The New York Herald Newspaper, November 27, 1865, Page 2

BW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1865. z and during his absence im the field in 1804 was elected ® | member of the Com: luoe on Foreign Aftirs and sen of 1861 be entered the as Colonel of the eecond lected a Representative from New York to the Thiriy- company bearing tet name on oo renely HEZEKIAH 8. BUNDY. Homestead bill which passed in rer ‘and | of * He ° ape March im the Business of telegrapbing, Bora in Marisa Obl, ‘ugust 16, 187; reetved a | {0 the Malumore Qpuvent.ons of 184% 185 the par | at send Ik Alsburany aud, warty’ in | was Born ta 1618; "was ehiedy sole-odvonted; evi "adopt re Drosidons of several welographia, companies education, and bis 1 baving fy = yt 3 Beer ‘delivered @ specch acknowledging | 1863 ho ‘was chief of to General | removed praciieed profession of law. From hy Xe a a eooes po 4 Ce than thotmeminaon ier re of Mr. Buchanan, Ho was | Hoocnrans, with Whom be served wp to the [buitle | 1818; thence ae oS ee gr 4 Lagielanare Gor heen. | of the san Maley iat Conroe: oes re suacied to the Uile business as clerk: and | propri iF from 1896 to 1846; ‘declined the appointment. e-clecied to the sootative from Dhio to the Congrees, sev. | lumber, tored the Thirty. regiment of tino nant a 184, Congross, serving Chalrman of the 1866 ao oe Thiry ninth Cougrocs ame py ae aS ee fice. | was 2 imombor wu cad ln, curved sail, 100m toast jie 4 aaa congress, weeving as Chairman of cred {ng all these avocations he studied lam, ang came t,he Log gene Manor sonst bt solantsere Mor galisal aad meritonous | toe Whoting Ooaveation of the, same sitcied & Ropresontesire rom fibaols ve the Thirty-ninth Manufacture and as a member of the bar in 1850; lected 'o the State wure in 1848; | was born im Carthage, White county, Tene., May 13, | 4.0)i020 in the baitle of ‘Georvia, from Sep- | term im the Senate Congress. Naval Affairs. Re-olected to the Thirty- re-eleoted in’ 1850; in 1855 chosen a State Senator; wad | 1812; recoived a good comimon school education; Pent | tombcr 19, 1863." Faber gy ‘Thirty-ninth ‘Con. | zation; was a . 4 Prosidential eieotor in. 1860, and in 1664 he was elected bis days in the printing business, but sub- | 7, 1960; was the Born in JUSTIN 8, MORRILL, ‘@ Representative from Ohio to the Thirty-ninth Congress. | sequently turaed sttention to merchandising 18, In pe a ee OE Boldlors’ Ni 24, 1823; 1 Vermont, April 14, 1610; re- AUGUSTUS BRANDRORE. diana; in 1836 he was elected Sheri of inary the Ix, | . Born in Hagerstown, Maryland, August 31, 1810; ap. | sentative from lected 10 oa and cagaged in merennile He was born in New London, Connecticut, July 15, | and re-clected im 1638 i 1 REN Sonate. and im | Prentioed at an early age to tho printit Dusiness, which | gress that of « luntil the year 1848, when he turned his atten 1828; graduated at Yalo College in 1849 aud ai the Yalo | diane Legislature, 1m tative from Indias to the | Waa bis school; when seventeen yoars of age he travelled clected » Repreventatir agriculture, He was elected = Representative Law Behool n 1861; adopted the profession of law; was 1866 he was chosen » Represent tm the West and became foroman in the offloe of the | Born ninth Congress, ene fourth Sadiee, looted in 1854, 1 ‘and 1861 a, member of the | Thirty-ninth Congress. Obio Monitor, and afterwards of the Wetom Tekgraph; | sanuary a ¥ eet, byte} Connecticut Legslature, having been chosen Speaker in COLUMBUS DELANO. in 1829 he returned to Pennsylvania and settled at York, | was dov Bora in Prince William county, Virginia, March nyo sorving on the spectal tm 1860 he was a Presidential elector, | He was born in Vermont, June 6, 1800; re- | whiro he published the York Gase'te, and there hold | many 1832; educated at country schools and at home; ee tert thas knowe as moved to Knox county, Ohio im 1817; studied law and | various of trust and responsibility. In 1849 ke | years law, ‘while teaching schosl, and was admitted to the bar poy apt ay anal -three on the oapee yed ém 1831, and settled in the town | was elected Sergoant-at-Arms of tho national House | » member of the State Legislature; and in 1850; edited a paper at Grafton, West Vir- Re-oleoted alse eae tee tht -nints mittees on Naval Aflairs and Expenditures on the Public | of Mount Vernon. In 1836 he was olected for two years | of Representatives for the Thirty -first Con, ‘and was | elected a Representative from Now ¥¢ tinia, 1g 1800; entered the artay in 106) as captain, and to the Thirty ; ‘as chairman of a special committee | Prosecuting Attorney for Knox county, re-elected in | re-elected to the same office by the dour following Con. ninth Congress. was made Colonel of the Second Virginia infantry; and on air line railroad from Washington to New York. He | 1888, and in 1844 he was elected a Representative from ; in 1861 he was private secretary to Presiden he was elected = Representative from West Virgints to Penn Pgg was algo # delegate to tho Baltimore Convent 3; | Ohio to the Twenty-ninth serving on the Com- chanas; in 1863 he became one of the founders of was born { the Thirty-ninth Congress. om vn in ie > oe, Wer ran, sneer 6 and was re-elected to the Thirty-ninth Congress. waltios on Invalid Pensiona, 1860 he was a delegate | the Philadelphia apd in he was clooted @ | necticut, in 1805; received a : QRoRGR V. LAWRENOB 1612; soit ween Se im Yates count; JAMES BROOKS. to the Chicago Convention; in 1868 wes. elected a Oe Representative from lvanta fo the Thirty-niath | tion; studied law, and was was born in Washington county, Pennsylvania, in 1818, oe oe el leer aeetne He was born in Portiand, Maino, November 10, rs1o. | bio Lashes, Siete [ns Saree foe ‘im universal | SE and was a regular practitioner of his profession Bis fathor, Joseph Lawrence, ‘having Been in ‘Congrest | of aw, which he practised with success; was at ono time joven years old he became clark in 8 store; — delegate to the Baltimore Couveowon | — Born in Colleskill, selioh - ork, A Heth pint vedic ey ert te ato before him. recived. liberal pation, oe for Yaieo county ; served one term in ixtoon pense it TAN at We er tt Calls ie an ae & Representative from Ohio to 26, 1805; graduated ~ Be Callage in. Use waded early in ‘ Ne Sate Logiiann rain 184d, Tod Tash od 800 and to State Laas wh Clatiea ns Regereseinlte oes eatenaive relier both count Bt Connecti State Senate offici- -oight serving Com- and Europe, and has publiahed a large number of lettors HENRY 0. DEMING. State Assembly in 1830; in 1641 was appointed Firt | the Committees on bed sie entar during the lash iat troquta served Xe fetta tree ted to the Thirty aanth his ture, In 1885 he was elected to the | He was born in Connecticut; graduated al Yale Coltoge Judge of Schoharie county; was # Representative in Spaaksr daring the tet eee ined no ree From his love of literature he is in the habit gf’ which he pero tags Nine tes a mruanber of tao Seuneohions Me'prectice of bs peoteasion Pee bis elected a BR procemtative trom Peonsyivania to the ‘Thir- img an cocasional lecture, wasa -otnth Congress. * Trou fe Tet be ates mai inl ad 1860, 906 alan deans Aaa SPR eecring 26, Moqsentice of Net erent Startins ic icpace ‘He was born in w A S.