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sEoReErOwN CORPORATION LAWS
A RESOLUTION in relation to the late VIM Jew
ellis n led er,,ipxy RnnA

RESOLUTION in relation to the late VIM Jew
ellis Redeeming Fund. I
Resolred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
aommon Co"ne't o. the Corporation Of Georgeto'cn,
That the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund are
hereby instructed to credit WM. JEWELS Re-
deeming Fund with the sum Of three hundred
executors, and the Clerk Of the Corporation is
hereby directed to close his account with the Re-
deeming Fund on the books of the Corporation.
Approved July IL, 1859.
AREsoLurIoy in favor Of John Booth
Resolved by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of GeorgetotrH,
That the sum of twelve dollars be. and the same
is hereby appropriated to he paid by the Clerk to
the order OF John Booth for three months paw for
lighting and cleaning the watch house to June.
1sJ9. 1Approved July TO- 1859
RESOLUTION in favor of John Popkins.
Resolred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council of the Corporation of Georg etoton
That the sum Of eli ghteen dollars be and the same
is hereby appropriated. to he paid bv the Clerk to
the order of John Popkins for his bill for repair
ing CUTTERS bearing date June 81. 1859
Approved July 16, 1859.
RESOLUTION in favor of Milicent Magruder.
ResOlred by the Board Of Akdrnes and Board of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of Gs0rgstOtca
That the Clerk Of the Corporation be- and he is
hereby, directed to refund to Milicent Magruder
the sum Of thirtytwe dollars and seventy-two
cents. being the amount Of tax paid by her on her
dwelling house West street for the wear 1857
said house having been destroyed by fire i'm April
1857, previous to the laying of the annual tax for
that year. (ApprOved July I6, 1859
I RESOLUTION I'm favor of Ellen J. Abbott
ResOir,d by the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
Common COunril Of the Corporation of GeOresto,cn
That the Clerk OF the Corporation be. and he is
hereby, directed TO refund to Ellen J. Abbott the
sum Of thirty five dollars and ffty-srven cents.
being tue amount Of tax paid by her on her dwell
ing house and furniture West street for the
OniH
destroyed by fire In April, 1857, previous to the
laying of the annual tax for that year.
Approved July 10, 1859.
A RESOLUTION providing for the hite-washing
OF the town house.
Resolred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
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II Judge John w. Nash, Of the Petersburg
(virginia) Circuit. died on Monday last
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Resolution in favor of Milicent Nagrude,
A RKsoIur1ox in favor of Ellen ]. Abbott

RESOLUTION providing for the withdrawing
Of the town house
Rssolred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of Geor.ttOtca,
That the sum OF Ave dollars is hereby appropriated
to be paid by tue Clerk to the order of the Mayor
to be expended by him in having the first and
second story rooms Of the town house white
washed [Approved July Ii. IsJg.
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Mr.. BUCHANAN AND Mr.. CHoATE.-The Presi
dent prior to his departure for the Bedford Springs
addressed letter to friend of the late Mr. Choate
in Boston expressing deep regret at the death Of
Mr. C.. which he considers great public mis-
fortune.
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VI USE, SIGN,

FANCY PaINTFR
LOUISIANA AVENUE. BETWEEN era ann sTH ~TS
NORTH SIZE, No. 81.
BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS and all PEN
SONS aeslrons OF having work neAtl, and prorrpi
eAecuteu VII please cave their orders at nv Fta
pon9mi ana they wall be waited on either IN TS SO
or MI JNo = FINCH. who 10 author zeJ 20 .. mate
or contract for any work in nv line
IL Estimates will be freely and pro,r p,ly giyep
In all cases. ~ p'O-' . =. s -
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~ .-s !. PAPERHANGlNGS. -.... -. ..
lNOW in store good assortment of Gold Medi-
wn, and Low-prieed APPROPRIATENESS AT
orders executed with skill and dispa ten in CITY
country. 81 q" j. MARKRITER
~ ls-eost .t'l-.I- No, 4s6 I'm 81.
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The SHIP COMMUNICATIVE officer Inman
Of the African squadron, in his report, announce,
the flag ship Constellation at on the 18th inst
en route for Madeira. The Cumberland, flag shiE
of the late Officer Conover, is expected at Ports
mouth, N. II before the LIST Of August
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WANTS.


