The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-10-19
TIfD NryT IrelsIATuRE.

hundred and forty-two on joint ballot
Twenty five Union Senators are GER
tainly elected, and there is q prospect
that the Army vote will add one moro
from the 18th District, composed of
Muskingum and Perry, making twen-
ty-six Union members of the Senate.
Sixty eight Union members ofthcHouse
are elected. There isa certain maiori-
ty of tHelvo in tho Senate, and of
thirty seven in the House, making the
Union majority on joint ballot forty
nine:
The following is list of tho Union
members of the Senate:
THE SENATE.
District 1. Hamilton, Samuel L. Hay
den, George b. Hollister, Warren NJ.
Bateman.
District 2. Butler and Warren, N.
G. Mcfarland, Hamilton.
District3 Montgomery and Preble,
Colonel A. l. Harris
District 5. Green, Clinton & Faycttc,
A. w. Doan.
District s. Ross and Highland, Capt.
Silas Irion.
District7. Adams, Pike, Scioto and
Jackson, Hon. John t. Wilson.
District s. Lawrence, Gallia, Meigs
and Vinton, Joseph Bradbury.
District. H. Clarke, Champaign and
Madison, Colonel Toland Jones.
District ~. Miami, Dark and Shell
by, Colonel John E. Cummins.
District 13. Logan, Union, Marion
and Hardin, p B, Cole, Marysville.
District II. Washington and Nor
gan and part of Noble, Samuel s.
Knowles.
District 1G. Delaware and Licking,
General Willard Warner
District 20. Belmont and Harrison,
Dr.. II, West,
District 81. Carroll and Stark, Ii. S
Martin, Canton.
District %. Jefferson and Columbi.
ana, j. r. Brooks, Salon.
District 23 Trumbull ald Mahon.
ing, George f. Brown, Warron.
District 81. Asbtabula, Lake and
Geauga, Abner Kellogg.
District 25. Cuyahoga, Samuel vii.
hanson, Cleveland.
District 2G. Portage and Summit,N
D. Tibbnls, Akron,
District 27. Medina and Lorain, DR.
Il. d. Griswold.
District 30. Huron, Eric, Sandusky
and Ottawa, +. b. Sadlcr, Sandusky.
District 33. Hancock, Wood, Lucas,
Fulton, Henry and Putnam, Hon. J.
c. Hall, Toledo; Hon. Parlee Carln,
Findlay.
The Democracy have elected Sena.
tors in the following districts:
lth. Clcrmont and Brown.
10th. Franklin and Pickaway.
18th. Knox, Morrow, Wayne and
Holmes (2) '
18th. Coshocton and Tuscarawas.
10TH Guernsey and Monroe and
part of Noble. .rH,
Goth. Ashland and Richland.
3lst. Seneca, Crawford and Wyan.
dot. ...e -, s...... ~.
32d. Mercer, Auglaizc, Allen, Van
Vert, Paulding, Defiance and viii.
liams, e Senators.)
The following districts are in doubt
with chances against Grosvenor in the
9th and in favor of Sheridan in the
10Th. In the calculation above made
we have allowed the democracy the
Senator from this district:
9th, Athens. Hooking and Fairfield.
18th. Muskingum and Perry.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Tho following are tho Union MON.
bcrs of the House,
Adams. Colonel Horny L. Phillips.
Ashtabula, S. A, Northaway.
Athens, DR.. w. p. Johnson.
Belmont. G, Davenport, John Pat
ton.
Carroll, William Doford.
Champaign, Capt, S. Y. McMorran
Clarke IL. G, Houston
Clormont. Abram Toetor.
Clinton: J, A, Oren.
Columbana: Samuel w. Clark Sam.
ual Fox
Cuyahoga; d. A, Danglcr, G. b
Lockwood, Morris Il. Gallup
Darko: Scippio Myers
Delaware: o. ID, lIough
Eric; Colonel A. Y. Wilcox
Fayette: Mills Gardner
Fulton: Ezekiel Masters
Gallia; Colonel ] II NJ Montgomery
Goauga; Peter Hitchcock
Z Groonc: II Il Howard
Guernsey: John II Clark
Hamilton: William Stanton, John
NJ Cochran. William Penn Nixon, Hen
ry Kcssler, George B Wright, Gustav
Taiol, Frederick II Oborklinc, Maxwell
p Gaddis and Thomas Il Young
Hardin: Solomon Kramer
! Harrison: Ingram Clark
Highland; ID NJ Barrett
Huron; Colonel Frank Sawyer
Jackson; James Trippo
Jeflerson Samuel @ Kerr
Knox: General Ill b Banning
Lake: Colonel Russell Hastings
Lawrcnec; Thomas N Davy
Logan: Don Pistt
Loran: Washington W. Boynton
Lucas; J A Chase
Madison. Cnntnin r NJ Hanson