Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-01-01
Pennsylvania Legislature.
SENATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.

I ID. Chester and Delaware.-Jacob ,. Ser
reil.
Sd. Montgomery.-#JacobC c. Smith
4th. Bucks-Wiiliam Kinney.
! 5th Lehigh and NorthamPton.-NG. W.
e.b Berks-#Heister Clymer.
Eth SehuylkiIl-#B. Rely.
9Th Carbon. Monroe, Pike and Wayne
Henry S. Mott.
9th. Bradford, Susquehannah, Sullivan and
Wyoming Landon.
/ 10Th. Luzerne-W. W. Ketcham.
llth. Toga, Potter, Mexican, and Warren.
i. Benson.
18th Clinton, Lycoming, Centre and Un-
ion-*H. johnson.
18th Snyder, Northumberland, Montour
and Columbia-F. Bound.
I4th Cumberland, Perry, Juniata and Nil
! fin.-E D. Crawford.
18th, Dauphin and Lsbanon.-A. X.
IGfb Lancaster.-John A. Heistand, VIM.
Hamilton.
18th. York.-=A II. Glantz.
18th. Adams, Franklin and Fulton.-A.
K. Mcclure.
l9th. Somerset, Bedford and Huntingdon.
S. S Wharton.
20. Blair, Cambria and Clearfeld.-Louis
". Hall
Dist Indiana and Armstrong; E. Mere
dith.
22d. Westmoreland and Fayette.-Smith
Fuller
23d Washington and Greene. V. Law
renee.
oath. Allegheny.-#John 2. Penny, Elias
IL. Irish.
18th. Beaver and Butler-De L, Imbrie.
25th. Lawrence, Mercer and Venango.-
J II. Robinson.
9th. Erie and Crawford.-#M B. Lowry
2Sth. Clarion, Jefferson, Forest and Elk
&C. L. Lamberton.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Philadelpha-lst District-Joseph Cald.
well; ID Distriet-Thomas Gaskill; Sd District
S. Josephs; 4th Districts. E. Thompson;
9th District-Jos. Moore. Jr; 9th District
John MMackin; 7th District-Thos. Coch-
ran; 9Th District-W. L. Dennis; 9th District
D. A. Quigley; 10th District-Thos Green
bank: llth Distriet-J. w. Hopkins; 18th
District-Richard Wildly; 18th District-F.
McManus; 18th District-James Donnelly;
18th District-W. F. Smith; 10th District
L. W. Dufield; 18th District-C. T. Abbott.
Adams. Busby.
Allegheny-Thomas Williams, T. j. Big
ham, A. Ii. Gross, Peter C. Shannon, VIM.
Hutchman.
Armstrong and Westmoreland-J. A. Nc
Culloch, h. Graham, S. Wakefield.
Beaver and Lawrence-Wm. Henry, j.
W. Blanchard
Crawford and Warren-E. Cowan, S. S.
Bates.
Centre-R F. Barren.
Cumberland and Perry. B. Rhoads, j.
Kennedy.
Dauphin-James Freeland, Thomas G. Fox.
Delaware-Peter n. Gamble.
Erie-J. B. Vincent, E. w. Twitchell
Fayette-D. Kaine.
Franklin and Fulton-John Rowe, W. w.
Sellers
Greene-P. DonIey.
Hunting gdon-John Scott.
Indiana-James Alexander.
Juniata, Union and Snyder j. Beaver, II.
X Ritter
Bedford and Somerset-G. W. Householder,
E. NJ. Shrock.
Berks-C. A. Kline, D. K. Weidner W.
\. Potteiger.
Blar-Thaddeus Banks.
Bradford-H. w. Tracy, c. T. Bliss.
Bueks-L. B. Labar, j. r. Boileau.
Butler-- Grant, -M'Coy.
Cambria-C. L. Pershing.
Carbon and Lehigh-T. Craig, Jr., w. G.
Lichtenwallner
Chester-P. Frazer Smith, - Mcclellan.
W. Windle.
Clarion and Forest--W Divins.
Clearfeld, Jefferson, M'Kean and Elk
DIR. c. M EaTT.y; G. w. Zeigler.
Clinton and Lycoming-J. Chatham, v.
III. Armstrong.
Columbia. Montour, Wyoming and Sulli.
van-L. G. Tate, G. L. Tutton
Lancaster-H. c. Lehman, Nathan Wro
ley, James Myers, Abraham Peters.
Lebanon-Isaac Hoffer.
Luzerne-W. s. Ross, III. Y. Hall, r. II.
Russell
Mercer and yenango-M. E. Boebe, j B.
Brown.
Mifiin-J. H Ross.
Monroe and Pike. II. Roland.
Montgomery-Joseph Rex, II. G. Hoover,
Geo. w. Wimley.
Northampton-D. c. Neiman, Aaron Hess.
Northum berland-J. n. Brown.
Potter and Tioga-S. B. Elliott, B. B.
Strang.
Sehuylkill-James Ryon, Lewis c. Dough
erty, Adam Wolf.
Susquehanna-D D. Warner.
Washington-John A. Happer, William
Hopkins.
Wayne-F NJ Crane.
York;. Dellone, James Ramsey.
Newly elected members
The Legislature was organized yesterday
by the election of Louis w. Hall, Esq, as
Speaker Of the Senate, and John Rowe of
Franklin county, Union democrat, Speaker
of the House. The latter was elected by the
Republicans and Union democrats over the
patent nominee, by vote of So to 10
Mr. Hall made an eloquant address on tax
ing his seat.
ReA-A number of self-styled democratic
papers think there was humiliation" in de.