WANTED-By respec table Woman, STU
w ALTON as cook To do general Homework OF
ehambesw ork for small family. Add ess Cock"
Sar Office. Ia
WANTED-An honest settled COLORED
situation. Also, a BOY or MAN as dining room
servant Masters having servants to answer to
above can procure them homes that are comforta-
bic, with good wages aid punctual payment Ad-
dress \. ", Star Once. jy 2l-st'
WANTED-A we'll built, commodicus HOUSE,
w either ii Georsetown or Washington; If in
not further east than 18th street west
Tor which cash will be paid. Address L. e., at the
star Once. stating locality AID lowest price.
jy IS cost -.
"ANTED.-Persons desiring EMPLOY meut TO
w please CAL az the Insurance Office of McKEN-
NEY LANsDALE $40 9TH street, and register
their names. Emp yers will be promptly supplied.
lyI8 u - 49, j. ID MCKINNEY.
WANTED-ln q gent emsn's family residing
W near the city-a good LAENDREs A com
fo'tatde home and regular wages offered. Recon-
mendatons as To character and ability required.
Apply at the counting room of the National Inteii-
gencer Office. iyNu
WANTED TO RENT-In Alexandria, a com
~ Portable DWELLING-H in respect
able xhborhood, rent 70 be abort $40, per an
num- by permanent and punctaaI tanaut please
stating terms and location. jy6u
WANTED-Bya youth. aged Is. who has up 10
" TINS time been at school, and always Immedi-
ately under the of his parents 81 TrATION In
an once or elsewhere, whore he may ca n q sup
port HE'S Suick. active, Obedient. and ambitious
T. please Please address a note TO Box No. 1 %,
Star OHce. jy6-d
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The WEarHER.-The following report OF the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation is about O'Clock:
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR SALE-For life or q term of wears an hon
L est and capable MULATT0 BOY, accustomed
given and required. Add ess 6, care of this office
jy p 81
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A CARD. 1..
L TAME great pleasure IN recommending INV
friend MIR; . f. DUFFY, as my successor to whom
have sold out my entire stock, good will and 6x
res, and bespeak for him the kind patronage of INV
friends and the public. John riley
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Dofoh WANT A CHEAP. PARAsoL: If
- 80 20, cal ~ kILEl She 10 closing cut Ia.
~So'S iow Pfices- ~ nim
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CAPTAIN JOHN b. MONTGOMERY has been ap-
pointed nag officer Of the Pacific squadron, and
will proceed to his post, across the lsthmus Oh the
steamer OF the 5th Of August. Flag officer Mont
gomery succeeds Flag-Ofie Long, detached in
consequence Of ill-health The Lancaster il the
new flag ship Of this squadron.
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E>QR RENT-A tn ee ttory BRICK DWELL
ING, eight large rooms. with cool dry cellar
good ard, and splendid water at the door btauti
north For Key inquire Of Mrs. BRIDG EFT. tSres
aoors Del0w; on nth street, or of Mrs s HANIT
in 1857 o'~ i0lh sts-
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A RRkkEE EGHASCE.IA beautiful COUNTRY
Is one ofthe most highly Improved ana desirabIe
piaces ~Shln range Oftwenty mil les around Wash
n esaon. Foriurther Information apply at the Star
OH-0o. jy lin
EOR SALt.-I offer for sale a valnable EARN
Ia Loua9on county, Virginia, on most liberal
Sr"s, containing S62h acresi or Will exchange il
Ior improved oity property. This property is stu
atsd Ia one OF the most improved and highly cult
nSea Rar@ OF the county. Convenient 20 the canal
ane natIroad. esq BENZ. p. SMITH,
Jesu I'D. .,.s..-.. City Hall.
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FROM THE EAST INDIA SQUADRoN.-Dspatch
have been received at the Navy Department from
Fiag-offcer Tattnall commanding the East India
squadron, Of date of Singapore, May Sd. He re-
ports his ship, the frgate Powhatan, on her wa,
