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pfsasterp On the Lakes.

CLkvkIAND, Nov Il, 1850
The schooner j. r. Drake, owned In Chicago. into
the pier iaas night and carried the lighthouse completely
away, and sunk The channel completely blocking
the harbor up.
,rhe propeller Cushuan, n srdeavcring 70 eater the
harbor ran into the schooner Industry which lying
1t west pier cutting her In two The propeller
slightly injured.
oAKvnrI, c. w., Nov II, 1850.
The schooner Great Western got of TO day; the
Antelope Brsinard and Gem stin aground, but not
much injured jet. The stsautug Paige, fom oswego, b
here 70 assist The schooner Paragon s,n ashore nj
Niagara c. W., In two feet OF wasor, leaking badly The
schooner Berlin st ashore at wellington Square, with
no immediate prospect Of getting her OF.
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TIE FABiLY HSRALD.

The Erect OF Lincolns EisctSSn In tine
south-Ths Secession Movement In VIZ
| ginis, North and South Csrcifns. Scor-
| gfa, Alabama, Florida and Texss-xn-
| tsresting IntslIiscn from SprinSnsaa-
the Latest Nsws-Ths Barch Divorce
Case at 81. Loufs--Markst Rspoxts, sc.
/ The FAmlY HERALD Of to-mor "wednesday Will,
amoog other matter, oontain:-Despstohes from the
south, giving Accounts OF the Excitement consequent
upon the Election OF Abraham Lrcon and the Secession
Movements In Virginia, South Carolina, Ge,rga a, Ala
bana, Louisiana, Florida and Texas-Important Pro.
oeedngs OF the Legislatures OF South CarolnA and Geor
gia-rac Resignation OF United States Senators and
Judgcs Ciosng OF Federal Court, &c &c interesting
Intelligence from the Home OF the President Eieo-"oid
ASe Receiving the Election Relurns-The LAteet News
from Rcrnpe, with Letters from London and Paris
Private Letters from Carl
badi and Gen Avezzsna-A Report OF the Examination
in the ~ Aders AsnH Casercsnony TO be used ia tho
Burch Dr,crcc Case u Ct Lonislnerostng Intelligence
from Mexsso Cuba, California, &C., &C.. DC; All tho
Local News Or New Yen and Vicinity q importance;
Reports Of tn Cattle Provision and Money Narkeis and
ali interesting asws matters OF ths preceding wcsk.
Tnxs-s2 ys~; four ocoss single copy susscrip.
tons received ~ ths ooe, northwest corner Of Faton
and Nassau srces New York Single copies Tor sabs u
The counter and by I'll Agsata Advertisements In
sorted ii the usuai HnAID rates
Drawing. Of the Del.,vsre state Zoe.
res-wonD. pDDv a co Managers OF the
s.s1ys .'S ss s sS11s n s
r. Is. 81, Is IS, ., 81. a. q. 70, a. 50, l, II.
sS az D. g. s = % a. 10 sd g.
Or 10 wocD. EDDY 4 60 81 Ioas. Missouri
Drawing OF IL. Frances Delaware
sussxr County. Class 30 Nov. II 1850. |
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Uhs Canadian Banks.

TORONTO, Nov. IL, 1850
The Official statement OF the Canaaian banks for octo
Der shows increase In circulation the corresp ,nd
Ing period OF last year Of two million OF dollars.
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News from the Hayes Arctic Expedition.

