Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09
THE HOUSE.

The following is an official list of the mem
bers of the House of Representatives already
to the Forty-second Congress, ac-
cording to the list prepared by Mr.. McPher-
son, Clerk of the House the names of Demo
Gratis are printed in italics
ALABAMA.
Dis. Dis.
l. Benz. S. Turner, 4. Charles Hays,
2. Chas. W. Buckley, 5. Peter N. Dor,
The seat of Mr.. Handley is contested by
Hon. T. W.. Norris.
s. ARKANSAS.
1. James n. Hanks, 8. John EdtOGrds, Ind.
2. O.. P. Snyder,
Edwards. f-f.l
CALIFORNIA.
Three not yet elected.
CONNECTICUT.
Foul yet to be elected.
Benjamin Z. Biggs.
FLORIDA.
Josiah T. Walls.
GEORGIA.
l.. A. z. Mcintyre, 5. q. n: Du6ose,
2. Nelson Tiff, 6. William 7. Price,
8. John s. Bigby, Z. Pierce NJ. B. Young.
4. Thomas j. Speer,
Isaac Fanin will contest the Fifth dis
trict.
1. Chas. B. Farwell, 8. James c. Robinson,
2. J.. F. Farnsworth, 9. T. W. McNeeLy,
8. H. G. B~urchard, 10. Edo0Grd 2. Rice,
4. John B. Hawley, IL. SamT S. Marshall,
s.. Brddf'dN N. Stevens, Il. John B. Hay,
g.. Burton c.. Cook, Is. John M. CrebS.
Z. Jesse H. Moore,
L. William E. NTbLack, Z. MahIon d. ManSon,
2. Michael C. Kerr, s 6. James N. Tyner, -
3. VIM. s. Holman, 9. j. P. G.. Shanks,
4. Joseph NJ. Wilson, 10. William Williams,
5. John Coburn, IL. Jasper Packard.
6. DGnI ". VoOrAees,
The seat of Mr.. Wilson in the Fourth dis
trict is to be contested by Mr.. Gooding.
IOWA.
l. Geo. W. McCrary, 4. Madison M. walden,
2. A. B. Cotton, 5. Frank W. Palmer,
3. w. G. Donnan, 6. Jackson Orr.
1. D. P. Lowe.
KENTUCKY.
L. EdOard Grassland, 6. William E. arthur,
3. Henry d. McHenry, Z. JuneS B. Beck,
8. Joseph n. LetoiS, s. George N. Adams,
4. William B.. Read, 9. John N. Rice.
5. Boyd Winchester,
1. j. Hale Sypher, 4. James McClerry.
2. Lionel A. Sheldon, 5. Frank Morey,
8. @. B. DARRELL s.. L#--
1. John Lynch, 4. ohn A. Peters,
2. William P. Frye, 5. Eugene Hale.
4. James G.. Blaine, -.
1. Samuel HambLeton, A. John Richie,
2. Stevenson Archer, 5. William N. Merrick.
8. Thomas Sr0Gnn, --#
-AcHUs
l.. James Buffinton, 6. Nath1 P. Banks.
2. Cakes Ames, z. George M. Brooks,
3. Ginery Twichell, 8. George F, Hoar,
A.. sam uel Hooper, 9. VIM. B. ashburn.
5. Benz. F. Butler, 10. HenryL. Dawes.
MICHIGAN.
1, Henry Waldron, 4. Thomas W. Ferry,
2. VIM. L, Stoughton, 5. Omar D. Conger,
3. Austin Blair, 6. Ja6ez G.. Sutherland.
MINNESOTA.
1. Mark II. Dunnell, 2. o T. Averill.
MISSISSIPPI.
1. George E. Harris, 4. George C. Mckee,
2.J. L. Morphis, 5. LIE GrandW. Pierce,
3. Henry W. Barry,
MISSOURI.