%. MOCLTON - ‘and from, 1849 to 1853 be sang latter ‘Am 1861 be was 8 mom- the city of New York; and in 1664 ho waselected’s | 1816; WILLIAM LAWRENOS. apo January 90, 1882; co- orenatea ss te Sanane from the city of New | ber of the: Senato, Soman arenes oe from New York, Lyte tragrenie ny tag Born in Mount Pleaseat, Jeforson 1, Obte, June common 3 after some ing on. the of Public Lands; re- the cay of Sartford a6 Mayor foe yours, in 1010 the ninth During bis Orst term in Con- 20,1819; at Franklin Callege, oe: yoesp in the Houthern States ho-vettled in 12 1888; eee cng Slack the of the Twelfth regiment of ‘Volun-'| tess he served on the Committee on Invalid Pensions. taught for atime, and to 1640 with: 5 Of law; wasa. the Uili- on Post Office and Post Roads Re-elected to pom aphpreked phi a Bg gman soared 4 HENRY GRIDER. i ja pl TE he meron erp oh from 1862 t0 1060; Mas the author of ninth Congress. ofthat city. "In Oetober, 1808, be wan agpointed | \ towan bora in’ Gasrand gounty, Kontuckg, Jaly- 1, 34MKS 8. HUBBELL ,cuming ty tee Nab i Nes 986C sine fon te Be eel ace aoe oe Thiacis te ALL ‘Mayor of New Orieans, which position be hold Fe 1796; received a good deaul ‘education, at Bowling le ‘ ‘@ reporter and correspondont at ‘or the State}: ‘of the Board of Edusation JOHN M. BROOM: rusry, 1863, when he resigned both ‘that office and bis i nied, He was born in, Delaware county, Ohio, in 1824; re- | Joumel-and other ; in 1842 he was 10 position in 1864, whem he was clected. tn Upper, Chichester evga commit schoo! | oomiiasion in the army and returaed home. Two months pr egy ond ppeeeping m B algae py me fitorene ae ay ore yA erage = BE trl peners can Soumyrta ines | Aigeoeemeiaive tim: Inmet to tho Tuirty nial Cow 5 5 four e ‘Proseouting attorn same ‘education; studied law, and has becn devoted to that sfeawantenaes Solas 5 Escme etn aaa ane fendered hie first public service as e private in the army twico as Speaker of the House; was a Premidential elec. | 2a, wan made breseesns oe 0 sot asad be ee tet teonano uvane. ‘has verved in the re of the State; | Tittee on Military on Te oe ee Com, | {urns the last war with’ Ragland, having served with |-tor in 1866,-and in 1804 ho was elected 8 Representative | edjvor and Dropmetor of the Legan Gazette; in 1846 and | fo was born in Atileborouzh, Bucks county, a, No- ee Leetivana oe tinge mitten on Expenditures in the War Department. Ro- BOCES cee ateeae cr kerk ee | ee ae oe, Teer ho amrye in dh Bate, Loguldare 18, Te4s was a vember 13, 1827; revolved «bral eddoatinn, i ae to ty. gress, ‘State 4 c 5 3 was el reporter ‘ ts ci Seen eee Reeiecud | CEA eae inh othe at Senate, where mored our Hoare | evap norm if Mactan "StL Arence cuny, x. | ortho proms Cou fsa ang gwen gain | Gin Pde, Feed, and, th oa Y¥., June 6, 1809; graduated at Middlebury College, Ver- | returned to the Senate, and is the author of the Ohio | nancos for the consolidation of tho city, ‘and has trans- from 1843 to 1847, and was re-elected to the Thirty- aaa are tn clear Deokensas College im 1830; adopted | soventh Congress, sbrving on the Commlttees on Revolt: mat; read law at Yalo Coiloge, and. adopted the oceu- | ree HANK. ian yi £856 he was eloted a Judgo of | fated sovoral works (rom the Fronch, He was cleotod ; b ution of farming; a O 4 and practised the proiession of law, and was elected a | Uonary Claims an Mileage. He was also re-elected | Pation 8; was & member of the Leg 1861, but resigned in 1864, whon he was elected a Repre- Ree remy J , ture from 1842 to 1844, and in in 1 and in the lat- Hopresentative irom Pennsylvania to the ‘Thirty-eighth | to the Thirty-eighth Congress, serving on the Committee | TFs Coe AC Ota a Representative 1902, and in the Jat: | sentative from Ohio to the Thirty-ninth Congross, Dur- the Thirty-ninth Congress. H. P. H, BROMWELL. Born in Baltimore, Maryland, August 26, 1823; spent seven years of his buytiood in Ohio; went with bis father y ittoe dian Territories; and was re-elected to the Thirty-ninth to lilois in 1896; revelved a good Lnglish and classical | Congross, serving on the Commitiee om Indian Akins | C1 reygn} the Thirty cighth Congress, serving on the Conmmittee on | ing & part of his legal career he was editor of the Wes'ern selucation; studied law, camo to the bar tn 1863), and | Re-lected tothe Thirty ninth Con oe Seldivin! ediiea: Auriculture and ag Chairman of the Committee on Public | Law Munthly, 10 its the author of two unpublished teal Practised in diiferent parts of the State; from 1882 to NATHAN F. DIXON. Ho was born in New Haven, Vermont, mber 22, | Expenditures. Re-clected to the Thirty-ninth Congress. | productions; in 1862 he had command, aa colonel, of the Ni oapyrteribearonr a s ree Eb ee te ee a eee ot ereiel ties otto ain oe bee Rhode Island, May 1, 1812; ‘ftted | ygu1, Tecoived. '& collegiate and. theological education! a app abet Figuty-courdh ‘Ohio Volunteers for throe months, and in (_Howras.bora in. Olio; araduated. at aigors Colle Fayetto co i igo of | for college at Visinileld Acadomy,’ In CoBnecticnt, und | 1215, Ferowved 9 conogiate Men hoot encion’ to farm: | was born io Holland, Krie county, N. ¥., Septombor 21, | 2888 Urestdent Lincoln appointed him ajudge in Florida, | oy 4 residence in Now Jorsoy was oleciod & Kepresen- Fayetto county tor tour years; was a Presidential elector in 1860, and in 1964 he was elected a Representative trom Ulnois to the Thirty-ninth Congress. JOHN WINTHROP CHANLER. Born in the city of New York in 1826; wes a member of the New York Assembly in 1859 and 1860, and de- clined a renom nation; and in 1862 he was elected a Representative, irom New York to the Thirty-eighth Congress, servfng on the Committee on Patents, Re- elected to the Tuirty- ninth Congress. - READER WRIGHT CLARKE ‘was born in Bethel, Clermont county, Ohio, May 18, 1812; he obtain d a good English education, and when fifteen years of age learned the irade of a printer, with which he has since been connected. He studied law, and came to tho bar in 1836; in 1840 and 1841 he was olected to the Olio Legislature; was a delegate in 1844 to the Baltimore Convention, and was a Presidential ctor at th» ensuing election; in 1846 he was appointed uated at Brown University in 1883. He attended the | f " * | ing, having been the most extensive wool grower In the | 1819; received acommon school educatiap; adopted the Lis papoose Sha Ry abridge, and wae ad- | staio, to which business Kehas devoted his special atton- | profession of law; was District Attorney for Ere county FRANCIS 0. LE BLOND the practice of his profession in Connecticut and Rhode | “02; wasa member of the State Senate for four years, | in 1857, 1858 and 1859; was a member of the State Senate | was born in Olio and adopted the profession of law; in Island. He wasa member of the General Assembly of a special agent for the General Post Office for two years, | from 1463 to 1865, and was elected a Representative from | 1851 he waselectod for two years to the state Legislature ; Rhode Island from 1840 to 1849, was a Presidential und was elected a Representative from Lowa to the Thir- | Now York to the Thirty-vinth Congress. In 1865 he was | Was re-elected in 1853, and served as Speaker of that Rhode Teland from 1540 to tte, Remresectative from | ‘y-elgbth Congress, serving on the Commities on Post | President of the Democratic Stato Convention body, and