to Hong Kong, with Hon. John F.. Ward, United
States Minister to China, on board
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JAKE OPP0RTUNITY.-FOR SALE-That
H very desirable brown front three story nd base
neut BRICK DWELLING M Ss2 n
street aud New York avenue, between 'Sth and l4th
streets The house rs In perfect order with sas in
every ROOM Can be seen, and terms made known.
hyap2 wing on the premises. The xtures and part
OF The furniture may be purchased ifdesired.
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A RARE CHANCE TO OBTAIN A COM
"A FORTABLE DWELLING,-The suhscrihar
ohsIs for sale on pleasing terms the BRICK
NV EL,,iNG on High street, between Beali and
west Ihe house contains parlors dining room
Scomfortabe chambers, and kitchen ard is mr.
nisho with gas. and has pump of good water in
me p.fr ysrd; Apply to II. WINGATE, Architect and
onlIurr Nr0eeS hwn. IN
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DEATH OF REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. - TIL,
Pension agents have reported the deaths Of tw,
Revolutionary soldiers for the month ending Jun,
30, 1859: State Of New York on Albany roll-Johl
Crofts. Cayuga county; Michigan, Detroit roll
Eli Ball, Branch county. These are the onl,
Revolutionary soldiers that have died In the State
named during the past six months .a.
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AND Made OF Pure Cream, To be had from u n,
RIDE NOUR, 30A Pa. avenue, between 9th and
~ so per gallon: Ladies Saloon up stairs. Please
ca aud try, and know you will afwass huy at :
{ jy cost u. III. RIDENOUR'S Confectionerv
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A FRAME HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,
"A on street; between I'd and Esd street !. with
= rooms and back building, I6 feet front IS back
Inquire AZ Nj. hAGERTY'S StOte, on the Avenue
and 2d street. iy % Tvs
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EQR RENT OR LEASE FOR A TERM OF
u lEARS-That beautiful piece OF pTopsrtx nov
known as CALI.AN'S formerly EoImsad's,
GRoVE, located on the PIney Branch road favr
hundred yards north of boundary street As a mic
mic ground, and place of public resort ID sur1asses
any place IN TIE neighborhoOd Of the civ Eur RAJ.
ucuiaTs address the proprietor, CHRIS G. Cal
Ian, Georgetown, ID. G.. ~ so.eotF
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THE BEST OF VIOLIN AND GUITAR
Striagss Flutes, Violns. Guitars. Violin. W.
cslios, ClerIonets, Fifss, Banioes, Accord i&
cons, Flutinss, Melodeons. Brass Instruments ~
Music Books and Sheet Mssie, for sals at redncsr,
prices 81 the Musie Store of w. g. METZEROTT
So'ss" W "sa ~ ~" W. . 20 jylSf
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Two MORROW, WE SHALL RECEIVE
from Boston, two superb new PlANO--
f . IESi which added 70 orr already Hr
aid most varied assortment In this Ctr
We shall also receive a large lot of NEW MI
SIC, just published. -"S
Pianos of all qualities for rent at all prices by
"ees OF hlohth' JOHN r. ELI
NN 800 Pa. svA.. beat 9Th aud Ith ,ts
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ARKANSAS SWAMP LANDS Two patents, Nos.
and g, of swamp and overfowed lands In the
ChamPagnole district, enuring to the State of Ar
kansas under an act Of Congress, have been trans
United by the Commissioner Of the General Land
Office to the Governor that State. These patents
are for the former 2S97 6i, and the latter IS
acres; and have been presented to the President Of
the United States for signature
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l.! LIME lime ~
Just received, ,9V barrels of fresh wood burnt
LIME, which will be sold only for cash.
II. j. r. w. Nj GAIT.
III Ofhce northwest corner 18th and c streets
no. 9t1. Wharf foot of 18th street, below War
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-20
mo. 81
A N ACT


