Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-03
Members of the Senate.

Members of the Senate
W p MdagUa n T. s S pbelDs VI
George EcdnS Ne -ller Barroac La
j Cs7Headen Ny J II MoreheGd hY
j N Berrlcn Ge0r " c Rlres Va
J + Simmons Il " Wood5riace Mich
j A Pearce Nd f. n Foster Tenn
il III B0yard Del w L Dayton " j
W Huntingdon CT John Henderson Mass
Members of the House.
G0rret DariS hy Milton Broocn Tenn
c Hudson Mass W Hunt " Y
q w Summer Va II Y Cranston r
s Il Vinton Ohio & VI Reed Peana
JOhR White hy Join j Hardin III
Daniel p King MasS c II Carroll "
N Rayaer NC James Deliet Ala
g b Rodney Del "A Mosely "
: { Sample Ind II s Schenck Ohio
+ II -h0fSe de A II Stephens GeOr
Up Pbeuir Neac York
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