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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-09

motion was rhe result. The whole
question is postponed until next
Thursday.
Gen. Schofeld has appointed sew
eral magistrates, to fill vacancies re
Gently created. The appointees are
old residents.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.
CORPORATION NOTICE.
Novanlher 18. 1861.


ORDER TOR PLANK sIDRWAIK
e ID now il is hereby ordered and
IN directed by the Common Council of
the city OF EyansviNe, that The owners of
all lots or parts of lots fronting on or ad-
joining the south side OF Eleventh Street.
between second ana Third Avenues, IN
said city. cause th il sidewalks thereon
70 be brought TO the proper grade, and that
they cause a sidewalk OF Glass No. to be
laid down thereon within thirty days from
the publication OF tai, order.
A. NJ. GRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks ONCE, March 5, 1s68.
N h5 d3r Union cOpy.l
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RALEIGH, NJ G.
The nVentiOH-Articles or Home
stead adopted. 4 ,, -

RALEIGH. n. c., March THE
Convention, last night, adopted an
article on homesteads, claimed by
some to be retroactive; eXempting, to-
day, the principal features of the ar
ticle on finances, which requires the
Legislature to make provision, BY
adequate taxation, for the prompt and
regular payment Of the interest on the
State debt, and forbids the creation
of any new debt; and it pro-
vides for tax to meet the
accruing interest annually, and for
bids the .oan and the credit Of the
State for any new work unless author
lied by a direct vote of the people
Mr.. J. w. Holden, of the Standard,
was elected printer 10 the Convention.
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Removal.
7 ml b u G k !.

w IN B U @ *.
Watch Maker and JeWeleF,
-y-rAS RE9EOEE0 no THE SPLEN-
ss-1z. old new store roOEa Of Warren & Con-
yu2tOu,
No. 81 MAIN STREET.
Where he is better than ever prepared to
wait ON customers. Having the finest
show window in the city he has peculiar
advantages fOr Going repairing. Especial
attention given TO cleaning and repairing
watches. ffeb2Q dtf
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News by Atlantic Telegraph
LOUISVILLE.
Horrible MuFdeF-A Man Kills HIS
Wife and then Commits Suicide
Municipal Election al Lexington.


LOUISVILLE, March IA most
horrible murder occurred in this city,
yesterday afternoon. Wm. Kriel,I a
butcher, seized his wife by the throat,
threw her violently upon the floor,
and drawing a six barreled revolver,
fred, the ball entering just above
the left ear, producing death almost
instantly. Kriel then placed the
pistol to his head aud fred, the ball
glaneing, infieting a slight wound.
At this moment, the sister Of Mrs
Kriel entered the apartment, where
upon Kriel fired at her several times,
causing her to faint. Kriel then
again discharged bis pistol at his
head and ran, but was captured
after a short chase. The cause as
signed for the crime was that Mrs.
Kriel, having received inhuman treat
meut at the hands of her husband,
had gone TO live temporarily with her
mother. kriel met her there yester-
day, and becoming enraged at her
conduct, killed her.
The municipal election at Lexing-
ton, Kentucky, resulted IN the election
of the entire Democratic ticket.
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Partnership.

FFyHE UEDERSEGs Ned HAVE THIS
~ day forf. ed a oo-partnership under
the firm name 4andg style OF Fahnley,
Kahn & Co, for the purpose of carrying
on tile Brewing and A fe Bottling business,
in Evansgines Ind The business hereto
fore carried on 3y JACOB FahnleY y Co
Western Brewery, heretofore owned by
Pfuhl q Kuhn, being now owned by SAID
new firm, they are prepared to make the
best quality OF Ale, Porter, common af1d
Lager Beer. of their own manufaoture, IN
quantities to suit pprchasers. lss
- ~ = JACOB FAHNLEYt
s#E f VAGs1NTI NE KUHN,
HEN RYf fSCHN EIDER,
mar4-d2w LEUPOLD. FORSTER.
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MUscATINE, Iowa, March THE
ice in the Mississippi River at this
point started twice to-day, moving,
however, but a short distance. A
high wind prevailed during the day,
and it is freezing a-little tonight.
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CHICAGO, March THE rains of
the past two lays extended all over
the Northwest, and a general freshet
is threatened. Already much of the
country is flooded, aud some damage
is reported.
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OMAHA. March IA heavy rain
prevailed arly all last night, during
which .le ica in the river broke up,
Carrying away about 200 feet of a
temporary railroad bridge across the
river. No other damage done.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


