The New York herald., 1863-12-05

ishd from his par II, was elected Representative
from Pcbusy vana 10 the Thirty seventh Congress serv.
ting az member o The Conmttces Indian Affairs and
Rxpend ,utcs on Public Buildings. Re-eected to the
Ihirty eighth Congress
KELLOGG, FRANCIS W.
Corn in worthn on Hampshire county, Msssachu.
setls My SO, 1870 received limited education and
having removed 10 Michigan, entered the business
lumbcru.. lie served IN the Legislature of Michigan,
ard elected Representative from that State the
1hlry sixth Congress, serving member of Com.
nec on iayald Pensions; elect TO the Thirty
seventh Congress, serving the Committees on Pubic
Lands aud on Expenditures in the Post once Department
ana also re elected to the Thirty eighth Congress
KELLOGG. ORLANDO.
a re, rescutatve from New York 70 the thirty eighth
Congress.
HERMAN, FRANCIS.
lie wa torn in steubcn- county New York, Janury H.
1916 received hs education at the Georgetown College,
District Of Columbia adopted and practised the profession
orIaw held Tor tho cce VI reporter OF the Court
Of Appeals served the State Legislature, aud was
elected Representative from New York ~ the Thirty
eighth Congress-
KING, AUSTIN A.
Ho born Ip sullivan county, Tennessee September
20 1901 received good educ the coustry
thea Afforded studied law. and licensed to practice
becoming ct age; removed TO Missouri lSG0 in
1854 10 MiSspurl rejected
to the position in 1886 1881 he appointed
Circuit Judge for Ray co1ny which position he held
until 1913, when he elected Governor OF Missouri
the term OF tnal office expiring 1858; 1862 he
again placed upou the berch ia his oi circuit during
that ycar elected Representative from MssoW to
the rhnty-eighth Congress.
gIrCuES, BgTHUELM.
Was bern in Berkeley lrgina, March 81 1872 received
Acommon school oducltou was for many years magis
trate in the county of his adoption; in 1851 he was
elected to the Legislature OF Virginia which met at
Wheeling, aod In 1883 be elected Representative
from virginia to The Thirty eighth Congress.
KNAPP, ANTHONY L.
Born in Middletown, Delaware county New York June
Id, 1898, removed with his nther TO Illinois IN 1899;
studied law, and was admitted to the bar ls4e settling
tho town OF Jcrseyvle; 1858 he elected to the
Senate OF Illinois attending tho sessions of 1859 and 1861
and in the latter year he elected Representative
from Illinois to the Thirty sevouh Congress- serving
the Committee on Revolutionary Pensions. In 1862 ne
vas re elected to the Thirty eighth Congress.
LAW, JOHN
Was born IN New London, Connecticut, 10 lTqS. era.
1eatcd at Ya.e College in 1914 stcded law and was adj
mied 10 practice in the Supreme Court Connecticut
IN 1917 aud soon afterwards emsrated to the Territory
OF Indiana, locating himself at vincenncs Soon ntter
arriv ng tho West no elected Prosecuting Attor
ney. and in 1928 member oil the Legislature; he
again elected Attorney for his district ard held that post
top uutl promoted to Judechp, which office he held
By re elections for eight lie subsequently we'd
to Evansville where he resumed tho practice of pro-
fession 10 1860 he elected Representative from In
diana TO the Thirty seventh Congress- serving Com
mittccs the Library and Revolutionary Pensions
like Mr.. Charles +. Adams, Mr. John Law mention
ths TACT with cXcusable prde that his father wei as
his grandfather both served their country members
Congress, aud witnessed the our coun.ys
history. lie elected t., the Thirty eighth Congress-
LAZEAR, JESSE.
lie born in Pennsy,vania and elected Repre-
sentative from that State to the Thirty seventh Congress-
serving chairman Of the Committee Expenditures
On tho Public Buildings He also elected TO the
Thirty eighth Congress.
LIE BLOND, FRANCIS C.
Ho was born 10 France, but IN this country with
dis parents, when mere child studied law and ad
m1tcd to the bar in Ohio; served frequently In tho Ic
gecturc Of that State, end 10 1862 elected Repre-
sentative from Ohio to the Thrty.eighth Congress.
LITTLEJoHH, DE WITT c..
Was born In Bridsowater, Oneida county New York.
February 7, 16lS received thorough academic educa-
ton, aud since 1889 has been largely engaged in the
commerce Of tho lakes apd canals well IN the manu-
scture Of dour Ho served President Of the village
or 0sweso, and when became city he became an Alder
man. and was twice electcd Mayor. He times
socted 70 tho Asseps,y Of New YORK, presiding -
Speaker during Avo terms; and In 1862 he elected
Representative from New York to the Thirty eighth Con-
gress.
LOAN, BENJAMIN r.
Born in Hardnsburg Breckinridge county, Kentucky,
1sI0 settled in Missouri In 1888, and adopted the 10
gal profession. When tho rebellion broke OUT 10 1851 he
look active part in nNary Affairs, and appointed
brSadier general and IL 1862 he elected Repre-
sentative from Missouri the Thirty Congress
LoNGyEAR, JOHN W.
Hs was born in shandaken, Ulster County, New York,
october 22, 1890 received q good academic education
removed " Michigan in 1874 studied law and to
the bar In ls4s, and elected Representative
rrcU Michigan to the Thirty eighth Congress-
LoNo, ALEXANDER.
lie vas borr in Grconv;ie Mercer county Pennsylva-
ola December "a 1915; was educated at Corys Academy
tnow farmers College,, Ohio adopted the pro ession Of
law, practising in Cincinnati; elected 10 tho Ohio
Legislature ia 1s4s and ls4o aud in 1862
representative Ohio to tie Thirty eighth Congress.
LovEJoY, OWEN.
Ho born 10 Albion, Keunebec county, Maine, Janu.
Ty6 1911; iabored farm until eighteen years Of
age taught school, and thereby received the for
scIose education, which he received at Bowdon. He
clergyman Of the Congregational church Princeton
Illinois, from l83sto 1854 having resigned his pastoral
iutles 10 take seat In tho lnoi. Legislature In that
gear and 1855 no elected q Representative from
hat state to tho Thrtyhfth Congress- reelected the
Thirty sixth. Thirty seventh and tho Thirty ghth Con-
.rcs serving the committees Revolutionary Claims
and Public Lands and Chairman Of the Comm ttee
agriculture.
MARCY, DAVID.
Representative from Now Hampshire to the Thirty
,lghth Congress
M'ALLIsTER, ARCHIBALD.
lie was born in Daupbin county, Pennsylvania, In 1914
md having settled n Blair county. for thirty three
'ears engaged in the manufacture OF In 1858 no
clad Qanr
thirty eighth Congress
MBRlDE, JOHN A.
Repre- sentative from Oregon TO the Thirty eighth Con-
.ress.
M'oLuRG, JOSEPH ".
Born In S. Louis county Missouri, February % 1915
'eceived good education, chiefly at oxford College
)nio; o bis seventeenth year no went TO Louisiana and
aississipp and spent noary two years as teacher;
vent TO Texas 1s<l, where he was admitted TO the