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YELLOW BluFr, Ala, april 2, 1851.
Editor" -ft:st7i;.s7 o,+d Ec1;efer:
The Indie of ttis yiciaity gaze dlcner ct this
place to-day 10 Capt. ". Il. Welch's hna infantry
e.rnlanr, "iso cuabark this evening for TIE 1oar.
The dinner xas free 10 the volunteers and every
body else vas charged, with the understanding
tbat the proceeds should be applied to the *'Wo-
ncu'e Gurhnat FEn1." The result was the collec-
tior Of $5s, which Fcud hy Captain He1ch: All
our men who are physically able are gone to lbs
Var and there is little money in the couut1T OF
more would have been raised
Yours, respectfully,
ALBERT a. DUMAS.
We have also received, since our last re-
port, the following sums:
From ladies OF B1ack Bend. Wilcox coua-
t., through ME- Jsnc D. Packer. 41171o
From Mrs. M. G. Wil1eeson. ---..-.S0 n.
Fnm Mrf. F. j. GsillaFa ----..--.-, 33 bH1
From Nrs. Nary e. Hall Honey Cut, Bald ::
Win county, through Hary Slough Sl0
Edmund Rufin. the patriarch Of Southern
rights, has given fire hundred dellsss ss towards
WAITED 1MMEDIATEEY-For the 9unhost
Louieiana, three tons halEinch square IRON. Send
t. At once and charge ~ much as your patriotism
viii permit, MURRAY FoWLHa,
~. o. De'ea, "a. -
, 1862-04-23
A LIBERAL EDUCATION with
EsIliTARNlNSTBueIt0A AND pRtll.

WESTERN UNION COLLEGE aud MILITARY
ACADEMY has been located ut FULTON, ILL., and
Wi open P1imsry acsde;rle and Cullegase Couzsea5
On sept Issh ls61 The College hss twelve experiences
saces both alar and seientide so1Tses @ te aaess
attractive eroEnds fne Gymnasium and many other
seTsnt.ees which should claim tEe attention nslen
FlETRT AID R7LE TACTICS, SWORD BAToFEr AUD
GYnEAsT1c ExkRG1szs. GoaAoy zoCAEEt ASp fASnz :s
ior board fUrniaAeG room. fuel 1Ehte washing and
hons fer or bos 1ders under the sane rosf 1t9 ana
he csnstant Of the tearhsrs address los II "a
ioTs = COVERT. PfeR1Eent Fulton, Ill te4FEHs@a11
, 1862-04-23

TIL r
Northern Transportation Coy
OF OHIO
1sprepared to t1ans1 ort proporty between
Boston, all Points In New England, New FORK
and the Vest,
With promptress, care AMI dispatch
J1*s yell Known Line OF Fourteen Fnstclas5 Sc-eW
Steamers connects at Osdensburg with the
Railroad for Boston and all Points in New
Englaud;
at Cape Vincent with the
Railread and Propeller Line between Cape
Vincent and New York,
and at OsWego With
LINE OF 25 FIRST CLASS CANAL BOATS,
Between oswego, Troy, Albany and New York,
Ferraang rAIIT LINE from Boston. New York
Ogdensaure: Care Vincent and osWeso 70 Clcyc.and,
Toledo and Detroit, -...- .,.
AND a TRLw sEKLY LINE To
Chicago, Milwaukee and intermediate Ports.
AGENTS.:
j, Myers 1el Broadway. kcw York John HocG
ing State esrcet Boston Geo. A. EDDY Q-deas1ufEh
q 7. Creyo'in Care Eincent. John u: Crawford. Us
Vego: Pelttn Breed Cleveland; Ws5Ssr @ & ~ MHsyeA
kee. Taylor, Ma1ray & Co., Racine.
Larry & HOWE, Agents,
Foot Of Worth Lasalls st.. Chicago.
Eaps-p52 6m1
, 1862-04-23
TDHK 2, KELLOGG & Go.
No. a Water Street, NeW FORK,

