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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-01-20
Secretary pro tem. OF the Board
December 18th, 1858.
ACT No. 4.

ACT No. 4.
An Act providing for the publication Of the
Laws of the Board of Education in the sew
eral counties of the State.
SIC. ]. BE il enacted by the Roard Of Edu-
cation of the State of Iowa, That the Secrcta-
ry of the Board of Education shall, Us soon
as possible after the adjournment of the pres
ent session of this Board and within thirty
days from date, forward to each County Judge
in this State, a copy of all the laws passed at
said session. 1t shall be a sufficient compl-
ance with the provisions of this section, If the
Secretary of the Board of Education shall for
ward to each County Judge, duplicate copies
of newspapers, or slips containing said laws.
SEC =. 1t shall be the duty of the County
Judge Of each county, To cause said laws 10
be published in two weekly newspapers of his
county, if rs many are published therein +;
and il but one weekly newspaper he published
in his county, then the said laws shall be pub
lishcd in such newspaper; Provided, That
not more than thirty-tiyc cents per thousand
ems, shall, in any case, be allowed for publish
ing the said laws.
SIC. 3. The accounts for such printing shall
be audited and allowed the same rs other nc
counts against the county after having first
been sworn To by some one acquainted with
the correctness thereof.
SEC. 1t shall be the duty of the County
Judge OF each county to keep and preserve at
least one number of each newspaper of lis
county in which the laws of the Board OF Edu-
cation may be published under the provisions
of this act and place the same in his Office,
where it shall remain for future reference
SEC. 8. This act shall be in force from and
after its publication in the Iowa Weekly Citi-
zen and Iowa Weekly Statesman
ORAN FAVILLE,
President of the Board of Education.
hereby certify that the above is a true and
| complete copy Of the original act passed b,
the Board OF Education Of the State of Iowa
J. r. IUBBY,
Secretary pro tenn. Of the Board
December -, 1858.
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ACT No q
An Act to provide for the Election and
to define the Duties of the Secreta-
rv of tho RoarI nf EJur.tion

An Act to provide for the Election and
to define the Duties of the Secreta.
ry of the Board of Education.
SECTION l. BE it enacted by the
Board of Education of the State of
Iowa, That at each regular meeting of
the Board, there shall be elected a
Secretary of said Board, who shall
hold his Office until his successor is
elected and qualified.
,. He shall before entering upon
the duties of his Office, and as soon as
may be after his election, give bond
for the use of the State of Iowa, in
the penal sum of one thousand dollars,
with sufficient securities to be ap-
proved by the Secretary of State, con-
| ditioned for the faithful and impartial
performance of the duties of his Of
flee as Secretary Of the Board of Edu-
| cation.
3. He shall also, at the time of
giving bond, take and subscribe an
oath or make affirmation to the effect
that he will support the Constitution
of the United States and of the State
of Iowa, and to the best of his ability
faithfully and impartially perform the
duties of Secretary, which oath shall
be endorsed upon the back of said
bond, which shall be filed with and
preserved by the Secretary of State.
4. 1t shall be the duty of the
Secretary to keep an accurate journal
Of the proceedings of the Board, and to
perform all other duties required of
him by the Board OF by the laws of
this State.
S 5. Immediately after the adj.
journmcnt of the Board Of Education,
he shall furnish the printer authorized
to print the laws, with copies of the
acts and resolutions passed at the
session, and cause them to be printed
in plain manner in the form of q
pamphlet.
6. He shall make his certificate
that the acts and resolutions therein
contained are truly copied from the
| original rolls, and cause the same to
be printed at the end Of each volume,
which shall be prina facIe evidence of
their correctness.
| - III SIi'lii, as LtNl as may Uc,
in the same manner as provided in
the two preceding sections Of this act,
have the journals printed.
5 8. He shall, on or before the first
day of March after the acts, resolu-
tions and journals, and such docu-
ments as may be required by law are
printed, after the adjournment If any
session of the Board, transmit to each
superintendent of common schools in
each organized county in this State,
one copy of the laws for every school
officer in the county.
S 9. He shall preserve in his Of.
fee one hundred copies Of the acts
and resolutions, and twenty-five
copies each of the Journals, and dis
tribute ten copies to each member of
the Board Of Education, and such other
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as though said elections had been held in Dur
suance of legal enactment.
SEC. 2. This act to take effect, and be in
force, from and after its publication in the
Iowa Statesman.
ORAN FAVIIIE,
President of the Board of Education.
hereby certify that the above is a true and
complete copy of the original act as passed by
the Board of Education of the State of Iowa
J. Il. TUBBY,
Secretary pro TEN. of the Board.
December l., 1853
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ACT No. 5.
An Act legalizing the election and acts of C,