1. Erastus Wells, 6. II. Cominqo,
2. G. A. Filkelnburg,#7. Isaac c. Parker,@
3. j. r. McCOrnsick, 8. Jdnses g.. Blair,
4. H. E. Ravens, 9. AndretO King.
5. Samuel S. Burdett.
NEBRASKA,
John Taffe.
NEVADA.
c. W. Kendall.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Three yet to be elected.
NEW JERSEY.
l. John W. Hazleton, 4. John Hill,
2. Samuel C. Forker, 5.-George A. Halsey.
3. John Z. Bird,
NEW YORK.
1. Dloight IoVnsend, IL. VIM. A. Wheeler,
2. Thomas KJnSeHG, Is. John M Carroll,
8. Henry W. Slocunp, 10. Elizur H. Prindle,
4. r. B. Roosevelt, 20. c.. L. Merriam,
5. YIN. r. Roberts, 81. Ellis H. Roberts,
6. Samuel s. Cor, %. VIM. E. Lansing,
Z. Smith Ely, Jr., %. R. H. Duell,
8. James Brooks, "a. John E. Seeley,
9. Fernando Wood, Is. VIM. n. Lamport,
10. GARRISON ". Potter, &c. Milo Goodrich,
IL. Charles st. John, 81. Horace B. Smith,
IL. JohnH. Ketcham, %. Freeman Clarke,
Is. Joseph III. TUthiLI, %. Seth Wakeman,
IA. Ell Perry, 80. William Williams,
Is. j. NJ. Warren, 81. Walter L. Sessions.
16. John Rogers,
NORTH CAROLINA.
1. Clinton L. Cobb, 5. James Leach,
.. Charles R. Thomas,6 6. Francis E Sho6er,
). Alfred NJ. WaddeH, 7. j. C. Harper.
4. Sion II Rogers,
has for a contestant Mr.. ]. 1. Harris (colored),
Republican.
1. Aaron F. Perry, IL. John 7. Wilson,
2. Job E. Stevenson, IL. PhiIGd. Y. Trump,
3. LeICiS ID. Campbell, Is. George ". Morgan,
4. j. F. Mckinney, IA. James Monroe,
5, c. L. Lamison, Is. VIM. P. Sprague,
8. John A. Smith, 16. John A. Bingham,
z. S. S~hellabarger, IL. Jacob A. Amber,
8. John Beattey, Is. William II Epson,
9. Charles Foster, 10. James A. Garfield.
10. Erasmus D. Peck,
OREGON.
Joseph II. Slater.
PENNSYLVANIA.
l. a. =. huh0uHJ - OlJoSCS A1eTCuT,
2. J. v. Greedy, IA. John B. Packer,
8. Leonard Myers, Is. r. j. HaLdeman,
4. VIM. D. Kelley, 16. B. F. Meyers,
.. A. c.. Harmer, IL. r. Milton Spear,
6. E. l.. Acker, 1S. Henry SherIoood,
4. Wash. Townsend, 10. Glenni W cofeld,
S. j. Laurence Getz, 20. Samuel Griffith,
9. Oliver j. Dickey, 81. Henry ID. Foster,
10. ]. w. K~illinger, %. James S. Negley,
IL. John 4. Storms, %. Eben McJunkin,
IL. L.. D. Shoemaker, "a. Wm. Nc CLeAdnd.
Mr.. Hanna's seat, in the Fifth district,
will be contested by Mr.. Redding, Democrat.
Mr.. Myers, in the Sixteenth district, will
have the present member, Hon. Mr.. Cessna,
as a contestant.
l. Benz. I. Eames, 2. Jas. NJ. Pendleton.
Mr.. Games seat will be contested by Mr..
SOUTH CAROLINA.
1. Joseph H. Rainey, 8. Robert B. Elliott,
2. Robert G. DeLarge,4. Alex. s.. Wallace.
TENNEssEE. |
1. RPderick B. Butler, 5. E. J. GoUaday;I ID
2. Horace Maynard, 8. W. c. WhitffoTne,<
z. A f. G0rreH- 4 Robert p GnZ3ggeH. 4