nFFxK FOE BALE FKDA TE1TKD STATES RoApKD HA7&r
HpCsE OF THEIR OWN 1XPoRrAT1oSs
CU4EAC BRAKDIES-1taEd. Dt4ouy Il CO. F1nee
EaHtiIIon Il Co. and other brands, Of vozlous Ftn-
fsEes dark and pale in halves quarters and edzhsha
ROCHELLE BRANDIEs- -Peueyotsiu- A selgnete3
md olher brands, dark aod pate. Ii tne nsaA&
HDEiANb GEJ. T. Kellogg Co.'S senisdan- o An@
Wee Drop, tn pipes, three 9r p.pea p.p ~ haGfs ~
WHIBKys-Mehan's Irish An4 F41ssgs 5eqx6si; ~;
TINESPort, Sherry M9dcna' oos"@@N- A8-tN -AIe
orr0Ent x HordesuI fane, IN esses and baskets
A19Ms1 A1M1tt3,a.s sAs0 mis- n2t2c3n HWA7
, 1862-04-23
AegaI nqtices.

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUN-
June Term, 1Ss2-Ean II. Higgins Va MasstnA Mcslur.
7sY, robert Lag Tnlry ApplsbuE. Frederick Banner,
John ke+uan, FIHEces Aassi13 McAurray and Mary
ADJ AcAn1ray.-ln CbancerF.
Affidavit Of the non residence of John Keenan,. de.
fanant above named, bRvpR been filed IN the Office OF
the Clerk q sid Superior Court e Chieago Nottca i
piainsnI heretofore fled his blu Of complaint In Bstd
Court On the Chaneey aide thereof sud that sum;
mons theleurpu Issued out Of said Court RXanst said
defendasr Jcln Keenan,. .etuIoable On the hEss Aoa
dav uf June next (ls62-1 ss IL hl laW required
Now urIeas 5pu. the SAID John Keenan, shall per-
sonslty be and appear before sad Superior Court
q Chieago of CooS Couaty, on the hrss aay Of the
said County, OF tho INST Moaday Of Jnpe 1saS nd M
81 complaint the same aud the matters and thtnEs
tha1ea charged and stated viii be taken = confessed
nSayer Of sald bill THOMAS B. CARTER Clerk
JOSEPH E, GAEf, ConplTH aolr. Mts9 nESafT1tew
, 1862-04-23
miSeeIla1teDuS.
A & E Y I e
WATER CURE.

On the North Side, Chicago LII
DR. GTLLT late Of Kenosha. Ga!eshnrg: and otae1
T liter Cure Establishments. is at Laka view, 5
boaSde1s best place Il the Veal fs c, NJ fsa IT,
rTfIht mica BATE and all other ayKlentc ageEGtss
noanae5s can Pc os 9sn s md Mt1 Il
he North Side street Cars. Connections none s1fea
tiu7ts d.y with street CATE. Beautifully Mta&se1 on
!and with besu,{ful drives walEs making oss @
jtfrnble and healthy Summer Residence Adafeastox
circular Dr. ct Mr.. GULLY, ol the psoqdetoEa foss
Cf:ce Boz Ii15 Chicsgo. Ill
F4sS
, 1862-04-23

DDYLE,S CHEAP STORE, No.
ID 1ss South Clark street. Having now 5seeiSea s1s
HOOP sEHm LadIes ard Misses Shoes. and sglS4sda
lot ef seE!nE GoaaE We sfe TOW ng " ets1ssre
LOOK ar TIE PKsCEs:- Fine Jaconet co.la1A = csnss
saps1!ss Ja:oasE Golss ssA es AZ seSsd ound Veila s
cts: Bound yea 20 eta Fine Liner sts tfae
TX cts; Fine Linen Hem 8ttch HdklS y s7 cte
TeItsd skirt BrN3 Gts; Ladies' G*5pet ertas Rs
LAe iea Congress Hsel Gafa9f 3 shoes
md other bargstns n1neToEs = 1t ~ ii acreE
io1nd only r 6tA La "1.e spEsF2a2W
, 1862-04-23
II NOW THYSELF1
D~~ r. TT RTR4T a NM