in 1862 he was elected a Representative from Riiods Inland t) the Thirty-frat Congress. He was again | Qmices and Post Hoads, Re-elected to the Thirty-nnth areal cameras Ohio’to the Thirty-cighth Congress, serving on the Com- elected to the General Assembly of his State in 1861, and, | COPBFES 9 BS pt Born in Fairfield, Connecticut, October 0, 181 Pc iss nl Congress, serving as a member of the Committee on Com e year 1822; was educated tor the mercangile profes- | hud churge, in 1832, of Plaiufleld Academy, in Connec: He was born Le arora h siunekiarides “county, cl y y . ’ pee aa om- | sion and settied himself in the iron trade, to which, in | teat p Kentucky, in Meroe, ahd was also re-elected to the Thirty-ninth Con- | Cont getion with banking, he has ever been devoted, "He | HOw; sitdied fav and sett i ravi one year, | opted. the logal profession. | When the rebellion broke gress, , a served one term as Mayor of the city of Troy, and in ‘ 7 out in L861 he took an active part in military affairs, and IGNATIUS DONNELLY. yy, In 1888 h' removed to New York, where he resnmed the He was born in Philadelphia, Ponnsyivania, November | 186% he was clected a, Led aorta apap ree ioe haba ractice of bis profession, In 1858 he was elected a | Was Appolnted a Driaaiee peaks See Toe 8, 1831; graduated at the Central High Bchoot in that city, | Naval ‘agin ‘< Be-clensd ‘to the Thitty-ninth Congros: ‘epresontative from New York to the Thirty-sixth Con : ont pid presentative eget pen) r it ye gludied law and was admitted to the bar in 1853; emi- m 3 Saas ETOH. | grisa, serving aga member of the Committee on Foreign | Quins COMET, Lap tn a reg naatansey yearns Grated to Minnesota in 1857; was elected Lioutonant Gov. | AARON HARDING. Affairs, and on the Special Commistee of Thirty-three on | Ohm Rivlan atcctleae | bus ay eee ce the ceoeliene ernor of that Siate in 1859; re elected in 1861, and in 1862 fe was born in Greene county, Kentucky; spent his | the Kebellious States. He was re-dlectod to the Thirty- | War not sustained by the House, and he retained his seat. tative in Congress, from 1847 to 1851, serving on the Committecs on Revolutionary Claims and Roads and Canals. In 1856 he was elected Governor of Now Jorsey for the term ending in 1860; was a delegate to the Baiti- more Convention of 1864; and was re-elected a Repre- sentative from New Jorsoy to the Thirty-ninth Congress. WILLIAM B, NIBLACK was born in Dubois county, Indians, May 19, 1822; studied law and was admitted to the bar in 1843" during that yoar he Was appointed Surveyor for Dubois county 5 in 1849 he was elected to the State Legislature, where be served until 1862; in 1854 he was appointed a Circuit Judge, and subsequently elected for six years. Ho was elected a Representative from Indiana’ to the Thirty- fitth Congress, serving on the Commitwe on Mileage, and re-eimsed to the Thirty-sixth Congress, serving om the Committee on Patents. He was also a delogate lo the Chica:o Convention of 1864; and was re-clect-d to the Thirty-ninth Congross. Cierk of the Supreme and Common Pleas Courts of CI foie clected 6 Ba gendl : inept of the ; eda Representative from. Minuesoia to the | boyhood on a farm; studied law’ and came to the bar in | ninth Congress; but, during the suznmer of 1865, made a : spans ren pany biptay f teownr char nl ge “pgp A ae dele- | phirty-cighth Cougress, serving on the Committees on | 1833, locating in Greene county, In 1440 ho was elected | visit to Europe. He yas re-oleeted to the Thyty ‘ninth Congress. es Butts <5: Oem Skye cage oO BE fe Be gate to the Chicago Convention of 1860, and 1m 1864 he | the Post Office and Post Roads, and Expenditures in the | to the State Legislature, and in 1861 he was elected a SIDNEY T. HOLMES. JOHN W. LONGYEAR. Ti Neat: was educeied ot Duekieson Colleg’, Peansyt- Interior Department, and also on the Special Committees | Representative from Kentucky to the Thirty-seventh | was born in “chaghticoke, Renssctaer county, New He was born in Shandaken, Ulster county, New York, on tho Pacitic Railroad. Re-clected to the Thirty-ninth | Congress, serving on the Committee on Terr.tories. Re- | York, in Angust, 1815; settled with his futher in Morris- | October 22, 1520, received a good academic education; Congress. elected to the Thirty-clghth Congress, serving on the | ville, Madison county, in 1819, where be always resided; | removed to Michigan in 1844; studied law and cam: to vania; settlod at Dover, Delaware, in 1847; studied taw andecame to the bar in 1850; subsequently rotired to private life, and was elected a Represolative from Dela was elected a hupraseutative from Ohio to the Thurty- ninth Congress, SIDNKY CLARKE. Born in Southbridge, achusetts, October 16, 1831; JOUN F. DRIGGS. Committee on the Post Olfice and Post Roads, and also | received an academical education; studied law and came | the bar in 1346, and was elected a Representative 4 received comuion schoo! education; adopted the pro: | He was born in Kinderhook, New York, March 3, 1812; | Te-clected to the Thirty-ninth Congross, Sa ee ire creat tno gears | from Michigan to the Thisty-eighth Congress, serving on | YF ¢0 the Thirty-ninth Congress Souinbridge Press. was twice appointed Loan Contnis. | the Commiltes on Commerce and as Chairman of the ‘PHOMAS BE. NOBLL fession of an editor, and published the In 1563 he emigrated to Kansas and settled in Lawrence; was a member in 1802 of the State Legislature; subse- quently reudered miliwry service agaiust the rebellion as & capiain of voluuteers and Assistant Provost Marshal General for Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado and Dakota, serving in the latter capacity until 1864, when he was electod a Repres utative trom Kansas to the Thirty-ninth Congresa. . AMASA COBB. Born in Crawford county, Illinois, September 27, 1823: received ® commun schoei education; emigrated to Wis- consin Territory im 1842; spent five years in the lead mining bustuess; served in tho Mexican war as a private soldier, during which time he occasioually r.ad law, and at the end of the war he commenced the legal prof. ssion. In 1850 ne was elecied a District Attorney and served four years; in 1864 he was elected to the State Senate and served two years; in the latter part of 1855 he was appointed Adjutant General of the State, and again in 1857; was elected to the Stato Legislature in 1860; re- elected in 1861, and chosen Speaker; in 1862 he served on the volunwer scrvice as Colonel of the Fi.th Wiscon- ‘was apprenticed to a mechanical business: connected with A. C. HARDING. building in New York city, and was @ master mechanic | gorn in East Hampton, Middlesex county, Connecticut, until 1856; in 1844 he was appointed Superintendent of | yobruary 10, 1807; was educated chiefly’ at Hatilwon the New York Penitentiary, holding the office one year; | Academy, New York; practised law in Oneida county, of id 1850, Kerving until 1864-—altog SOHN LYNCH removed to Michigan, and in 1856 settled in Enst Sagi: | that Siaié, and fifteen years in Ilinots; manuged iarms | % Petiod of twelve yours In 1504 be was elected @ | was born in Portiand, Ma'no, February 15, 1825; edu. naw; was President of that village in 1858; during the | tn that Suite for twenty-five yeurs; was a member of the Represenmative {com New York to the