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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03
nCOU RA0ONss.

The Missouri Republican says that
the rebel var 10 Missouri has about
played out; that Tor several weeks "
has bsen Of puny proportions, narrowed
dowa 70 little predatory opsrasion'''uc
- plunde,ing uosrmsd citizens, and
laying waste unprotected farms and
homsstef dc.
The only force Of account is At spring
field. aud tho prospect now is that the
Federal forces moving forward in that
d,cc,;on. will soon cause the rebel Price
and bis horde to make tracks tor tb'
Gland Of cotton" else take him and his
command prisoners. The latter propo'
sition seems quite probable at the pres
an. time. As 10 understand the rela-
tive position OF the troops at the pres
ent time, the rebel chief will find it very
inconvenient and troublesome to make q
march towards Arkansas. We believe
there 10 pretty heavy body Of cavalry
in his immediate vicinity which, 10 case
he attempts to leave Springfield, will
like no better fun than to hang on biz
rear and give him plenty OF trouble, ADD
very likely hem hun in completely.
Next to conqueriog rebellion itself,
uould auch a vicNnrv no hailed with de-
light in the loyal States. Missouri hat
drank almost to the dregs-her agricul
tural and commercial interests have been
almost entirely prostrated, and her PEG
pie are most emphatically 10 condition
to appreciate the blessings Of peace. In
q very few weeks secession will have no
foothold in abat State. Such are the
Indications, and most fervently do We
hope that such is the case.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03
AN ACT

For the publication in certain newspapers
Of the laws passed by the Board Of Edu.
cation at the present session.
Section l. Be 1t enacted By the Board of
Education of the State of lo,ea, That it shall
be the duty Of the Secretary OF the Boaru
Of Education immediately upon the adjourn
ment Of the present session Il ereof, to eau .
Ill the laws passed by the Board 1T the
present session to be published in one num-
Der Of the Weekly State Register, and Des-
Moines Times, newspapers published 1t the
Capitol, aud also in the Iowa School Journal
and Iowa Instructor.
Section 2. 1t shall be the duty Of said
Secretary to send one number of each Of
said newspapers, containing said laws, to
the County Superintendent VI each Coun.
ty in this State.
SECTION 3. The County Superintendent,
upon receiving said newspapers, shall cause
the laws Of the Board u Education to be
published in one number Of two newspapers
published in the County having the largest
circulation in the State, If there be that
number; il not, then be shall have the same
published in one Ut such newspapers, II
there be any.
SECTION 4. The Board OF County Super
visurs SHALL audit and allow to the proper
person ,r persons, for the publication u
aid laws, thirty five cents for one thousand
ems: Provided, that the publishers If the
Register and Times, snail not receive any
greater compensation than the publishers
If the other newspapers publishing said
laws.
SECTION S. This act to take effect and be
in tore. FROM and after its passage.
December 10th 1861.
NICHOLAS J. RuscH,
President of the Board Of Education.
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Nor THE SuMrER.-The Montreal I'D.
oeS,iser makes the following statement
concerning the rebel privateer at Cadiz !:
The Confederate privateer, or rather
pubic armed ship, which has been play.
ing the mischief with American ships
off Cadiz, is not the Sumter, which is
is yet on her Old beat !; bu: one OF the
new vessels Tor which the Nashville took
officers to Europe. Her name and that
Of her consorts will DO known soon
enough in the meantime, there vi be
weeping and wailiug among the under
writer's of Federal war risks"
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,sTAAY LEGlsLATION.

