Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-28


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Members of the Senate
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George EUdnS Me Alex Barro,c La
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j NJ BerrIen Geor w G Rires Va
J F Simmons Il w Woodbridge Aich
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4 w Huntingdon CT John Henderson Mass
Members of the House.
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4 Hudson Mass w Hunt " Y
II w Summer Va II CranstoR r I
y Il Vinton Ohio e M Reed Peaaa
John White Ky John Hardin III
Daniel p King Mass c II Carroll " Y
N Rdyner " c .JdneS DelLet Ala
u b Rodney Del w A MOselg " Y
s c Sample Ind s Schenck Ohio
r II Morse Ne A II Stephens Geor
j p Phenir Nec York
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Alexander II Stephens
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