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Ward Reecher.

of all the execrable incendiaries mat are
aai,v an q, ued in practices against the lives OF
their brethren, this man BEEcHER Is the most
.xacrahle Other men do what they do openly
in defiance of all law, and lay no claim
nerior sanctity.. But this 20. .an nrosess.. -
insugate murder IA trea.on in eeed,enee to
the teachings Of the Gospel Zoo eowardly to
place his cwA carcass Within the reach of dam
ger, he has no eoanpunction of conscience -
ps~Sen, him from contributing to aid those
who prepare to shed blood. He takes rife
with him inte .he pulpit, and teaches his peo-
pie that it is the best means of enforcing the
precepts Oft the Gospel but he takes very good
care not TO go within rife-shot himself He
taunts the people of Virginia with cowardce
but it will hardly be said that he is himself the
model of very courageous man. He is thus
disposed of by paper in his own country:
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HssERX P!, or s. ,soss g /!
m,,nsi ~ tam and Joint stock systen.
SLAVE uRANCE -9Ea ,l aolsI j. an M othss
sl.vn6oidinr state All effected daily, upon seone-
mieai sgfs and satiasetory terms; s; a. yeprs-
Two Of the best com panles IN TIC III ga soP'e
sented-capitnl S1,716 60 IN IN =, III. old
established Genersl INSURANCE otei. next TO Il. D.
frA" All losses promptly paid ~ .o1pM..
and from, TO Q clock 2 n. r.prcvrN M n.
Cant ms. Agent and Medical Examiner.
PIT u tf4fss5s
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- >, SECOND DAY.
Tn the night Of THURSDAY. the 10th of Nov
GRAN Connect 1--WE
vii take place at Metropolitan Hall For partition
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From the Boston Post. I

The clerical demagogue, Henry Ward Beecher.
VINO started subscription for twenty-f five Sharp's
TlnesS ana contributed one himself, to help Atom
Old brown while invading Missouri three wears
on nssroesrthis same Beecher now taunts The
people 81 virginia with 'cowardice' He hyno
cftIcaiiy can.s about the power of true Christian
prayer, the designs of God TO cure slavery. Ne
&c, put mas no tears to shed over Browns unlor
tuna,e Victims at Harpers Ferry. He evidently
consaers tile shooins down of free coored man.
~ ~ ShhaIp rlne perhaps Tor refusing to join
nis poor ENID hereft' Old Brown, and the muTder
~ oo'a mooa o. the ased bridge tender of httle
eohs' euence Of course Beecher now calls Rrown
CT. NJ nnt was he not equally so when he went
49, so .,n.ssour, where an innocent was shot ON
went INTO Maryland and Yirgina: Was his nh,
lecl nov then. as now. tn OFF slaves create in
sunectlon, ana commit MURDER What terms
then. can ee used Too severe To denounce a man
pioiessihg 70 pc q minister OF Christ, who put
nsaPans INTO the hands of this crazy old fanatic
not rather command Peter TO put o hin sword when
he smote servant Of the High Priest and cut of
HIS right ear! But Beecher, PRETENDING TO be one
OF the elect, gives rifles To scrazy' aboltionists,
ing siItuai'y says-'Go and kill siaveheiqers and
n. 'nati slases to rise and murder deiencesss
= Doschef says in his sermon, published ~ Ihgrs-
uas oafaat and there cosntne ended ~ = produce
ZION u more than ordinary intercst agd power.
ma. the virginia authorities VIII XII Drown, not
another place he eantinsG says. we nuss main
tain sympathy and kiadgsss toward the South
probably he means III furnishing Sharps rifles to
be turned upon them ~ the hnnds OF his crazy
.ools; while he hlmseif e To- ar.anf coward to
lhs North 10 Sc cajulsd By such knayi.h poIiti.si
priests ~ this man - constantly proving himself
f-F
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,,,.,, TUESDAY EVENING. Nov. s, lsso.
KING LEAR AND HIS THREE DAiif SfrTt 81
AiHs Lear BARRY afrf IIua 40.
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There were twenty. deaths in Norfolk,
Va, during the month OF October.
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Alter which GRAND POT P0URI. eorn
by Prof ]. A. RosISBKRoER, embrae,noso .a
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THE TERMINUS OF THE UNDERGROUND Rail-
RoAp.-The Chatham &C. W. Planet says that
on the ID of October an agent for the colonial
ton of Jamaica visited Chatham, addressed
the people of that place and endeavored to
show that Jamaica offered uuequaled advan-
tages for coiored settlers. The negroes, how
ever, passed the following resolution:
Resoired, That in view of the fact that cri-
sis will soon occur in the United States to effect
our friends and countrymen there, we feel 1t
the dntv of all coiored persons to make the Can
adas their home
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. VA. NOV. Z, 1859.
High Water this day (Tuesdayl ~ o'eIoek.