DIR. i. III. mcCAN Ms
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, detects to ce.talnty
he true condition and locality Of diseases, hy sapla
and SCIENTIFIC method without asking any questions.
Diseases of the Throat and LunGs eated By Medical
inhalation and Constitutional reatznent Diseases oa
e Heart Of the Stomach, Of the LFef. ktdneZA Drop
q St Vitus' Dance CaneerH Gntont Uloerz4 Eheumar
fsrn Neuralgia, Paralysis Fistuis sIssms Es RI
sases Kqpturs DtaIrhos II saS.s sn snsaaa 3 a.
tine ne are not a = cure-a1" doctor and VIII under
axe no case without q tair prospect H recovery.
Female Diseases &C.,
such az Euppressions Irregularities. Failing q ths
womb TumoEs, all Urinary DisesseA Netvons 4eea1t{i
Painf1 Difficult Ba11Saa e., m7a
81 speedily cured without polso1ou1 olngA HufioHa
St 1npa4stnbe n ediclnee Of any kind Haye 70 de.-
.v IN calIjnE no difference what your troubles may
Sc The afeted are cordially invited TO call and sat
ST Themselves
IonsuItatIons and Examinations Free
Of Charge
AL communications strictly confidential 0mce IN
b. Street Railroad Building corner q State and Ran
olph streets Otdce hours from A. n t4 gP. u
Address j. Il. McCANN, II. D., Chicago IL Leteer3
20 my address, i1clostng stamp ElA RECEIVE proI4pt
attention. or for TWO stamps WtK 1ena pamphlet
rae set2w1y
, 1862-04-23

DR. FRANKLIN CHAVETTS
~ UTERINE CORDIAL II TAEKAHTXp TO ouEH
Ut YoRNs OF UTERINE Disease, OF the MONEY viii
hc HEFIEDYD Satisfactory references can BE- seen ct
lis oTce 1l8 West Van Buzen street Consultation
Tet r t. BOZ 3s5. Dr. C. has pEactced medicine for
q yeara four OF Ehfch have been IN thia CITY.
tg8-E45SSE1
, 1862-04-23

THE, MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
OfHoc Is william street. Few York, March 18th. 1857
The Annual Klecaon for Directors o1 thls company
xil be held It tha Co.rpanyb D3ce II Toledo ONO
i on W1nNKsDAT. the 2Sd day OF April 1e3t At noon-
The polts Will Eem1In open until O'Clock n
h The STOCK Transfer Books vii be c4u6ad Gom ms
! I'd Until the 3Sd pEonmo, beth days inclusive.
uhiTnS6h ~ q. 2. .BAEHYDT. Gee1efaf7.
, 1862-04-23

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY, ss-supe1tor Court Of Chicago, June
Term a. b. 1852 william T. Burgess vs Dennis Beach
ana Teter r. Peckhasn.-Attachnent
Publlc notice is hereby Riven 70 the ea.d Dennis
nert sued ont ef the office of the Cierk Or ths 81
nercr Cnuft CT Chicago, dated the Mrs+ daY o. Af+
4 b 1852 1T the suit OF the said william r Burgess
snd 8gsinet the estate OF the said Beuus Beach nno
tred Dela1s Directed to tie Sheriff Of Cook Coun:T,
which said writ has been returned executed.
Env fherrfnre t1nIe4a rou the sad DsnaB Beach
and rese.W pecs1sEn- shall personally be and apper
before the said Enpeflof EouIt 9f Chicago 1r he1ofe
tbn Sst day of he term thereof to be holden Ut the
Court House IN the CITY of ChlesEo o. The aESf 5 Mon
tie said plaintiffs action Judgment VII he entered
against ron and Il favor of the said plaintiff ana 20
ucb Of the property attached naJ be sufficient %
satisfy The said jut6ment and c2sts E1 hs sold to
6at1ety the came. THDo- =. CAhiEl~ EleIk-
WM F. BURGESS, In proper sp1 Hs9A4"
, 1862-04-23

a. For the cheapest and best Hal.
serve,rv WIN r,atds fufla F1t1zttx ETC 70 to l.
oHsWELDT, ioo Like street and examine those woa.
ds5 q 81 Mr. E9 sNay saa E dSsss & % u
a1g HRir JewelTy contains AswRsa tAe newest f2Eta
stJles- AL aIt1ElsS VIII EtFa cut1a s21s81aSson-
nrc& Ivy
, 1862-04-23
TIFF SCARCITY OF PRINTERS.

