American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-09
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

First-William Foster Union.
Second-Wm. Ii. Ruddiman, Union
Third-Samuel Josephs, Dem.
Fourth--W. W.'Watt, Union.
Fifth oseph r. Thomas, Union
Sixth-James Freeborn, Union
Seventh-Thomas Cochran, Union.
Eighth-James N. Kerns, Union.
Ninth-George A. Quigley, Dem,
Tenth Samuel S. Pancoast, Union.
Franklin D. Sterner, Uniont
Twelfth-Luke 7. Sutphin, ST., Union
Thirteenth-Charles Connolly, Dem,
Fourteenth-Fr Francis Hood, Union.
Fifteenth-George De Haven, Union.
Sixteenth-William T. Smith, Union.
Seventeenth-Edward G.. Lee, Union
Eighteenth-James Miller, Union.
Delaware-Edward Tyson, Union.
Chester--Nathan Pennypacker, Union;
William b. Waddell, Union j. Sharp
less, Union.
Montgomery-Dr. A. d. Markley
Edwin l.. Satterthwait, Democrat
Bucks-Luther Calvin, Francis w.
Headman. Democrat.
Lehigh-Nelson Weiser, James L.
Cline. Democrat.
Northampton--O. Rice, Samuel Skin
ner, Democrat.
Carbon and Monreo--Peter Gilbert,
Democrat.
Wayne and Pike-Wm. NJ Nelson,
Democrat
Luzerne-lIarry. Hakes, Anthony Gra-
dy, Daniel Seybert, Democrat
Susquehanna and Wyoming-George
ii Wells, Peter NJ Osterhout, Union.
Bradford and Sullivan-Joseph Marsh,
Lorenzo Grinnell, Union.
Lycoming, Union and Snyder-Samuel
III. Orwig, Samuel Alleman, G.. B. Man
ley, Union.
Columbia and Montour- illamson Ii.
Jacuby, Democrat.
Northumberhnd-Truman III. Purdy,
Democrat
Tioga and Potter-A. G. Olmaead,
John w. Guernsey, Union
Clinton, etc.--A. c. Noyes, Dem.
Centre-Cyrus Il. Alexander, Dem,
Huntington, Mifiin and uniata-John
A. Sweeps, John Balsbach, Union.
Schuylkill-Miehael Weaver Joshua
Boyer, John Dorlner, Dem.
Berks-John Missimcr, Frederick II ar
ner, Henry b. Rhoads, Dem.
Lancaster Elias Billingfelt, r. W.
Shenk, Lay Wood, Charles Demmos,
Union.
Lebanon-Isaac Hoffer, Union.
Dauphin-H. G. Alleman, Daniel Kai.
ser, Union.
York-John F. spanglcr, James Cam
eron, Dem.
Cumberland-Joh d. Bowman, Dem.
Perry and Franklin-A. X. MClure,
Union j. MD Sharp, Dem.
Adams-James Marshall, Dem
Som orset, Bedford and Fulton-Moses
A. Ross. David b. Armstrong, Union.
Blair-Joseph G. Album, Union.
Cambria-Cyrus 1. Pcrshing, Dem.
Clcarfeld, etc--T. Jefferson Boyer,
Dem.
Clarion and JefTerson-W. W. Barr,
Dem.
Armstrong-John W NJ M'Kec, Union.
Indiana and Westmoreland-Geor
4 Smith, Jas r. M'Aflee, Jas M'Ehoy,
Union.
Fayette-Thomas B. Searight, Dem.
Greene Rose, Dem.
Washington and Beaver II. S Quay,
r. K. Reed, Jas r. Kelley, Union.
Allegheny-John p. Glass, Robert A.
Colvlle, Alfred Slack, Samuel Chadwick,
George Y. M'Kce, Hans Il. Heron,
Union.
Mercer, Lawrence and Butler--Chas.
koonce, Samuel M'Kinley, John ii. Neg
ley, William Hasles, Union.
Venango and Warren-Willam II.
Burgwin, and W. d. Brown, Union.
Crawford-John D. Sturdivant, Geo.
H. Bemus, Union.
Erie--John r. Cochran, Notes Hill,
Cnion.
REHABILITATION.
National Union members, Ga Demo-
Gratis, So; Union majority, 28.
The ccpperhead judges in Lycoming
have also cast the soldiers vote aside for
the purpose of electing their representa-
tive in that district, but the Union men
will take their seats as legally elected
members.
RECAPITULATIoN:
Union. Cops.
senate. ~ ID