The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-29

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Perry, Spencer, and Warrick-Jehn {
Shoemaker.
Posey and derburgh--Magnus I
Carnahan.-14.
REPUBLICAN SENATORS ELECTED.
Blackford and elaware-Walter March
Boone and Hendricks-Solomon Blair
Cass, Howard, and PulSski-R. P. De
Hart.
Decatur Richard Robbins.
DeKalb, Noble, and Steuben-Timothy R
/ Dickinson.
Elkhart and Lagrange-Charles L. Muir
! ray.
Fayette and Union Benjamin F. Clay,
pool.
Fountain-Henry Campbell.
Fulton and Miami-Daniel +. Bearss.
Hamilton and Tipton-G. B. Grubb.
Henry-Jo5hua H. Mellett.
Laporte and Starke-Abraham Tee
garden.
on-Horatio Newcomb. .e
Montgomery D. White.
Randolph-Asahel Stone.
Ripley-James S. Huh.
Rush-E. II. NJ. Berry.-17.
DEMOCRATIC SENATORS ELECTED.
Clark and Scott-Charles P. Ferguson.
Clay and Putnam-Archibald Johnston.
Dubois, Gibson, and Pike-Thomas
Shoulders.
Hancock and SheIby-Martin NJ Ray
Harrison and Westinghouse Simeon X.
Wolfe.
Jackson and nings-Medy W. Shields.
Johnson and Morgan-Frank Landers.
Sullivan and Yigo---Henry X. viii
son.-8.
REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVES ELECTED.
Benton and White-AnsOn Hurd.
Boone-Nelson Fordyce.
Boone and Hendricks-T. J. Cason.
Carroll-Thomas Thompson.
Crawford-W. w. Sloan.
Decatur Ira G. Grover.
DeKalb-Henry Feagler.
Delaware-James Orr.
Elkhart-Noah Anderson.
Elkhart and Lagrange-Robe Parrett.
Fayettc and U Union Richard Al. Haworth.
Fountain-James Fraley.
Grant-William Hall.
Hamilton and Tipton--Joseph Gore.
Harrison Walter Q. Gresham.
Hendricks--James Burgess.
Henry-Martin l.. Bundy.
Howard-D. D. Lightner
Huntington and Whitley-James s. Col
lins.
Jasper, Newton, and Pnlaskl--G c.
Moody.
Jay--Isaac A Underwood
Jefferson David c. Branham, J. Craig
Wilson
Jennings --Lucius Bingham
knox-Cyrus NJ. Allen
Koscusko Thomas G. Boydston
kosciusko and Wabash-James Frazer
Lagrange-Samuel Hudson.
Lake-Bartlett Woods.
Laporfs-Samuel Harvey, NJ @. Sherman
Lawrence Hugh Erwin.
Marion William H. kendrick, James H.
Turner.
Miami--W William Smith.
Monroe Joseph Campbell.
Montgomery Richard Epperson
Morgan Ohm W Ferguson
NobIe--J. r. Randall.
Ohio and Switzerland Hugh T VII
liams.
Parke John c. Grain.
Perry-Magnus Brucker.
Pike-Andrew J. Wells.
Porter-R. A. Cameron.
Putnam-Higgins Lane, Reuben S. Ra-
gan.
Randolph--John A. Moorman
Ripley-John T. Dashiel.
Rush-George Thomas
Spencer-James C. Veatch.
Steuben-JOseph \. Woodruff.
St Joseph-John a Hendricks.
nppecanoe-William II. Bryan, Jarvis
J. Jones.
vanderb1rgh-J s. Hopkins
Vermillion-D. VI. Jones.
Vigo-Nathanlel Lee.
Wabash-Stearns Fisher.
Warrea-Richard NJ. Nebeker
Wayne-Oliver T. Jones, E. Burk New.
man, Israel Woodruff go.
DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTATIVES, ELECTED.
Adams-P. n Collins.
AIlen-Conrad Treer, Moses Jenkinson.
Bartholomew-F. P, Smith.
Blackford and Wells-Th Theodore Horton.
Brown-Lewis Prosser.
Case. b. KDowlton.
Clark-T. J. Howard.
Clay-Elias Cooprider.
Clinton-Leander McClurg.
Daviess-M. L. Brett.
Dearborn-Omar F. Roberts, c. Lods.
Dubois-A. 7. Fleming.
Floyd-John II. Stotsenburg.
Franklin-Thomas Clifford.
Fulton-A II. Robbins.
Gibson-Silas NJ uolcomb
Greene-W William NJ. Moss.
Hancock-Noble Warrum.
Hancock and Shelby-George 7. Atkin-
son.
Harrison and ashington-IIorace Hef-
ren.
Jackson-John L. Ford.
Johnson-John A. Polk
johnson and Morgan-John Stevenson.
Madison-John Hays.
Marshall and Starke-M A. O. Packard.
Martin-Thomas NJ Clark