REMovAL.-J. T. q S. A. Coolidge
of the New York Store, have removed
to No. go Main Street, between Sec
hope to see all their old friends and
former patrons. just received Spring
styles Of Prints, Dress Trimmings,
and full line Of staple cotton goods.
They are agents for Harris's Seamless
Kid Gloves. meh5 lw
BD@ Not having succeeded in sell
ing out my stock, i shalEcontlnue the
business : but still sell watches,
clocks and jewelry, silver and plated
ware at 10 per, cent. advance on cost,
until the 10th of March. Watches
and clocks repaired at reasonable
prices and warranted. f.. ~
- -sI LOUIS hBETTROLFF, ID
No. q Main Street, one door above
First 5.n r5.1d&E.
IA Call at our Counting-room and
examine our stock OF Note and Let
ter Paper, Envelops, &c.
JoURNAL Co.
Machines Use Gdrk's Spool Coaon.
CIark's Spool Cotton is the best.
r Carter's Ink, in quart or pint
bottles, can be purchased at our
Counting-room. JOURNAL Co. E.
BG~ Carter's Ink is the best in the
market .-.-,..
Hand sewing try lRIhoard's Needles.
Ladiesl use Clark's Spool Cotton.
Milward' 5 Needles are the best.
Carl's Spool Cotton is 6 Cord to 80
.Ni2sUards Heli.c Needles, IN Patea1
WrappeTS, are superior to all others.
Take none other than Garb's Cotton.
---------O-------- s#s F-
Mjll0ard's s Needles for sale everywhere.
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MISCELLANE
Breaking of an Ice Gorge at Aurora,
Ill.--AdjOurnment OF the Maine
Legislature Heavy Rains, &c.

AURORA, ILL.,, March by the
breaking Of the ice gorge here this
morning, several dams and bridges
were considerably damaged. The loss,
as far as known, exceeds ~20, 900.
The rivers in this section are higher
than they have been for many years.
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EHAGIHO WIZ
The Franklin Brick Machine

Is guaranteed, with eight men and two
horses, TO mal;e $500 to $500 first-olass
Bricks per hour; and by steam, 400 to
T., 90 per hour, according to the faeiities
for removing them. Il Sfer. TO dem onStraLe
these facts by machines QonstamtIy work
ing in this city. 5. w. JOHNSON, Agent
81 WoodwaId Avenue, betr0ft Mich.
fe20 d2m lf5 gart 9VE4 4H1HfffH
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NASHVILLE, March THE cleo
tion to- day passed off quietly. The
Radical ticket is probably elected.
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RVHE UNDERSTGNED, HAVING
n purchased the interest of James steele
IN the Planning Mill and Manufacturing
Business, have formed a partnership with
B F. Tribe for the pul pose of continuing
the above business at the old stand.
y. F.. TRIBE, =
JACOB MYERS
MICHAEL MYERS.
Frv,5er the ana rf. +" ~
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PARIS, March In the Corps Leg
islatif, last week, the clause in the
PressiBill which subjects persons con-
nected with the public journals to
forfeiture of their electoral rights
as a punishment for certain offenses,
was rejected by a decisive vote.
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EUROPE.
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
The Public Journals Again, &c.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, March 8.-The Minister
of Foreign Affairs yesterday, 10 reply
to the Magyar delegation, which wait
ed upon him with an address, said he
fully realized the importance Of pre-
serving friendly relations with all
European Powers, and especially with
the King of Italy.
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No>ioel
AZ iom 9nI aAHu
mo- loey saoaaa
OF The Proposed CpelliHg of an Alley
tll RlOcL 81 T0nl6sc0

