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eEict % ~ order d - - irr~e.- ].
este ysei. - eanBe, "a shsIl N 49, Y ~ Nv
On the order q The President 49,. e1S|
the Secretary and sub-dirscto. N ..:s ~ n
ssfs@ 49, L sfEfgT ~ -
AN ACT providing Tor o. ,.s,..-
tsicts in certain caseG 49, -
SECTiox. !. Be- asseasS - q. =
sscafIcs III W. STATE of Lo.ro. M yRl
where that portion Of any su6- .sss,;..M -
diGeFent civil township from ~ g1G.l
the school house Of such ub,,issr;s 49, = ~
1hall b. entirely usslnhabiseS. -. Z asnls
ease saasl uninhabited portion IA - - q
ihaM make and constitute part " i ~
district Of the civil township in wh;cH !. ~
I'D hdss
sec. =. This ct 70 take eflec, f,,.
- publication. % a
President Of the Board " r1
December 94Gh, 1855.
State OF Iowa-ES.
], Thomas II. Benton, Jr.. Sae,.
Board Of Education Of the STATE Oft! Y s
ny certify that The foregoing AM SlA
copied FROM the original rolls on AL "
Ace. NV nAx
In testimony whereof. have r..
acribcd my name, At the Civ ~ ~ VI
this 4th day Of January, A. ID. lao aaaA
4a Thomas H. Bsxrov =
Sec'y Of the Board II -.
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T. To Our citizens can now estimate the
value Of the Illinois trade. For the las. month
there has been good safe Ice bridge and good
roads. During that time, thousands of Illinois
hogs have been slaughtered in this CITY. thous
ands of Bushels Of Illinois corn and wheat have
been sold on our streets, well as large duanti-
ties OF hay, wood, butter, poultry ETC., etc Our
retail houses have sold to Illinois farmers large
supplies Of groceries, dry goods, boots and shoes,
hardware, ETC. This is undoubtedly the most
valuable trade that comes to Burlington, aud its
exclusion during much of the year, by bad
roads, renders our winter trade the best. One
halfthe corn corSing TO town. estimated at 900
bushels per day, It is believed, nov comes from
Illinois. IL not this worth contending for /? Is
II not best to build goo. road 10 the ferry land
ms What is an expenditure of thirty. for,y.
Or esea fifty thousand dollars, compared with
the advantage of this trade? 1t strikes us two
Years business would much more than nav us for
the outlay. $50 es
s We have often spoken Of this matter and pre-
sumo many Of onr readers viii vote il stale but
se cannot resist the impulse to .sharpp still more
upon the matter, with very faint hope that
win come Of it. s,
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DEs Nouns, l4th JAM, 1850.

I y @ DEs NoIxrs, l4th JAN, 1850.
The Legislature has now been in session long
enough ito show their hands, and for 4 fellow
in the gallery to form tolerable notion OF as 70
who are big and who are small potatoes.
STEWART GooDRrLL, Of Polk, is among the Re-
publican leaders. Mr.. Goodrell has had oonsid-
cradle experience in legislative bodies. Ii / re-
member CORRECTLY, he was member Of the see
ond Iowa territorial convention for the formation
Of State Constitution. Al all events, he is one
of the pioneer Legislators Of Iowa, and is perfect
" at home in legislative body Mr.. Goodrich
is a fluent speaker, ready in reply and resource,
and keen in retort, In personal appearance, he
j. say six feet high, has good jolly counlel.ance
partially covered with whiskers, sprinkled with
white about the mouth. He ia the chairman Of
two important committees.
Ma. GrRLxY, of Scott, is chairman ofthc Com
mittec of Ways and Means--not to exceed thirty
years Old IN appearance. He has spoken but once
= yet, aud that was in reply to . speech Of an
hours length BY Judge Claggett Mr. Curly spoke
about i've minutes, and took the wind connletc.
y out Of the Judges sails. His manner Of sneak.
ing ID impressive, his language CRITICALLY correct
without effort and his whole bearing most cour.
teoas and decorous Mr.. c. dresses in g,ey. and
Slaves only his upper lip.
s Mn. BrRENAx, Of Henry, has spoken brisaf
two CT three times. He is considerable of wav.
and has already brought down.the House, two
Or three times with his dry fun He Is very
quick to see the weak points in an adversary's
and skiIlfal in bringing them down
about the ears Of his opponent He is web
enough as 70 looks-does not shave at ali, his
~n'Akera being Of rather sanguinary hue.
