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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23
p.n,,blioan State Convention.

Notice IL hereby given that a Delegate fepup''e'A
STATE Conyenton will be held AT Dies Monea, Oh " Gu
nesday the ESD day OF laly A d, ls62, Tor the puf
pose " puitins In nomination candidates TOT Inc ohee
OF secretary, Treasurer and Auditor OF shN, ~
tornry General and Register OF the state Laha le'
10 be supported OF the next general election.
The following will form the ratio Of repr''e''.
via One delegate from each original e"un',
,,ns s..g.,e for svery 100 votes cast for Abraham
I.o . pra.Isepi OF rha Hritcd States, al ME cleo
,,,, =, 1910 and one additional delegate for every
fractional Y ote exceeding 90,
Loyal eizens without regard to former political Is
aocations who are In kvor Of giving ho~sH sxppert
TO the National ADMINISTRATION. in thorough and eff
fsctuai suppression OF the rebellion, invited 10
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23

DENMANSHIP & BOOK KEEPING

wm n. Pearson. OF Fort Ma olsen, proposes to form
classes In PenmAnshp and Book kr ping - The city
Of keokuk, to commence Tuesday, July sth. All
peedfu information be obtained application to
Mr.. VIM. Shelley, ~ the store Of Aessrs Cox Shell
ley, on Main street, Keoknk, je20-d2w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23
Time from Quincy to

Fare as low as by any other Route!
n r @ e IN -
ny this Route freighis can lie forwarded with dis
ps.eb 10 New York, Boston, PhfIadeipha Baitirnare
and points NORTH East and Southeast. hlerrh at4
wil lind IL 10 their advantage 10 ship rretsitS from
The Esst BY this route onr Chsiges and ham ages
promptly settled. RATES Al LOW Az THE Low
EST.
III Ask for Tickets by way OF the Great Wabash
Valley Route, and be sure you get tee0.
III New and Elegant Sleeping Carr arc run from
Quincy 10 Lafayette. CR6O miles, 20 that passengers
can get good rest, bile pursuing thsiYiour
ney.
III Baggage Checked from Ksokuk toail I'm per-
tant places, East and South.
n. D...Tlckets fer sale at the corne Z Of
Main and Second streets
w. y. NfUNSON.
Freight and Ticket Agent,
juue21-d kEoKUk, IOWA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23

Our dispatches Saturday bring the un-
expected and unwelcome news of the death
Of another distinguished patriot in the
service Of the country. Commander FL
let was wounded badly in the knee by .
pistol shot in the gunboat engagement At
Memphis. He suffered greatly from the
wound, and was subsequently, attacked by
measles, which proved fatal. He died
at Cairo Saturday.
He was an officer Of superior ability,
and brave and successful commander,
whose exploits will give his name an
honorable place in the history Of the pres
ent struggle through all time
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23

CH The writer of the following para
graph which We clip from an article pub
lished in the Keokuk GATE CRY, may be
a very honest. honorable and we'll me IN
ing gentleman, but he has evidently not
travelled extensively in Iowa. Surely he
has never made it part of his business
or pleasure to examine into the native
and artificial glories Of our city. He
says:
IL know of no town in Iowa that can
show 80 fine business street as Main
street here, and it would BE- difficult to
find anywhere so many and SO delightful
selections for private residences as the
bluffs of the Mississippi, and the graceful
undulations of prairie back Of them, sf-
ford in the north and various other parts
of the town"
Come up to Davenport, Mr.. Stranger,
and feast your eyes upon the blooming
Queen Of iowa. She lives here the year
round Davenport Neps.
The writer has spent several months in
Davenport and regards it a. fine town,
and the scenery around almost unsur.
passed. But at the same time he stands
BY the above statement in referencs 70
keokuk in all its length and breadth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23

NOTICE.
Persons holding claims against the United 81 n,es
Government for expenses incurred in rAsiug lpws
Volunteers viii please present the pay Inen
nj The Office OF the United States Dsbursug Once 5n
Davenport, on or before the 30th OF June 1862,
II. b. HkNDEkSHOTT,
ie2Q-dJt CAPTAIN I'd ArilleYy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23
New York, june 81.