ARRIVED,
Steamship Jamestown Skinner, N. " moze'
and passengers Lndlam Watson. p.,,;uo,.
m S,sa% nea S pssssnsess s. car
Brig Virginia, Ramsay, t35 days from klo,' col
Schr. Mary l.. Jvhnson, Burrows, Norfolk pias-
schr- ]. It. Williams Curtis, New YORK, guano'
Edmond, Davenport Co. o.: ~h.., and
Schr. Vim. 3. Preston, James NiVer' "he an"
corn, to order. ouyD
Schr. Moses Van Name, Van Name GOWN 'i''
NEW York, Nov g. Cleared. schr; D. s. SAN SAN
YER Tilton Petersburg. Arrived, schrS' d; i,uli
winkle, French, Petersburg; annie =. areota
HODGES, do; b. Heale Conkn. Rlchmondi AIeoia,
Carson Norfolk and the following from rintan
Racer. Sara Lovina, Pauline, +. W. harrington
and Alexander Law, and schr. A. Predniore, ola-
mer from Albany, for Richmond
p.ssxxeEss PER STEAMSHIP "JAMEsrowN.
SgINNFR MISTER. FROM NEW YORK: TT, W.,
Mrs Roman and children, Geo carr, w VI
son, J O Hask, Capt. Potter and lady MISS Ma-
SON J. NJ Gilbert. Mrs. Watkins and family; , a.
Worf an, D. Fl. Hudson. Mrs. Ormsteller z. Gaiia-
her. Mrs Baptist and family. Mrs; A, Wels. =. b.
whitney and lady, Mrs. Davis, w; W; Newton,
Miss Jna BackIsy. Dr. 4 TInsley Fred Hans hanssy'
j. naneT Rpbt MstIasd G. W. Newton and lady,
f. X. Warren. Mrs. Housman and child, Mrs.
Becker and children. Mrs. Baptist,J Stanberry,
las D. Evans Jas. Amberman. L. Berkleys J4hn
p Dilworth. 6. NJ. Bruce. ID. Hewstatter, =. A.
Smitb, John Bush NJ. l.. Hewett, W. g. Chapln,
Peter Eanname, t. X. Hewett, John CaldweH, T..
Also, from Porfsmoufh-Mrs: Gomperts, Milton
Roberts, Miss Roberts, ]. Blumenthall. X. w.
Thomson, S. M. Pike.
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On 'hs nis Nh IF # WgEpNESpAY: tn. 9th of Nov,
,rbsA p nnANp IoRCHLlGHT PROC ESsIoN. v"
Marsnah and 9Th streets, New Markell al % ~
Q CLOCK, r NJ; and proceed, under the commana ~
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sae dwelling Of Mrs. Margaret Shook, in
Hardy county, Va, was burnt few days
stnee. Loss, $500. .,a.,
Three per cent. has been .clapped upon the
slow water rent payers in New York.
The first cotton by the Nashville Railroad
reached Louisville last week
Thursday, the Sd instant, was THANKSGIVING
day in Canada
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THE RICHMOND
WEE n l. u
BRILLIANT Original

Upon making reeen. 'mp n',s nave largely
WEEKLY DISPATCH, when . nav e,rsn,a.
added TO It. popularity and ,.am time 70 time
lion il ,a sns' Of from our mos, accom-
",'sasd writers should appear IN ,ss e sn,,,an,
T Tss fir.t of these, story from sns pn,IMs
Ian Of the author of the "Mo1is ApDo We
IrrTERs.n promised for some uine NO"
completes. and ITS publication wiz :, NO.
,nsneed Ia the WEEKLY DisrAton =. -
yEMBER 2sTH This story, 'oes .a "a !. Wa
civ aud some OF the interior couh''es' ''e"'
titled: u,,v, 80
OVERLOOK is A TICKLlSH THING J"
x"giy Story" about the Hapr'sst ccspas :"
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- sYocKoE HILL GENER

SHGCKGE HILL G L n Err AL
81 AGENCY.
G. w H. TYLER,
Office on Marshall, Betsosen Sixth and Ssreath
Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES, HIRE OUT
NEGROES, SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL. Ne
GROES and act as GENERAL AGENT. He
returns his thanks for the liberal patronage bestow
ed upon him for two years past. au SLIM
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GRAND TABLEATyt