An Act lcgalizing the election and acts of Ger.
tain school officers
SEC. !. Be it enacted by the Board of Ed-
ucation of the State OF Iowa, That wherever
any township i'll the State has been organized
since the tirst Monday in May, one thousand
eight hundred and iitty-cight, and has since
elected the school district officers provided for
III the act Of March 18th, 1858, entitled :. An
act for the Public Instruction Of the State of
Iowa." such election is hereby legalzed and
made valid and all said officers SO elected
are hereby continued in Office until their sue
cessors shall he elected and qualified according
to law; and all acts done by, or contracts
made hy, or with said officers, and all rights
acnu'ng to said officers under, by virtuc, or
IL puisuancc of said act Of the General ASSEM-
bly,, are hereby ratified and confirmed, as fully
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ACT No. G..

ACT No. 6.
An Act to provide for the compensa-
ton of the Superintendent Of Pub
hc Instruction during the year one
thousand eight hundred and fifty
eight.
SEC; l. BE it enacted by the Board
ol Education of the State of Iowa.
mat the Superintendent of Public In.
struction shall receive for his salary
and contingent expenses during the
year one thousand eight hundred and
fifty-eight the sums contemplated bv
the Act Of March 18th, 1858, entitled
" an Act for the Public instruction of
the State of Iowa"
) 9. This Act to take effect from
and after its passage.
lSigned,l ORAN FAVILLE,
Pres. of the Board of Education.
| hereby certify that the foregoing
Is true and complete copy of the
Original Act as passed this day by
the Board of Education of the State
Of Iowa.
j. I. TCBBY,
Secretary pro ten. of the Board.
December %, 1853.
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ACT No. I.
An Act prohibiting the exclusion of
the Bible from the Schools of the
State.
SEC. |. Be it enacted by the Board
of Education of the State of Iowa,
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 contrary to the wishes of his pa
rent or guardian.
LSigned,l ORAN FAVILLE,
Pres. of the Board of Education.
| hereby certify that the foregoing
is true and complete copy of the
original Act as passed this day by the
Board of Education of the State of
Iowa.
j. T. TUBBY,
Scc'y pro tenn. of the Board.
n,l
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Business Cards Of five lines less will be inserted in
this column for S. 90 per annum For each additional
line, over FIVE, dollar will be charged
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Scc'y pro tenn. of the Board.
Defender %, 1853.
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cdest6ard t9t Course Of empire takes its aNap"
CITY FLOYD COUNTY, IOWA, THURSDAY JANUARY 20 1852

vided, shall constitute Board of Dircc.
tors for the district, and shall hold
their office for one year and until their
successors are elected and qualified.
VACANCIES.
5 7. All vacancies occurring
in the Board shall be filed by
the remaining member or members
until the next regular election of the
district but nothing herein contained
shall be so construed as to prevent
the remaining member or members
from calling a meeting to fill such
vacancy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03
PERSONAL.

Jane. ". IIoyt Collector for the town Of Wall
kill, ~ Y, has attached and offers for sale, "a p.ir
" Of Bloomer Parts the property Of Mrs. Dr. Lydia
H.1brook in satisfaction for taxes due said town by
the lady doctor.
john b. Cough gave his farewell lecture on Sa.-
urday evening, Feb II, when he sdirsssed crowded
audience Of working men in Dunedin Hal-Bse
Stephenson presiding. Mr. Gough has gone TO En-.
gland where It is expected he Will labor till next su.
tumn. His recent vi.t 10 Scotland has been very
suocessfGl one.
Two young ladies' belonging in Nsvburypor,,
few dsys siree wishing to 90 from Lowell TO Law
renee preferred skstes snd the Merrmse to the
and railroad, and made the passage of ten miles in 40
minutes. For come portion Of the way there was
strong head wind or the feat might have bseu accom-
plished IN less tine.
AT one Of the New Cumnock Scotland Buns
f.syals relic Of considerable interest produced
the low deal chair on which Agnes BfoEn, the
poet Jther, nursed ell her ospring. This c7an IS
in the possession Of james Stuart Monte.th, Bar,
OF Ms1sied On whore estate the worthy nssIon lived
many ysars.
Tn. Right Rev. Bishop WhittiDgt,m confirmed
rty Ladies and gentlemen last Sunday 81 DR.. Pink
reys church in Washington.
The Msrqus Of Bresialbsn., and other nobsmsn
and gentry Of he County Of Argyle .tey resolved to
suppress licensed drinking houses their respective
est.,es with toe the moral and physical elevs.
ton Of the Highlands. TIE msyement has, it is re-
ported, been crowned with the greatest slccess
wherever it has been adopted.
A letter from DR.. S. G. Howe, who accompanied
The Rev Theodore Parker On hi. voyage to the Wes.
Indies, read at the Music Hall in Las; SON.
day. They arrived q. Hsvans on the 10th inst. Mr..
Parker tsd suffered considerably from seasctDess, 60
s 70 be confined To lis bed, bot ives othersise in as
good tssih - uh<n 10 left Eew-Ysrk, with speoor-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03
Netp11ork DAILY Gribm,re
POLITICAL.