THE PnIsTERs.-The Typographical Society,
whom are in the Confederate army. They are
numbered among the most patriotic men in
the South, for they respond uobly to any call
OF their country. There are no about 80 OF
th.m left in the city, most Of whom hare
families. Tho Society has donated from their
funds, $225 to every member who would enlist,
and = ere it not for their wives and little ones,
the newspapers Of the city would be com
PEELED to suspend While hostilitfc6 lasted, for
want Of ptinstrs.-lfsnphis 4uaZazehe.
, 1862-04-23

CATARRHt +. oIANTARRHt:,: I

HATARRHi QATARRHtt.
~ CAEAHRHHl Fl:
DE-. KEKLYK7s LIQUID 1puAxA1RH RKN2uY,
: Wxra1nxxD eons = sn5 oarsin y ::
CATARRH or COLD ~ THE HEAD.
ox1 Hu1Dxm THuusA1p patsons % yeaz1Y n n,ts
saaRn Sfsa fals = < ts s dssass III
CAT4RRH n THE NOSE.
Tne nsxt 3sp being 70 tha tross md n4aatais1 tsbs
A1f ftis eaaeT e cuie Cata,n and b
s1sg s nIss IT, r 81 pss1 %s1 :1e i
IL sS@pso1na e1 g.sah ~ IT, Esasspaly spgeszs
szs "a 4 Ia aIss as9 sgse. "a
sensitive 70 the changes of femperatate T. this con
s5 ea s IS "a sds Ssoss E t "a s5s ~
A1 the dgase becomes chronic f4 dlschargea are tn
creased Il quantity and eh1nged u qqsty taey aze
hSH s9a g. nssxH inss FL
hawERo or eougned on. Tho 1s.tsaoak ~ onanstya.
T. eaa a ss s & ds
eroyed; destneM Gequeatly sAaea PIE Ano{Ss9 y f
sao sRd onPpo = r. e arna q a
tSe hesd db1ng lie night Hhsn IS e aSes e. p..es t@as @
i1ngs, and should m loss no tms = aI7ssanE I The
apoTe are the symptoms Of Czsazra - Trey appear IN
oott b tbe e id q the LIQUID cAIArRH EEaEpY, n
Il ese B5nptous caa be quickly md eaectnafy re.
moTed. Aid Fave sufficient eonadenea n the ReMe.
g e e Tas T.
for month, no benefit & received Inc Aonas pasd
u" Puce S of sas Gataz7h Remedy for ase
OHce, 18e Lake. Cornef OF We1s'st'
de1:ssSm Assfss Fost omce s. Bo3 81. Gaiesso. H.
, 1862-04-23
@eetirlg ot 5toekbolners.

STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE.
~ The stockboldcts Of tho Pittsburgh, Fort WaS{ns
that the Sack Books q TIC seX EoRrs1y ase me- no
trnnHcrred By them to the Purchasing Agentat on
books now In Tits Office VIII u due tnerecetEe there
fur stock in the rP.orE8nfZed Company.
N~N JOS. Il. MOORE, f:oln't & GenI Agt-
Chicago, tpTil15. fap16-p40fe#l q nesrboln-sl.
, 1862-04-23