Thirty-ninth Con- | ated iu the public schools of that city; ‘adopted the two following years he wasa member of the Michigan | [jnois Constitutional Convention of 1848; served inthe gress. e business of a merchant; served two terms in the State Legislature; and in 1862 he was elected a Representative | siate Legisiature in 1848-40 and ’50; was for teu years MBON C.. INGERSOLL. Tenisiature, and was elected a Reproseptative from frein Michigan to the Thirty-eighth Congress, serving ax | ngaged tn managing railroads, In 1962 he enlisted aga | _ He was born in Oneida county, Now York, December | Maino to the Thitty-ning& Congress, a member-of the Committee on Public Lands. Re | Drvate inthe Fighty-third 1il nols infantry, and, having | 12, 1831; removed with bia fatber to Hinaie in 1543; elected to the Thirty-ninth Congress. c. ‘appointed st8 colonel, served with success’ at Kort | Svished his edacation at Vaducah, Kentucky ; studied bhp cays oo ‘ EBENEZER DUMONT. Donelson; was made « brigadier general, and had com. | law and came to the bar in 1854; in 1456 he was clected | |? Fen tnoly; studied I ree ee ae a Rorh in Vovay, Switzerland county, Territory of In- | mand at Murfreesboro in 1863, and in 180d hewaselo ted | t© the Illinois Leislature, aud in 1804 he was elected a } lee, Kentucky; studied law, and devoted himself to its November 23, 1814; attended’ tho Indiana Uni. | ® Representative from lino: to the Thirty-ninth Gou- | Represontitive trom Tilinols to the ‘Thirty-olchth Con. | Fen rogistatare 1m. 1846; 0; the Lagliters'pie was vernity at Bloomington, but did not graduate; adopted | gress. gros Tor te ei ee ot eee aaucloy.. Iu 1804 | stverwarda elected state ‘Atiorney, serving wo! years; the profession of law; was a member of the Htate 14,is- R. B. HAYES, ha was re-clected tp the Thisty-uinth Congress. in 1851 ho was olected a Judge of the Clroute Court, 1a Jatute in 1898; from 1830 to 1845 was Treasurer of his | _ Born in Delaware, Ohiv, October 4, 1822; graduated at THOMAS A. JENCKKS, which position he remained unt 1654; was elected a county; served in tho war with Mexico as a lieutenant | Kenyon College, Ohio, and wt the Law School of Cam- | _ He was bora in Providence, Rhode Island, in 1818; re- | Representative from Iilinois to tho Thifty-fourth Con. colongtand was in several battles; was a Presidential | bridge; adopted the profession of law; was City Solicitor | ceived a beral education ; studied law and practised the | gress, and was te-glectod to the Thirty-fifth Congress, crestor in 1882; in 1850 and 1860 was avain elected to the | of Cincinnati from 1868 to 1861; Major and:Lieutenant | pro‘ession until clected in 1863 a Ropreseuiative from | serving as Chairman of the Committee on Claims. Ho Loglolature; was President for nine yours of the State | Colonel of the ‘Twenty-tlurd Ohio Volunteers in 1861; | Rhode Island to the Thirty-eighth Congress, serving aa | was also a delegato to the Chicago Gonvention of 1864; Pont or Indivna: when tue rebellion broke out he was | colonel of the same from 1862 to 1864, when he wasup: | Chairman of the Committee on Patents and’ the Special | and be yas re-clectod a Representative to the Thirty: Zhpointed Colonel of the Seventh Indiana Volunteers, and | pointed a brigadier geveral, and during the same year | Committee on the Bankrupt law, having drawn up the | ainth Congress. : Mi was born in Perryville, Missouri, April 3, 1839; re- coived a yood English education; when nineteen years of age be was adinitted to the bar and practised law untit 1861, wh@ he was appointed a Military Commissioner for arrest of disloyal persons; subsequently went inte tho ranks of the Stato militia and obtained the rank of tnajor, which he hold until 1962; in that year ho was appon a captain in the Niuotecnth regiment of rogulgr United States intantry, and he was po aah elected a Representative from Missouri to The Thirty~ ninth Congress, CHARLES Q'NBILL. € Born in Philadelphia, March 21, 1821; graduated a6 Dickinson College in 1540; studied Iw and came td the Dar in 1843; im 1850, 1851 and 1662 he was oleoted te tho State Legislature, and in 1863 to the State Senate, Fowlocted urthe Legislature in 1859, aud in 1862 olected ‘a Representative from Pennsylvania to the Thirty-eight Congress, serving on tho Commitice on Commerce. elected to the Thirty-ninth Congress. GOBLOVE 8. ORTH. He was born near Lebanon, Pennsylvania, 2, 1817; was educated chielly af the Peunsyivania volleys, for Madison county, in 1848 and 1850; in 1851 wi Committee on Expenditures on the Public Buildings, Surrogate for the same county, Ke-vlected to the Thirty-ninth Congress. sin regiment, and was clected a Representative from Wis- 4 lected « Re fi i " . ea ent Tuirtyreguth Congress, and was ain apber | Wae at tbe battle of Philippt, in West Virginia; was sub: | was elected « presentative from Obiv,to the Thirty- | bill on that subject. Ke-clectod to the Thirty-ninth iw wien. 2 f Of the Committee on the Militia, atd Chairman ofttne | sequently in charge of & brigade at Murtresthoro, snd ninth Congress. Congres. Sapco itm 1Octard, Naw acapontees irictcided ae, Daas. | SUC UTOoUre; Stadion lew and ee ete cloveed 6 Joint Committee on Enrolled Bills. Re-elected to the | after the battle at that place was assigned to the com, BENJAMIN QWINN HARRIS. MORGAN JONES. mouth Colloge in 1827, and at the Lane Law School in | to" twdana Senate, serving six years in all, and one year mand of the troops at Nashville; from that place he led Born near Leonardtown, St. Mary's count! land, He was bora in New York city, February 26, 1882; was " o ” r .. an expedition ngunst Jobn Morgan, taking nearly his | peorper ts, 1806, Atter receiving an county, Maryiand, | saucated at the school of St, James’ church th thts city; Pp ORE ae yar, OE Ae eae Dacains ‘ple command; and in 1862, while yet 1n the fold, he | Hen at Charlote Hall he spent a fow months at St, | eetly took an interest in machinery and the bus new oi & | Louisiature, and served four years; was a member of the wi cleoted a Representative from Indiana to the Thirty- | Mury's College and went to Yale College, from which he machinist, and subsequently adopted the business of 8 | state Convention of 1850, and wag a Representative in eighth Congress, ing on the Committees on the Dis- | was’ dismissed, with one hundred and forty others, in | Plumber, :ollowing the same within four hundred feet | Congress from New Hampshire from 1859 to 1863, sery- trict of Columbia and on Revolutionary Pensions. Re- | }999,‘on account of their seceding trom Commons Hall; | of the sput where.be was born ; ia 1858 he was elected a | ug ou the Committee ou Elections. In Jue, 1861, he elected to the Thirty-ninth Congress. see aliioagh a compact. was entered ito. that they | city Councilman for New York, and having heen four | was appointed Colonel of the second rexiuient New EPHRAIM R. ECKLEY. would not feturn unless their wishes were respected, al! | times ro-elocted served as President of the Board for | Hampshire Volunteers, which he led at the battle of ¢ f the xcepting himself e three years; was sabsequently elected to the Board of r of Born in Jefferson county, Ohio, December 9, 1812; | of them did return yxcepting 1 dnd one other, » | three Years; as subsequently ected to the Boend of | Bail run, throaghout the Peningula campaign undet received his education in the West; read law, and came | Georgian. He subsequently spent fourteen months at A a McClellan, at tue second battie of Bull run, {othe bar in 1837; was a member of the Ohio Senate in | the Cambridge Law School, and then settled in his native | he was elected Representative from New York to the | predericksburg, uuder Burns de, In 1803. mewn eos 1843, 1445 and 1849, serving until 1851, and in 1853 he |*county as a lawyer. 