sesstor Duogsn, Of Our State Legis.
'stare, is evidently posted in . thing o.
.wo. In reference to "Estrsys" he be-
introduced . bill into the body which be
.dorps, which provides that tor greater
AGILITY in securing lost horses and cat
lie, "tbe Governor appoint the publisher
# some weekly paper the publisher OF
stray notices; the County Judge is to
end the printer Of such paper, estray
notices With fee OF one dollar enclosed,
aud the printer 10 to transmit TO each
,ouu,y Judge 10 the State, the paper
containing the estray notice, free OF
charge, to keep the same on file."
That is rather rich. Suppose the
"Es,rsy Weekly" be published At Dee
Moines. Well, . farmer down in Ere.
mont county takes up . stray hsifer,
and he immediately notifies the County
Judge, and the Judge writes out the
notice giving . thorough descr'p ion ;
this together with . "strsy dollar" ne
sends to the "stray editor" VIC inserts
the former in bis "stray paper" and the
latter in his pocket. Then must the
stray editor send . copy Of his paper
containing said notice to the County
Judge of every county in the State.
Now there are about ninety counties in
the State that haye Judges attached
consequently it takes ninety "stray
weeklies" to 60 around, and - the bill
provides that it must be done free Of
charge it becomes the STRAY editors
tuty to draw forth his stray dollar, and
invest it in postage stamps, then the
"stray weeklies" may 60 through the
mails. He makes up his "strsy &C.
count" thus:
To Estrsy Editor, Df.
To pub STRAY notice, ono square two W.. ~ ."
20 70 "'stray weekliss," 2>1e.............. 70 20
70 % ons.cent seamps. .................'.' ~
Total. ~ "
CT.
BY one "'stray dollar" ..................... LOO
STRAY editors deficit. ...........$3e9
We don't know which to envy most,
the "stray editors" feelings while gaz-
ing ut the above account, or the genius
of the Honorable Senator who concoct-
II a. lii
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03
Total assets. yeo3 !,

LABIIrTTn.
9TH. No liabilities 70 b'sks
OF others, due or not dss
9Th. No losses adj listed
and due.
9Th. Losses either unad-1
9Th. Adjusted and not
duo.
eth. Losses In SUSPENSE
waiting further proof,
included in last answer
shove.
loth. All oshsr slains i.
against the Company,
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18th. The rule Of The Company u, not % ssssed
$4,000 in any one Rist, sshjses v less ~ aa-
gle IRE
18Th. The amount isssssd In city q village.
depends upon IL s-gsssrsily 81 ths dssirs-
be risks . b bad subject = sAe Iass aosvs
NAMED.
18Th. The amount assured IN ssy 80 bleek Of
buildings. depends upoo IL siss 40 eoastsss-
tion, subject 70 TIE rule abeve referred =.
18th. a deposit q o30.eOo e Teane1ee 0tsss
Donds, W. made With the 0tase u Tenneeses,
IL Aueuss, 1890, bot The sgsssies 81 Ne Con.
pany hsvisg bsen withdraw, ~ The Comoeey
not t1ausactiag sRy business In that Stses, this
deposit will b W,shdnwn Spsa he e1pdrstioe
ofPoliciss II Nay, 1851. 1he saesns 8 -
miums received In the State Of Iowa. ~ ne
year ending December 3ist, 1881. VS. II, 80 -
the reosipS ,es the ooaeh u Dsssnbs'' ISL
being estimats1.
18th The Act Of inserperssios u The ssss =
a''''0'''' Il. HUNTINGTON. Psssidsss.
Two g. ALLYN. 6ecey.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03

Poor OLD UNCLE ToM.-The Eng
ish "philanthropists" are deserting 'Un-
Gle Tom" The London Athendeam
declares its conviction that the system
Of slavery at the South is more beneh.
cent to the negro than freedom at the
North, and therefore, by no means so
wrong as it has been thought. The
SATURDAY, Review ridicules the anti.
slavery sentiment of Great Britain in
one column, while it denounces popular
government as mob Law in the next.
The London Revie,c argues that the
negro ought not to be freed, because, "lefl
to the free indulgence Of his natural in
clinations, he will not labor at ALL"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03
AN ACT

