Subscriptions SEC. 50. For the payment of the subscription for -House. newspapers taken by the members of the House of Rep resentatives, the sums following, to wit: State Rgister,. $2,535 50 Gazette,. 104 00 Mills & Co. Democrat, Appanoose, Iowa Banner, Lyons,. Courier, Marshalltown, State Press, Iowa City,.. Patriot, Marion,.. 50 50 50 50 50 3 00 SEC. 51. To D. O. Mills & Co., for tin-roofing the Capitol and repairs, $48,20. To D. A. Poorman, Isaac Witness fees. Brandt, and B. F. Allen, witnesses before House Committee of Expenditures, $12,00. Take effect. SEC. 25. This Act being deemed of immediate importance, shall take effect from and after its publication in the Daily State Register and the Iowa Homestead, newspapers published in Des Moines Approved March 29th, 1864. I hereby certify that the foregoing Act was published in the Daily State Register April 15th, A. D. 1864, and in the Iowa Homestead April 20th, A. D. 1864. JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary of State. Four. Lieut. Col. CHAPTER 105. AIDS-DE-CAMP. AN ACT authorizing the Governor to appoint Aids-de-Camp. SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Iowa, That the Governor is hereby authorized to appoint four Aids-de-Camp, with the rark of Lieutenant Colonel of Cavalry. SEC. 2. This Act being deemed by the General Assembly of immediate importance, shall take effect from and after its publication in the Daily State Register and Iowa Homestead, newspapers published at Des Moines. Approved March 28th, 1864. I hereby certify that the foregoing Act was published in the Daily Take effect. CHAPTER 106. CLAIM OF J. L. MASON. AN ACT providing for auditing the account of J. L. Mason, of SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Iowa, That the Board of Commission- Audited. ers created by Chapter 10 of the Laws of the Extra Session of the Eighth General Assembly of the State of Iowa, be and they are hereby authorized and required to audit and allow the claim of J. L. Mason of Bentonsport, Van Buren County, for subsistence furnished troops by order of one Captain Farris, in the year 1861; provided the amount so allowed shall not exceed the sum of seventy-three dollars and fifty cents. Approved March 28th, 1864. CHAPTER 107. REPRESENTATIVE APPORTIONMENT. AN ACT apportioning the State of Iowa into Representative SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Iowa, That one Representative to eight Ratio. thousand four hundred and fifty inhabitants or fraction thereof equal to one-half in each Representative dis 1st district. 2d district. 3d district. 4th district. 5th district. 6th district. 7th district. 8th district. 9th district. 10th district. 11th district. 12th district. 13th district. 14th district. 15th district. 16th district. 17th district. 18th district. 19th district. 20th district. 21st district. 22d district. 23d district. trict, is hereby constituted the ratio of apportionment. SEC. 2. Lee county is the first district, and entitled to three representatives. SEC. 3. Van Buren county is the second district, and entitled to two representatives. SEC. 4. Davis county is the third district, and entitled to two representatives. SEC. 5. entitled to SEC. 6. Appanoose county is the fourth district, and one representative. Wayne county is the fifth district, and entitled to one representative. SEC. 7. Decatur county is the sixth district, and entitled to one representative. SEC. 8. Des Moines county is the seventh district, and entitled to three representatives. SEC. 9. Henry county is the eighth district, and entitled to two representatives. SEC. 10. Jefferson county is the ninth district, and entitled to two representatives. SEC. 11. Wapello county is the tenth district, and entitled to two representatives. SEC. 12. Monroe county is the eleventh district, and entitled to one representative. SEC. 13, Lucas county is the twelfth district, and entitled to one representative. SEC. 14. Clarke county is the thirteenth district, and entitled to one representative. SEC. 15. Page county is the fourteenth district, and entitled to one representative. SEC. 16. Fremont county is the fifteenth district, and entitled to one representative. SEC. 17. Mills county is the sixteenth district, and entitled to one representative. SEC. 18. Louisa county is the seventeenth district, and entitled to one representative. SEC. 19. Washington county is the eighteenth district, and entitled to two representatives. SEC. 20. Keokuk county is the nineteenth district, and entitled to two representatives. SEC. 21. Mahaska county is the twentieth district, and entitled to two representatives. SEC. 22. Marion county is the twenty-first district, and entitled to two representatives. SEC. 23. Warren county is the twenty-second district, and entitled to one representative. SEC. 24. Madison county is the twenty-third district, and entitled to one representative. |