The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-01
State Legislature.
Senate.

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Senator's elected in 1859, whose terms expire in
1868:
Plaauemines, 81. Bernard, jefferson, and Algiers
Fergus Gardere, Ind. E. w. Lawrence, D.
New Orleans--E. A. Patterson, D. Solomon, ].
B. Leefe, ANS
St. James and st. John--J. h. Loughborough, D.
St. Martin and Vermhon-John Moore, O.
! Pointe Coupee, &c.--Ed Phillips, D.
Sabine, Sci. S. Flonrnoy, D.
East Feiciana, &c.-T. J. Burlington, OPP.
4 VIM, Catalonia, &c.-W. Fl. Kough, D.
Franklin aud Carroll--R d. Lott, Ind.
Madison, Tensas, &c--Ed. Newell, D.
Caiborne-W. +. Moreland, o.
Bossier, &c.--B. w. Pearce, D.
Morehouse and Cuachita--R. Wilson, O.
Jackson and Unioll--J S Stephens, D.
w. s. bingham also claims seat as Senator for
the late double district composed OF Morehouse,
Ouachisa, Jackson and Union, to succeed B. L..
Deireese, resigned, on his nomination as State
Treasurer.
Senator's, holding over, whose terms expire in
1861:
orleans-Raraell HUNT and John Laialsw, o.
East Feciana--E. Delony, D.
Carroll--G. ID. Shadburne, D.
st. Landry, &c.--W. Cottrel, D.
Lafasette--D. Pellerin, D.
St. Mary--A. L. fucker, D. M
Terrebonne-F S. fioode and Z. E. Mailhot, DIS.
Rapides--S A. Smith, D.
sabine--J. r. Smart, D.
! St. Charles Richard Taylor, D.
House of Representatives.
Ascension--D A. Randall and D. G. Bond, Ds
Assumptions B. Z. Dngas and D. Leblanc, Ds
| Avoyelles-J 0'Quinn and 6. T. VOORHEES,, Us
Benvillc--Henry Gray, D.
Bossier--J. r. Evans, D., and K. \. CoomDs
/ Ind.
Caddo.-Wm. Robson, D., and r. White, 0.
Caiborne--J. w. Berry, D., and VIM. Q. Martir
Ind.
Calcasieu--Alex Dessessart, D.
/ CaldwelL-Judge E. Barry, D.
Carroll-W. L. Knox and J. Imboden, Ds.
/ Catahoula--T Breithaupt D.
Coneordia--T. Alexander and 5. 3. Oswald, y.
DeSoto--H. Phillips, and I. Z. Tompkns, Us.
4 East Baton Rouge-A. s. Herron ana ". =
Knox, DIS. 1s !
East Felicaua- Bythell Haynes D., and ]. 9
Kilbourne, 0.
/ Franklin---S G. Hamilton, Ind.
Iberyille--C. A. Bruss and 0. Dupuy, Ds.
7 Jackson--O. S. Lane, Ind
L.
Observation-Disclosures Bertrand, D.
I observation-disclosures Bush, and R. G. Darden, Ds
J, Liyingston--G T. Baoul, D.
Madison--W. n. Peck, and N. G. Coleman, Dis.
Morehouse--W. MeFee, 0.
Natchitoches- VIM. NJ. Levy, D., and +. Ro'
bieo, o.
onachita--C. H. Morrison, D.
} Parish Of Orleans--W. g. Austin, v. q. Gotto
and Henry jackson, DIS. ,,s
Messrs. W. b. Lindsay, Jas. Beggs, A. Rearne,
w. R. Fish, IA. Bartlett, ID. y. Ranney, W.T.
Hnrst.sJ. Il. Jaquess, j. ~. Lane, A. Blanche, job
Ncf,eland. J. H. Lalnothe, Louis Gastine, K.i
! Theard, I. o. Drouett, G. 0. Leblanc, j. AagIon
Ans. ,.,,. q /,
Poiare coupee--J. !. Matthews and 9, y
/ McRae, Dis. y
! Rapides--J. G. Wise, \. ~. oiarA, auu = I
Smart. Dis.
Sabine--E. G. Davidson, D.
a St. Bernard Judge Rousseau, y.
!. ST. Charles-Lar,igue Mongrue, "
ST. Mary--A. Al. Pecot and John Tarleton, D
!, St. Martin-V VOORHEES, and Miller, DIS.
\ st. Helena---John Burton, D.
ST. James--L. L. Armant, D., Q. &. Delogny,
I 81 Landry. j. Morgan, B. R. CAN'T and 4.
Smith, Ds., and 7. G. Anderson Ind.
! 81. Tammany-Jule Leblanc, D.
! Tensas--J. +. Harper, and D. \. Buckner, Ds.
!, Terrebonne---F. Theriot, D. and D. L. Case,
4 IJnicn--J. I. Fuller, r., and S. G. Lee, "
! Yermil,ion-E Ewing, D.
i Washington--A. G. Bickham, D.
West Baton Rouge--H. W. Alien. D. :.
West Feliciapa- \. B. Marks and W. II Kie
z ardson, Da.
~ Wian-J. L. Walker, D.
: We copy the foregoing list from T.
i Picayune which Journal suggests that q !
g classification is not entirely reliab'
9 Some, we believe, are marked as Dem
s Gratis who were never nominated by
i Democratic Convention.
{ rg- The young lady who wasso delicate thas y :
: had to have her strawberries pared, declared =
9 The will never marry without stipulation sna'
i Ill 1--we at least one block aAay from o.