AT the village Charter election held yesterday,
Bebert p. Getty, esq., q stsurch Republican aud a
good man, was elected Prssiden. Of the Board Of
Trustees.
--Di.tict-Attoney Key was killed on Sunday.
Early on Monday morning the President was beet by
applications for the vacant attorneyshp and sharply
pursued by the friends Of various sspirsnts. When
this Office was conferred upon Mr.. Key, as special
concession to Judge fancy, Mr. Odd OF Georgetown
was much pressed by Mr. Bright-a counection-Mr
Sliden and Mr.. Benjamin. The President then intr
mated that but for the peculiar circumstances attending
Mr. Key be would have appointed the conpe tor 80
urged. lie has just kept his word for wonder to
Ould, and given him the place.
The Bosld Of Supervisors in Cortland will stand.
Republicans, 9; American, |; Democrats, 3. Last
year it itood Republicans, s. Democrats, 9.
Tho Georgetown ID. c. election on Monday for
Mayor ard eleven Common COunclmen ternin.ted in
tie reelection Of the present Mayor A. u. Crawford
esq by q plurality Of 10 votes in /, 1873 c.st. He
had two competitors, Messrs. Henry Addison and
James A. Magruder. majority Of the COuncilmen
elected Of different politics fro n the Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT-COunty Of

NETWORK SUPREME C0URT-COunty of
~ We,tchester-AJBERT CLARK sgsirst EDWARD A.
BEARDsLEE, AMBROSE THOMPSON, Thomas Z. Courte-
nay, Mildred Courtensy The BiidgP2r. Fire Insurance
Company and G. Calhoun Receiver OF The Bridgeport Fire
Insurance Compsny-5ummous-F Relief CON- not Ser)
To the Defendants shove named aud each Of them You
hereby and required the complaint " this
.ctoD which filed the 18th day Of January, 1889 In
the Office Of III. Clerk Of the County Of Wes'cheT Whs
Plains In said Wechester County and Ia copy OF
your tho raid the suo.cbsr his OH -
number IS Nassau street in the City OF NeWfork within
twenty after the service Of this you exclusive
Of the Day Of such service and II you fail to the said
complaint within the tine Aforesaid the plaintiff In this action
will apply the Court for the relief demanded IN the complaint
Dated December 10Th, 1883 HORACE BARNARD.
Is lsvevTh Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03

NETWORK AND ERIE RA1LROAD.-On
IN and sNsr MONDAY Nov a. l5 sud until further notice.
Passenger Trains will leave Per foot Of Duane follows
VIZ:
DUNKIRK EXPRESS ats D. m, for DGniiri AID prinoip.
intermediate Stations
MAIL WEST sea m, for Dunhrt and Buffalo, and Inter
mediate Stations.
ROCKLArD PASSENGER q. p m, from foot Murray st.,
via Pieru ont for suGerns aud Intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER =. $3.50 n, Tor Neweush, Port Jervii
And intern ediste Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS a. $50 ?. m for Dunkirk AID Buffalo,
ana principal intermediate Stations
EaIGRAhT p M, for DuniiIh,snd Buffalo ana in'e'
III. shove Train, daily Ssndsys sroerted-
These Express Trains connect Emirs with the Eus s1d
Csnandsig1a Railroad. fer Niagara Fss st BnshAmton, with
the syrauIe Bin gbamton Railroad for syrsc Corn
ing Buffalo HewYort and Erie Railroad for Roches
ter Buffalo and tGEsrs Falls Great Send, with the Della
LscksvsDua and Western Railroad, 5r Scranton; a.
Buffalo and Dansk Lake Shore Railroad for cleye
land, Cincinnati Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, &c.
CHARLES MORAN, President
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