bOTos, NOV LIZ, ioCu
Or. LAngshow, who weut out with m. Hayes Arctic
expedition has returned he left the explorers frozen 10
toe ice, where they expected 10 til June next
All well ard hopefu
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III. II. III. Albert Edward, Prface OF
wales asd Suite view Ct
0UKNEY'S AIL4KRY, m BROADWAY.
The phcograph Of the Prince erhibtien-tAe iaA
taken Anerca-ss made nv royal desire 2. tho Revere
House Rostn. 0cenhNr Is ls61 HN Royal Hghnem n1
having tim oft while 10 New York communicated through
the Hon. T. Archibald, II Il n Corsul New York, his viii
ingness cit for his photograph W heszu Quincy Nm
they would 70 Bston. The undersigned imnedaisiy
paired tbiher and The results Of their Walt BY the
Pictures nj ,he GALLERY acknowledged By the Prince
of vislers who them
of him erAnN Also vtow, I'll h0 monooru OF
the Royal party and their Au'osraohs.
Copies of the Prince and entire suA
al Sizes from s largest pAaes made 70 The eoartos do v
for alLufna
frade supplied at liberal Discount
). 0URkEY SON Photographic Art:s.s.
W. 3roAAwHy.
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WHO VIII sa6U y uyyhsm DIR. Tobias,
celssrsed Venetian Lnme VII inmsdaiely ere cholera
burns Ae Depo, snsi street New YORK nod hy vi
The crusgs1 and storsh epess
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state Prison Labor and slave Labor
photographed Of erstence By HOLMES 395 broadway
Camelia Japonfcas, from Phsladel phia,
The att non OF the pub 10 respectfully called
the Advertisement " above In 0her column.
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nc SSns0e OF new hOrAs
The recent OF tho metropolis taken In accord
aDoe With the Ac, Of Congress reveals the feet that with
in the last ten yess New York has undergone coasder
BILE change
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despatch In question paragraph commencing.
" sermons of political character have been
preached in most of the churches to-day
Newspaper Pecksnins ought to take more heed
to their ways, or else give up the pious dedge
altogether. Neither does 1t consist with such
profeseed love for the Sabbath to compel re-
porters to do violence to their condolences by
reporting sensation sermons. Our evangelical
cetemporary may a. well throw OF the mask
at once, and, instead Of reputation for sanctity,
try to win one for honesty and common sense.
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To Every Mother who IsAs Childrsn
snGerinx from amp Of Ne comp nszeua period
eethng SAY % rs w pre6ioes The preJu
drss t osh~vu sanA N ~ Ne pf tha VIII -
res absolutely sure-to solior So 10 ~
MRS wrNsHywR soOTBrNo SYRUP.
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s.n,hsrn Ocean Steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH, Nov. IL, 1850
Tee rcr,w rirbrshlr Montgomery arrived At seven
s'.'cE NV usorring she experienced besvy weather
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Chs PrssaA sntiAi Election.
TEXAS aoEs FOR sRECKrSRTD0E.

INV VhxhNrs1 NV -, low
Texas gives large majority for Brecknrldgs
rae worn or vfsoNIA.
wAsaucros. Nov II, 1890.
me Alexandria Gdscae hes returns from l4l counties
Bell gains IA ,l3s, Rreckinridge OCT.
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just Received Per Last Steamer, q
tsrse Estes solo aud slippers
warm yet and fur BoGts and overshces
n. L. HILL. 67t Broadway.
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NEWS From TIE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

wAsHsoros, Nov. II, 1880.
Nh. rncoLs's GARNET.
II u underGlood that Tom. Corwin Of 0hio, can, n be
III, occupy prominent position In Mr. Lncolas Cab
net and In The event Of his declining 10 do invita-
ton win be extended 70 Mr. Ewing vinton Of the Same
State.
Mr.. Graham Mr.. Badger OF North Carolina, 10 also
confidently mentioned In this connection.
TIE KANSAS LAND TO POSTPONED.
mo President day informed Thsddeus Hyatt that the
land sales In Ksnsas could not be postponed but that
such Of the lay that actual settlers
would be allowed 10 rcne their pre- pson claims and
should not be disturbed In their posssssionsL
The Presidents Ad Of the settlers acsed very badly
but they nevertheless human beings and should be
relieved add protected He gave credsnce 70 Mr. HyHts
representation 70 their suefnss, and said he would
appeal Congress in their behalf Al earnest Of hs
sympathy the President headed subscription list with
check for one hundred dollars.
MENTIONS FOR Mxuoo.
portion Of the money seized BY Gen. Degoladoa short
time ago from the oonduota 70 Tsmplco the way 70
New York, for the purchase OF arms and ammunition
through the party who for the last two years. has
BEEN sending similar supplies 70 the liberal party.
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Certain Care fes Dropsy.-Hzndssa s
O sass q conarmsd proy nrcgounced inesrabls hsye
rns Their powerful seeos Ne liver bloo kkneyM Ac
leaves Me result beyond do~bA
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Christodoro's Hair Dys, wigs and Tou-
pees the beat the world Wholesale and retail and e dye
privately applied, no Assor house.
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Batrhs1sr's Hair Dye-RsllabIs, Harm
es and inssntAseous black brown rArtory 81
ssvst Bold ssd applied - BATCHkLORs wiE facsory. 10
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Furs RetaiIed mt Wholesale Prices at
QENIN's Jis Brnafway.
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ABSOLUTE RHMoyA OF CoRgs AND BuNroxs.
IksrANrANEoUs AND FFrTCACIoUs UURH
WITHOUT OuIrIk0. PAIN OR BLEEDIN0.