10 1882 he was clected to the House Thirty-ninth Congress. missioned a brigadier general, assigned to the ‘was elected to the State House of Representatives. | of Deicgates of Maryland, aud re-elected in 1833, 1536, YHILIC JOUNSON Bt. Mary, and attached to the Army of the James in Xter the rebellion ‘broke out be had charge, as colonel, | 1849, 1852 and 1866, With his proiession and pubii¢ | was born in Warren county, N. J., October 17, 1318, In | 1864, fighting at Kingsland creek, Drury's Bluff, Cold Of the ‘Twenty-sixth and Kightieth regiments of Ohio | dutics bo over combined agricultural pursuits, aud in | 1439 io removed with Iily ‘father’ to Pennsylvania, got- | Harbor and Vetersburg. | Early in 1866 he was re-clected Volumtesra meting through several battles, and at the | 1863 he was elected « Kepresontatwe from Maryland to | (ling in Northampton county. He was edacated at La. | to (he Thirty ninth Congress, and on the fall of Rich- battle of Corinth ho hud command of a brigade, In | the Thirty exghth Congress, serving on the Coi fayette College, where he spent two years, after whieh | moud he retired from the army, . Thirty-ninth Congress. A. H. COPFROTH. Born in Somerset, Somerset county, Penasylvania, May 18, 1628; was well-educated; read law and commenced the practice in 1851; was adelogate to the Charleston Convemion of 1860; was elected a Representative from Pennsylvania to the Thirty-eighth Congress, serving on the Committees on Revolutionary Pensions and om Ex penditures in the Interior Department; and he was re elected to the Thirty-ninth Congress. SCHUYLER COLFAX. He was born in New York city, March 23, 1823; received ‘8 good common school education; was bred & printer, und settied in Indiana in 1836. From the time thet ho became of age until called away by his public duties he was the editor and publisher of the South Bend aegiste; as President of that body; was a Presidential elector ia 1848; waa a member of the Peace Congress of 1861, and in 1862 he was elected a Kepresentative from Indiaua te the Thirty-cighth Congress, serving on the Committee om Foreign Affairs. In 1562, when a call was mads for mon to deiend Indiana from threatonad incursions, he orgam- ized a company in two hi was ciected captain and placed in command of the Vaited States ram Horner, cruising up and down the Obio river, and doing much to restore quiet along the borders of Kvntucky, Indiana an@ Tilinoia. Ln 1864 he was re-elected to the Thirty-nints Congress. PAINS was born in Chardon, Geauga county, Ohio, in Februa- ry, 1826; graduated at’ Western Reserve College; the profession of law, and on removing to Wisconsin was elected 4 Kepresentative from that State to the Thirty- was a member in 1860 of the Stato Constitutional Con- | 1862 he was elected a Representative from Ohio to the | on Manufactures. He was # delegate to the Chicago | he spent two years teaching school in the South, 5 veution; declined @ nomination for the State cenate in | Thirty-erghth Congress, epreventative from Ohte os ‘ha. | Couyention of 1884, and was re-clocted to the Thirty | return home be studied lave aes caininten os totae' te sds Gel Abltalse Temas tecatee tae one) ninth Congress. 1848; in 1848 and 1852 he was & gplexate to the whig | Private Land Claims and on is and Canals; and in | ninth Cengress. Iu May, 1865, he was arrested and tried }-1848, and soon afterwards elected Clerk of the Court of shinies seek eaeaar bil besnost on ‘ebru- JAMES W. PATTERSON. national conventions of those years,fnd one of tho sec: | March, 1863, resigned his position in the army. Re- | by court marual for violating the Afty sixth article of | Sessions, and of the Oyor and Terminer. Ln 1858 and Oy csclgod'a, mond ciaomien. 1nieee tee onafarm, | He was born in Henniker, Merrimack county, Now retaries of each convention. He was clectod a Represen- | elected to the Thirty-mnth Congress. war, and, although declared guilty, Prosident Johavon, }- 1454 he was lected to. the Stato Assotnbty ; in 1857 was | ptie'tnuse of” Assombiy;, wan a county sper alecten Pamceaelee, 3, sss vise, edadated at (Dertinestin J Pro.essor of Mathematics in Dartmouth College, afer which be was transferred to the chair of fessor of As- tronomy and Meteorology, in the same college, which be stil! hoids. From 1858 to 1861 be was School Coumis- sioner for Grafton county, and at the same time was =co- rotary of the Board of Education for the State. In 1868 he served in the State Legislature, and was elected ® Representative from New Hampshire to the Thirty- eignth Congress, serving on the Committees on Expondi- tures in the Treasury Department and on the Disgrict of Columbia. In 1864 he was appointed @ regent ‘of the Smithsonian Institute, to serve until December, 1865. Re-vlected to the Thirty-ninth Congress. tative from Indiana to the Thirty-fourth Congress, and re-elected to each successive Congress, including the ‘Thirty-ninth, serving two terms as Chairman of the Com- mittee on the Post Office and Post Roads, and also a regent of the Smitusonian Institution. He was electe Speaker of the House of Representatives for the Thirty- sideriuautaic icmtapianaleait on diccount of additional testimony, ordered the venience | Chairman of the Democratic Stat> Convention; in 1860 | thre vas : ~ e court ted in full, : a r ree Lerins; Was proprietor of one of the large Saratoza of the court to be remitted in full he wes the Revenne Commissioner fur the Third Ju- | fovels, aud has chiefly boen engaced for years past in was born in Corinth, Saratoga county, New York, Jan- A Uary 3, 1816; removed with his father to Hocking ROSWELL HART. dicial district of the State, and was elected a Representa. | igi ing care of w large estate. In 1862 he was elected a county, Oh.o, in 1831, where he entered upon commercial | _ Born in Rochester, New in 1824; graduated ar | tive from Pennsylvania to the Thirty-seventh Congress, | Representative from New York to the Thirty-eighth Con- pursuits, and eince which time he has been extensively | Yalo College in 1843; studied law a to thy | Serving on the Comnulttces on Roads and Canais and on | ee crrine oe the Soman ian rae a identified with the business interests and prosperity of | bar in 1847, but never practised the profession ; devoted Patents. He was re-elected to the Thirty-cighth Uon- | ciocted to the Thirty-ninth Congress. eighth Congress, and during the recess preceding the | Cincinnati and Ohio, He was connected for many years | himself to mercantile pursuits, aud in 1664 he was saad was a member of the Committee on Terri- 5 . th the Board of Public Works of Hamilton county | elected a Representative trom New York to the Thirty. | tories. He was also a delegate to the Chicago Conven u. M'CULLOVGH meeting of the Thirty-ninth Congress he visited the coast ce and Cincinnati, and