The Russellville Democrat., 1876-10-05
THE LEGISLATURE.
and Representatives
 Elected September 4, 1876.
From the Little Rock Gazette l


 We give herewith list of the sen- ators electeI to the next general assembly with the exception of the Fourteenth district, and the repre- sentatives with the exception of Lit tie River county, returns from Which have not been sent in:
 STATE SENATORS ELECTED. First District-Ben. II. Crowley, (dem.) ), Crowley's F. O., Greene Co. Second District--J. E. Judkins (dem.) ), Smithville, Lawrence Co. Fifth District-A. NJ. Wilson (dem.), Fayetteville, Washington Co.
 Eighth District-B. B. Chism (dem.) Dardanelle, Yell county. Ninth District-A. A. Pennington Gnd.), Malvern, Hot Spring Co. Tenth District-Sam. W. Williams (dem.) Little Rock.
 Eleventh District-Geo. Hayeock (rep.), Pine Bluff, Jefferson Co. Thirteenth District---A. II. Fergu- son. (dem.) Dewitt, Arkansas Co Sixteenth District---M. NJ. Dufiie (dcm.) }, Princeton, Dallas Co.
 Eighteenth District---John R. Hampton (dem.), Warren, Bradley Co.
 Twenty-second District--M. J. Mulkey (dem.), Center Point, How ard Co.
 Twenty-third District---I. c. Tip ton (dem.), Lacrosse, 1zard Co. Twenty-fifth District---H. B. Ar mistead (dem.), Charleston, Frank lin Co.
 Twenty-eighth District---R. T. Kerr (dem.), Fort Smith, Sebastian Co.
 Twenty-ninth District---Benjamin Harris (dem.), Harrisburg, Poinsett Co.
 REFRESHMENTS ELECT.
 Arkansas County---R. C. Chaney, reelected (dem.)
 Ashley---Hogan Allen (dem.) Benton---Jasper Dunagin aud E. P. Watson (dems.)
 Baxter---V. B. Tate (dem.)
 Boone---R. R. Weaver (dem.) Bradley---John R. Barnett (dem. Calhoun--Moses Hill (dem.), re- elected.
 Carroll---W. S. Poyner (dem.) Chieot--.T. F. Willing (rep.)
 Clay---E. B. Headlee (dem.) re- elected. Clark--IIawes II. Coleman and A. J. Hearn (dems.)
 Columbia---D. l.. Killgore and w. H. C. Reid (dems.) Conway---F. r. Hervcy (dem.) Craighead---W. Mooney (dem.) Crawford---J. J. Warren (rep.) Crittenden---James Woaord (rep.) Cross---B. Robson (dem.)
 Dallas---Robert Martin (dem.) Desha---S. T. Peoples (dem.)
 Dorsey---W. II. Blankenship (dem) Drew---J. R. Gotham (tlem.)
 Faulkner---J. F.. Martin (dem.) Franklin---T. D. Berry (ind.) Fulton---J. F. Cunningham (dem. Garland---H. NJ. Rector, jr. (dcm. ) Grant---T. B. Morton (dem
 Greene---J. II. Hunter (dem.) mpStead---James A. William son, and c. II. Andrews, (dems.) Hot Spring---J. $. Williams (dem.) ) Howard---R. l.. Duncan (dem.) Independcnce---T. T. Stubbs and F.. C. Gray (dems.)
 Izard---J. W. C. Gardner (dem.) Jackson---J. A. Stinson (dem.) Jefferson---C. II. Bice, A. Ebber- son, Win. Murphy, (reps.)
 Johnson---A. 5. Mckonnon (dem.) ) Laifayette---Henry r. Best (rep) Iawrence---Joh ohm K. Gibson (dem. ) Little River---
 Lineoln---F. A. Sawyer (rep.) Logan---B. Priddy (dem.)
 Lonoke---J. F. Eagle and A. ID. nawhorn (dems.) Iee---Patrick Price and Crockett Brown (reps.)
 Madison---F. Sans (rep.)
 Marion---J. F. Wilson (dem.) Mississippi---J. II. Williams (dem) Monroe---J. K. Whitson (rep.) Montgomery---W. k. Cubage (dem.)
 Nevada---r. c. McRae (dem.)
 Newton---W k. Lee (rep.) Ouachita--W. F. Avera and l.. W. Matthews (dcms.)
 Perry---JeSse S. Jones, rep.
 Phillips---J. NJ. Donahue, Berry Coleman and T. NJ. Jacks, reps. Pike---B. D. Brock, dem.
 Poinsett-L. E. Cobb, dem.
 Polk-Joseph G. liudgins, dem. Pope-L. W. Davis, dem.
 Prairie--J. $. Thomas, dem.
 Pulaski-Z. P. II. Farr, E. l.. Maynard, w. c. Radcliffe, NJ. J. McIIenry, dems.
 Randolph-P. NJ. Pearce, dem. Saline-Isaac iIarrlson, dem.
 Scott-James II. Smith, dem.
 Searcy- A. Davis, dem.
 Sebastian-W. M. Fishback, dem., c. V. Miloi, rep.
 Sevier-F. F. Floyd, dem.
 Sharp-Sam. II. Davidson, dem. St. Franeis---R. W. Peevy, dem. Stone---John NJ. Foster, dem.
 Union---B. w. NJ. Warren and ' Asa S. Morgan, dems.
 Van Buren---Z. B. Jennings, dem Washington---W. c. Braley, T. w | Thomson, C. W. Walker, dems.
 White---W. E. Fisher and T. w, 1 Wells. reelected, dems.