WITHOUT CUTTING. PAIN OR BLEEDING.
~. nsspALI A. ,..s g nf..al stree. author rr.e...s
10. III s:es - " low ''
'' I sss.s !, lie i 3 se .Sp !. D.
S y .,5y ;s1 I: and
'oS@s; $d sIn VI ss !, sSps 49, %
,a.ca.y sas slo q p.s rsss,.1
mo. IN, .osi HO'i. 40. a1.lfos ara
~ IL ';;s AZ
sosI soulE DuKs or Eonruys..,
Mr. ss9s, s: a :sTs;
KoarmpssIHIasb aouss LoodO..
s S " ~ cured ~
90 y sss s ssS Sn Sn any pain oL LONDON
rron Hnsrr ssowsr. sse. sunosoy 70 nra Hls1rr Ans
Ih.ve had several psinfuI CO a. rsmoS.d from my s.
N Rsnd. without pain. and eonaa.nly sod -
procured fos srsss suess. n d. ss,s
e1 .saes I. isse Il D@owSA
t.ss idy, '' 49, '>'' '''A 5 1.SI &ksSoa.
Mr. pruaao. bou.. ,ds Of Certificates from oya
sso and e s anon sssss % =
book ,.,,ns serussass from s,me q the roy. family -
ton Of ,hoss Who may r,eaire his services.
CoREs BusIoSs INVERTED NAILS. HuARaw
" Joaps and AL dseases OF lefeet cured viii
Inconvenience 10 the patient. By Dr ZACHARfK E.zUnn
Chrupcds 7o0 BroAdway Refers 70 pAyscAas sn
Of this cty.
AT ONCE REMOVED
READ TESTIMONY.
BAsH Rssysuuk
HEw YoRx Octoser 10 ieCls
Dr. voa Nos >hssksy trestsd fer deafness vev7
f.: a s9s "a IA ss; ny -;
4 O.. II. LkuAR,
| Preadeu Of the Bark of the Repubsts.
kgv yoax. ocpobes H. La
py. voH scursGHn:-Deax Sill uy.sQ
shki IN he operation Of he Ear. cAme yns d..
snl ny hsarinG nov - good - s,m ycura VIII srsA
Pr~sless Of TIE 0cndBus rfrs fnsurnnss Oosupsav.
ALL DlEEA6E8 or tbs ~ AND EAH gUKnD
By DR Won MosCHyTsK6R.
no. 1M CILNrOn PLAOR
Between rnh and kirth
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Court CaIend.r-Thfs Dav,