NO, Ice l.oa. II
Of The Proposed Openiag of an. -Al2ey
tn Block S5, L0DldScO,,
I'm MOTION OF COUNCILMAN n
Kolle, seconded by Councilman He'll
man, the following order was unan tn1Ous-
ly passed and adopted: tEfGL af5f s...a.r
ordered, that six weeks public notice,
by advertisement in the Evansville Daily
Journal, be given tGat on the 23th day of
March, 1863 the Common Council of the
city of Evansville will make an order to
open and lay out an alley in Block num-
Der eighty-five (No. So ia the town of La
alley to be Of the width Of twelve ~ feels
and TO extend from Sixth Street to Fran *
lin street, and the Vi est line OF said alley
to be one hundred and nineteen (lI9) feet
distant from Sixth Avenue, and parallel
with said Sixth Avenue. Ft ra g
And should any person aggrieved, at any.
-time within six weeks, apply to the COm--
mon Council for redress, by petition or re-
monstrance left with the Clerk of ths
Common Council, and containing state
ment of the injuries complained OF and
the amount demanded therefor, said petit
ton or remonstraDce viii be considered &
heard, and determined by the Common
1858. -l rr Hl -a..H .aa
And it is further ordered, that the Clerk
record in the Minute Book of the Council
the plat of said Block No. B5 with the sur
rounding Streets showing the location,
width, and length Of said alley, as the
ed, which plE-t has been prepared By Cnas.
b. Bateman, City Survey or.
BY order of the Council.
A. ~. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
CITY Clerks ONCE, February 49tRl 1s-o
febli dow
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RocKFoRD, Ill, March THE
ice broke up this forenoon, causing
great excitement, and fears for the
buildings aud bridges at the water
power The water is higher than
ever before
AUGUSTA, Me-, March r The
Legislature adjourned this morning,
after a session Of sixty-two days.
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CARD.

In retiring from the above partnership
desire to return my thanks totnpy friends
who have faVore3, ME With business, and
would ask UlIelr eoIitInJai1ce " IN tlla new
hrna.-. -.F ~ JAN hS STEEL E
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WARRINGTON.

Summons for the President 10 Ap-
pear Before the Senate Fractional
CurFency-The IndlaHS-PFObabiI-
itieS of q Treaty.
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Frightfui Railroad Acct
dent.
A Locomotive Thrown into
= the River, and Two
9 Men Killed.
Southern Conventions,
Heavy Wind and Rain
Storms.

Breaking up of Ice Gorges.
,tann8G llgrfuo
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TRIBLE.- MYERs & BRO.

Under the name OF
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i ELE CIR AP H.

For Commercial and RjUer Dispatches see
Fffth Page.
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FnU ocIAs
BERLIN, March THE bill for
the treaty just concluded be-
tween the Republics of the United
States and North Germany was intro
duced u the Council.
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B@ Call at our Counting and
examine our stock OF Note and Let.
ter Paper, Envelops, &c.
,JoURNAr. Go.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
MiscELLANR oVe,


a. MHLAER,
- - BRADY STREET, BELOW SEQ
ond xssps csnstsusly on hand and nakel
to cider.
Gents, Boys and Chlldren-s
CLOTHING ofthe best Material and in nanne,
thss cannot fail TO give sa;isfactien. L9eral
patronage respectfully solicited. ny1l -dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

Complaints &C. personally or Wy letter. An Illus
tfatcd Medical Ptnphe. OF The above disease, COZ.
SEM TO any address on iocsip, Of y ccnis
TO LADlES.-A pamphlet OF special Importance
to Married Ladies and other. cent lib sealed cnv.i-
opc on receipt OF stamp. Dire. all letters 10 TYl
.sarvwrr txsrrrIr 81 z an. Ntxr aucls-d.s wiz
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