was its chairman; was the effective | mirth Congress, tion of 1864. Re-elected to the Thirty-ninth Congress, | was, boru in Cecil county, darylind, Sepember 20, ; 3 t ROSCOE CONKLING. chairman, also, of an importaut finance committee in a J. H. HENDERSON, GKORGE W. JULIAN : on uy He was born in Albany, New York, in 1828; received a | time of great public distress, President of the. City Coun- | He was born in Salem, Livingston county, Kentucky, | was born in Centreville, Wayne county, {ndiana, May 5, hg acter tagt prt gprs | nT tea eoteing ood education; adopted the profession of law; in 1849 | cll, and Was likewise fur some years a member of the | July 23, 1810; received u good Knglish educut.on; com’ | 1917; received a good common school education; spent ath uniih ete Waouition etal th ney ag Ho) Ko'was appolutod District Attorney for Oneida county; in | State Legisiature, He was a member cf the Chicaso | meuced activo life by adopting the trale of a printer, | three years ax a school voucher; sivdied law, and was ad- seo eiec ot. 3bLa-48 Me wanaametiied te 4 yi 1868 be was elected Mayor vf Utica, to which place he Convention of 1860, and a Presidential elector at the | was subsequently a pi ‘her of the Gospel, and has for mitted to the bar in 1840. In 1845 he was elected to the had removed. in 1840; and at the close of 1868 he was | following election; and in looking after the welfare of | several years been devoted to agricultural pursuits Togislabure of odians; was a delogate to the Bufalo | ttf’ 000.0%, the codidere of the lawn ct, i To SIDNEY PERUAM ‘ elocted a Representative from New York to the Thirty- | the Ohio soldiers during the rebellion rendered services dukida ohm, Convention of 1848, and was a Representative in Con. | a ease ene ae eeent and responsi was doin isi Woodatock, Oxford county, Sieiae, arch $4, Sixtn Congress, serving as a member of the Committee | shat were universally acknowledged, One or two ltu- | 26 way porn in Kswx county, New York, August 14, | S$ from Indiana from 1849 to 1861. In 1862 he was | with sa Saute: mad tine Fea “iP SE te ee eke —_— on pee om ‘a incmber of the Maine Board of Agriculture, whch po- on the Distrigs of Columbia. Re-clected to the Thirty. | portant canals were inaugurated by him and carried om | yf. (ent his beyhood on a farm, and subsequéntly en’ | Rominated by the Fittaburg Convention tor the fice of | dence ; and he was elected a Rep sition he held for two years; 1m 186 he was a member of seventh Congress, serving as Chairman of a special com- | under bis supervision: and in 164 he was olected a giged in the lumber and iron business; graduated wt the Fee rene ee tt aay he we Vike’ pret | land to the Thirty-ninth Congress. sentative from Mary: mittee ona Bankrupt law, and also as Chairman o! the | Representative from Ohic to the Thirty-ninth Congres, ‘ seat , the Thirty-ninth Congross. His father, Alfred Conkling, | te was born i Bridgeport, Addison county, Vermont, | during that yoar he emigrated to California, and was Dis. | 11860 he was elected a Representative trom Indiana to | wm born te St. Louls county, Missouri, February 22, | be was a Presidential oloctor; in 1858 he was e and his brother, Frederick A., were also formerly Repre- | pepruary 27, 1821. When » child he removed with his | trict Attorney of Calaveras county from 1633 to 1859 's- | the Thirty-seventh Congress, serving on the Committers | 1818; received a good education, chietly at Oxford Col- County Clerk for Oxford ee and re-elected in 1861, sentatives in Congress. parents to st. Lawrence county, New York; studied law | 1862 he wasa member of the State Senate, and in is6:, | On Public Lands aud on Public Kxpendiiares; and in Toge, Ohio. In bis seventeenth year he went to Louisi. | and in 1862 he was electedia, Represenislive rom bala whe Be Sing parents 10S Las"Terme to tha bar in 1646; in'l608 re. | wan, elected. a Represcatative fYem Calforaie. so. the | 1002 e was re-cleoced to the Thirty-elghth Congress, and | ana snd Misalsipb), Gad Speus Nenely Swe Yontn ted saagricultsre and inva Pensions the-eloeted to the Born in Monroe county, New Yor! y 11, 1819; re- ‘ond du Lac, ; Pe : 5 » on | was Chairman o om on nds anda | teacher; went fexas in 1841, where he was admitt jt moved to Fond du Tac, Wisconsin; in 1864 and 1855 he | Thirty-eighth Congress, serving ou the Committees on | ember of that on Public Kxpenditures. Re-elected to | tothe bar, and was Clerk of the Circuit Court. In 1844 | Thirty-ninth Congress, coivod a collegiate education ; adopted the profession of | was a member of the State Senate; and in 1862 he was | Public Lands and Expenditures in the Navy Department. the fhirty-ninth Congress he settled in Missouri aga merchant, When the rebel: law; elected state Attorney for the Nintlr Circuit 1n 1846 | elected a Representative from Wisconsin to the Thirty- | He was also a momber of the special sonny im 1866, CHARLES &. PHELPS of was born in Guilford, Vt., 1, 1833; removed with: << for two years by the Legislature; re-elected in 1848 for | eighth Congress, serving on the Committec on Revolu- | to visit the jan tribes of the West, elected tv the JOUN A, KASSON. . i eae, the pops waza aces te fut | nary Gatun” He-ected wo the iy int Oomgrs. | Thirty nmin Congr sae nme, et Buin Won, same | BARE ett ae th es | ttt ta Yate le i ey tae 4 * THOMAS. D. ELIOT. BALPR MILL, nal o University, ‘ermont; i 5 f 18635; . COLL ‘ated at Columbia ‘ashington, in 1826; 7 Wee ie , A a. a % ; war born in Kentucky, November 3%, 1829; adopted | Mode cota cole ruled af New Bedford; served | law at the New York State and National Law School, and | In 1838 he was appointed & commissioner to report u isocars to tne Thirty sight Onbgreas, serving. on the |, 1960 be wash mney st ots Crees an cao iad = . s pon the profession of law; on removing to Illinois he was both the Massachusetts Legislature; serv received tho degree of LL. B. in 1851, and, on removing | the condition of the Executive Depertments of Iowa; Tet ae ends reelected | ae a an ane vcvamress fer the waempired | 10 indians, he was elected a Representative irom that | assisted in 1850 in organizing the Stato Bank of Towa, eee reamed 1860, and chosen Speaker; was a member of the War | term of Zeno Scudder in 1865; and was elected a Repre- | State to the Thirty-ninth Congress. and became director for the In 1861 he was ap- ea 4 i Coaimeston which sat me bairo in 1008, and Pa he | sentative from Massachusetts to the Thirty-sixth ton. JON HOGAN. ee ioieea, dnecungg oe pene {Bartana Fo Ho was born i n'seotland, March eine was elected a Representative from Illinois to irty- ry Jommerce ; 4 k resi when he was a Kepresentat! was in a 3 j emi t ¥- | gress, serving on the Committee on Commerce; re-elect. | | Born in Mallow, county of Cork. Ireland, Janvary 2, | from lows to the Thirty-cighth Congress, serving on the | Now York ity in his fiveenth year; waa « clerk in A which post he resigned. In 1862 he was Colonel of the Seventh Maryland Volunteers, ably discharged on account of wounds in 1804, soon afterwards elected a Representative from to the Thirty-ninth Congress. E i 3 iti ninth Congress, ed to the Thirty. seventh C serving as Chairman | 1805; emigrated to Baltimore, Mary): hus fatbes F f, ‘of the Special Committee on Confiscation of