshS milk. sx niles eorth east Of 0qsavka.
Asqsabsls fes Ne peassssioa Of tAs mill had
esessssa bssvssa Holliagsvorth and bic sons.
= vhisA 80 Il ~ sons. Addison, vas beaten
aadeiectsd iron ths mill By bic srsshss Enoch
aided By German nansd Yssdes. Procuring
~ services Of Ceassabls Wsleh and . posse be
ssssrned 70 he MN for The parposs ofafressne
BE brosher and the German los assault and
battery. h doors Of shs Min were broken in
and Welsh, followed By bic party, were pro-
sssdiag up ssairs v make the arrest when
rssdsr fred spoa the party, shassering the knee
ef WEIGH in % terrible Q manner that ampuss-
oson vaa meenonnpv
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-18

FRANCE AND Our PURCHASE OF CuBA.-The
London Advertisers Paris correspondent writes
that the French Foreign Office has heard with
some surprise Mr.. Buchanan's notification Of
the desire of the American Government to
purchase Cuba. This part Of the message is
considered more strange, as the French Gov
Minister Of ito determination, in conjunction
with England, not to tolerate the cession Of
Cuba to the United States, even were Spain to
consent 10 such ni arranpemanti
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-18

HoasE THIEvEs Huxa IN NspRAsKA.-We
hear upon reliable authority that two horse
thieves BY the name of Henry Braden and John
Daley, were hung near Florence. Nebraska, on
the night Of the sth inst. They had stolen four
horses from NJ. Conner. Of F. Calhoun, but
were arrested in Shelby Co., in this State, bro't
back to Omaha, and after examination were
committed to the Douglas county jail for trial.
On Saturday evening . party of men, supposed
70 DO from the vicinity Of F. Calhoun, got pos
session of the key Of the jail and took the
thieves from il and Immediately started north
with them. After getting q short distance
above Florence they hung them to limb Of q
tree, and the bodies we're found thus suspended
By the sheriff Of Douglas county, at II O'Clock
on Sunday morning. OF course life was extinct,
but it was evident that one, If not both Of them,
had Struggled long before death came to their
relief The affair created An intense excitement
o. Omaha, and two Or three persons had been
arrested who we're supposed to have had hand
10 this the latest exhibition Of Lynch law that
has come to our knowledge.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-18

RATto OF Recommendations it is
estimated, will have three members after 1860
but not having yet voted Is . State in any gen.
sral election, is not given in the list If, there
fore, under the next census the ratio Of repre-
sentatOn is fixed at say 10000, ins.ead OF
$4,000, lin round numbers. as At present, SO Is
to keep the number of Representatives 2ss,
the House Of Representatives after 1860 will be
divided a. follows:
Representatives of Free States, 1855
Representatives Of Slave States, Is
showing gain Of members to the former and
Q loss Of IL to the latter.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-18

| 40. The County Superintendent shall 4,
least twice in each year visit personally each OF
the common schools Of his county, and examine
INTO the branches taught therein, and all other
matters connected with the government Of such
schools. lie shall also examine the site and
plans OF any school house about to be built.
and IN either case shall make such suggestions
and give such instructions as be may think ex.
pedient and useful.
/. Al. On or before the 5th day Of October
IN eacn year, ne shall make report to the SEQ
rotary Of the Board Of Education containinr :
digest OF the reports made to him by the Seere
| taries ofSthe several ownship boards, and such
other matters a. he shall be directed to report
oy the said Secretary, and such az he himself
may think pertinent and material, and especially
such 40 will show the condition OF the schoos
under his charge. He shall also suggest such
Improvements in the system "a he NAV think
Judicious. He shall also, BY the fifth d.y Or
October, in each year, die with the .Countv
1udgs On abstract Of the number Of youths be-
tween the ages Of ive and twenty-ene wears
residing IN each township and school d,s,riot
within his county.
) ~. Should he fail to make either Of The
reports required IN the last section, he shall Tor.
s Sc. 70 me school fund Of his county tie sum Of
nifty dollars, and shall besides be liable Tor al
damages caused by such neglect.
4s. He shall az al times conform - ~
instructions Of the Secretary or tho Board 81
Educaiion % TO matters within the jurisdiction
OF the said Secretary. He shah serve u ,he
organ OF communications between the Secret.rv
and the township or district Authorities H.
shall see that the latter conform 10 The i. ~6l
instructions Of the former, and shall tr,nsm;s
20 the townships. districts o. teaehera III
blanks, circulars aud other communicated.
which are to them directed and sksll en,er,.iu
ana decide oil appeals taken FROM decision 81
district Boards '' =
~. The County Superinte ndent ah.lI -
celsc from the county treasury, AZ . comnen..
ton Tor bis services, TO be paid ouartsrlv
sum equal to one half the amount paid ~ ~.
clerk Of the District Court, and such fur,hss
sum g shall be allowed him by the Pres;as...
o. sne several township boards, Who ehall ~.
ior that purpose at tho seat OF iuatice ~ -.
county on the 6rst Monday ID Anil a. $50 80
year, and u majority are not prea.rt 49,
may adjourn from time 10 time till such .,s,e.,.y
2 assembled for that purpose. But i - -"
snsh ne salary Of the Superintendent \. =.
creased 90 AZ TO exceed that ar Il. IA C,.
d The District Court. - O'ssA
GRHERAL sRovlsloxa.
~. Any omoer whose term ~ ...,,.. /.
|. N ". " Mls sct, shall continue In once
80 i" SuCOessor y elected and quali6sd.
.ss 60 -; 1ssly person elected o. appointed %
q, Ss pulsaans 20 The provisioNs 81 this oct,
!. 4. .s'vro snserrg On he discharge Of ehe
. s s9sleoi. eake - cath 70 ssppsrs NE Cos
~ faithfully y discharge she dulisa Al M ~
= sssefdiss y - bess q ~ sbiltiaA al,