D. S. Dickinson, Binghampton, 1851

Kentucky.

Wm. H. Seward, Auburn, 1855 J. R. Underwood, Bowling Green,1853

Henry Clay, Lexington,

New Jersey.

1855

Wm. L. Dayton, Trenton,

1851

Ohio.

Jacob W. Miller, Morristown, 1853 Thomas Ewing, Lancaster,

1851

Pennyslvania.

Michigan.

Adams,

1855

Jesse D. Bright, Madison,
James Whitcomb, Indianapolis, 1855

S. A. Douglas,
James Shields, Belville,

Missouri.

Thos. H. Benton, St. Louis,

W. P. Mangum, Red Mountain,1853 David R. Atchison, Platte City, 1855

Geo. E. Badger, Raleigh,

*Robt. W. Barnwell,

1855

Florida.

David Levy Yulee, St. Augustine, 1851 1853 Jackson Morton, Pensacola, 1855

1851

Illinois.

Quincy,

1853

1855

1851

South Carolina.

A. P. Butler, Edgefield C.H.1855

Texas.

Georgia.

John M. Berrien, Savannah,
Wm. C. Dawson, Greensboro',

Thos. J. Rusk, Nacogdoches, 1851 1853 Samuel Houston, Huntsville,

1853

Officers of the Senate, First Session of Thirty-first Congress.

Robert Beale, and Doorkeeper.

Sergeant-at-Arms

* Appointed by the Governor to hold office until the Legislature fills the vacancy.

John C. Frémont,

1853 Wm. M. Gwinn,

Rev. C. M. Butler, Chaplain.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE THIRTY-FIRST CONGRESS,

which will expire on the 3d of March, 1851.

[The numbers attached to the names show the Districts in each State from which the members were chosen.]

HOWELL COBB, of Georgia, Speaker.

Maine.-7.

7. Fuller, Thos. J. D., Calais.
1. Gerry, Elbridge, Waterford.
4. Goodenow, Rufus K., Paris.
2. Littlefield, Nath. S., Bridgeton.

Hallowell.

New York.-34.

17. Alexander, H. P.,
14. Andrews, G. R.,
22. Bennett, Henry,
2. Bokee, D. A.,

5. Briggs, George,

3. Otis, John,
5. Sawtelle, Cullen, Norridgewock. 6. Brooks, James,

6. Stetson, Charles, Bangor.

New Hampshire. — 4. 4. Hibbard, Harry, Bath. 2. Peaslee, Chas. H., Concord. 1. Tuck, Amos,

3. Vacant.

Exeter.

Little Falls. Ticonderoga. New Berlin. Brooklyn. New York.

New York.

34. Burrows, Lorenzo, Albion.

19. Clarke, Charles E., Great Bend.
25. Conger, Harmon S.,Cortlandville.
23. Duer, William,
24. Gott, Dani,
10. Gould, Herman D., Delhi.
8. Halloway, Ransom, Beekman.
26. Jackson, Wm. T., Havana.
1. King, John A.,
18. King, Preston,
20. Matteson, O. B.,

Jamaica.
Ogdensburg.
Utica.

* No election as yet in this District.

2. Newell, Wm. A., 4. Van Dyke, John, 3. Wildrick, Isaac,

Allentown. 8. Holladay, Alex.R., Mansfield. N. Brunswick. 11. McDowell, James, Lexington. Blairstown. 13. McMullen, F.,

Rye Cove.
Petersburg.
Norfolk.

Pennsylvania.-24.

11. Butler, Chester,
17. Calvin, Samuel,
13. Casey, Joseph,
2. Chandler, Jos. R.,
7. Dickey, Jesse C.,
10. Dimmick, M. M.,
5. Freedley, John,
24. Gilmore, Alfred,
21. Hampton, Moses,
22. Howe, John W.,
1. Levin, Lewis C.,

19. Mann, Job,

Hollidaysburg.
New Berlin.
Philadelphia.
New London.
Stroudsburg.
Norristown.

Butler.
Pittsburg.
Franklin.

9. Morton, Jeremiah, Racoon Ford. 10. Parker, Richard,

5. Powell, Paulus,

Berryville.

Amherst C.H.

6. Seddon, James A., Richmond.

North Carolina. — 9.

7. Ashe, William S., Wilmington.
2. Caldwell, Jos. P., Statesville.
1. Clingman, T. L., Asheville.
6. Daniel, J. R. J., Halifax.

Philadelphia. 3. Deberry, Edmund, Mt. Gilead.
Bedford. 9. Outlaw, David,

Windsor.

Washington.

16. McLanahan, J.X.,Chambersburg. 4. Shepperd, A. H., Salem.
3. Moore, Henry D., Philadelphia. 8. Stanly, Edward,
18. Ogle, A. Jackson, Somerset.

14. Pitman, Chas. W., Pottsville. 20. Reed, R. R.,

5. Venable, Abr. W., Brownsville.

South Carolina.-7.

Washington. 5. Burt, Armistead, Willington.

4. Robbins, John, Jr., Philadelphia. 7. Colcock, Wm. F., Grahamville. 6. Ross, Thomas, Doylestown. 6. Holmes, Isaac E., Charleston. 8. Stevens, Thaddeus, Lancaster.

9. Strong, William, Reading. 23. Thompson, James, Erie. 12. Wilmot, David, Towanda. 15. Vacant.

4. McQueen, John, Bennetsville.
2. Orr, James L., AndersonC.H.
1. Wallace, Daniel, Union C. H.
3. Woodward, J. A., Winnsboro'.
Georgia. - 8.

6. Cobb, Howell, Athens.
5. Hackett, Thos. C., Rome.
4. Haralson, H. A., La Grange.
1. Jackson, Jos. W., Savannah.
3. Owen, Allen F., Talbotton.
7. Stephens, A. H., Crawfordsville.
8. Toombs, Robert, Washington.
2. Wellborn, M. J., Columbus.
Alabama.-7.

1. Alston, William J., Linden.
7. Bowdon, F. W., Talladega.
6. Cobb, W. R. W., Bellefonte.
3. Harris, S. W., Wetumpka.
2. Hilliard, H. W., Montgomery.
5. Hubbard, D., Kinlock.
4. Inge, S. W., Livingston.

.

3. La Sère, Emile, New Orleans. 21. Root, Jos. M., 4. Morse, Isaac E., St. Martinsville. 3. Schenck, R. C., Dayton.

Florida.-1.

Cabell, E. C.,

Tallahassee.

Texas.

2.

2. Howard, Volney E., San Antonio.
1. Kaufman, D. S., Sabinetown.
Iowa.-2.

2. Leffler, Shepherd, Burlington.
1. Thompson, Wm., Mt. Pleasant.
Wisconsin.-3.

2. Cole, Orsamus, Potosi.

3. Doty, James D., Menasha.
1. Durkee, Charles, Southport.
California.

George H. Wright.
Edward Gilbert.

DELEGATES. 2.

Oregon Territory. — 1. Thurston, S. R., Linn City.

Minesota Territory. — 1. Sibley, Henry H., Mendota.

Officers of the House of Representatives.