This Commissioners met yesterday afternoon, Mr..
VERPIASCK 10 the chair.
A large printed alp was presented by Mr.. JLLLIsG.
HoUs, setting forth that Tracy Baldwin Of Liver
pool were the role agents Of the Commissioners 10
Europe for tho sale Of railroad tickets. The C)nns-
sOneTs have sgebt in Europe, and tbs circular or
bill doubt got up 10 deceive the poor smgrans.
The President announced the folo<.ng S;aniaS
Committees for the year 1879:
Hayds LL1nG-Hessn Canning, Csrhsan, C1fii' Js-Ss-
hsus, and Hunt
Ma,A. Ho.yaI-Mesr'. Pudy, Curtis, csnssO, JsliOs-
Lsnane A,siu.-AesHs ysrpsnos, Curtis, Ls~, clmmss
and Hunt.
Ca.as Ga,d~n-Msssr, Cumming, Canssp and Jsl!nshss
Couab BiA.-He,Ms Curtis, Cunning and HsHi-
Asdirfng-M.sHs Carrissn sud JeLtashsas.
Ou, Door Poov-Mesns. rurdy JslDgosas, ard II "a.
JaLo,-Messs Low, Je.lnsksas and Cfsotrse.
Pnane-Hesus. Hunt, Low, and Curtis.
Px,oaHs-M.sss Purdy, Curtis, snd Canning
The weekly ststsrnent 10 as follows:
Eannber Of Emisran,s arrived Pebrasry 1859 ... sC2
Number u EniSsIts arrived snce 70 March 53... 35S
ro.l........................ sas
Same date L3)f
kJmb.T Of Inmates IN lnsdtions Wards fslAnd Liz
Number u Inmates In Marine HOsptal..".."....".. "a
Ilos
B@ff cecEesse Of 76 IN comparison with las. yeH, and
80 IN comparison with year 1851.
BANK. toeoo
AtUsssts receipts 20 March a. f5r Communication ip~
senssu &c '<S' 70
D,bsrIsner,s and IT1oo -
Ovsrdr,n tI7D ~
The Board adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03
AMERICAN BIBLE UNION.

The Board Of Managers met yesterday afternoon,
II. Rev D Ass.aon presiding Litter: vsss
Corresponding Secretary, ealing for aid In circulating
the Scriptures, particularly In Siam and Germany.
The Treasurer, DR.. PARxLY, reported that snce
the anniversary he had received $l5 81; e. penses,
G. A. Clark was appointed an agent for New. Yofh.
The Rev. DR.. CoDant, one Of the members OF tns
Final Committee Of Rsvissrs Was announced 20 speak
half Of A revision Of the English Bibls. Inc Rev.
Mr. Mott and othen win DO present 70 sssis. y tie
exsfcS4s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE.

This Board held their regular weekly meeting yes-
terdsy afternoon, at Police Headquarters.
Three resolutions Of an important nature wsrs
adopted The fret was that the General Supern,snd
ent Issue order to the pa;rolnen directing them 10
report all violations Of Corporation ordinances In res
ton 10 throwing garbage in the street. The secoao
was in regard TO the waste OF Crot0n water and tls
third that the Captains of the several precincts be
directed TO report t0 the proper officers the names sof
places Of business Of all parties selling liquor without
hc.nse in order that such parties could BE- proisco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03

NEW-JERSEY RAILROADS.&C. PIIlLA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CITY-MAn and Express Hoes leave NevYork at md II
o IA and and .. fare S. Through nckss sold t)r Gin
chm All ard the West and for Baltimore, Warrington, Norfolk
&c and hIoush baggage % Washington in snd3
D. m. trains. j. w. WOODRUFF A,tsn Superin'e ndent
bsgsse will be received FOR any train unless delivered aud
ed minutes IN advance Of The time OF leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03
DIRK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD


Commepcing November a. 1883.
PA,er ser Station Newfof, xhs and 4th av,
entrance Oh Ztb-st. - -
Tor Eew.Havtn, T. m. ten l2iS 2i5 tex S:S and
1891 m. For BhGiepo,t = ga IN. Ten RS s:B teL)
s. IS ard 80 M For Milford, Stafford Fairfield, South.
port and Wespor s. l2:45 S:F aud sop NJ For Nor
wak IN l2f5, 2:t5 eek 5:i5 4So, $3.50 M FOR Da-
rien and Greenwich a. l9i5, Si5, iSl So p m For
Stamford T. NJ tex i2t5 2:i5 teK SIS 49, 30, ~
FnI Port Chester and ediae Stsons RAD $40
49, $50, SIS P. - -. $3.50.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, g. N (ex) 2:45 (er). Yor Providence
via Hartford a. IN lex J. FOR Hartford and Springfield,
NJ (ex); l2t5 and 245 p. (eIl FOR Connecticut River
EoIthamptop a ID 1 ami IL IS p m. For Nsw.lIayen
Ar New London Rairosd IN. and :45 For Holss
,onlc Railroad sam FOR NansatucE Rsiiross, g. 2:5
D m Tor Dsnbury ard Norwalk Railroad Ia H. S:b m
JAMES II. HOYr, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03