the Proj ih > Committee of Ways Means ‘the summer of | large mercantile house tn that city; followed the same FREDERICK A. PIKK. to Gis Suansee Foune boemanen gies 4 | of ebeles hud won ro-clected #0 the Thirty-eight, Cow eT eer a Ona ates to rade of 1963 he was appointed by President Lincoln 3 commis. as in Charleston, South Carolina, and also in S6. Born in Calais, Me,, where he has always resided ; aeuan on oom po emg he m Diastli nor greea, sorving on the Committees on Commerce and Ex- | could to obiain. an. oduca hang A J Goo an dant at | “omer to the International Postal Congress at Paris, Lose and Gna ye in Wisconsin, | for several yous ® member of the Maine fauita, nnd was elected a Representative from Ponnsyiva- | Penditures in the Treasury ment and as Chairman | the Asbury Sunday School. In 1826 he emigrated to the engaging in the lumber business. | He served in the Wis | serving one term as Speaker of the Howes 4 ‘nia to the Thirty-ninth Con; Pr the Special Committve on Hinancipation. Several im- | Wests in L801 opeded a store in Madison ‘Minois; cousin Lagutatare ie 3008, and 1865; was s Presi- | tatives Ho adopted the profession of law, and was for eg rant bills bearing on the colored race wore drawn uj 6 en i dential elector in 1866 and’ 1860, and waselocted a Repre- | several years attorney for the county in which he lived. WILLIAM A. DARLING ° P | in 1896 was elected to the State Legislature; in 1838 he sentative from Wisconsin to the Thirty seventh Congress, lected @ Representative from Maine to the Thir aE EF Rg EI | epee crime ran ap wus olected by the Legislature saat Tor ach decroned Td sia re ciseeal ts | Host esata, trving on the Committee on. Naval A a JOHN F. FARNSWORTH. Board of Public Works, re-elected and made the Thirty-eighth Congress, serving on the Committees | Affaire, Re-elected to the Thirty-eighth Congress, serv. bat shortly afterwards settied in New York city ; received = commercial education, and, aa clerk and proprietor, was | o_Born im the townshi : , 1820; removed with his father to the Weat to the wholesale, business; in’ 1438 he was a | 27, 1820; removed with Wit falh e the profession of | he. remained. uatil 1846; 400m devoted director of the Mercantile Library Association; was for q Lou resuming the mercantile busines; becam: ; ven years i law; and, baving reftled in Iitinois, was elected a Repre- i, Mo. ¢ | some attention ¢o literary matters een eee eee Gedy and, Learn yeh Be | enative trom that Saxe to the Thirty-Afth Congress, | @Bgaged in| insurance companion; organized ‘and was | pbia, studied law and was admitied vo the ‘bar in 1841, | | He wi was Deputy Receiver of Taxes for Now York; was a | S¢fving as a member of the Committee on Revolutionary President of a savings institution @ bank; in 1857 | and held the office for somo of Judge of the Court | vember 4, received @ common President U Pensions. He ‘was appointed by President Buchanan Postmaster of | of Common Pleas in Jn addition to his | attending school wets aad werzmngapen Retemary President of the Board; in-1841 he was President Harri. pri of Eaton, Lower Canada, March of the Land See at ace, Hhnois, wh prentice in a jewelry establishment; removed 10 Boston, vin on Indian irs and Revolutionary Pensions; also re. settled in St. | and followed his trade there for fou 6 ‘of the Committee on B: in to the Thirty-ninth C ingad Chairmen ot nnd on a member of tot Ooenmitiee on Naval Alfairs, and re-elected to the Thirty-ninth Con- oe grena T. A. PLANTS tial elector 1860; in {863 and 1864 he was Presl- was also re-olected to the Thirty-al ~ . If-educated ; taught school ; i ty the Thirty. St. Loui his whole and in 1864 ho was litical speeches a ni q addresses have | farm the balance of 1811; was self-educated ; taug! for sevoral years; seat of tho Unjony and Fepublican organization ot New Congren, eee settine on Miteary ainiva ter teed Slocted 2 Representative from Missouri. to. the Thirty: Published from hie pen. | He was lecied a Repro. | versity, Obio, in 1867, ad aics'es the’ Clnctaoat Law Ww and came to the ber in 1861; and im the, later, voor he, wi, tlecied 9 | Fe took part inthe war for the Union As acefonel of vol- | ninth Congress. He isthe author of two publications—on | soutliva tm, Heme th Sie taanioon om tedian | the peacice of law. He served in. the Calon army as Proterm 1668 10 1061, and in 1864, he. was ° Congress. uunteers, and was ré-elected to the Thirty-ninth Con- | Se my he poner nd | Aimity and Kxpendivares on Public Buildings. Re-elected of the Fourteenth cavairy trom Y8ea | Representative from Ohio to the Thirty-ninth HENRY L. DAWES. Lacan ih JOHN H. FARQUBAR. _ SAMURL SOOPER toe eens Ong eed Committees | to 1864, having been a in Libby Prison for thir- THEODORE M. POMBROY. Born in Camm , Hampshire county, Massachu- He was born in Frederick county, Lay hen) December | was born in Marblehead, Maseachusetts, February 3, | Tn Agriculture and Naval 3 and re-elected to the | teen months; and in 1866 he was elected a Representa- Born in Cayuga, New York, December 31, 1824; grade- otis, October 30, 1816, ’ He graduated at Yale College in | a9, 1nis; removed to Indiana with bie father's family in | 1808; received’ate education in that town; spent four ase renegiiree tive trom Reatecky to the Thirty.alath Congress. ated at Hamilton Uollege; adopted the profession of laws 1800, sed atepesd tee Bios daw. He woght | 1683; from 1897 to 1840 he served his years in 8 counting room i Boston; sal 1 ORLANDO KELLOGG DONALD C. M’RUER. was District Attorney for Cayuga county from 1860. te mobeot for a ties, ond L& paper called the Green: | civ engineer; studied Jaw and practised the profession; | repeated visits to burope and the West Indien, atvonding | was born in Ellzabethtowm, Now York, in 1800, was| Te was born in Maine in 1626; educated at public 1860; was.a member of the Bate Legisiatare in 186%, field Gacetle. He was member of the Legislatures of | in 142 and 1843 he wan ‘of the Indiana Senate: | to commercial business, and in 1832 settled finally in | elected a Reprosentative from New York io the Thirtieth | schools and academies; Ate mercantile. profes- | and was elected from New York to the Thirty-olght® Massachusetts durii Oe te> of the Bist 1862; of | war Chief Clerk of the State of Representatives | Boston as a merchant, chiefly epgaged in the China | Congress, and re-elected to the Thirty-cighth Congress, | sion; and, having emi to California, filled the office | Co , serving as Chairman of the Committee on Ex- the State Senate in x tA te Conatitu- | in 1844; was a Presidential elector in 1860, and in 1861 | trade, the last house of which ‘formed s part having | serving on the Committee on Manufactures and that on | of Harbor’ Commissioner for that state, abd In 1804 was penditures in the Post Office Department, and as a member cae ee fo was also District Attorney | be was commissioned a captain in the Nineteenth United | long been known a William Appleton & Co. In 1861 he | the Militia. Re-elected to the Thirty-ninth Congress. elected a Representative from California to the Thirty. | ef the Commitice on Foreign Affairs. Ro-cleoted to the for the Western district of Be seve ‘State from 1853 | States infantry, in which he served until 1864, | was elected to the State House of ven, sue 