Use CT LEnoys.-When persons are fe-
verish ord thirsty boy ond what IS natural
indicated in scne cases by metallic taste
in the mouth, especially after drinking wa
ter. or bv whitish appearanc. Of tia
greater part o. the surface Of the tongue,
one Of The bcst "coolers,' internal or ex-
,ernal, s 10 take lemon, CIT of the top,
spilakie over il seine loaf sugar, working
il downward into the lemon with the spoon,
and then suck it slowly, squeezing the
lemon and adding more sugar as the acidi-
y increases from being brough. up from Q
lower point. Inyalids with fsverish esq
may take two or three lemons day in this
manner with the most marked benefit,
manifested by sense Of coolness, comfort
aad IMMIGRATION. A lemon or tTo thus
taken at 'tea-time, as Al entire subs.i.
tuto TO- the ordinary "suppsr" Of summer,
would give many man comfortable
nights sleep aud en- awskirg Of res. and
inauguration, with en- appetite for breakfast,
to which they are strangers who will have
their cup Of tea or supper Of "relish" and
cake and berries or peaches and cream
- Halle journal Of Health.
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Assi0SEEs SALE.

In matter OF iichard - Hilt. bankrupt
Public notice is hereby given that on tho first
Il dnv of October, A. ID, lSf,, CONNIE nc ing ~
The hour OF nine III O'Clock A. NJ | will self Al
public auction nj Metropolitan Hall in the city
ot Davenpor, in said Scott countv Iowa Al the
personal ssscts 81 the said bankrupt. consisting
OF pr0missory notes. bills OF exchange. cerui-
Gates 81 deposit. household goods furniture or
naments of person, one bay mare, tro csrrisgf@,
one buggy ono ..irh. enc Erican engine and
| ele-Ittug belt, onc safe. emo dsfk, SO, Of
double harness, ons riding birdie aud saddle.
80 settees. 1870 chairs, and i. lamps and other
| personal property.
Also the same tine and place the fo'lowing
| real es.at VIZ
| Then r Il OF sec -. and the W I. 81 the
n. W. \ ard the n. Is Of the s. W d q sec.
| 20. all IN townships s. n. Is West. in Tsma
county, Iowa.
Also. the ~ " fractional 1. Of the i. W. 4
| Of see I. and the fractional y Of the v. T. 4
| Of sec s. in townships - Il. y West. in S.o-
rev county. Iowa.
ALSO the equity of redemption Of the said
tansrnp. ia and to the following real estate sit
nat ed in tho city Of Davenport, Scott county.
Iowa. vir: Parts Of lots Nos. and To- block
81. known stores Nos. l, ), and 7. Last Sec
onl street.
The ea.. - feet OF 10, - blosk 81, lots . aud
10. block 5. Psrkers addition.
The aouih 40 feet Of the north ~ feet Of the
west half Of lot2, Whiser's addition.
Lots l, .. 4. and 8, BafaaY block.
The south 1871 feet Of the east halt o. ont lot 20
Tho nortn 45 feet OF the south 80 feet Of the
west hplf Of out. iotso.
The south 40 feet of the west hAlfof out lot 30.
Alsoe !easchold interest in par. Of lot s, block
-, which expires April !. 1892
For further particulars rsfsrance 10 made 10
tho schedule Of said property attached 10 the
said bankrnpts petition Gle in the Office Of
N. N. Price. Esq. Register for said District.
Terms Of sale will be cash.
|. ". Grvsoan. Assignee.
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DR. X. u. MYERS.

s.E,xze DENTIST. Once adoors eas. OF cor
.:SSH ~ nef Of Brady and Second stree;s,
g7rH{S Has had over IL years practice IN
-k-' this city. Has the complete app.rs.
us Tor manufacturing and sdmini.,erin. Nitroa,
oEiee Of Gas. for painless operation in extracting
seS,n iapia-ly
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Fifteen rOslics.
[From Halle Journal e Health