To procide for the compensation of the Supcrinten-
dent Of Public Instruction during the gear One
thousand eighthnndred ana. .ftfy-eigM
/. BE 1T ENACTED yY THE BOARD OF
EDUCATION OF THE STATE OF Iowa, That
the Superintendent of Public Instruction
shall receive for his salary and conting-
ent expenses during the year One thous-
and eight hundred and fifty-eight the
sums contemplated by the Act of March
18th, 1853, entitled can Act for the
Public Instruction Of the State of Iowa.
s 2. This Act to take effect from and
after its passage.
(Signed. ORAN FAvILLE, II
President of the Board of Education.
| hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true and complete copy of the Original
Act as passed this day by the Board of
Education of the State Of Iowa.
. JOSIAH T. TUBBY,
lo1 Secretary pro tenn. of the Board.
December %, 1853.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-20
l. A w S
OF THE
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
ACT NO. 8.
hO NO. y.
AN ACT to provide for the purchase of School
District Libraries

-
AN ACT to provide for the purchase of School
District Libraries.
SECTION l. Be IL enacted Jy tie Board
of Education of tie State Of Iova, That
the temporary School Funds belonging
to each county in this State, shall be ap-
portioned separately by the county Judge,
at the time of apportioning other school
funds, among the several districts in each
county, in proportion to the number OF
persons residing in such district between
the ages Of five and twenty one years.
Sec 2. The Board of Directors shall,
at their regular meeting in April of each
year, determine whether the amount so
received shall be appropriated to the pur.
chase of a District Library /; and if not
so appropriated, the same shall form a
part of the Teachers Fund of said Dis
trict.
SEC. 3. The Secretary of each district
shall be ex-officio Librarian, and shall
purchase books and perform all other
duties pertaining to that Office, under the
direction of tie Township Board.
(Signed) ORAN FAvILLE. /
n President ofthe Board of Education
hereby certify that the above is a
true and complete copy of the original
act as passed this day by the Board Of
Education of the State of Iowa..
JOSIAH T. TUBBY,
Secy. pro tenn. Of tie Board.
December 18th, 1853.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-20

good order at the pl..,e or places desig-
mated by the Auditor, an shall immedi-
ately distribute them to the ,eyeral coun
ty superintendents by whom Mev were
ordered, in the same manner as taws of
the General Assembly are distributed
SEC. 6. The County Superintenden,s
shall, on receipt of such books, at once
distribute them TO the proper districts.
Sec. 7. Such Dictionaries shall be
kept in the schools during the term time,
and under the control Of the teacher
thereof, and when not in school, shall be
placed in the District Library, subject to
the rules established for the government
of district Libraries.
SEC. 8. The Auditor of Stale or any
other officer, shall not receive any com
pensation for the services which they
may render under this act
(Signed, ORAN FAVILLE.
Pres. Of tie Board Of Education.
| hereby certify that the foregoing is y
true and complete copy of the original
Act as passed this day by the Board Of
Education, of the State OF Iowa
JOSIAH I. TUBBY,
!Seeypro tenn. Of he Board.
December "a, 1853.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-20

ANEcDoTE OF MoaPnT The Phils
delphia Item says that a gentleman
well known to our chess circles, who
was intimate will. Mr.. Morphy last vim
tcr in New York, relates that while sit
ting with him at breakfast one morning.
Morphy was very taclturn, and seemed
deeply absorbed in the study Of the table
cloth On asking him what he was
thinking, Mr.. Morphy looked up very
much embarrassed, aud blushing very
red, acknowledged that he was trying to
checkmate the sugar bowl with the cream
jug aud pepper castor. This cna.acter,
istic confession reminds Us OF Il billiard
player of our acquaintance, who ca,lcu.
lated a caiTom OH the two stars, Gemini
with Jupiter.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-20
A N A CT


LegaliSiag The Election and acts Of certain School
OGcers. .4g..a.
SEC. l. BE eH enacted 5y tile Board of
Education of the State of Lowa, That
wherever any township in the State has
been organized since the first Monday
in May, one thousand eight hundred and
fifty-eight, and has since elected the
school district officers provided for in the
act of March l2, 1858, entitled a" An
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 vir-
tue, or in pursuance of said act of the
General Assembly, are hereby ratified
and confirmed, as fully as though saiI
elections had been held in pursuance of
legal enactment.
SEC. 9. This act to take effect and be
in force, from and after its publication
in the Iowa Citizen and Iowa Statesman.
ORAN FAVILLE,
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.
JOSIAH T. TUBBY,
Sec'y pro tenn. of the Board.
December %, 1858.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-20
y poetrp 0
Parody on Hohenlinden.

In seasons when our funds are low,
Subscribers are provoking slow,
And new supplies keep up the flow
OF dimes, departing rapidly.
But we shall see sadder sight,
When duns pour in from morn to night
Commanding every sixpence bright,
To be forked over speedily.
Our bonds and due bills are arrayed-
Each seal and signats .le ai-piayeti---
The holders vow they must bc paid
BY threats Of Law and Chancery.'
Then to despair we're almost driven
There's precious little use of living.
When our last copper's rudely riven
From the hands that hold it lovingly.
But larger yet these dues shall grow
When interests added on below,
Lengthening our claim foot or so,
While gazing at them hopelessly.
IT'S 80, that scarce have we begun
To plead for time upon dun,
Before there comes some other one
Demanding pay ferociously.
The prospect darkens On, We brave
Who would our very bacon save!
Waive, patrons dear, all pretexts waive.
And pay the PRINTER cheerfully.
All it would yield us pleasure sweet,
A few delinquents now to meet,
Asking of us a clear receipt
For papers taken regularly.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-20
mo. II
AN ACT