For the Encouragement Of rsaeher's Institutes.
5HonIoS /. b It enacted BY tie Board Of
EdAeatsvns Of tie biGte Of I0sa. That during
tas time Of holding . leaehsr's Institute In
any county In this State. any schools th.t my
BE- In ee-sion in such county shsll be closed
aud Il 10 hereby made the duty Of ell TsAchsrs.
and persons u.slriDg 1saohss's Co. tincats. 10
attend sLeh Institute. OF present TO the County
Sopsrint. nd .bt satisfsctory reasons for not "a
attending. before receiving such certificate.
NICHOLAS J. RU3CH.
Presi lent Of the Board Of Education.
December 18th, 1851.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03

Board: to elect President And the requi-
ate number Of Professors and Tutors: Pro
v;ded. that the whole number Of Professors,
Tutors and Faculty, shall not in any man
ner be increased BY the discontisaance Of
tho Office Of Curator; also, such other OH
cers = they may deem expedieot; ana %
determine the amount Of their respective
salaries; also, tho compensation OF tne
Treasurer. They shall have power % re-
move any officer connected with the inst.
tuition. when ia their judgment, the good Of
the in.titution requires, and to determine
the amount Of fees to b. paid Tor tuition.
Section L. 1t shall be the duty 9! the
Secretary 70 record al proceedings d the
Board Of Trustees, and carefully 70 pre-
serve all its books and paper. His books
shall exhibit what oi the University lands
have been sold when the same were sold
as what prices, and TO whom on what
terms what portion Of the purchase money
he's been paid, and when raid on each sale
and how tue Aame has been inveseso, ana
on what security how much il due on each
s.,e by whom and how secured, and when
psyable what lands remain unsoId where
situate; and its appraised value, II sP-
nraised, or its estimated value u n0e ap-
,.r.,aed. His books shalt also show bow
The permanent fund Of the University b. .
hen invested the amount OF each kind Of
s.ocxs, If any, With the date thereof, asd
!. hen due and the interest Thereon, and
. hen aud where payable; tho amount u
each loan, IL any, and when made and pay
stIe 70 whom, aed bow secured; and %
that interest, and when and where payable.
W uea any further sales q land, O further
shall b made, the Secretary
,hsll enter the Sane upon his books ~
.bovs set firth. The Secretary shall eoun-
tsrsign end Register I'll orders a. money on
10 Treasures, and The Treasures shall not
~ any order q him ior money, snlsss To
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03
AN ACT

AN ACT
To render District Townships liable for the
debts Of old Districts, and to enable them
to sue in certain Cases.
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted BY the Board Of
Education Of the STATE Of l0wa, That Dis
tr,ct Township shalt be liable for oil the
tebts aud liabilities existing against any
District on the 18th Of March, A. D. 1858,
which now forms sub District Of the DIS.
trict Township.
SAcTIok g. It shall be the duty Of the
Board Of Dire ctors to audit and allow oil
claims for such debts and liabilities and
when any such claim is allowed either BY
the Board, or by . judgment rendered
against the District Township, it shall oe
the duty of the Board to levy tax Tor the
pay ment Of such claim or judgment, IN the
same manner a. though . school house or
other tax bad been voted.
SECTION 3. The Board may discriminate
in the levy Of said tax according 70 the very
right Of each particular case and ~ doing
70, any sub district or part Of sub-d'strict
in the District may bs required to pay the
/ greater PARTON, or al, VI no part oi sa'o
| tax, ~ the Board may determine, according
to the equity and justice Of the case.
Section 4 Should any part OF the seri'-
tory compris'ng the debtor District on tne
18th Of March, 1868, not now form peri
Vi said District - . sub-d'stIict, out '0I0
part Of , new sub district IN anotner DIS
trct Township, it is hereby made the ooty
IT the Board Of such last named Ois.r'c'
Townships to audit and allow to sa'd deo'oi
District, so made liable by this act, sucn
part of the Indebtedness Of the or'e'na'
District Aforesaid a right and justice would
determine.
SECTION S. II the two Boards cannot
agree the County Superintendent shall az.
eide, and the amount ~ found BY hi@ snsi'
stand IS . liability Of such debtor Dntf'c.
Township to the District Township frst
named in this Act.
SEcrIoN 6. A Di.trict Township = here
BY authorized to sue for and co''ec. ~
debts and demands due any School D'sts.ct
- organized en- the 18th Of Maren, 1000
which now forms sub District 10 ssid Dis-
trict Township.
Sxcrlox7. When any old School District
~ organized on the l2.h Of March Aforesaid
soal' not now form sub O's.I'c T.M - ~!
District Township, the Dstr'c. ao"n .h.p
containing greater portion .a. r. ~ III H..
District Township Of ouch oio 0c'T U...s,
s.'ct shall be deemed the proper D's'.' S.
1owLship to sue Tor and o'lett rs ue''. ~
and debts due such old School, D'...'..' ~" uJ
also liable to be sued Tor the oeo's s"~
liabilities Of such District. a 5,
ShcTioH In the cases coosemP,..e1 "
the preceding section, the County SoPe ~.
tsndent shall decide % between TUG
tr'ct Townships containing any par. u Tue s.s
territory Of such old School D strict, wa.'
part each District To.osl'p sna'' 's y ~.
and what amount each shall Ply; o. .os
Township mentioned 10 tsd section, ::
guilty and justice shall seem to oetel an.ns
fos'ded, the District Boards nay o o.,;r.
mine ~ their joint agreement the e''
sac)ect Of this sece.on.
NICHOLAS J RuscH,
PRESIDENT Of the Buasd u Ao"'s''
ote'nbsr 18th, 1851.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03