stairway = Soas' Ovsrstrun1 0rona
end square Pianos ocnsdsred Ia bs
warAaasd for i've warernoss = aad y waAAr q
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For vhroat Diseases and Coughs, me-
Browns froehes vhtcA soh By al druxpsiA Publia
peAkers md Singers SHOULD have ,hsa.
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DARKER SEWING MACHINE
rsa eisne double thread. 30
Hspia ard nosse ess unssr psients Of Howe orovw .
BAKER, wheeler WILSON, Ac. Agens waniesses $3.50.
gRArp fouARE AND pfCCoLo.
- - wase-coras gs Broadway
v,Rnrrtra HUNTING AND yAuv,vrra r1CruRn
i Ftnrs go Brcsdwsy-Chee7es % ,sw fnS-A r--e.
~ ~ rbfsr Foss Temple Grn-Fe NJ Yntcben ~
h.sesss sge sIa inches framed hoxsd and slapped -
-N-e - !, O. RRADLxr, AgA
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sDsautsfan Complsxsen" PhalsaS
snov vhils Oriental Crcan" rrss - esnls PEI boaa,A
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The HIusfvs Wig.-PsrtfnGs Uastafa-
able farming up behind Mads only By OLIRKHU9H NJ
Dru&d war, opposite ttsssria
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Southern Bank Bills.
LouEvftrn, Nov. II, 1880.
Brokers are charging Ave per cent discount South
Caxoi.ns and Georgia bank bills.
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Chfidren's Furs Rctaflsd 1T Wholesale
prices BY 0ENIN, bD Broadway
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Beautiful Com lexicon. Liquid
Pear scheved celebrity having squAi for
y ins prrservps cosperon skin. Sold II ali
drugriGA TE and 80 Broadway
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EAeahAlshOd 1850.
KuN1UCIv BALY RIVE
BOURBON WHIrEEY DIR1ILLnRrn.
AhdrSos slnply euit's Sail Rvu Dthuersa. Ksnsueky.
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Ladies Observation-Disclosures d Sons
'rnow WIS ovis.4al or~An-" aolA By I'll druutA
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DrAysEss
noLD AND SILVER
" Bousha ~ Q. O. ALLEN. as Brcaawsv.

INFORMANT TO SUGAR pf.AKrHEA.
Tbs propleos Of Psseas proce1 fcl nakhg -
about N be Introduced Into The principal eusW pr6dn
lasss and eou.arses Ct us word being Sew -
srnl v~uh ishe Interview vh esy sugar plas
plADssv o. Ne Southern bAtes skaA redin9
city At present with view 70 sscetaia wssAev =
advfsabe struduee sid paisal LC1anA g. "a -
dress Sugar Patent Herald once.
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Hi1l's Hair Dye. 90 Cents, Black or
Brown Warranted Dcpos No Barclay street. and sold By
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Russian asd Hads0n Bay SSbls Fars,
Al 0ENIN'S, 6l3 Broadway.
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asFrfng's Patent Champion Efrs anA
Durwas PROD saisA ~ Broadway. a Murray arssA
Few Y0k.
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Mink Ears RstafIed at wholesale Prices
By 0ENIN. 6l3 Broadway.
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Good At vfce--Buy . New Hat.-Tc OBJ
tn cheap sy eh becoming aud fashionable vtsi AfokB
No. T2 6rosdwaY.
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8hnrt0, 0h1rtA-Six for o6s
hads from the hest Amnakeag and wAmsuttA huslna.
Depot l6 Chatham street, corner Of Pearl.
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Lyons and German Vslvsts,
Back and oolored.
sulssble for Jewoiry-bor
and Hiower Msn-fAcurors
knlinoru
Drs.Aakezv, -.
Pal importation now open "
ARNOLD CONSTABLE 90,
Canal ssreok OF Msrce
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Vks Sweeping demand for Whites
Drcss Hss sastlss INC vHde. ns Broadway Opposite q
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Drawings NJ the Delaware state Zoe
teries WOOD. rDDV co Managers OF The
DELAWARE, KENTUCKY AID n,seonRi. srAsM torIIRra
pELAwAkx-ExfRA CLASS $50 Nov IL, 1869.
Y, rs, 81, 26, IS, 9, So, ~. q. 70, 40, So II.
DKLlwARE-CLAss Jt0 Nov. ", 1861
81, %, Q, rs, 65, 4, 1, &c, 81. Is, SO. 10. 6s.
Circulars eert q ee Of Charge, ny addressing ehert
WOOD EDDY &CO Wilu ngton D-a ware,
Or WOOD, EDDY & co 81 Iowa. Mlssourt
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from the Spring
HEAVEN.
~ THE ,rrHoR OF "ovER THE RIVER. '

