Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-11-06
THE GENERAL AssE MBLY.

The new General Assembly will
contain 36 Senators and los Repre-
sentatives, of which the appended
list is very nearly if not quite accu-
rate. Those marked with a are
from the last General As
sembly;
SENATORS.
First District Hamilton county;
Democratic, VIM. P. Wallace, Vach
ell Worthington. Republican, Ste
phen II. Burton.
Second District-Butler and War
rem counties; Republican, Ben. But
terworth.
Third District-Montgomery and
Preble; Republican, David B. Cor
win.
Fourth District-Clermont and
Brown; Democratic. Henry v. Kerr.
Fifth District Clinton, Fayette
and Greene; Republican, S. n. Yeo
man.
Sixth District-Ross AMI High
land; Democratic, Henry A. Shep
herd.
Seventh District-Adams, Jack
son, Pike and Scioto; Democratic,
Jas. W. Newham*.
Eighth District-Gallin, Lawrence
Meigs and Vinton Republican, j. E.
Philip.
Ninth District-Athens, Fairfield
and Hooking; Democratic. Robt. E.
Reese.
Tenth District-Franklin andPick-
away; Democratic, John 6. Thomp-
SOM.
Eleventh District-Clarks, Cham
paign and Madison Republican, Alex
Waddle.
Twelfth Miami, Darke
and Shelby; Democratic, John W.
Morris*.
Thirteenth District-Logan, Har-
din, Marion and Union independent
Republican, NJ. c. Lawrence.
Fourteenth District-Morgan, No
BILE and Washington; Democratic P.
B. Buell..
Fifteenth District-Muskingum
and Perry; Democratic, Elias Ellis.
Sixteenth District-Delaware and
Licking; Democratic, w. P. Reid.
Seventeenth and Twenty-eight
District-Knox and Morrow, Holmes
and Wayne; Democratic, Daniel
Paul.
Eighteenth District-Coshocton
and Tuscarawas; Democratic, John
C. Fisher.
Nineteenth District-Guernsey,
Monroe and part of Noble; Demo
cratic, John W. Laughlin.
Twentieth District-Harrison and
Belmont; Republican, Sam Knox*.
Twenty-second District-Jeffer
son and Columbiana; Republican, j.
K. Rukenbrod.
Twenty third District-Trumbull
and Mahoning; Republican, L. c.
jones'.
Twenty fourth District = Ashta
bula, Lake and Geauga; Republican
I. n. Hathaway.
Twenty-fifth District-Cuyahoga,
Republicans, VIM. Bingham and H
W. Curtis*.
| Twenty-sixth District-Portage
and Summit; Republican, N. w
Goodhue.
Twenty-seven and Twenty-ninth
Districts-Ashland, Lorain. Medina
and Richland; Republican, A. NJ
Burns.
Thirtieth District-Huron, Erie
Sandusky and Ottawa; Democratic
John Fl. Hudson.
Thirty first District Crawford
Seneca and Wyandot; Democratic
John Seitz*.
Thirty-second District ct-Auglaize
Defiance, Mercer, Paulding, Van.
Vert and Williams; Democratic
George W. Andrews and William
Sheridan.
Thirty third District = Fulton,
Hancock, Henry, Lucas, Putnam and
Wood; Democratic E. D. Potter and
Alex. w. Tressler.
REPRESENTATIVES.
Adams county; Frank j. Bayless,
Dem.
Allen; T. M. Robb, Dem.
Ashland; Benjamin F. Myers,
Dem.
Ashtabula; W. II. Rowland, Re
publican.
Athens; C. H. Grosvenor, Repub-
lican.
Auglaize; J. H. Nelson, Democra-
ic.
Belmont; T. H. Armstrong, Re.
publican.
Brown; Eli Parker, Democratic.
Butler; Jacob Kemp, Democratic.
Carroll; Joseph Carnnaham Re
publican,
Champaign; J. F. Convey, Repub-
lican.
Clarke; Benjamin Nett, Republi
can.
Clermont; Samuel A. West, Dem
ocrat.
Clinton; j. N. Oren, Republican.
Columbiana; E. S. Holloway, Re
publican.
Coshocton;Joh Baker, Democrat
ic.
Crawford IT. W. White, Demo
cratic.
Cuyahoga John P. Holt, J. NJ.
Poe, Democratic; John NJ. Cooley,
Orlando j. Dodge, Henry NJ. Chap
man, Republicans.
Darke; E. NJ. Parke, Democratic.
Delaware; 7. B. Williams, Repub-
lican.
Defiance; Henry Hardy, Demo
cratic.
Erie; D. C. Richmond, Republi-
can.
Fairfield; George S. Baker, Dem
ocratic.
Fayetts; J. L. Myers, Republican.
Franklin; j. Fl. Heitmann, George
L. Converse, Democratic.