"a WssrHs, Of Linn, ,commanas great resrect |
nsse hs doss not oltsn speak but when he |
a0es' mo rsnasks Az both brisf and sensible. |
4ae oocsoe hAa q.itea venerable appearance. and
eoaassnanee vhisA wins sesasa n per.en.l |
popularity y very great. h i q n,ed,r, - -.
na,r ana white whiakerA he may be 80 800
. n's assk dssiag sassioa, end sluripr ~ 49,
- talking md joking ~ish bis Sse.as -
Gov. BAExais undoabssd Democrats. ,..a..s
ae - god speaker, having clear Io,d ...o,cs
e word sads With ~, h always psne..c.. 4
nth Ne ~ OF: = Aavins, proeesdin,, CO..
10 y tall and ane-lookias. does mot shave al all
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According to the statists in, the Iowa state
Almanac, there are lis periodicals Of different
kinds published In this State. or these. 81 are
Republican in politics, 50 Democrate, s Men,
trai, Independent, Educational; Religious,
: Agricultural, and one Masonic. This il large
number for 90 new State. 'a y @
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Z horrible accident happened 1t thercsidence
9 Wm cosnsr. IN Ringgold county. on the Let
- AZ GID man BY the name AZ John. Watsoa.
Nh = Ne 'hse, while sths fanilyIvsre out, and
va - badly burnsd that hs died IN 4 ahort tim.
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Intense excitement prevails in political circles
in Columbus, Ohio, about the T. S. Senatorship,
and no business of legislation can be done until
this yexed question is disposed Of The MAORI
~ Of the party are for Chase and an Immediate
election; spunky minority are for some old
wing of the school Of Corwin, Schenck or Delano
The Chase men are willing to defer the election
for few weeks, out Of courtesy to the "consery-
atires, but viii not permit it to go over to the
second session next winter, the Legislature being
chosen for two years One caucus to discuss
the matter in a friendly and eonciliatory spirit
has been held, and others will follow but no
ballot has yet been had %
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Stare Dxsf or Mrssoran-The badly GOV.
emea Demoesatic state Of Missouri Il now car
rying shs encfu,ous load Of asi,+y nslv;oas Of
sozarsi = State Indebtedness, and if we take
Into oonsiderston thas tbs interest on this large
amoant Is Annually paid BY borrowing none mo-
ney, II win take but little calculation to prove
that hissouri win be Is bankrupt in credit, with
" tie nsxt three years ~ As she is nov in funds
The Eree Ranks Of Wisconsin and Illinois have
deposited In the banking departments Of these
Bates eS, S77 900 Of Missouri bonds, and if sheir
Aegdatsres d. not compel the Ranks to retire
shi. papsr, the people uillhave % suffer for their
negligence sss ssss IS sasi. ssss4 SIS ,l.gs
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Clncin matt, Jan is
hogs Receipts light; dema, d active I, % II
Fork closed buoyant at SIC ~

| hcgs-Receipts light; dema, j ACTIVE !, % i,
Fork closed buoyant at SIC 10.
| - 81. Louis, Jan. II.
Weather cool but pie a.ant. M river i Al
ing, but Is in fair nav,cable condition from 4,
point down, and "a increase IN the amount Z
tonnage offering, causes rates q rule VIII nm
in favor of shippers. Flour was taken q d.r
40e, pork and beef At 75c. whisky Al SOC Der bA
| 100 fbs.