[Fron Esii's Journal e HEALTH
Firs.-To think that the mors mrn
eats, It's fst;sr aai stronger he MI o.
c3rs.
Socond-To behave That tie nole hours
CHILDREN stud. at s.hocl TIE faster they
Z ls.rn.
Third-To conclude that. i cxsrcise
| - coed for .hc he.lth, the mere violen,
81 sxhaps;irg It :, the m0re goro 70
doas.
Foarth-Io imagine lha. svsry hour "a
gsa rom sls:p is 81 hsur sainsd.
Flgtn-Ts xs, on The pres emplion lhg' i..e
smallest room d The hosse is large enough
to sleep in.
Sirth-To argue tina. whatever remedy
causes enc toefssl immediately better, |.
.gced for" for toe system, without regard
to more ulteror effects. The soothing
syrup" rcr example, io.s step the cor 60 Of
! children. ard does arrest diarToea. oniy to
cause . little later. Alarming convussicns,
or tho more fatal ia.ianation Gu tie BRAN,
or water or tie brain: oT, 81 least, airsy
protects the disease.
Seventh p COMMIT. al SC; which i lsi'
10 Itself 10 be pfejuiic.al, hop D: tAs.some-
how or other it la.y lie done 10 yeur case
with impnnity.
E,vh.r-To .dsise another TO take rem-
sdy waieh yeu have tri,d on yourseii, or
withou. making spscial ira 4iry "heshes Gil
tie conditions ere tl.ss.
N;-th-Ta eat without an appetite, OF 10
continue to eat after i. has been sa'ishea,
merely to crafty the taste
Tenth-ro cat hearty supper Tor the
pleasure experienced during the brief
time it is passing down the throat, st tbs
expsuse II whole night OF disturbed
sleep, and weary waking in the morn
| ing.
| Eleyenth-To remove portion OF the
clothing imme6 lately after exercise, when
the most stupid drsymsn in New York
knows that if he does not put cover On
his horse the moment he ceases work IN the
winter, ne will lose him in = few days bv
pneumonia.
Twelfth To contend that because tie
dr;.est children in the street, or on the
highway, ara hearty and healthy, therefore
it i. healthy to BE dirty forgetting that
continuous daily exposure to the pure out
door air is JOYOUS, unrestrai1sd activities, Is
such a powerful agency for health, that those
who live thus are vel, in spite OF RI Is ard
Glth.
Th;r.centh-To presume to repeat later
in life, without injury, the indiscresions,
exposures and in,empersncss which ia tho
flush Of youth were prac!iccd With irapu-
nifty.
Foartecnih-To bslicve that warm air is
necessarily impure, or that pare, cold air
IS necessarily moro healthy than the con-
fined air of q c'ose ard crowded vshicls
tho latter, at most, can only cause faining
and nausea, willis entering conveyance
after walking hriskly, lowering window
thus while still exposed to draft, vii!
give cold infalibly, or an attack OF Pleu-
risy or pnsun,ni,, which will cause weeks
and month. Of suffering, il no. actual death
within four days.
Eifteenth-To remember the Sabbath
day" by working harder and later Oh Sat-
urday than on any other day in the week,
with 8 view to sleeping late next morning,
aad staying ~ home all day to rest, con
science Of being quic.ei b. the rlsa o. not
fe:lng very well.
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DAVENPORT SEMINARY
Fer iouag Ladies' and Misses /!
TIE skltcr scnooi WHICH MAS HERETO
tore been conducted by M, X. ucate 81 N.
Vine Grounds AT Sargent. place
Has been thoroughly rrs,xsn,,.l .cs -, -.
coming year under the above u.ie With 4 fa, corr.
experiences Ieseher.. We ia,snd 10 m ase thss !.
fyasAresr iNsrrrurtox hich shall Wa, ~. ~. .
ieli demand 'ot First Glaze foars Laaiss' seho1
In Davenport aS'oo'
few ecsrders viii be taken By the Prscsp,r.,,
At - o. per week
Fall torn 70 commence wednesday. Augrs, sdth
TUITION
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Manhood and tho VI or of \ orth
restored In four we-kp. Success guaranteed. DR.
RECORDS EsLESCE OF LIE restores nsnly pow
crs. from whatever cause arising, the effects o. early
pernieions habts. self abrfr impn.envy and climate
give way at 10 this wonderful medicine. II tskss
resrlaraly according 20 the directions " nch very
simple and require no restraint frcr. onsinces or
plsssure) Failure 10 impossible. Sole in bottles 81
4s or foneqnEntities in one for 50. To be had only
u The sole appointed agent iriArerics. Ii EsrrzSs
eo6 Second avenue. New York. fsb95-dly
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Pr Hary De rartmen
AdNaneed Enrlish
PUBLIC NOTICE