(G.1 Advancement for the cash
(b.) Test of the alley FOR readiness to cast.
(c.) The cast.
Id Destruction of the form.
{el Cessation of labor in the evening
% Exhibition Of the Bell and praise to God for
the successful cast.
LAST TABLEAU X,-The three principal stages
in Christian life-Baptism, Marriage and Burial.
The curtain will rise under the Grand Chorus
"Gladness, Gladness," by Gresor.
The Committee take pleasure in announcing that
both the German Dramatieal Societies. the
Singing Society. ''Virginia,' number Of Artists
and fine Orchestra, composed of the best talents
oil this city. have. in the kindest manner. solun-
teered their services for this occasion. No means
ami no expenses have been spared to make this
Concert one of the grandest combinations ever
produced in this city.
TIcKKTs may be obtained in all the principal
Book and Music Stores OF the city, from members
OF the Committee, and at the doors.
REsERpED SEATS NAV be obtained at Mr.. Tay-
lor's Music Store, Main ST., where the Diagram
will he open this morDing, TO morrow morning
and IN Thursday morning, from O'Clock A. NJ. TO
7. Al.
The price of Admission, to defray expenses
which are indeed very large-has been fixed st 30
cents. Reserved Seats rs cents.
M The Piano used on this occasion is from the
factory of Messrs Dorr l. Rade. Of Richmond,
no S-3t THE COMMITTEE,
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49, WE, THE UNDER SIGNED,
30 Stockholders of the w EST p POINT
LAND COMPANY, and holding in the aggregate
more than one tenth of the capital stock of the
said company, hereby give notice that a general
meeting OF the Stockholders of the said company
will he held at the Office of the said eompany. at
WEST POINT. in the county of KING William,
on UESDAI, the Sth day of November. 1859.
JN0. PROSSrR TABB,
oc8-lawtd* ALEX. DUDLEY.
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r..,.x......,h,. s.enflict.

Atacrow ded Republican mass meeting, hats
~ held In the Cooper Institute, New York,
the President made an address to the meet
tnv in which he said they were the adyo-
eats. Of an irrepressible conflict. The great
senator Of the State Of New York fcheen for
SEWARD, had said that there was an irrepres-
.,n,e conflict In the nature Of men and In the
formation of society~-an irrepressible conflict
between the principles Of free labor and Of
slavery. agree tcifh Aim, said Mr.. EvARTs,
and so do all Of yer. (Cheers.) voice-Re-
porter of the Herald. put that down. Cheers
and laughter)
Mr. EvARTs proceeded TO ask IL Gov. SEW
ARD expressed an opinion Of that kind, was
he TO be charged with having created an ire
pressible conflict Tbs speaker illustrated
his position by reference to CALICO, and de-
sired TO know If the assertion of that philoso-
pher that the earth moved round the sun, made
the earth move round the sun.
The N Y. Herald, speaking Of the anti-slave-
ry excitement which is now prevailing in the
North, and the precautionary measures which
the South is compelled to take for her protec-
ton, says: "The times are out of joint and
some terrible calamity is visibly hanging over
the destiny of the United States"
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CvTyor RICHMOND, TO vital