Four-There Is a moderate demand for dir
superine at RS, 2ota5. 25. with sales Al The FRI
nsnre. Sales of 1000 bbls Yesterday md 80
oois to-day, on private terms; 200 bags roaEtr
bag
Wheat--Eirmer, with small receipts Salsd
e.. Dass damp and common ut u, GS@l,os;0
70 Iair Tall at 81 III, las brgs private 400 hep
prime red and white az Sl,l6@sl,l6f 80 y
prime red and white ut 81, ~, bags inslsasa
uoIn--Duil and lower. Sales Of ls2 bag dsM
ye,iow at DOC; 226 bags yellow ., safe and iii
yellow and wqi'c at SIC, all in secou5, hsud run
ass, Lioo bags mixed and yetlor, 4, ss1ssG
coo bags prime mixed al sc; III, ~ uhR NJ
ooc. 7S bags choice yellow Al. SIC delivered nd
ssl oags prime white az 5Sc, delivered. ncs gun
MES Included,
oats--No activity; shippers hold ID ths mr.
- ~ present anotrtions Sales Of 700 bags
;o's % feeders At 55c. and 30 bags choice d y
Iors and Lard-FilIing orders il the only y.
eure o. the Provision trade. sale Of 100 b.
porA' including mess at 1880 and NJ kAe
MY - $lS,OOO VI Dbl. Prime Lard in tisresA
Beef-sales Of 40 bbls country prime mes
$3.50 tp hbl M 54
Uroceries-Liberal receipts. but little dOngss
sa'es. small lots fair to fully fair Sugar as IT.
ctG AoiAsses sc; Rio Coffee ilt@iste
New Ycrs, H.
FLOuR-Dnn and scarcely =, frm' So SsCo hss
GSsMs 4, for srptr state; e5 so91s - eSrs -
.essern; Is oos IS nf-riSs q "a 4 ezra q
~ sn y. hour anchansed SAlss 90 bs,s y y -
wHEAT-Dsu ssd anshsnse; -
RfE-Qnirt u 0cGASa " .i@8
hAMkEI-llnll :, to6ss5.
eORN--Quiet and nnck,.nv.,
dian. s vt ssAs' "slsss Ahd 80
o, PORK caiss. sAk. = s,s 81 A@ nee enc
hEEr- Unchanged.
CVE MkATN-Saeaay. +as Si
LAEg. Quiet Sales ~ bbls q l0afa .os. .
+, s. 49, o. resssss = iaGi5 Ssr oAss 80
CME1SE-SAeaay q s0ll},
MMlSkkY-0alss u S5@GSA
lAk1 CAtSLH-Aaaker1 osl = en.ses prsres. IsAhs
lsaMy 70 III Medium, SGes1; NJ, SelAloA
smnEr-Aeslvs y higher rstrs. kscipts Suce
LIVE AO0s--eAsso0AIA ~ 4 ,''''7Ft
IN TnADR-Trapping in getting % b ~
q increasing branch Of the trade o. our ccSnt
re product Of this seasoa's fsrs win ncs -
bort OF a,S00, needy mini SKINS with ~
eter, coon ana mu1kraA The prices paid BY -
lerchants are abost - thllows:
Mink, rs - "a u
Otter, Sl,7s v y
Coca " +s4As3 eaN SS'tO 40 -
M0sAz1Ar fa hehRsM gltnaiFs 10 -
.feee OoanAy MssAlda n bAtgRo a4 f#
"A 90 ofM1a Lewis b CAmpheM, X Oh -
lOlt - years. was rum over as Mamnes
Thursday last BY heavy freight train o.
y Instantly killed
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MARKETS.

il
| BURLINGTON, Frid., .
The weather continues mild md -
pleasant for the season
The pork packing season i .bo,, -
few coming forward, and but fev ~, ~
70 arrive. The business Of the go.
. follows, TO date. There have -.
Iby
schenck 4 Denise,
| Conn Aco lsMs
Sunderland D.v;. - tM
liM
Total,
Small ,o,. 49,. 49,. ah
and packed BY parties not regularly n !. ~
ness to the number Of probably jns
the aggregate 70 4a,s7l. Prob.,,, : - "ell's
bly, 1000, viii yet be slaw. 80 - pS'
$4,000 were killed and p. ckea i -. - ~
Wheat j. coming fr..w.rd b., 49,. I.
ceding We qno'.e winter Al ssaa, a ~.
75@S3c. ~
Corn Is s.dvancing, with large receipt. IN,
iswortb ssc.
/, ,S',GAR-s}@s3-crushed, Il refined =
&c. Clarified 10.