1890 H,coLty, kuctoneer.
~ucyyx Ap AUCTION SALE Of STOCKS
X "a HONps-ALBERT IL NiCoLAf VII sell THIS
S.,.s A. f2l ocjeek. Of The hetceaEtf cxoasnse
"a sh,Ie. 81 Eiehohs BsDs, slov essa
20 49,. pa,sher, ana DroyenI Bsnk, e2o each
Nser. T" Ran Of Rscine, Wisconsin. sieo eseh.
"A 49,. H.sslssor Fire Insursnoe CO.. 30 each
- .hs,,, AZ NIcAolss Fire Insurance Co, sPe
N .S.,s, M,reb,pts' Fire Insurance Co., $50 each
rs shares Wsnt Fne ,psuIAnce OoHPny
.s .Asrs. North Riysr Ffe Insurance Co, e<o each.
"A .h.Ies FIchanse Fire Insurance Co, ESQ each
81 ,h..s Etna FiTe IIs Co, ESQ each.
20 ,h.Yes Wsshiugto Fhe Insurance. Co SO esch
% shares Nassau Fire Insurance Company 80 esa1
n tbsr,s Mercantile Fire Insurance Co.. ESQ each.
40 ,hsr.s Niagara Fire Insurance Co, so each.
30 shares OHpso Gas Light Co.. ESQ zach.
1s ,ksYes Whitehall ana saratoga Rsihos5 Go tS eSh
10 shares ThiIdtv. Railroad Co, SlC0 escb s,oD..
IS shares Ha lem and New-YoTh Navigation, ~ esSn
l2Rew.Yofk aud ~ Haven r. Co. seruipet el'V WE
$50 la Cro,se and Milwaukee Railroad tloo eaeh'
20 EISkeiboeksr Stage Co., 500 esob.
$4,000 Town Of Port Madison tIovs)8 cent nohe.'
400 Cheaso st. Pasl and Fon dn Lac H. H. isI S DOHo'
leOot wG,a~ City I'm p cent bonas
1900 Hancock CoaBty On 8 y cent b0o as 80. ID,
2oCOo W,conkin Improvement ltt mortNe oonus
Securities received In ADDITION 70 toe re.1aI ses,sse
h,t ann, ,very .a Neat regular sale MONDAY March
, Rsr cotton Sales cf Stocks and bon1s every MONDAY
ana ThsuSsy (wbh been the regular established dsysG
ssIs for r.ny ysA) day whenever requires 81 l
selsek Al the Exchange bocs and Bond, bought
40 ,od At private aud ct the Br9kes Board Interest
sueu on de- pOsi,s and dividends collected
nae variety Of Bank and Insurance Stocks Aio, other
sstsries eonIisn1J on hand a. private sac;
Stock Auc,oHeer and Banker. No. 4 BroId-r-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03
IL GRAEFEYBERs MARsHALEs UTERINE

CATHOLlCoN
IL offered certain in accompanied n The follow
ing symptoms:
Irs,ulAritiss- Wesinets-Fiintness-
D,rsns,d APPei,e-saloS Completion
Pain In the Back and KldDsy'-Chii'-
Co1 Hand. and Fset-Blos,Dss -Fsyerishnes'-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of the Heart
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Disturbed Seep-Tllihs. Of Heat-Gensra Pain
Crawling and pain in the spine and between the hoalisr'
Acid observation-disclosures
Difficult passing Of urine with hea. or snaftlns-
It,hrg- Burning irritation In the uterine organs
Ni,htmare-De 'psir-H y'terics- Anxiety
Red f.ce-Nervous tvitohins-StsTtins-Cons patton
Irritable temper-Ssdness-Deprsyei appetite
Fla;ulence, blosted ard irresIsx bowels
Uupssnn, Dreams Pains In the uterine organs
Eumbne,s sBd pain, In the limbs.
The above symptom. not usually met with In any one
case bot they accompany local uterine dfcIdes aud show
that seLers ytem 'ymfahiIns with aud becoming de-
b,sted By the c trouble In al such eses an immediate
resort 70 the remedy will health. All suppessions In
young girls the cough And decline commonly attending
them in the Jouns, relieved quickly and surely BY the
Caihoncon.