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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-16


Sic. II. Section 81 OF said Chapter
to the following, to wit: Provided,
that the organization of such Indepen.
dent District shall be completed OH or
before the first day of August of the
year in which said organization is at
tempted and when such organization Is
thus completed, all taxes levied by the
Board of Directors of the District Town
ship, of which the Independent Dis.
trict formed part i'm that year, shall be
void so far as the property within the
limits of the independent District is
concerned, and the Board of Directors
of such Independent District shall levy
all necessary taxes for school purposes
as provided by law for that year, at a
meeting called for that purpose, at any
time before the third Monday of Au-
gust of that year, which shall be certi-
fled to the Board Of Supervisors on or
and said Board of Supervisors shall
levy said tax at the time and i'm the
manner that school taxes are required
to be levied in other districts.
SEC. II. Said Chapter ! q is hereby
amended by striking out the words
y" Secretary of the Board of Education"
wherever they occur therein, and in
serting i'm their place the words Su-
perintendent of Public Instruction"
SEC. -. That section Is Of said
chapter 172 be amended by striking out
the word April " in the fourth line,
and inserting "MarIh;" and that sec
ton Is of said chapter LIZ be amended
by striking out the word April III
the second line inserting March, !
SEC. H. That section 81 Of said
chapter 172 be amended by striking out
the word April " in the second line,
and inserting March -
Sec. Is. That section IS Of said
chapter I72 be am ended by striking out
the word April " i'm the second line,
and inserting March,"
SEC. 16. Section % of said chapter
172 of the acts OF the Ninth General
is hereby amended by adding
thereto the following, viz: Provided
further, that in cases where, by reason
of streams or other natural obstacles
any portion of the inhabitants of any
School District Township cannot, in
the opnion of the County Superinten-
dent, with reasonable facility, enjoy |
the advantages of any school I'D their
the said County Superin-
I ndent, with the consent ofthe Board I
of Directors of such Districi Township !
as may lie affected thereby, may attach /
such part of said Township to an adj ,
joining Township, and erect new sub
district with part of the said adjoining
and the order erecting the
same shall be transmitted to the Town
ship District Clerk in each District, and
be by him recorded in his records of
sub. districts, and the proper entry |
thereof made on his plat of sub-districts,
and such order shall designate the |
district to which the new sub
district shall be attached and all sub |
districts heretofore formed, conforming
substantially to the principles above ex.
pressed, are hereby declared to be legal
and as valid as if formed under this
provision.
Approved April Sd, 1866
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LAWS OF IOWA
Published by .1pthorty.I
lIIAPI ER ]

CHAPl Err
70wns tn,d cites may discontinue
MeH. corporations.
AN ACT TO authorize incorporated
cities, towns and VILLAGES to discon.
tinue their corporations.
erui .isxcnabLy Of The State Of lO,ca, That
whenever one-fourth of thclegal voters
ofany incorporated city. town, or vii
lage in this State, shall petition the
County Court of the county wherein
such incorporation is situated, for the
discontinuance of the same, it shall he
the duty of each Judge to cause to he
published for at least thirty days, a
notice stating that the question of dis
continuing such incorporation shall be
submitted to tile legal voters of the
same at the next ANIMAL city or incor-
porated election, on the lst Monday in
March of any year. -a
SEC. 2. The form of the ballot shall
he "For the incarceration and
> Against the incorporation"
SEC. 3. That if n two.thirds MAORI
ty Of allthe legal votes cast for and
against such proposition, shall be cast
aginst ii, then the same may be discon-
tinued. The vote provided for in this
Act shall not be construed to discop-
tinue any Incorporation until the said
incorporation shall have made ample
provision for the payment of all its in
debtedness, and for the faithful perfor-
nance of all its contracts and obliga-
tons, and shall have levied the requi-
site tax therefor before the same shall
be declared discontinued.
SEC. 4. The vote for this purpose
shall be taken, canvassed, and returned
in the same manner as other municipal
elections, and all expenses Of the same
paid by the said corporation so voting.
SEC. 5. That the books, documents,
records, papers and corporate seal of any
city, town, or village, so discontinued,
shall be deposited with the County
Judge of the county for safe keeping
and reference in future, and all Court
records of any Mayor or other officers
shall be deposited with the nearest
Justice of the township, who shall have
authority to execute and complete all
unfinished business standing on the
same.
SIC. 6. That whenever the incor-
poration of any city, town, village,
shall have been discontinued under the
pursuance ofthe Act, it shall be the
duty Of the County Judge of the coun-
W wherein sucn incorporation was
situated to publish such fact for thirty
days IN a county paper, if one is pub.
lishcd in the county-if not, by post
ing three notices for the same length of
time, and also certify the fact to the
Secretary of State,
SEC. Z. That for the payment Of the
Indebtedness named i'm the 4th section
of this Act, the corporation shall issue
warrants in cases where there is no
money in the Treasury, and the Coun-
ty Treasurer shall collect the taxes pro-
vided for in said section as he collects
other taxes, and pay the said warrants.
and any surplus of this fund shall be
passed over to the temporary school
fund of the district or districts where
the same was levied.
SEC. s. This Act shalltake effect after
its publication according to law.
Approved April 3D. 1885, t.-- ga. .
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The Combination Silver Skirt.