COFFEE-l3@l4.
MCLASSES-By the Dbl, Reboiled, a. NJ
up, s.; kegs, 80 90
NAILS-Ass., - rs.
RICE-6c.
FRCIT-Raisins, prime, o. 50.
RRnnM2 fEZaO M
| WHEAT-New Winter, 95c1&l M. III
spring, 75@s3 Prices steady; good cum
ing outside quotations..
FLouR-Choice winter, % 80 retail 1 4 |
| sale 800
| BEANS-75c@al 90 per bush.
| POTATOES-40c per bush.
CoKN-ln ear 32@s32 cts: sheued as.
| OATS-3Oc.
| BUTTER-l2c.
| EGGS--1Oc.
| ONIONS-5Oc.
HAY-Timothy, s7@$s.
| WOOD-*2 50@&3 90.
| HlDES-Green, 5@5fc.; Dry Flint isalE
| Green Sailed "a.
WHISKEY-24Ga5c.
TURKEYS-7@Sc.
| GEESE--35c.
CHICKENS-sl oO@l rs per dozen
DRESSED HOGS--S4 25G5 so
LARD-l0c. per n.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-s2 rs per hu,aa
APPLES-75@Sl rs per bush.
DRIED APPLES-9c per n.
Chicago, "Wednesday Eve, jan. IA
flour-Receipts 1905 bbls The mark,
more active at shade easier prices. Sale. " I
100 bbls choice spring extra, rs bbls ..TruK 1
ana 20 bbls "Derwent' do in bags at Is, 10 45
90 bbls "Waverly" do at 40 dely: az. n
Woodstock low grade do at s4,ss. deIi,r4 /
SO bbls "Gnionr deliv. and leg bbls JOB. \
Mills" do at 4, 80 deliv; 80 bbs choice Surr
super ut n, rs; 70 bbls "Croton' do At 40 y,
livered.
Wheat--Receipts 7,17s bush. Market nar
unsettled and &c lower Sales were rstaA
No spring at 9Sc in in store; 900 bush do Il "
N store; 900 bush do on private terms, 40 ID
No Spring at l 90 in store: 100 bush rep,s
Spring at zoe in store; 500 bush do 4, ~
track; 800 bush rejected red winter at % in ssax
300 bush choice club at los on track: 800 bqa
good spring AZ 1,02 on track: 1000 bush Il LIN
ON track; 700 bush mt l 90 on track.
Corn-Receipts s,702 bush. Sales were \
follows 1000 bush No corn at 5le; 500 but |
do at 81 in store; 3. 800 bush do at 50 in scrs
500 bush do at 52t in store; 600 bush No d
80 IN store; 1880 bush rejected at "A in store
500 bush do at 45 on track; 700 bash 10 at
on track; TOO bush do at Al on track; l,OHO
bush at 46 on track; LOO bush No ? st 50c d..
ivered.
Live stock-The market il quiet for bclA CT
.le and hogs, with no material change In prizes
me lot Of 30 hogs averaging 800 lbs we're sohs
9o.i5. They were fattened by Mr.. Fink, Of n
TALL county, and were the finest lot for the nun
'er brought into ma ket this season.
The sales to day were:
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1t is a curious fact, not generally known, that
New Jersey has fugitive slave law of her own,
enacted in 1898 and re-enacted with modifca-
tons in 1888 and 1916. The STAKEHOLDER or his
agent can apply to common pleas judge, and
the arrest will be made by the sheriff, and the
question of property decided by three judges
This law is in accordance with that iaterpreta-
restoration Of fugitive slaves the duty of the
States New Jersey has also law authorizing
a slaveholder to take his slaves through the
State and to make temporary residence with
them sa =
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nd ccilhs ~ halr about dossn times ! d.y.
- Il ens - mani u rsl,~rv-yis
eal g. nes ~ Ia be .bsssSable 70 ever,-
bo4 i hssds~orkis nnber, and s
pop " nth both oembsrs "a os,uidsra
Your readers know III about CLAsaxrr. Hsl
seems 70 be personally very clever and kind
man, but he knows very little about 1.-THE admira-
bic art Of condemnation" He speaks too long
whenever he gets on his legs and he does that
ve4y clstA Ne isiooksi npun hylhssDensszss
CYL as4pose, ~ among their he1t tacticisnA and
very properly too, Il win perhaps BE- conceded.