,r THE ACrHoR OF "OvER THE RIVER
psvond these chilling winds and gloomy skies,
Beyond deaths gloomy portal.
There is land where beauty never dies
And love becomes immortal.
A land whose lights never dimmed by shade
Whose fields are ever vernaI;
Where nothing beautiful can ever fade,
But blooms for aye, eternal
We NAV not know how speet its balmy air,
How bright and fair its flowers;
We may not hear the songs that echo there,
Through those enchanted Lowers.
The cities shining towers we may not see,
With our dim earthly vision;
For Death the silent warder, keeps the key
That opes these gates elysian.
But sometimes, when adown the western sky
The fiery sunset fingers,
Its golden gates swing inward noiselessly
Unlocked ty unseen fingers.
And while they stand moment half ajar,
Cleans from the inner glory
Stream brightly through the azure vault aiar'
And half reveal the story.
~, land unknown Oh, land Of love divine !!
Father all wise, eternal,
Guide guide these wandering. wayworn feet
II Of mine
II Into these pastures vernal.
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CHAPTER -.
An ACT To- prevent larceny OF pcr>"r

An ACT e. prevent larceny "i personal
property taken on legal process.
Srrrloy |. Be Il caoch1hl Hc Grnc-
rui i~~,nIiq of he STATE rt /."', lha.
any whp shall, ku"wu-Il, a"d Without an.
lhnritN Of law take, carry away. >rrr,'" "r
destroy any goods or chattci> while IN tho
c;~,"ly Of any sheriff, coroner, mar>ha',
constable. or other officer. and rjghttnlv
held hv such officer by virtue Of c>"cu,i"iI.
writ Of attachment or Other legal process
issued under the laws "t the State ot Iowa.
shall be deemed guilty Of larceny, and
shall be punished when the value OF the
property So taken. carried away. secrcted
or dcStrn.cH exceeds the sum of twenty
dollars. 10y Imprisonment in the Peniten-
tiarv not more than one year. and when
the value of the same does not exceed
twenty dollars, by fac not exceeding one
hundred dollars. or imprisonment in the
County Jail not more than thirty days.
>. The possession or custody Of
goods and chattcls by any pcr>"a with
whom the same have been left or dep">i--
ted f'r SAT. keeping, To be returned for the
purpose Of hcirg disposed of on legal pro
cess. shall be deemed to be in the posses
sion and custody Of the officer having or
dcpoSiing the same. aud entitled to tho
custody thereof and in prosecution under
this act. til" property taken, cHrried away,
>ecrctcd ordcstr"ycd, as il the iii>t section
Of this act mentioned. may J." Laid IN the
officer entitled to the custody thereof at
the time Of the commission ot the offence.
Jyu% EDWAHDs>
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
\lcuolAs J. Rrscu,
lry>ilrn. Of the Senate.
Approved March -. l>6o.
SAMt i.I. j. kiRkWDOD.
! hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true copy from the original rol! on ti'c in
my office.
ELIJAU SELLS.
Secretary OF State.
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9aw5 of the State Of aowa'
BY AUTHORITY
CHAPTER 137.

AN ACT, to repeal sections 80, 81 and
81 of chapter l52,acts Of the 9TH Cen
eral Assembly.
SECTION |. BE Hcno.'rd by tie Gcn-
eral Ass"mLly of'tAe .S'a'c of Iora, That
sections 80, 81 and 81, Of chapter l52,
of the acts of the 1th General Assembly,
be and the same are hereby repealed.
SEC. . This act to take effect and
be in force from and after its publication
in the Iowa State Register and Iowa
State Journal, newspapers published in
the city of Des Moincs.
JOHN EDW ARDS,
Speaker Of the House of representatives.
JAMES F. WILSON,
President Of the Senate pro tenn.
Approved April 3D.. 1860
SAMUEL j. kIRKWOOD.
hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true copy from the riginal roll on file
in my Office. ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary of State.
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CHAPTER 149.