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DIR. JACKsoN's ORIENTAL LINIMENT

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MILITARY DIRECTORY.
Middle Military Deoarsyuars

MAJOR General W. S. Hancock commanding; head
quarters corner Calvert and Fayette streets.
Assistant Adiutant General, Middle Military De-
Payment, Breyet Col. A. T. King
FIRST Army Corps Gu. S. Veteran Volunteers Head
quarters corner Calvert and Fayette street. b. It.
Col. t1nley Anderson, Assistant Adjutant General.
rp lstrot OF Batimore-Brevet Major Genl George
Y. Getty commanding; headquarters, No. "A Holli-
day street.
Medical DirectOr-Brevet Colonel Josiah Simpson:
once, third story Department headquarters.
Provost Marshal-Brevet Brig Gen'l John Woolev.
office. corner Camden and Eutaw streets,
Provost Marshal General of Delaware and Marv-
and-BTeyot Brigadier General ". II. Browne; Office.
No. 81 N. Calvert street. -
Provost Marshal Congressional Districts of Marv-
land-Captain Robert Cathcart, Office No. 50 l. Bali
more street.
Depot Commissary- Brevet Brigadier General Thos
Wilson; assistant and BIT. Lit. Col L. N Smith c. S.;
office, No. 6 S. Gay street, up stairs.
Depot and Department Quartermaster-Col Geo:
". Bradley. corner Calvert and Fayette streets; as
sistants Captain A. NJ. Cumming, A. Q. NJ. Office,
No. S. Gay ST., up stairs.
Chief Paymaster-Brevet Lieut. Col F. NJ. Etting.
Paymasters-Breyet Lieut. Col. +, B. Warner, Majors
h. Il. T. Hooper, Brantz Mayer, William ii. Nicols
and W. Il. Stewart offices, Post Office Building.
~, Medical PurveyOr-SurgeOn z. L. Bliss, No. s N.
Examining Board for Veteran Volunteers and
Solored Troops, Brevet Brig. Gen. W. H. Morgan,
PRESIDENT, No, II Holiday street,
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MARINE JOUR N Al
PORT OF BALTIMORE.

MONDAY. February &C. 1866.
Arrived.
Sehr Mary Ellen, Robinson, from Washington
C-cott0n, shingles &c, to Whedbee i Dickinson.
Schr Elizabeth Frances, Hogg, from Severn river
cotton, &c., to Rogers, Brown d Co.
Cleared.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Norfolk-M Falls
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman, Norfolk
Birckhead, Jr.
Steamer Richard Willing, Cundif, Philadelphia
j Shriver.
j r brig Edith, Reid, Rio Janeiro and market-T
Whitridge i Co.
,Schr North Carolina, Morgan, PeterSburg-W Ap-
plegarth & Son.
Schr VIM Frazier Applegarth, Georgetown, D c.
W Applegarth 4 Son.
Steamer Kingfsher, New York, 9th.
Schr Anna Elizabeth. Portsmouth, n II.
Schr C c Clark, Charleston.
Schr Gen Marion, Portsmouth, n II, 2tth.
Bark Horace ScuddeT Boston.
Bark Gutenberg, Bremen.
Returned.
Steamer North Point, Smith, hence for Savannah
put back on account of accident TO machinery.
Cleared for Baltimore.
Steamer Vim Kennedy, Hallett, at Boston 9th fol
Baltimore.
Schr Seychelle, Mcintosh, from Provincetown fol
Baltimore, sailed from Newport 2lst inst.
Memoranda.
Steamship Worcester, Balm, sailed from Halifax
Friday night last for Baltimore.
=, Brig Georgia, Holt per Cuba, was at Wilmington
N c., Dist inst
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REFINED SUGARs-We quote to-day as follows.
VIZ Hard Crushed, 17s cts; White Soft Crushed 1863
CTS Tor A; for circle A. 1873 cts for B. l55 cts for
Extra; and Yellow at 153s cts.
oSEEDS.-There was some little movement in
H!GItSyerseed this morning. sales being reported on
Change of so bushels prime at $3.50 and of so bushels
very superior at 81 per busnel Fair seed is however
still offering at S625 per bushe. Timothy seed con-
tnqes in fair retail demand at S. 25Q456 and Flax
seed is still selling at S285@290 = busheI
SALT.-Salt is dull with declining tendency.
Liverpool may however be quoted to-day at SIT
55.eegtor Ground Alum lbs; for Ashton's ine $500
less known brands do Turks Island is still selling
at 5SG60 cts p bushel.
WHISKY The feeling in the market is consid-
erably improved, and it may be quoted to-day firm
with an upward tendency. We note sales of about
% bbls city and Western in lots at g. q gallon but
IL is gnnarn1 lv hold hjphpr ~
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ENY ORDER OLE THE CONMISSInNr