TIE AUTO DA FE OF KING COTTON.
| The Mobile Tribune has the following ex-
! tract OF q late letter from Athens, North
Alabama:
The cotton in Giles and Murray counties,
Tenn, has been and Is being burnt, as the
solditrs-Sco!t's Louisiana Cayalry-but iu
most cases with the hearty consent OF the
owners. The people here are steady in their
nerves and nobody is rgnning aKay; The The
aay @ back to Decatur. The bridges are all
burnt beyond that point by onr soldiers.
H- Rev. P. P. Smith, Of Florida, in lct-
ter to the Southern Christian Ad"ocate, OF
Charleston, says that the planters In FloEida
arc hauling their cotton into the open fields,
away from their houses, to burn it, II the
Yankees should approach.
AND IT'S DETHRONEMENT.
We are rcjoiccd 10 see cyidancc from all
quarters Of the South, that the Planters are
: resolved to givehn their lands and force to
provisions, except q bare suficiency to pre-
Serve cotton seed, and an enough lint for
domestic use. Hitherto the great pride Of
cotton planters las been in the quantity Of
production-the more bales the greater the
triumph. Nov the rule is just tie contrary
the smaller the production the higher the
ryward-thc brighter the patr otisu, aud the
more enduring the reputation Of the planter.
We have the names Of planters owning field
seed Of cotton, but cover their broad acres 10
grain and other provision crops for 1867.
We're this &, neral, the war would speedily
8, fiues1ge'iuc (Ga-) Recorder.
na E~ We do not presume to say that ths
X Southern man who takes advantage Of the
to crisis, and viii with ayaricious intent culti
y.tes cot on rs usual ought to be regarded
, with equal odiu1u, as the Tory Of the Revolt
H. tion; yet we take tlis occasion to intoEu
Ite suth man, if unfortunately there should bs
re- | Que in the Confederate States, that there vii
Tor be DANCER in the experiment. It will be th'
safest policy, and much more profitable il
the end to fill into the current, aud help til
tic cti,rtry in its struggle for Independence
n. Delta.
+ The amount Of cow-peas and potatoes 1ai,
OF ! off to 1,laut is amazn5 u We are spinniu
ted ted and weaving our own cloth," said he; 4'tw
he machines going all The time, and on rainy day
fourteen spinning wheels" AS for COWS an
OTIS calses, SONS snd pigs, sheep and lambs, au
an 1a:a1es and colts, they arc being nursed ilk
1!e, s.tolkE." VIC are beginning to touch bottom
aFs' Mr.. Editor, and build up on good foundations
will bc recovered Our "quarters" will NJ
of look like collection Of Indian Wigwams,
to which men, women and children arc comfor
ion less ard crowded. The cotton screw and gi'
the house II i'll not be the only respectable bntlt
the irEe on plantation, orershadowlug ever
hat thing else. Why, I talked with one eensib
lty, man who VAS engaged in turning his new b
to Gin house into family dwelling, and ve
tier commodiuus one it will 1nake-four or Il
eks large rooms, With ten feet Of hall, high garge
etc AS tor The screw, he has moved th
us- | hack, and will pack hay and the Hike hcreaftt
Cor. a. O. Pedyune.
, 1862-04-23

FOREST HOME FOR BOYS
L Thorough instruction, in SAFE HOME, foT =
ew SELECT lads In deisntfaI suburb os ChisaSo: M {:
int Weduesiay il May card OF fully specadu itema
with reliable references will he promptly sent to any
f:htcaco iii ar3 pstSV
, 1862-04-23
: 9tfHn1hnatEt1tef$.

0. A N ~ ~ r. ~ @~ - --~'A" l
:: CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
AND LAKE SUPERIOR LlNE.sf
: On the opening of navigation.
4 FIRST CLAss sTEAmER
Ess.s % sHs PIT Z g &
sailing dass v1H be given here a1a1; -
.pl4 psssm 2as and Isl zanHF soasa Ia I etfsst
TIL E
Western Transportation Go. |
b: WESTERN EXPRESS. |
So.
JOHN ALLEN, JR., PRESIDENT.
THE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION COM
stan F1opeeIs On assts ds5s = VIII II thosa of lie
NEW XoRK CENTRAL
AEp
mICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROADS.
Numhs11ng thirty nrktc,as9 ataqnch and strong s.eam
en- od:z e tae som%sIetal public tns toex71g sy1
SStss saa csSa ssa stats e cs
16V Van3t 60at8s
6 6s1 s s ss e e nsa Bas vi e
Propeller Iines:
,vr1 wr7S,,z.C1nnN
s.s...ss -. 80. r.-....-, -, - ~,
the NV To.R GeatIai 3aiiIoa5 i1 to Easlo' eonae
W1a ne EaTona e taaIoare leading N5s and Hifn ne
iaSes: 1-'se " 3'psue's vi @'0 opp<4 'na 1--WE
sYhe Tk,.ae.r KuK.e HSne n1;7..
A<S A~ A1SSse
W.. O. stesme1a. BIC. q g. Line steamers.
T0NA"ANDA9 FOUNTAIN CITY,
pRKE STATE. wENoEA,
| MOHAWK. MENDOZA.
--n-- ~-Unr191.-1r 1rrv
/ FL nVU1Hs Es sNaAeH1AH2ats t1 = =
| NE17rrT!EE. tSALKfNA.
| -,
| MAY FLV "ksGks CkaAGANVs
Leaving the dock at Erie Badn aud foot Of Michigan
st!eeL eyery evening at o'clock. For freight
sage apply At shS MseFn fa ss ns Es
6f5icss fnnt Of MjchIea III sfreet
t oA-~>' Ao ~~
The f1fEs*0ff T19tE E1u3E4g.
Via Eotth Shore dirsct,
MISSOURI. DUNKIBK+
FLLIEOrS, CONCORD.
SAGINAW. MARY STEWART
| OMAH PASHA.
Leaving the dock. Erie Basin. every evening, at
, 1862-04-23