New York, june 81.
The U. s. gunboat Conestoga, CON-
mander Woodruff, arrived this morning
from ports Of the southern coast, bring
ing dates from Matagorda Bay to June
End, Now Orleans 9Th, Mobile Bar 7th,
Pensacola 9th, Cedar Keys 9th, Key
West l4th, Port Royal 18th, and Fort
Monroe Goth. She brings a large mail
from the squadron and sixty-sevcn sick
and wounded from the various forts
principally those from New Orleans, who
were wounded IN capturing the forts be-
low that place. Nothing Of importance
had tanspired At Matagorda Bay
The mortar boats we're preparing to take
the forts at Mobile. Al Cedar Keys all
was quiet. Gen. branker, with his en-
tire force, had been ordered from Key
West to Hilton Head.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23

~ Geo. w. Jones, the traitor ennis
sary from Fl. Lafayette, is still travelling
through the interior Of the State, manipu-
lating the county and township leaders
into his views. His mission is to bring
the Democratic leaders into the Val
lsndigham policy, SO that they will all &C.
cupy the same platform, and be constrain-
ed to support and defend him in his
proven treason to his country.
The miserable Jonesocracy Of Iowa will
be SO infamous and odious, in the estinla-
ton of loayal people. in less than ninety
days, that they would gladly exchange
regulations with the old Anti.war FEEDER.
alists of 1872, who burned blue light
beacons to render~aid and comfort to the
enemy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23
Republican County Convention

SIaIF ttHEFHI NOWWtIIffs
S. c. BROWNEiL, Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23

~ Frank Blair made speech about
midnight Wednesday, in st. Louis, in
response to serenade. He handled the
Constitutional Convention without gloves,
accusing the members of more anxious
solicilude to court the good graces of the
secesb, than to uphold the cause Of the
Union and the Government.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-31
Who wants 8 Good Head Of Hair? Use
Mrs. Wilson's Ha:r Regeneration and
Hal, Dressing.

-
F.l" r-st K" c@rtih'ei i'ol 70" fa''2".a- rs!---
e,e al- '.-. Ano"- pe'p'1
Mss, Ti.5TT T. Vfl-nS & Co.--Nlr VIE /, i.Jss
u.i-2 ~oar 4ne-a;or far m. fei- a- .,no,,-:cs !:
eas.r -I,i-,. doe, H. oil I'll D.. 10 T. r,--
aIis ar. iz!el Is Tho -rt.. # hair c-.;ett> l.. J.
!rr ct and ot.-r. ere, ,.e ha1Iache. tlr,.--i you
iH, certificate unsolicited. Inc-u.e think 4-.iris
tnat viii do viet ycrr ii4- !.azau-r--0r viii l.1 b>
wider suuw1. tLak j; IS 1- b.. AL. - f1- f- h1ir
nos. IL .-a E.s..-tf..# t,r..
r.. ACoB ~IE. -. = Try ro.., is.
.tjts ,s- ,t..~ rs,en.. ,,y s4-cs..,,,s,,,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-31
PRICE. TWO CENTS.
Great Remedy for Conghs, to!ds s'fa
Kidney Difficulties.
WHITE PIr1E COMPOUND,
PREPARED ny
DR. j. ". POLAND & c..

uOErsToWN CENTeE. \. g.
THE follow ing testroniss wiz - = S5tct...4, 4D.r1
Medicne fl2:.. nov he; ming paguar .-si=g sasA
any ether article s9t by druggists
6ev J 4. chase, Of Eu-rn4y ~ IT,, rrt.er istA et
turiI An. iS91 ssrs :.s ter ycrr t.y.r srr.1t@S
tt~ .. hltt =. ut1ps r "a. r. es.s Aas .,,s-
eriD- from most IRE coll took ne & lm,Jqa4
ard was ab.n l rreach IN two DAYS. beti4g-
The C0muoend = az 'nFa uoh'e medicine. In wist
c,~.e tcttsI l-G uair ted wI'hit.'
RrT L. G. stevens, 7 sror Of he Say > '.arch It
" 5, r. Of ny :2my have 5riedl. (the Cont 3'gd,
with sfSn2. cte'- = srs = ;s = ere q - 3.
Loosl ae1icine hsre cood rcason to beiegg ID
al it claims o he t9r idaey y cases agrd o@bv'e'
Vi ~ Go3d4ls. e io7' :, Il was 50 rrost a.ei b:
gaosa ha ought tta. h crui ros.;tv 1--we thrcggf
the month 4. IA: resort he th27eh, IL ogli trl
Tie Wait. Pj5. te7aopaa Iftyr,cto.,n . &..tt a ~
him te te-sn takA it arf ~ 'ie Ir!ss II ait Is
r1edater >howed :igns OF enerd@elt. level ssrt4.
a;Isr7',d' tFeh - !' in ~, Let q 4i-4'
uE-eE Gtd, Las been '4e mean q = Hes' T., Is
v3tFsls e cases E k:dEsy sa1,Eaa..s. ,5 Is
rePo TED y druggists. Herr ere two samples:
An sGeI man in Dan5ets, Mas. cara O ']e4 o~
he!n- greet sata'er ha, difficulty -4u; to,
hIothe:L:v t)rts - 5o'ts~. trey CUgt0 hin a ~
r. - Tcr:h 5tty d"'le-. Il" esss'~ So! ;oc;
III. co9d hat # Cuisines 7ea-. Il >4'.r,
f-f'. - ~. - tur"d =. N -"e cclG = SA*.
.oHtll .f.@s5 -,fu-. q h.. ,,cr ..tc.>F.
ing Z liz =. 'i-re- = t9-''. ,..rd. re
com?e!!s % >lal =. aa "a! !, a4.e It -o.-
~}rl..1ss'. p rs,-a'--Wr.' E. C.Ir.'.y--@.&
'-,.f s.a' nay -. :. ~. a.. rs o. - =. :, .
=, ~ .ae. as, '.r3 -f.,ct,'! Nth a h-., .s-
yS,ars st.1l.r ,, vh..h .s1..ct.e:c.-.. guts
ba: .h1r'a e}-r s.r ..v L. a. s.ir. ga. - aos
f...l .Eat' t'..- .-,- . .. --- = -r..
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-31
rI SVTgD2pSrS . .
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
'lay c2rtfous, lA3- j. -?at se1ftalce - D. pta'Pl
RELIABLY NE.!sg'isEts.