CITYOF RICHMOND, TO vital
y Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Court of
Hastings Tor the said city. on Monday. the 7th day
Of November, 1859:
Peter iamm. ............-...P Plaintiff.
William II. Hayward and Mary Garrish, IL DIET.
partners nt d3 DC bushes q IN the err hfm
hs Ssc h of anm 'o Of
CENTS rs with legal interest thereon from the 10Th
day of September, 1859, till paid; affidavit having
been made that the detend 40 Mary Garrish. is
by required to appear IN the said Clerks office;
within month after due publication hereof. and
do what may be necessary to protect her interests
no s-1aw4w Ro. HOWARD, Clerk.
L,VERETT'S ORATIONS.
SEARCH 81 TRuH Mamma a Of
Concerning the Way of Salvation; by J. Craik;
coRPUs PoETARUM LATINoRUM; edited by
sidn FSc Walk KITS siiiN Eo11ry. Nv White
Tudor srd American. from the I'd London e ed
RA$ S'f5i ST RIIda!oAL PATHOLOGY:
PEAshNT TALEs By Popular a 9ntso G sls
FAIR TALES, collected in the odenwald; by ].
HALF + H Gtf bSs' OF ENGLISH HISTORY, Sc
ftfa ane p I'd ksps 81
RIVE, ffFE Of MADISON; Ia furthe. supply
HAVING THIS DAY DISPOSED OF MY
IL BUTTLING ESTABLISHMENT, in favor of
Messrs. l.. EUKER < BRO, of this -
commend these gentleme"
city and rhr"' 49,, i ~ T.
wS-t' -s.,.in -rrstnsnerS IN Tie
,,rsy sr- Acis to satisfy every assia,.st iEs earr
CT the phbis. =. WILBACHER.
Asti.s purchased the BOTTLIEG EsT IA
LiSHfMEST OF Mr.. 4 NILBACHER,, as Wi ara
pear from his Card above wa wosia fsspsctfniIy
our readiness 70 iun any orders which we NAV re-
ceive, IN the promptest manner and on the most
| Orders may be left at Messrs Laidlev & Rain
| no S-dlm
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R MONROE BUILDING FUND AS
BN SOCIATION--A called meeting of this
Association will he held nj Saunders Hallon WE'D
NESDAY EVENING. Nov 9th, at IA O'clock
BUSINESS of great Importance will be brought before
the meeting. The Stockholders are earnestly re-
quested to attend
no SIT f.. MCCARTHY, Secretary.
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hunkEi& co. .LEsssvs AM M.,
s0eo hnoEe.. gno. 7. Ford = d. Moxisy. -
Second night Of the rc-engsgemeu, II, h..:
NH. BARRY sULL1yAr
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IA. New Goods! New GOods!.
AT 1913 BROAD STREET.
J. MILLHISER Il BROTHER
Have now on sale their last weeks purchases from
the New York auction sales, which in cheapuess
and styles, will compare favorahly with any stock
of goods in the city Particular attention is called
to our very large assortment of
DRESS SILKS and RICH SILK ROBES,
which we guarantee to sell from FIVE to ten dollars
less in price than any house in the city.
NEW FRENCH EMBROIDERIES
of exquisite work, and extremely low.
BONNET RIBBONS.
In great variety, at half price.
10 pieces of best quality. all SILK,
LYONS BLACK MANTEl. VELVET,
SIS the yard; cheap at So.
500 newest STYLES of all wool
BEAVER CL0AKS,
Large stock of all kinds of
SHAWLS,
MERINOS.
MOUSELINES.
BUMBAZTNES,
AIPACAS.
DE BEGES,
and MANY other desirable GOODS too numerous
TO mention We assure all those having DRY
GOODS to purchase, that they will consult their
own interest by giving us p call before purchasing
J. MILLHISER & BRO,
oc3I-2w 1913 Broad street.
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A The ST. Lawrence House. Coru.r o,h
ana Main streets: Richmond, Va. is now onap G..
the reception of BOARDERS, either by the da sv'
'"onsh or year. MRS. K. MACDONOUGH.
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me COMMITTEES OF the Schiller Celebration h.u
eaye g announce to the public gene raj thai ,hos
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"a. To Me rchants.
VIM. HUBBARD MITCHELL. ACCOUNTANT.
Office at J s. Walkers Factory, 9TH street,
Continues to Write up Books and Adjust Accounts,
and solicits the books of four or FIVE merchants,
whose busine IS does not require the constant at
tendance of hook-keeper. He refers to the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Messrs. John Stewart David
N. Walker. Messrs. Massie & Peasants. Rich
mond Va nd Messrs Massie L Smith, Tobacco
Commission Merchants. New York. oc 26-lm*
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,Is zfHP ~ RBfffE BAKING PO WIDER, the shess p
est and best article for max, ng LoaiPP astry KS
G f9mHN Da w GAKLICK, ma nufactnrer ana soie
nroprietor. Market Place, Franklin street, FOR
SAT- ~ =. va for some mon ed in my family sem-
pie justly Bakns P9 ~ Iii nnd sss ss
arv hest nrticle have etrer tried for mating
ht bread adeTs s,s no 1ssS tor
pau ". .Respectfuly ]. RICHARD LEwELLEis.
M .nI' Hull Henrico, 18th Oct, 1858.
.eD, G.pIIcK-Dear Sir: Having used to 50 me
considerable extent Your ssmpes B9 hs rsw wv
W that has been used in family for the
pun Pos0' i " ssTHoMAs BINFoRD.'
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~ Licorice-A. q. e. brand Tn. .h.~.
wen known favorite Brand always on sale nv
a. =, JAMES G. McANDREw
ooeH 6 Pine street. New York.
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ma PRICE OF. TICKETS, 6xed nv the COM
MfTTEE OF INVITATION at ONE DOLLAR
for TWO LEcgU REs. the ticket holder. not dee
iiverins the ticket till second ri.ht. fickess fns
sale 1T j. w. DAttHs's next Mechanics Aiaiki
MEADE q B.kER's, j. WooDfiou nKss,
BALDWIN WILLIAMS. Main street ArPERsos
& DUfUys, Broad street; LarDLeY 4 RoBlS-
sons, corner OF 4th and Franklin streets.
TaM MtTTEE OF INVITATION.
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=. Cioak and Mantle Depot, .rorrr
cLoAKs FOR ,,rs
MISSES AND
CHILDREN.
no 7-5t H. Ed On -, -
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9 la,se and elegant ass.,rtment ef lap ES,
MISSES. and CHI DREN g HA So11 oiTAVE,
sGnaaR fncIh andHARPEIs FERRRnnr HITS.
...n,< 81 Main street.
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CREATIONS.