AN ACT to amend an act passed by the
Board Of Education, December "a,
1889. entitled, "an act to amend an act
entitled an ac. to provide system of
Common Schools
SECTION |. b. isapcted Iy the Gen
cral .tssemby Of tie .State Of lo~a, That
when a Judgment has been obtained
against a school district, it shall be the
duty of the Board of Directors to pay off
and satisfy the same from the proper fund
by an order on the Treasurer of the Dis
trict and itshall be the duty ofthe district
meeting, at the time for voting tax for
the payment of other liabilities of the
district, to provide for the payment of
such order or orders
SIC. >. In case district has borrow
ed money of the School Fund as cont6m-
plated in section eight Of an act to es-
tallish system of Common Schools
passed by the Board of Education, Dec
24.l85e,,it shall be the duty of the Board
of Supervisors to levy such tax not ex-
ceeding Eve mills on the dollar in any
one year, on the taxable property of the
district as constituted at the time of ma,
king such law as shall be necessary to
pay the annual interest on said loan, and
and the principal when the same falls
due unles the Board of Supervisors shall
see proper to extend the time of said law.
JOHN EDWARDS,
>rcakcr Of thr House of Representative
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CuADTER lnl

AN ACT, appropriatins the saline lands
aud funds to the State University OF
Iowa
SECTION /. BE icuacte1 Iy the GEN.
e,ut IssemJiy Of tie State Of Iora, That
the saline lands and funds are hereby ap-
priatel to the State University to be-
come part Of tie permanent fund of
said institution; Proeidc,l, That the
Board of Trustees Of said University be,
aud they are hereby authorized to cxpeud
out of the proceeds Of said lands 4 sum
not exceeding Ave thousand dollars in
complexion and furnishing for use the
building that was erected for Boarding
Hall, under the provisions Of chapter ! 1
of the acts of the Seventh General As
scmbly, and further sum not exceeding
five thousand dollars in repairing and re-
fitting the main building Of sad Uniyer
sity, and in the purchase Of the necessa
r. apparatus for instruction il said insti-
tuition.
SEC. ,. That it is hereby made the
duty of any officer who may DOW or here
after have charge of any funds heretofore
or hereafter arising from the sale otthe
saline lands. to pay the same over from
time to time without delay to the Treas
urcr Of said University, VIII shall invest
the same in the manner prescribed for
the investment of the University fund.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after is publication
III the Iowa State Register and the Iowa
State journal
JOHN EDWARDS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
NICHOLAS J. RI SCH,
President 4 the Senate.
Approved April =, 1850.
SAMUELJ. KIRkWOOD.
hereby certify that the FOREGOING is
a true copy frcm the original roll on file
in my office.
Elijah SELLS,
Secretary Of State.
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ticers for similar service, and shall act in all
cases as his own clerk.
}. All acts aud parts of acts con
tlc,ing with the provisions of this act be,
and the same are hereby repealed.
s 1. This act to be in force from and
after the lst Monday in January, 1861.
Joux EDwARD
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
NICHOLAS J. RrsCH.
President oi the Senate.
Approved March %. l>6o,
SAMi Ell !. kiRk WOOD.
| hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true copy from the ORIGINAL r"H on file III
IN, office. EruAn SELLS,
Secretary OF State.
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She made no reply, and in another mo-
ment | was in the street. walked rap.
idly down the ailev, and arriving at the
street with which i, communicated. | was
so fortunate as to meet policeman, by
whose direction | easily succeeded in re-
gaining the Strand In few minutes
more | was at my hotel As entered
heard church clock strike twelve. Can
it be possible. | thought, that quilted
this house only two hours ago it seems
as though whole days had elapsed since |
last passed its portals. So true is the re-
mark of Montague ''that We measure time
often rather by events than by duration;
and the greater the number of incidents
that occur in any period, the longer that
period appears when We look back upon
it,"
l retired to my chamber, but for some
time sought repose invain. When sleep
did a. last visit me, it was titful and dis
turbed, and in my dreams | re-enacted
the scenes of the evening. l awoke in
the morning, feverish and unrefreshea,
and it was some days before fully re-
covered from the effects on my nervous
system of my first night in London.