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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-11-25
New York Congressmen Elect.

The Tribune has the following list Of con
gressmen just elected in that state;
Dist. |. Suffolk, Queens, &c, VIM. W.Valk.
X. N.
9 Brooklyn, (old) J. S. T. strouahan, w.
3. City, wards |, 2, 3, s, s, Guy r. Pelton,
Wing X. N.
4. Wards 4, 6, 10, ID, John Kelley, Soft,
"a over Walsh
5. williamsburg, &C., Tho's r. Whitney,
6. Wards IL, IS, II, John Wheeler, Ind. D,
z. Wards 9, l6, 20, Tho's Childs, jr., w.
X. N.
8. Up town wards, Abraham Wakeman,W.
9. Westminster, &c. Bayard Clark. w KIN.
10. Orange, Sullivan, Ambrose S. Murray,W.
III. Greene, Ulster, Rufus II. King, Wing.
r. Columbia, Dutchess, Kilian Miller, w.
l3. Rensselaer,, Russell Sage, Whic.
Id. Albany, &c, DR.. Sam'l II. Dickson, Vi,
l5 Saratoga, &c. Edward Dodd, Whig.
l6 Clinton, Essex, &c, G. A. Simons. VI.
II. Herkimer, st. Law'nce F. ESpner, Soft D.
l8 Schohare, &c, r. R. Horton, Whig.
10. Otsego, Delaware, J. Hughston, Wing.
20. Oneida. O. 3. Matteson, Whig.
2l. Broome, Cortland, &c, II. Bennett, VI
%. Madison, Oswego, A. L. McCar,y, w.
%. Jefferson, Lewis, w. A. Gilbert, "
"a, Onondaga, Gen. A. P Granger, W.
25. Cayuga, Wayne, E. B. Morgan, w.
26 Ontario. &C., A. Oliver, Anti-N. d.
27. Tioga, Chemung, &c, J. M. Parker, w.
%. Steuben, Livingston, w. H. Kelsey, w.
30. Monroe, J. Williamson, Soft X. N.
30. Genesee, &c, B. Prngle, Whig.
81. Orleans, &c, t. T. Flager, w
80. Erie, S. G. Haven. Whie.
33. Chautauque, &c, F.S Edwards, W.K N.
Total 25 Wings, including regular Wing
candidates who had the Know Nothing sup,
port 2Know Nothings Walk and Whitney
elected over regular Whig candidates; do.
(Edwards) elected over Fenton, Anti-Ne-
braska Dem. 3 softs, incudng one (Will-
iamson) elected in Whig district by the
Know Nothings; 2 Anti Nebraska Indepen,
dents, wheeler and Oliver elected on the
merits of their opposition to Douglas No
Hards at all, unless the attempts to count
Mike Walsh into Kelley's seat should prose
successful. Total 33, of whom but three
even effect 10 like Pierce, Douglas & Co.,
and they are not half in earnest about it
Two years ago, Pierce had 80. The Wings 10.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-11-25
Wood County Fair.
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Entered for Exhibition at the Fourth annual Fair
ofMe Wood County Agricultural Society held
ds PorSageutJLe Oct. ii and IL, 1854.
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MANUEL PEREIRA;
OR,
THK SOVEREIGN RULE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
WITH
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