10 tie otsrs Of Davenport 1o,rnship
NOTICE Is HEREBY 0IvgN THAT Tu1
- board OF Supervisors OF Scott Connty, Iowa,
q the September session, ISIS. divided Davenport
Township iato sevsn % election precisc,s, to DO
known ;, mctss and bonnds. and names and nun.
OF Warren street. and of line running doe north
ihefefrom TO the corporation line OF said city shs
consulate The cfst election precinct No. Of Davsn.
port township
2nd All that portion VI Neeity ofDavei port which
lies east ofthe lst precinct ~ sh.,e created es1
west 81 Western Avenue In ssld ety. shan sassti
,ute the sec aud election precinct 81 said Township
andh known sseieetion precinct No. o OF Davsn.
port to ~nship.
Sd An thai portion os,he si,y Of Davenport which
Lies east OF the md precinct. above created, and
wet OF Harrison street IN sAs city. shaii constitute
the third election yrectaci ofesi tswrship, and b>
known ~ election rreciaet No ,. OF Davenport
township.
All Ait thai portion Of Tho city u Dsvsupcr,
which lies essi OF - election precinct = above
ming due north thcrsfron to tho south line Of he
city lim,s OF the city OF Davenport, eclspt What IL
known - the Fair Grounds On ell constitute the 9Th
election precinct Nc OF Davcuport township.
9Th. AL the portion Of the city Of Davenport whieh
liea ess. ofthe &th precinct. ~ above ersased ana
wsst OF fsrnsm street. sAs eusoiitatS the sth cleo
election precinct No. 5. OF Davenport township
9Th All that portion Of the city 81 Davenport
which lies east Of the 9Th precinct above crested
sssll constitute the 9Th election precinct Of said
township and % known - election precinct Ne a.
efDssesport township.
I'll All tina, porter Of .a'A township withou, the
limits of said city OF Davenport. and that portion Of
sad city north the 9Th election precinct h.rein
created, known .. ttc Fair Grounds. situated be.
tween Harrison etresi road and Dubuens read
shall constitute tie eth election precinct NJ. Of
Davenport township.
That the places OF holding the elections In the
several election precncts absvc hereby created with.
In the city OF Davenport shall be for the lat see
taird fo,rtb tn. and srth elective precincts the
places where The eeetions we're held seversIiy. for
tho hrst. second third, fourth, Gnhand sixth W-rds
o. tho city OF Davenport 81 the last nnciral eisc
tinn .or vor aud Aldermen of said city. and for
the seventh elective precinct herein created, at
the Tieke; osice on the Fair Grounds. within said
seventh precinct. provided wever. that the Davsn.
por, townsh p { usiees may designate come other
point within The electi, n precine's II case 10 not
ptactica hle or the place. cannot b procured ter
said purposss - above provided.
The resolution dspted NJ the last meeting Of the
Eoa I'd dividing Davenport township int two cleo
tive precincts, lie hcrcby resciudsd
No person will BE- entitled 70 vote In said town
ship al any other place than In the election precinct
10 which he repides At tho time he ofcrs HE VOC.
scri1 d.kwswl Nd. SNYDER,
Clerk Board ~ srperstsor1