To authorize Districs Township Boards to cub.
scribe Tor the Iowa School Journal and Iovs
Instructor.
SncuoS l. Be 0snsetsd BY tie Boasd Of Eds.
cation Of the Siaas Of LoUs. That the Board Of
Directors Of each school Dlstriet In this state,
10 hereby authorised 70 subscribe tor and take
q least one COPY Of ths lowe School Journal
and Iowa Instructor.
SsUrrox 2. The copy - copies Of the Iowa
School Journal and Iowa Instructor. which
nav b Sub 'cribsd for agresably 70 the pro.
vision Of Ssetioa one Of this Act, shall b end
remain pert Of the School District Library.
NICHOLAS J. RUSCH,
President Of The Board Of Edoestios.
Oecember 18th, 1881.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-03

that was made.
1.-THE time, too, at which this ar
rangement Was made, by which such
vast aud d'spropor Tomato amount of the
public money was paid for 30 incons,der.
able service, was peculiarly uutortu.
nate. The country was engaged in .
war in which its very existence was .,
stake. The nation had been aroused.
and was contributing men and MONEY
without stint to defend the national life.
vindlcate the national honor, aud restore
the r'ghtfnl supremacy Of the coust,tu.
ton and the laws. The energies aud
industry of the country were to be tar.
ed as they never had been before. and
the pressing necessities of the Govern.
ment bad compelled it to resort to new
and untried sources Of revenue. The
hut OF poverty and the eplendid MANSIONS
OF wealth we're alike called upon to aid
IN bearing the burden which rebellion
and civil var had thrown upon the ma.
ton. All this was borne. and would
have been borne cheerfully If the tax
| payers had seen or been Convinced th.t
their money was to be faithfully and
economically applied to The purposes
for which II was raised. But, when
they zee immense sums 'avished u,,on
personal or p litical fAvori,es for sm.ll
and ioconsiderable services, confidence
10 tho Government is impaired, public
credit is paralyzed, and the existence Of
the nation II imnopillod
"Tbe $4,000 ofthe pull lie money now
in the bands of Mr.. Gee rgs ID. Morgan
in equity and good cons., nee belong.
to the Government and not to him, and
shorld At once be restored o the nation.
q treasufys md such reasonable ompen.
.:t'oo 10, hi serv'c.s paid to him .. jus.
tioe shall require.
Your Committee recommend the
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