- De excuse fo- tain - .ray !1i7.
ron .44 lla c-3ts' z Itra -.5 T.il. - Ia .,es.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-31
NoFFAr's
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES.

vEcETADLE LIFE MEDICINES.
are wei! known = te lnfnliIui-.
plSFErslA, b. AorughIy cleansing the first se,c,%
~ riichs aud Creating dow OF pure i,aray 6As. iS-
stead ot the s'G'e sn2 acrid kiud Fla-ueIIrg, los Al.
Appetite heartburn hsa"ache ses,ie.,ne's, idteng.'
AHxety i1s gpcr nell &C holy which are tla sea
eral srapiVta- II by ia, al rauish - E-t4.s
cOn.o'is no. ui - cure.
CoeTty ,y~ II t'sar .;r tie ptoa le,y,, 4 -. ~.
->'t:' MA sorsnt atec-s-. sud Vl.I az gi1..ocs
al '.".e-t .-f-r fa ."tsi- co>;t.r 6. ia
49,, 81! .,l., oy i-.toriae tie .l9,I 20. ~
- ''E1 n VAR 'sh tn rr-'e-- ~ t~, ,Irati9s Ia
"a eae+' t-a :lr ;-vrou2. svIuoa Ct Al I.rs
The Life IcJlca., Law tc-n Known 20 clr- Guaues-
I'm eiEaatIitly ~ t:r-- ~eess, HGt = - hat TIA:
,mr b. removing l"cai iLf.ria'.yn u.m nc Ax.eis,
IsopsIss CT a >.I,i.. - fen: and .--ea.tcup.
he kidi oy and bladder ty q crate i- lgaiui
tne,e important org2u.. ana hence have e.tr ls..
found cvr'srn remedy Ir the wc,t ca-.- Of Grsye.
Al-p WCIN> - g.. at ei:- IN tht turning. OF ~
erw"is tie 1T ma.'-r - which these e--a,nr. 1Iic
SCU2TT, CLCEFs AUG lnvet-, ale ~ tn Jnl szel
rcr!,y whch thee Lite Medicines % the blood s.,
t1s Auzncfs.
.,oaEuric FErgrIoss aud he'd Cor p'ex ious bs ,hes
aigrraife fleet uion ,ue lu, ht iced il. .kin as
the morbid .tgte =, Hhth trc3 ions al. rrprjivs ccs
ain '-lew etpN j. aha otter t:'asrc sh.r c1a'pse,
uns.
lhc - of 'h,, Fl.s to- ,,ry wv, ;-rls si' et
IN rr'ire er- ot sax hherra. sra .''>'ts fnfT"v
~ NJ n ~ tlrffGss "a 70. ',ii. .~lpnn tuHt-
lut''az4 ~ al"a', - etre by ouv I'-c or t1S -.
he Ho,.i co.e-.
r.tI- Tho o..:a-l praF-.s'r- o.: tl.'r a.e,ie4s,-
IIIr N'd..a.a acme
=, n. as" 80. - ~ 'i.. .-..'.-.,,t ta. " ..sr-
rcuI;st lir rt'.... -i4 TO-. TO "a. -. r. D .%.,
hl ,'rtaid s''nat r.arn ''ciHe. g," tas - .te.
'i..r. % r-t. - '.. cttes,r. tl' .9 t-. it.'t
its ra,t.- .." E'.t .. tr-,''f. - less
u,"afs .,.t 20. t',..-s .s-... ..'-.. g. Ne
.-..-, .s- it',,s. 10 F't' ...'t.' '. ,.-.- a.
80 r.. yo-t tH.tr.. s..'., .ert, nt4 ..i '1-. .tr
non 81 t9t,e '.'aS!''''r = er'e, 80. '-,'4.
Del t.ff Ha f. - ..-I
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-31
MRS. WILSON'S
coco AN Ut OIL
HAIR DRESSING

