Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-01
asn.tsrial and Representative Districts.

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aenstsrial and Representative Districts.
An act was past at the recent session Of
,he iowa Legislature defining the boundlr-
il, Of the Senatorial and Represe NATIVE
districts. We publish those sections en-
or.cing this and few ofthe adjacent coun-
Ties, wher: our paper has the heaviest cir.
/ collation.:
SEC, 10 The county Of Muscatne shall
constitute the 10Th district, and have one
Senator.
Sac. ~. The county Of Scott shall con-
/ etitute the 2lst district, and have one SEN
SEE. q. The county OF Cedar shall con-
s,itute the 22d district, and have one Scna-
! ror. ;,
SIC. %. The county Of Clinton shall
constitute the 23d district, and have one
3 Senator.
.SEc.24. The county of linn shall con-
sGitute the 34-h district, and have one Sem
ator.
SEC. Is. The c, unties Of Linn, Benton,
| Rack Hawk and Buchanan, shall consti-
tute the 25th district. and have one Sena-
| tor.
SEC. %. The county of Jackson shall
| constitute the 2Sth district, and shall have
1 one Senator.
SEC. 90. The counties Of Jackson and
! Jones shali constitute the 2Sth district, and
have one Senator.
SEC. SO. The county OF Muscatine shall
constitute the 25th district, and have two
Represe natives.
SEC 90 The county of Scott shall con-
situ,e the 2Sth district, and have three Rep
resentaiives.
SEC. g. The county of Cedar shall con-
sttutc the 29;h district, and have one Keep
reseBtative.
SEC Ga The county of Clinton shall
constitute the 3Oth district, and have one
Representative.
SIC IS. The counties OF Clinton and
Cedar shall constitute the 3lst district and
i have one Representative.
SEc Go The county Of Linn shall con-
stiule the 32d district aud have two Rep
II resentafives.
SIC II. The county of Jackson shall
constitute the 37ih district, and have two
Representative.
I SIC. 70. The county OF Jones shall con
slituie the 3Sth district, aud have one Rep
/ resentatives.
See. 10 The counties Of Jackson and
Jones shall constitute the 39tll district and
have one Representative.
GEN. HoUsroN.-The Washington cor.
i respondent OF the Tribune writes:
The most compliment and self-satisEe ed
gh 4 al ~ q
General Houston. Ie has joined the
church, .secn SAM" and in every way is
in full training for tue Presidency. The
Democrats tried to keep him out OF their
an,i-Know No,hrgs caucus. but he claims
full fellowship in the Democratic party
4 still, That no resolutions against the
/ Order have yet been passed in caucus is
4 evidence that the old veterans influence in
the party is still powerful and effective. =
He is not TO be crowded off the track.
CONVICTION OF LOTTERY MASAGERs.--At
Allentown, Pa, on the 2ist, Nathaniel
Frederick and William Grass, lottery man
1 ayers, were fined, the frs $4,000 and the
second $1,000, and ordered 10 stand con-
vic,ed until the fine is paid
An individual in San Francisco descant-
ing on what he would do were he an editor,
said, III had u newspaper office, would
arm it," A friend standing by, quietly re-
marked: "ies, and at the first symptom of
difficulty you would leg h'''
President Roberts, of Lberin, was born
in Petersburg, Virginia. Before the year
1925, his mother, "Aunty Roberts," as she
was called, emigrated with her son to
Liberia. In time Joseph J. Roberts, one
Of these sons, was chosen President
Of the Colony. and still continues in the
office.