NOTICE.-All the notes and sc
eennts zsstgned to me- { C,5 Gt5ter e. e. 1n ?9tH H
E.g III anriI nc1t st y ofca 81 Washtngtoa seaet
St h. Of 70 oclock r. to sas 1 hSsss: 2aas5 5
~ FEN At The above place ASHER EAkFEE.
~ ese4 N- >1S ARtaEee Of 7. 3, Carter:
Chicago. Marrh 2. 1s2- Eaa2%ns'ssd
, 1862-04-23

NF7ISm prepared 70 cut 70 orfsr.x aAlyae dn
eIoet Rottce long md shoss 1saEs9s Aa HaE ss4
Shingles for saae. 0ttes foot Of WasE Ma.!4tsN =
sP7FasttM . = -'''- ao16a GAsiaAa'
, 1862-04-23

Ten thousand volunteers have been removed
from Pensacola and Mobile to join the gallant
bY the militia The business part OF Mobile
presents deserted aud desolate appearance.
Nearly Ill the places of business are closed,
and their propfietors of to the Wars-N O.
Efc07a:72s.
, 1862-04-23
Mlp11fp to Ioan.

MONEY TO LOAN ON UN1N-
numbered Eea1 Estate in Illinois within one hun
d1PH mes Of Chicago Ii sucs Of one thousand d2llafe
.+.naf - r,cIn * 4 mis- nii5im
, 1862-04-23
1ANkEE COLONIZIEG.
3Ffpn tfn. Kew Un.1,e.. x,1 .

The steamer Atlausic left New York feB
days since with cargo Of army sta.cs. and
about et1ty passengers, Who accompanied I'M.
Z. L. Pierce, the Yankee Government AGENT
in charge Of the Plantations End contrahsads
It Po1t Royal. fThree-fou:ths Of the number
are men Eho arc to be superinteadeats Of the
abandoned estates, and vii direct the1ahors
,of the negroes. :nao ate to be employed in
saa6 asli al1fsa a,tatA pntEpts ~ cotton calsure,
, 1862-04-23

and raising vegetables for their own support
aud Tor Tie 1ee OF the army at TINT point,
Twelve or fifteen Of the passengers are Ia
dies, who will become teachers Of an iu-
dustrial school, which will be at once estab-:
1ished Mt Port Royal, under the superineen-
Mrs. Senator Harlan, Of Iowa, is among the
ladies, aud will assist in some department OF
the work. About three Thousand dollars
worth Of agricultural implements, including
plows, hoes, and others in most common use,
have been purchased by Mr. Pierce, and will
te taken to Port Royal IN the Atlantic. He
barrel contributed from the@ Patent Office ut
Washington, as we'll as some medicines aud
ether necessary articles
, 1862-04-23

ANpREW JOHNsoS.-A rumor prevailed in
Memphis last Monday that Andrew johnson
had been shot and Instantly Killed in Nash
vile, and that the msn who killed him had
made good his escape. Ifnot true now, proba-
by it will be, some oi these dnJs.-N O. Cfes-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-21
PARNHART HOUSE.
Il. Barnhart Proprietor.

Four mile< West of McGregor. The Pro-
prietor viii furnish the best of accommoda-
tions. neglecting nothing designed for the
comfort of his guests. s*x*Good stablng for
teams. [n18v3
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-21
AN hCl'

70 authorize District Township Boards to sub
scribe for tke Iowa School Journal and
Iowa Instructor.
Sec.i BE 1t cnoctedIy the Board Of Edu-
cato" q the S"!e Of iova, That the Board
OF Directors OF each School District in this
STATE, is hereby authorized to subscribe for
and take at least one copy Of the Iowa
School Journa! and Iowa Instructor.
Sec 2. The copy or copies Of the Iovg
School Journal and Iowa Instr uctor. which
may be subscribed for agrecably to the pro-
vision Of Section one of this A ct. shall he ant,
remain part OF the Scloul District l..
brary.
NICHOLAS ]. RUscH,
President of the Board of Education
December 18th. 1861.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-21
AN ACT