Prohibiting the exclusion Of the Bible from the
Schools Of the State.
4. BE 1T ENACTED BY THE BOARD OF
EDucArIoN 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
pupils be re quired to read it contrary to
the wishes of his parent or guardian.
(Signed.) ORAN FAVILLE,
President of the Board Of Education
| hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true and complete copy of the original
Act as passed this day by the Board Of
Educat ton Of the State of Iowa.
JOSIAH L. TUBBY,
Secretary pro tenn. of the Board.
December 22, 1858.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-20
a N A CT

Providing for the Publication Of the Laics Of tlt
Board Of Education in The seperal counties o.
the State. -l5'l
SEC. l. Be IL enacted By the Board 0,
Education the State of Ioaca, That the
Secretary OF the Board of Education shall,
rs soon as possible after the adjournment
Of the present session of this Board and
within thirty days from date, forward to
each county Judge in this State, copy
of all the Laws passed at said session.
1t shall be sufficient compliance with
the provisions of this section, if the Sec
retary of the Board of Education shall
forward to each county Judge, duplicate
copies of newspapers, or slips containing
said laws. a
SEC. g. 1t shall be the duty of the
county Judge Of each county, to cause
said laws 70 be published in two weekly
newspapers Of his county, ifas many are
published therein and If but one weekly
newspaper be published in his county,
then the said laws shall be published in
such newspaper Provided, That not
more than thirty five cents per thousand
c'ns, oilaii, Az any CASE, pe aiio"eu lot
publishing the said laws.
SEC. 8. The accounts for such printing
shall be audited and allowed the same as
other accounts against the county. after
having first been sworn to by some one
acquainted with the correctness thereof.
SEC. 4. Il shall be the duty of the
County Judge of each county to keeE
and preserve az least one number of each
newspaper Of his county in which The
laws OF the Board of Education may be
published under the provisions of this
act, and place the same in his office
where it shall remain for future refer
ence.
SEC. 5. This acl shall be ia force from
and after its publication in tho lows
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-20
mo. l2.l
ACT
JOSIAH I. TUBBY.
Secretarn pro tom, of Tie Board

Reiatire 10 the Introduction Of Hebsir's D,c'ioa
ary into lie Common Seilools Of this State.
SEC. /. BE IT ENACTED By TIE
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF the STATE OF
Iowa, That the Board of Directors OF
each school district in this State may, AT
any regular or special meeting of said
Board, determine whether they will pur-
chase for the use of the schools in their
district. copies of Webster's Unabridged
Dictionary
SEC. 2 Whenever the sub director OF
any sub-district shall determine to pur.
chase a copy OF said Dictionary for said
sub-district, the Secretary of the Dis
trict shall Immediately certify the same,
specifying the number of copies deter,
mined upon, to the County Superinten-
dent, who shall certify the same to the
Auditor of State and to the County
Judge.
See. 3 At the time Of each annual
apportionment by the County Judge OF
school funds among the several districts.
he shall deduct from the amount of funds
derived from county tax apportioned TO
each district one half of the cost of all
such Dictionaries ordered by said dis
trict that or the preceding year, and the
amount SO deducted shall be returned to
the State Treasury as provided for sur
plus interest in section 8, chapter l5S,
laws of 1853.
SEC. 4. The Auditor Of State is here.
by authorized and directed to purchase
OF the publishers from time to time as
they are ordered for the several counties
the number of such books necessary TO
supply all orders SO received, provided
they shall be purchased at cost not ex-
ceeding four dollars per copy, on such
terms Of fpayment AS are specified in sec
tion three of this act, shall be the --latest
edition Of Webster's Quarto Unabridged,
printed on superior paper, well bound in
leather, perfect in all respects, and shall
be delivered free et charges at any points
+ in this State not exceeding four, one o
which shall be Council Bluffs and the 9th
er three not farther west than Des Moine.
city, which may be designated by tn,
Auditor and the Auditor Shall notify III,
State Treasurer OF the number of book
1 so purchased for each county.
SEC. 5, The Secretary Of the Boart
of Education shall receipt TO the pub
fishers for such books ON their arrival ii