The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-31
The New Senate and Assembly
who Will compose the next Legislature.
SENATE.

Pbiladelphia-Jer Jeremiah Nichols, Jacob E.
Ridgway,* g. M Donavan, George Council X
Chester, Delaware and Montgomery-W
Worthington, Horace Rover.
Bucks-O. r. James.
Lehigh and Northampton-Georg B. .SchaH
Berks-HeiSter Ciymsr.
Carbon, Monroe, Pike and Wayne-H B.
BeardsIse.
Bradford, Susquehanna and Wyoming
George Landon.*
Luzerne--I D. Shoemaker.
Potter, Tioga, Mexican and Clinton-War-
rem Cowles.*
Lycoming, Union and Snyder. WDus.
Northumberland, Montour, Columbia and
Sullivan-DaUtd B. Montgomery.
Dauphn aud LHbanon--D. Fleming.
Lancaster-B. Champneys,J J. NJ. Dunlap.
York and mberland-A. .Hiestand GLatx*
Adams and Franklin-C H. Duncan*
Somerset, Bedford and Franklin-Geo. W.
Householder.
Blair, Huntingdon, Centre, Mif1in, Juniata
and Perry-L. w. Hall, Kirk Haines.
Cambria, Indiana and Jefferson-Gen.
Harry White.#
Clearfeld, Cameron, Clarion, Forest and
Fix w. 4. WQliace*
Westnoreland, Fayette and Green-John
Latta.
Allegheny-J. L. Graham,* T. J. Bigham.
Washington and Wm Hopkins.
Lawrence, Butler and Armstropg-Rev r.
Audley Bro wn.*
Mercer, Venango and Warren-Thomas
Hoge.
Crawford and Erie-Morrcw B. Lowry.
Union Senators 20
Opposition Senators 13
Union majority 7
1t is believed that Mr.. CUnaughty, the Union
candidate in the Nineteenth district may be
elected by the soldiers vote, which will give
a Union majority of nine.
Those marked with az are newly elected.
Democrats in Halic.
ASSEMBLY,.
Philadelphia-Geo w. Ghegan, W. Fl.
Ruddman, SqmY Joseph;, W. W. Watt, James
Freeborn, James Subers, James N. Kerns,
George A. Quigliey, Elisha W. Davis, F. D..
Sterner, Alex. Adair, Jas. Donneliy, Francis
Hood, G. DeHaven, Jr!, D. A. Wallace, Ed.
G. Lee, Jas. N Marks
Adams-Philip L. Houck
Allegheny-Geo Y. Mckee, Hans B. Her
ron, Alfred Slack, David Shaffer, John T.
Glass. John A. Danks.
Armstrong;. Mechling.
Berks-John Mssimer, H. B. Rhoads. Fred.
Hdrner
Bucks-Luthur Cabin, r. ". Headn.nn.
Bradford and SulhVan-torenso Grinell,
G. W. Kinney.
Blair-Joseph @. Album.
Canbra-Cyrus L. Per5hing.
Carbon and Monroe-AAen Craig.
Centre-Ffed. R'trtz.
Clarion and Jefferson-V. ~ Barr.
Clearfeld Elk and Forest-Dr.R r. G. Early,
Nndep pendent Democrat).
Clinton, Cameron and McKean-E. B.
Eldred.
Chester-N. J. Sharpless, W. B. Waddell,
n, A. Pennypacker.
Crawford-J. G. Sturtevant, Geo. H Bemis.
Columbia and Montour-W II. Jaco6y.
Cumberland-PhtljpL Long.
Dauphin-Jeremiah Seller, H. B. Hoffman
Delawarc-Ellwood Tyson.
Erie-O. s Woodward, U. B. McCreary.
Fayette-Chas. E. Boyle.
Greene-gh ghos. Rose.
huntingdon, Miflin and Juniata-Epbrair
Baker, James NJ. Brown.
Indiana and WestmoreIand-Georo E.
SMITH, T. r. 1NcA fee, Jas. McEZroy.
Lancaster-R. W. Schenck, Chas. Derues
Day Wood Jno. N. Stehmar.
Lebanon-Jacob B. Nelly.
Lehigh-N. Weisner, Jas. r. Kline.
Lycoming, Union and Snyder-SamI c.
Winegard, Isaac Rothrock, D. A. Irwin.
Luzerue-Antbony Grady, D. f. SevBsrt
d. S Koon.
Mercer, Lawrence and Butler-Josiah Nc.
Pherrin, j. N. Neagley, SamT Mckinley
Henry Pillow.
Montgomery-A. D. MarEley, 3. L. Sat
terkpaits.
Northampton-Oliusr II. Myers, z. D. Bar.
rington.
Northumherland-Ch Charles ". THarp.
Perry and Franklin-Geo. A. Shuman
F. S. Stambaugh
SchuylkilI-KennsdyR Robinson, j. II. Crcs-
land, p. f. Collins.
Somerset. Bedford and Fulton-Moses A.
Ross D. B. Armstrong.
Susquehanpa and Wyoming-P. N. Oster.
hout J. 7. Cameron.
Tioga and Potter-Wm. T. Humphrey
John S. Mann.
Venango and Warren-W. N. Whaun, Har.
rison Allen.
Washington and Beaver-James R. Kelley
Joseph B. Welsh, Matthew S. Quay.
Wayne and Pike Vim. IL. Nelson
York-Jan,es Cameron, Il. S. LdsoYsrcs
Union Members 66
Democratic SO
Independent Democrat