Mmy cn,sera o6srra does not become obfirs-
Gated, shall take pictures Of more Of the n,en,-
ben % soon = the weather viii permit s.
A good many bills have been introdaced, and
both Houses commence to work very we'll A
bin to relieve the Afrapt membershas been passed
by both Houses and, doubtless, approved by the
Governor. 4ssgg 81
Mr.. Harlan was reelected to the Senate, this
morning, at l0i o'clock. by vote Of Is to So
for Gen. Dodge. There was no opposition what
ever to Mr.. Harlan in the Republican caucus Il.
has been resolved, ! believe, to elect State
Printer, on Tuesday, Of week after next. The
various candidates here-NessrA Davenport Pal
mer, Mahin, Teesdale, Jerome, and Richards for
Howell are working hard, but no one can make
> respectable guess at the result. 80, -. S,
Lew Kinsey has been re-appointed Clerk to the
Supreme Court He is both FIRST rate fellow
and an excellent officer
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AZ 80 ofMUR Lewis b CAnphsli, X OAlo -
about - years. was rum over q Mamnes4
On Thursday last BY heavy freight train -
Wa Instantly killed.
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A great demand for Helpers book has sprung
up in the South, where the people naturally want
to read for themselves the terrible s'ircbrand'
upon which 20 much denunciation has been show
cred by their own representatives in Congress.
Inc booksellers cannot keep them, for that would
inute tumult the northern publishers cannot
NIL orders through the mails, for there are post
masters, unfortunately, at the other end of the
route :; SO the curious planters Of the South have
no other resource but to make their own repre-
sentatlves in Congress the unwilling panderers to
TINS depraved taste. With many Southern Rep
resentatives the purchasing and ranking Of
these incendiary documents is said to have
amoGnted to positive bore. 80. ~
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q Hnnr Q. CAszE, the political ecoao.
mist Of Philadelphia, has challenged wulrAn
9. RarAss. Of he New York Evening Post, to
. discasuion ef the doctrine Of profession. NJ.
CAasv asguss in his introduotory article that
bringing ths prodacer and consumer together
tends 70 make con,merre regulas. and reliable,
Odd The laborer mors free and independaat end
therefore that projection tosAmerican manufac-
tures i Tor tho intefest Of al Glasses.
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e-Deee0hor TeEna, 1sH0.
cAOans incaDls, IAN. isrK. 81
ll'ner '. Harbour cooms, Nshaska; Reversed.
Rousseau " Creighton, Marion; Affirmed
OnsA v. Hull, sssss... o. n:.-.,
r. sAxcAhT l$fR. -
Child sanford Co y Scotia Admir-, -
Polk; saa 49,,
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- n Lssidassrs has disposed Of the
sslaAssisi Question ~ re-elscting Mr.. Harlan.
Tds sasstisa vim, " psssuns give general salts
Meeien. .s ~ assssssE4 taS
~ sAAys ~ question Of State Printing
alse dposed II u In early lay. We do NOT
VIII 70 - ~. agony Of the auneeoas aspirants
pseesseted Il would b crusl.
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tn IhADG-Trapping in getting 70 b ~
an intervening branch Or IL trade 81 our cosnty
the product Of this seAsca's mrs WIN Aot -
snors OF ea,60O, needy mink skins with AZ
0eaes, coon ana Msakra& Tue prices paid BY 80
merrhAOta ore ahoat - nlhws. EA a4
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10 keep III repair ana furnish the same with tht
necessary fuel and appendages, and for compen
sation OF teachers and for procuring district Il
oraries ana apparatus for the schools books and
statiohery Tor the board and district meetings
and defray all other contingent expenses az IN
district. Provided, That NO tax shall ia lav;ad
for building school houses excepting At The reuu
AR meetings in March, and provided further m,
not more than i've mills on the dollar shall II,
levied In any one year for school house purposes
Fonras-To direct the sale Or Other dsnns;.