M-s wis.... Har Dressing j, la ? in arge tot;!.-.
"a! reails :a- ;, g.. pcr bouo, and r dressing the
falr q ary p-sca. ysrg DID, iAere 70. rs EQUAL il
the world Il zi TX IT, hHir sry;.ine yea wish i
= b., and i; has perfume that : iria.ie.
srrer.or 10 ary ( the tas !oase sy.-acs, 2 foreign
- Ars-r.s-n, which slsae L--i e1si:le Il illce
evrry !.dg's toilet 'sf;s.
/. tn EegeG~r4tor before retiring ~ ulgh., aud
H. He .oo. o.uiae AZ D,y little %, the Dressing, AID your
.ai- -.Il p, e-eu more liteke in coar and beauty.
I ta.. on yYj- hair hi! these preparations. aud
n tae.a tccyrja: - directions ard wa.rin. yen
a pod hel,.y had ri h@lr.
Nanua.tlrt.! al s5.! q. wholesale hy Hsary P VII.
son TO-. Nla-ra-;nr, ll.,to whom all letters soc.
be ablrs..,i.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-31
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENER ATOh.

The Raeerera:or :, put ap in 40 ,:zes aai
retails for 20 cents for pin: bottles, aud 81 for
quart bottles. The quart Aa;:.e- arc much tie
rheayeSt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-04
DAN. ELLYsoN, Deputy.

'I>RUSTkE'S SALE.-WHsRsAs, on the 2sth
i day Of April. A. d. 1855. Jacob Il. HGsing
and Catharine H0ring, bis wife, executed unto
Austin COrbin, Is Irusass, certain deed of Trust
conveying to said Trustee the following LeasehoM
relate in the County Of Scott and state Of low,
dss ribed NJ follows. to wit: 4 part Of Lot mum
bered ten, (lU,) in block Numbered forty two( A.
in the City OF Davenport, described follows, to
wit: Commencing on the south west corner Of the
above described lot, thence running est sixty
four (s4) feet. thence north sixty (6V,) feet.
thence west sixty.four (6s,l feet, thence south
sixty 1907 feet to place Of beginsing, together
with al the buildings thereon situated, which
said buildings ere the property ofesaid H., H0r-
ing and wife, and sbsolstsly conveyed Wh::s.s,
gsges, at page AZ, Scott county, lows, Records.
was executed BY ssid jacob H. Herring and Cstha-
rine hGring, fsT the purpose Of securing the full
fllment Of csyta' oblIgstiois entered into BY
them towards Claus II. Lag:, BY virtue of Ger
signed By the said J h. HnriDg and Cath .,ine
Her ng Whereas, the condition Of said bond has
been broken, and said Cisus H. Lage thereby has
sustained damage amounting to $93875. for which
dsmsgs together with the interest thereon, ct xix
per cent psr amman from April 20, 1855. indsmni-
~ is secured to him By said bond Whereas, all
sne right. title and istere.t Of said Claus q. Lgs,
under sud By virtue Of said bond, hes been assgs
Cd By him to Anna Laye; nov. therefore, !, Ernst
Claussen. Trustee by appointments Of County |
ulstiOss in said deed Of trust, il place and stead
Of said Austin Cosbin, VIII has refused to oct. do |
hereby give this public notice, that, By virtue d
the power which is in me vsstsd BY said deed Of
trust, will, on Thursdsy. the 9Th day Of Febru
ary, A. d. 1852, At the hour OF nine o'clock in the
forenoon Of said day, 1t the Court House, in the
city Of Davenport, expose and Offer for sale, 1t
public auction, for cash, tho parcel Of land above
described, or 20 much thereof - shall be neces.
ssry TO satisfy and ply the smount Of said in
debtedness, with the interest thereon 70 the day
Of sale, together with al the cost. and expenses
attending said sale, costs OF this notice and TSus-
tees fees.
fh1-ts EhNoI CLAOSS6N, Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-04