EDY ORDER OF THE COMMISST0NEEs
NIB OF INS0IYENT DEBTORS is hereby
given to the creditors of the following named inso
vent Debtors, that the said InsOlyents having Ged.
their petition to the Court of Common Pleas for the
benefit of the InsOlvent Law of Maryland that the
day hereinafter mentioned fixed for their appear
ance, to answer nterrogatories, if any be fled and
that the following named day has also been fixed for
the hna hearing in their case before the aforesaid
Court of Common Pleas:
Michael Hayes, applied Nov. y, 1865-frst appear
Anton Winter, applied Nov. is. 1865-frst appear
ance Jan, l, 1866; final hearing March s. 1856.
Ann M S9uthcomGbs applied Nov. %, IS65-frst
NhaTleS LeBOn, applied Nov. 20 lS55-lrst appear
anee Jan; !, 1866; final hearing March s. 1866.
John Fisher, applied Nov. q, lS65-hrst appear
anGe Jan. 1866; final Hearing March s. 1866.
Ino mas aters, applied Dec. lS55-first appear
anGe JAN l. 1866; final hearing March ). 1856
Simon Wolf, applied December 4, lS65-frst ap-
peaTance February s. 1866 final hearing April 3 1866
. william ClementS, IT., applied December Is, lS65-
F i8 appearance February 1866 final hearing April
John 0. Horsey, applied Both December, 1s65-Grst
appearance February ), 1866, final hearing April 3D.
BENJAMIN Tanner, applied Goth December 1sS5-
first appearance February 5th, 1866. final hearing
Daniel Shette, applied January ID, 1S35-frst an
pearance March 9Th, 1866, final hearing, May 7th,
Joseph E. Hamilton applied January 3D. 1sG,-
first appearance March 9Th, 1866 final hearing liag
David NJ. Williams, applied January ID. ls}5-frst
iSS6 o"'An00 '"i'H ''' -'0' H- 'lDs -'' ''"'
Archibald Wilson, Jr applied January 11h. 1866
first appearance March 5th, 1866 final hearing May
eth, 1866
Joseph White, applied January 18th, lsG-frst
i 55S Da''n 0'n i'00 maj n''''iS MAY ''o'
William shannahan, applied February 2, 1856
first appearance Marcn 5, 1866 final hearing May :,
jesse D. Bradford, applied February 5. 1S66-frst
appearance April 1866, final hearing June 1, 1856.
pearance April ,, 1865, final hearing June (. lSt6
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Pacific Hotel.
ITO, I72, 74&I76 GREEN WITCH 81

4
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BETWEEN CoURFLAND AND DEY sTREETs NEW ycsy
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T%NHE PACING HOTEL is we'll and r-i7ofv
n known to the travelling public. The locator i
is especially suitable to merchants and business 80
1t is in close proximity to the business parf oF t
city-Is on the highway of Southern ana WcttrrS
and Steamboat depots. - i'--'-O -'-
The PACIFIC has liberal accommodations for o,s,
SUI guests; it is well furnished and possesses e,,t
modern Improvement for the comfort and enfertair
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tendance is prompt and respectful and the taEIH5-
generously provided with every delicacy OF trs
The subscriber, who, for the past few years 1as
6een the lessee, is now sole proprietor and iEtns
TO identify himself thoroughly with the intrrssts ~
his house. With long experience as S -
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Hotel. =" .N3 1 Ac--,N
n. B.-To prevent overcharce by haekrnsD. ,lg
coaches OF the Hotel are owned By the prourIst'r
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"A church at Bunker Hill, ILL.,, was the
scene, last Sunday. of hard fist fight between two
young bucks. who disagreed concerning their claims
to certain pew. The minister suspended his re-
marks and quietly waited till the ARRAY was over.
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SPEECH or HON JOHN SIBERIAN