ton to be made of any school house IN ia ia
thereof, and of such other property payson.I
and real, as may belong to the district. aud ~
direct the manner in which the proceeds aria;n !
therefrom shah be applied 4 W. =
FyM-To provide for the payment of anv
debts contracted for school houses Or school mr..
poses. AAis6'5 tH& i.fgf' -
siza-To delegate all powers contained il The
.ereeo'ng specihcasions to the district board Of
SEc. 8. At the meeting Of the tounsh;, a.
tricts, the Chairman shall submit the f,r.es,,ar,
coming before electors, in the following order
LIST. The levy of tax for the payment az ileh,s
ieg school house purposes ID For pay1aent
81 alhcsrs and miscellaneous cedtiarenf ssnel.'
sas 3D. For paying amounts asked for IN nv.
several su,-districs, for each purpose senarateir
4th. For payment Of teachers. 5th. M al,
chase Of libraries, fuel, apparatus, nc. an ~.
she delegation OF power TO Board OF Directors
fuA- other matters necessary or proper ~ i.
acted upon re- F'ops' y %
SEC. v The several sub-districts shall an,,.a
y, on the first Monday 10 March hold ! me s.
ior tne election Of Director, ave DAYS nof;cs ~
meeting snail De given by the then resident
.o.ss .ol, o. z mere ls none BY the District Sec
,,lscss P tSg written notice In three public
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| See. 67, The electors OF such sub-listrict when
assembled at such called meeting, may ds terminc
wnen they desire tax levied upon the property
| OF said sub-district
Fr0-for the payment Of debts against said
sun-distrlct contracted before the organxat.nn
under an act .'for the public, instruction al tha
state Of Iowa." approved March 18th, 1855
Sseo.M.-For the erection, completion, reDait.
ing Or furnishing school house on houses H. ia
s1h.district or for purchasing, leasing. enclosing
- improving grounds fur the same, provided
that no tax shat be voted OF more than ,,uo ~.
cent on the taxable property of the distr;ct Y,
any one year, nor shall any tax Tor school hon.
purposes be voted unless the electors ans. bo,r,i
q directors Ut the township district have M
fused or neglected. 10 vote tax for said pur,.,..
amer requested BY the snbdssrict At its rerular
meeting in March, so to do, Al AfoyIt.ea N ~.
ton thirteen Of this net Nor shall any q, 4,
voted exceni BY ANo;e Of swo-thirls ot che t,lc.
tors present Or q majority OF vi she electors ~
the sub-distlict, CIV Af.Il7 1"NSNss ~
SEc. as Whenever any tar has bece voted ~,
= seo-dissret, 40 provided for in the vseccsline
seeuon o. this act, the sub-slirectors nhan WI
" ten days thereafter certify H. nm !. 49,
Secretary Of the township district toreth.r -.
VIZ O Al property owners resilcnts NJ n. 80
1as1c and the Secretary shall Within twenty
ssys sncreaster estimate tho tar apon the ,ar..
Das property Of said sab-iissrict, = shown :, |
Ine last assessment previous TO that dime "a
lAAA make list Of such tar ma cere,fs a. a.
'Aane % the proper authority for lcyyinr c9ones
- ana for such services no sial receive
u som II two dollars per day, which ahall 81 L
80 out q tAe proceeds Of aid tax
sko, ". ~ action shall b obligatory uDder
~ p.ov'sscps Of aixty-6vc, sixty-six, sixty-aeyen
su sixty-cight Of this act, until the General vi.
sMbly shall provide for and authorize ne ~.
le.ion: ol he taSs4 therein Mepsipncsl
sc. ~ AN money ahalng ffom tAxes voAaa /.
Y sacia sah-dlstrict, shall, when collected ~
90 over % the Treasurer OF the township N. ,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-21

any Of our readers should be 20 highly
pleased nth the very inadequate representation
which We have made of the local departments
OF Davenport Journals, (it would occupy
an entire pase Of Our paper to reproduce
entire the articles mentioned above from the
Democrat,) We can Inform them that they are
sold = ten cents week or Eve dollars year to
mail enbscrihera ssq war, 5. sr.s,, 49,