may deem cxkedisnt, under she general
heed Mite School laws Of Iowa
SEC. Is. Sections 3, 6, 7, IL, IA, Is. 1G,
10, ~. =. q, %, 81, 80, 80, 81, and IS, Of
the act 70 which this is amendatory section
z, OF % oct 70 amend an oct passed BY tie
Board o. Educat'on, December oath, 1859,
entitled An act 70 amend an act ensitle d
an act to provide : system of Conn On
Schools" approved April 2od, 1860, and oil
Of IN act to amend IN act passed by che
Board Of Education, December Oath, 1858.
entitled An act to provide . system of
Common Schools, approved April p, 1860,
are hereby repealed.
December 10th, 1861.
NICHOLAS j. RrscH,
President Of the Board OF Education.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-04

the susn Of fifty dollars, and shall. bssidee, re
liALis tos sh ds0sges csussd BY such ne8lecss
SECTION l6. lie .hsil, at all times, CONFORM
to the Instructions Of the Secretary a the
Board OF Education, - to matters ~Ithin tns
jurisdiction Of the said Secretary. lie t1S"
serve - the organ Of communication between
the Secretary aud township or district aotn0r'
tiles. tie shAll transmit 70 the townships:
districts or teachers. all blanks. cireuisrs. AGO
other communication, which are 10 ,ne'u
directed and be shsll entertain and decioe on
appeals taken from decisions OF district oos1o,
sko IL. The County superintendent u Coz"
county ehsll receive, as compensation ~. W.
services rendered ss County superintendent
after the first day Of January, 1867, inc 81"
Of two dollars per day and mileage We '
as County Supervisors, for every cay hs ''n.e
es.arily engaged in performing the duties re-
quired by law. Said compensation email 90
paid each County Superintendent from 'ne
County treasury Of his county; but before ne
shall be entitled 70 receive such compensation:
lie shsli file with the Board OF supervisors o.
his county, o particular statement oil Inc se1''
ces rendered for which he claims conpehsa
lion hich statement shall show the K'nn y
services rendered, tie tine when ara place
where rendered, in reference TO what seno"''
and the number OF days he wss actua'iy GU
o, I'D in such services, which statement the
Superintendent shall verify. BY sfndavit' 70
tie effect that the services therein mentioned
have actually been rendered as therein stated
and that the statement IS correct ano true
pro,ided. That the whole compensation ana
mileage OF the County Superintendent shai'
not exceed the cum Of three dollars Tor each
school 10 the county 10 any one year
SIC IS. TIE person appointed by the gu
per.nttnde nt TO make an examination, as pro-
ii led in sect on II Of this act, shall receive
from the County Treasury. upon h!'ng the
statement required in the preceding section
certified by the Superintendent by whom ne
was appointed, the same compensation the
Superintendent would he ertitied to Tor per
forming the same services.
SIC 49, The following sections. to VII
~, 43, Al, A., 49, At. 4S, 40. so. 81. 81. and %
of an act passed by tue Board OF Education
December oath, 1852. entitled. An Act to
amend An Act entitled An Act to provide
syeten Of common schools, shall become null
and void upon the taking effect Ufthis act.
December 18th, 1861.
NICHOLAS J. RUsCH,
President Of the B ,ard Of Education.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-04
AN ACT


To amend an act entitled 8 An act to pro-
vide tor the election and define the duties
OF the Secretary Of the Board of Educa
ton.
SECTION /. Bf Il enacted ty NE Board of
Edpcafion 0, tie Sate Of Io'ra, That the
Secretary Of the Board Of Education shall
receive, annually, the sum Of one Thousand
tive hundred dollars as compensation for
the duties required Of him BY the act t.
which this is amcndatory, and sum not
exceeding two hundred aud fifty dollars for
all necessary contingent expenses.
SECTION 2 Sections fourteen, fifteen and
twenty, OF the act to which this is amenda-
tory, are hereby repealed.
December Goth, 1861.
NICHOLAS j. RUsCH,
President Of the Board Of Education.
STATE OF IOWA-SS.
], Thomas II. Benton, Jr., Secretary Of
the Board of Education Of the State Of lows,
do hereby certify that the foregoing acts,
passed by the said Board, are truly copied
from the original rolls on fife in my office.
/. testimony rAsrsof, have hcreunto sub
scribed my name, 1t the City Of Des Moines,
this twenty-s,xth day Of December, A. D.
1861.
THOMAS II. BENTON, Jr.,
Secretary OF the Board Of Education.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-04
President Of the B )ard Of Education
AN ACT.