wn-.' my customers In lie
x.sYet, tho Stale, as ,e3psily ,trnstr
.-yy snr AHA to satisfy every aks a,sdh iEs part
CT the phbiIf. y. WILBACHER.
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lished therein; and if but one weekly
newspaper be published in his county,
then the said laws shall be published in
such newspaper; P,ov.ae1, That not
more than thirty five cents per thousand
ems, shall, in any case, be allowed for
publishing the said laws
S3. The accounts for such printing
shall be audited aud allowed the same as
otler accounts against the county, after
having first beeu sworn to by some one
acquainted with the correctness thereof.
s4.. /. shall be the duty of the County
Judge of each county to keep AMI pre-
serve ut least one number of each newspa-
per of his county in which the laws of
the Board of Education may b. publish
ed under the provisions of this act, and
place the SAME in his Office, whore it shall
remain for future reference.
50 This act shah be in force from and
after its publication in the Iowa Weekly
Citizen and Iowa Weekly Statesman
ORANFAVILLE.
President If Tie Board ot' Edacntton.
| hereby certify that the aboee 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,
Secretary p'o tcm of the B3aro.
Dcccn ber 22d, 1853.
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To provide FOR the purchase Of School
District Libraries.
SEC. l. BE IL enacted By hc Eoar3 of
Educatton of,h. Strife Of Io,ca, That
the temporary School Funds belonging to
each County in this State, shall be appor-
toned separately by the County judge,
at the time of apportioning other school
funds, among the several Districts in each
County, in proportion 10 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 q District Library and if not 80
appropriated, the same shall form a part
Of the Teachers Fund Of said district
Sec. 3. The Secretary of each district
shall be ex-ofhcic librarian, and shall pur-
chase books and perform all other duties
pertaining to that off ce, under the direc-
tion Of the Township Board
(Signed] ORAS FAIILLE,
President ofAe Board of Education
I 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,
Secretary pro TEN. Of the Board.
December 18th, 1853
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L a w .
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
AN AT

AN At
To provide for the authentication, and
taking effect of the Laws passed by the
Board of Education.
SEC. l. BE il enactel Ly the Boor1 Of
Education fthe State IF Iouo, That all
acts passed by this Board shall, before
they become laws, be correctly enrolled,
and signed by tho Presiding Mcer of
this body.
Sec. ? That a printed certificate of
ths Secretary of this Board shall be ap-
pended to the pamphlet coutaining copy
Of the laws OF any session, stating that
the acts therein contained have been by
him compared with the Original statutes
as passed by this Board, and such certif-
Gates shall be sufficient evidence of the
correctness of those laws to render them
receivable as genuine in all cases whatcv-
Cr.s 60 . ss
Sec. 3. That when not otherwise cx.
pressy provided, the laws passed at any
general session of this Board shall take
effect Oh the first day of March next, af-
ter the date Of their publication.
TSigncd,] ORAN FAvnLE,
President fhs Board Of Einc"tt>n
| hereby certify that the above is a true
and complete copy of the original act, as
passed by TIE Board of Education of the
State Of Iowa
JOSIAH 7. TuBBY,
S>crrta'y pro ten, OF tie Bonr'.
December 18th, 1888.
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AN ACT

An AST
Providing for the publication of the laws
of the Board of Education in the sew
sral counties Of the State.
SEC. l. Be ii enacted by tie Roard of
Education ct the STATE Of iosra, That the
Secretary Of the Board of Education shall,
as soon as possible after the adjournment
of the present session of this Board, and
within thirty days from date, forward to
each County Judge 10 t'.is State, a copy
Of all the laws passed at said session. 1t
shall be a sufficient compliance with the
provisions Of this scction, if the Secreta-
~ of the Board Of Education shall for
ward to each County Judge, ,du plicate &C.
pies OF newspapers, or slips containing
said laws
So. Itshall De the duty Of the County
Judge Of each county, to cause said laws
to be published in two weekly newspa.
rers cf his county, if >. many arc pub.