Defining the duties and regulating the Com
peasatlon of County Superintendents,
Sec. !. BE 1t enacted by the Board of Edu-
fa',on Of the State Of lara, That County
Superintendent o. Common Schools shall b,
elected in each organ zed County of this
state, whose term of service shall be two
years
Sec. 2. The next election of that ffiocer
shall take place on the second Tuesday of Oc-
tober, 1863, at the time and several places of
electing the Township Boards, and the Cen
eral Election on every two years thereafter;
and the election returns to be made in the
same manner as tor other county officers
The present incumbents. who were elected
on the second Tuesday of October, 1861, shalt
serve IN that capacity until theis Successors
are elected and qualified, but the rate OF
their compensation after the taking effect OF
this Act, shall be as hereinafter provided.
Sec, 8. Every County Superintendent
hereafter elected in the State Of Iowa, shall
on Or before the first day OF Jannary next
alter his election, execute and fie in the
Office of the Clerk Of Board Of Supervisors Of
the county in which he was elected bond
to the State Of Iowa, with two or more good
and sufficient sureties, in the sam of five hun-
drcd dollars, conditioned tor the faithful per-
formGnce OF his duties as Superintendent, and
take and subscribe the oath as provided bv
law in cases where official bonds are required
said bond to be approved by the Board oF
Supervisors OF the county in which the ST.
perintendent has been elected
Sec. !. County Superintenaents, elected
at the general election in October, 1861, shall
within ten days after the taking effect ofthis
act enter into tond as prescribed in the third
section of this act
Sec. S. Should any County Superintend-
ent hereafter elected or any elected in the
general election in October, 1851, fail to G!e
an official bond, and take and subscribe tho
oath Of Office as prescribed in the third and
fourth sections of this act the Office shall be-
come vacant.
Sec. 6. If, for any cause, vacancy &C,
ours in said otHcc, the Board of Supervisors
OF the county in which the vacancy occurs,
shall appoint some suitable person to fill spph
vacancy, who Shall hold his ,fica till the
first day Of January after the noxt general
election, at which the county Superintendent
would be elected had no vacancy occurret,
and who shall file the bond and take and
subscribe the oath prescribed in tie thigl
section Of this act.
Concluded naxt week.
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dents, with their names, ages, studies. sex.
aod residence the situation and condition
of the University fund the income derived
herct'on the amount Of expenditures and
ach other matters as the Board Of Trustees
nay dem proper TO communicate.
Sec. 20. All acts and parts Of acts, in
onsistent with this act are hereby rcpcal
ed.
NICHOLAS J. RUscH,
Pre~ident Of the Board Of Education.
December I7;b, 1861
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SADL Err,

"OULD announce to the public generally
w and his friends particularly. that having
pTrchasci the Stand and the STOCK OF
GEo 'E2jES heretofore kept by NR
GEORGE Eek, that it is his purpose to keep
at all times n supply of such articles inclu-
ding all Staple Groceries, as the demands Of
tho country require. His motto is ready pay
and Smlll profits, preferring the nimhIe SIX
pe"ce to the slow shilling. Farm Produce
generally taken IN exchange for goods and
highest market prices paid
share Of patronage respectful y solicited.
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AN ACT

AN ACT
TO authorize the teaching Of the German. or
other language, in the Common Schools.
Sec. 1. BE 1t enacted by the Board Of Edu-
cat aon Of the State Of IOara, That the electors
OF any School District, at any legally called
School Meeting. may, by vote Of Il majority
Of the electors present, direct the German, or
other language, to be taught as branch in
one or more Of the Schools Of said District to
the scholars attending the same, whose pa
rents or guardians may SO desire and there
upon it shall be the duty OF such Board OF Di-
rectors 10 provide that the same be done :;
Proraded, that all other branches taught in
said school or schools, shall be taught in the
English language P,oUidcd further, that
the person employed in teaching the said
branches shall satisfy the County Superin-
tendent of his ability and qualifications, and
receive from him certificate to that ef-
feet.
December 14th, 1861.
NICHOLAS J. RUsCH,
President of the Board of Education.