To rroyide for department Of Military In
siruc,ion in the State University.
Sfc.l. Be /! enacted By the Board Of Ed"
cation Of tie State of lara, That whenever pro-
vision shall be made by the General Assembly
for the expenses Of Department OF Military
Instruction in the State University, the Irus
tees shall establish such Department, and or.
lain laws for the regulation Of the same; and
on the nomination Of the Governor OF the
tate, shall appoint the Professor thereof, and
provide for the cafe keeping Of instruments,
mods :, books, arms and a, coutrements be-
longing to said Department. They may also
require in their discretion. that all the male
students OF the Univ ersity, not conscicntiously
opposed to bearing arms. be drilled in militia.
r. tactics for so man. hours in each week as
they may deem expedient.
December 18th, 1861.
NICHOLAS RUsCH,
ft1 of
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AN ACT

To provide for the authorization. public..
ton, and distribution of the acts. rules
and regulations oil the Board Of Educ..
ton.
SECTION l. Be ii enacted by The Board Of
kduea'io" cfAe State Of Io'ea, That all acts
passed by this Board shall, before they be
come laws, te correctly enrolled and signed
by the presiding officer Of this body.
SEC. =. Tbat . printed certiticat,. of the
Secretary Of this Board shall To apn.ndtd to
the pamphlet containing ! copy oi the laws
OF any session, stating that the act therein
contained have been by him compared with
the original statutes, as passed by this
Board, and such certificate shall be sufficient
evidence of tue correctness of such laws tn
render them receivable as genuine. in ~
cases whatever.
SEC. 3. The Secretary Of this B. ard shall.
by the first day Of March, A. d. 1862. Tor
ward to the County Super intendent Of all
tue counties in the State, three copies Of
sad pamphlet, for every school distric,
within the county Of the proper County Su.
peiintendent, also one copy to each county
omcer and member Of the Board Of Sinner.
visors.
Sec. =. 1t shall be tho duty of the
County Superintendent in each county in
this State, by the first day Of April a. D.
1867, to deposit in each school district in
bis county, with member Of the Board.
three copies Of said pamphlet containing
said laws.
SEC. 8. All acts, rules and regulations,
passed by the Board At the present session
thereof, shall take effect and be in force
from aud after the first day Of April, A. D.
1862.
December 18th, 1861.
NICHOLAS j. Risen,
President OF the Board of Education.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-04
CHAUNCEY HOWARD,
Clerk Of the Superior Court.
AUDITORS OrY1cR. Iowa.

Desmones, January "a, 1889. ,
1t is hereby certified. that on the Gath day Of
January, 1852, asworn statement was flied in this
Office, showing the condition Of the Connecticut
Fire Insurance Company, located at Hartford, in
the State Of Connecticut on the LIST day Of janus
ry, A. D., l-62 in -ccordancc with provision Of
an Act of the General Assembly Of the State Of
Iowa, entitled IAN Act in relation to Insurance
Companies" approved January 9sth, 1857, and an
Act amendatory thereto, approved February 9tb
1858 that said statement shows that said c. "a .
pany possessed Of the requisite amount Of capi-
tai, ard invested as required BY Law.
Authority is therefore given TO The above named
Company to transact busioesI OF Insurance in
this state in accordance with tho laws thereof
until the aist day Of Jssuary, A. D., enc thou
sand eight hundred and sixty three.
1t is also certified, that Louis A. Macklot. Of
Davenport. has been duly appointed BY said Com
Pany their lawful Agent and Attorney for the
county Of SCOTT. with full power to take risks Of
Insurance therein. and to acknowledge service Of
pocess. - provided by Law. upon his filing with
the CLERK OF the District Court in and for said
county, certified copy Of the statement ON flo
In this eace. 1t is further certified that tho A.
tached 10 true and correct copy the said state
ment.
In testinony'vhereof,I have heseuntolset my
hsaa and affixed my Seal of Office, this 3lth day
Of January, 1852.
\. >. J.W. CATTELL,
Auditor Of State.
DAN EiiYs0N Ilenutv TAO