'R. ERLSO ninth Congress. Thirty-ninth Congress, ae to the ee wherein he | when he resigned, and was & Ropreseniative | scrved three years and declined & yecleotieny 1 1867 | Gorn "in Franklin county, Oblo, March 1631 ULYSSRS MEROUR nan PEIeR. pitt Td Bp tL premetd {rom Indians to the Thirty-ninth Congress, was elected to the Stato Senate, and deflined to serve a eee g's, FrManaN Seg Ualatae, "Msnoert; wes hee was born in Bradford county, He was born in Washington county, emg ge | serving on the Oomamittes on Blectioms; re-elected to the THOMAS W. PERRY second verm. In 1861 he was clected » Representative | timo the principal of an academy; served through the Trae ie redone ot Peg FA Rent ine AAR Re ‘Thirty-soventh serving 8 Chairman of the | wae bora is Mackinac, Michigan, June 1, 1927; was self. Peapnation ot Wim oe yt by the | war for Union a Moutenant and captain, and in | studied law while college and came (6 ie. joan, ie eee ik Sononas peoagea ‘Chairinam Committee an ‘and was re-olected to tho Thirty. | C@tcated; has ever Col n ee ene ‘and Means. | Lt he wae clected & ive frou sMissouri to | Was 8 Presidential elector it Ment were Dumais on Reverie? Calan Re-elected aahtes ‘on Dosieca = Re clectod te oe ihe Thirty wy. so Sates Tn 1886; for oun yours fin sen active eae Tn vo haan elected 0 the Tire seh crhacet ssa aa iiss pm ore Eee. Bical heneyireniy andi 0 ety Octo. | to the Thirty-ninth Congress, Der of the " on same commitice, where mon. > J ber for aterm years, wi e DFORD Congress. ines sae Hee ee one: we Srocpres. | ‘nance was fully recognised; and he was leo re-elected | . Born neat Titusville, Urawford, county, Ponneytvanta ter td on being elected tm 1804 & Representative from | was born in Poughkeepsie, ‘Duvchees county, Mew ‘waa born in Midileburg, Vermont, August: 2a re10; | enti was appointed in 186} Commissioner for Micht- to the Thirty-ninth Congress. Masel 18, 188T) wen cs ey sekF eucated, bu aed ol Pennsylvania to the Thirty-ninth Congress. York, June 94 1614; received « good, common schoot at ”" a at Gettysbarg, ou j 188, eral 4 * ROR F. MILLER ion ; led in New city ‘was for juated at Hamilton College, ‘ork, i aaey ; RS W. HOTORK in the University of Loutaville and received the ii Cuimaquegte, Nortlumberiand county, 8 long time engaged in mercantile purvults; and in 188 was cloot presel grad Ih 1831; | Enh Sradied law in Syractise, and was admitted to'the bar in | S04,!8,1964 was elected a Representative from Michigan } _ A lawyer by profession ; and! in 1902 be was elected a | of Bachelor of Laws; after a brief residence in Kentucky 1888. Asa public man his ti to the Thirty-ninth © Representative from New York to the Thirty-cighth Con- : Pennsylvania, September 5, 1809; received an academ- Pp ime has been chiefly devoted he wettied at Now Albany, Tudiana; in 1856 he was | Pelt cation, laboring t0 support himself during vaca- ‘to business connected with railroads, with various kinds WILLIAM BE. FINCK, gress, serving as a member of the Committees on Claims | gigcted for two years to the State Assembly; ical education, ‘Ot manufscturing, and with the mining of coal, and in | He was born in Ohio in 1822; studied Iaw, and wae ad | S24 0M Private Land (taime. Re-elected 40 the Thirty wan elected reporter to the ‘Supreme our the Bate, Sona; oattet oeal police, ‘but, frequentiy declined 1862 ho was olected a Rey tativ ir of that ninth Congress. [A more complete account of this gen- ; ive in resentative from New York to | mitted to the bat State when twenty-one years of | Sint Conerans [A more compldtsore, had be Hot trade | A%¢,Pablished five, volumes; and in 1964 he was elegt activ ations for county aod State offices; was for # num- Thirty-eighth Congress, serving on the Committee om Public Buildings and Grounds, Re-elected to the Thirty ninth Congress. SAMURL J. RANDALI, was born in Philadelphia, in 1828; educated in that the Thirty-elghth Congre-s, verving on the Committee . In 1861 he was elected to the Senate ; outativ diana ¥ Yor tho Diotrlot of Columbia. "Re-elected to the Thirty. | 1852 was & member of the National Senate of Ohio; in |g special request to the efloct that no further particu wae ee eS ee a Pe year of the Lewisburg University in aiuth Congress, nominated General Scott for the Presidency; in 1861 he | 8" should be given by the compiler.) JOHN H. RETO [Ring hho and in 1864 was clocted a Representative | city; was brought up a merchant and has ever been en- JOUN L. DAWSON, was again elected a State Senator, and in 1862 he was ASAUEKL W, HUBBARD, He was born in ‘Dover, Serchens chealy New York, | 7°" “Aspecigdiees tires tienes oy pe ag Ter Toa8 wo ea, elected Ns ——y Hoe was born in Uniontown, Fayette county, Pennsy). | chosen @ Represontative from Ohio to the Thirty-oighth Ho was born in Haddam, Connecticut, January 18, | December 21, 1831; received an acadomical education, JAMES KENNEDY MOORHRAD. Sante tee Sevens to the Thit th vania, February 7, 1813; was oducacd at Washington | Comgrens, and was & member of the Committer on the | 1819; reesived a district school education, removed to | and adopted tho occhpation of a farmer, | He was for two Rorn on the Susquebanna river, Pennsylvania, in 1808; Seren eine Committee on Public Butldings aad College; adopted Hfession of Jaw; was appointed | Post Office and Post Roads. Re-elected w the Thirty, | Indiawa in 1838, and taught school for time; studied | years supervisor of his native town; was a member of | received a limited education, spent the most of his youth eas Tie-oleoted to the Thirty-ninth Congress. President Poik, Jn 1845, United States Attorney ninth Congress. Jaw, and camo to the bar in 1841; in 1847 ke was elocted | the Assembly in 1866 and 1867; of the State Senate in on a farm and as an apprentice to atanner; was one of | Tunds. the Weatorn district of Pepnsylvania, was el@ted a Re. SAME As GARFIELD. to the Indiana Legiclture, and served three years; in | 1860 and 1861, In 1862 he entered the military service, the contractors for building the Susquehanna branch of WILLIAM H. RANDALL. ntative from Peni nia 6 the Thirty second and He was born in Orange, Cuyal county, Ohio, No. | 1857 he femoved to fown, and was chosen Judge of the | and ag Colonel of the One Hundred ‘and Fifiteth New | the Pennsylvania Canal; was the originator of @ paasen- Ho was born in Kentucky; studied law and came te irty ghird Cony ‘serving during the last term aa | vember 19, 1801; xraduated at Williams we Massa. | Fourth Jadicial district of that Siate, and in 1862 he was | York Volunters sorved untlt January, bis when he Pa line on aid canal, In 1836 he removed to | the bar in 1895; in 1886 be was appointed Clerk of th hairnian on the tee on ulture, and in 1862 | chusett and adopted the ion of law; in | olocted a Representative from Iowa to the Zuirty eighth | was made a brigadier general by brevet, which position | Pittsburg, and there he took an active part in improving | Circuit and Co Courts of Laurel connty, which po» ‘waa re olected to the Thirty-eighth Congress, and was a | 160 and 1800 he was a member of the Ohio Senate: in | Conunoss, serving as 4 momber of tho Committee on ' he resigned in March, 1666, having previously been " the navigation of the Monongahela, was made Presi | sition he hold antil 1961, after the adootion of the Staas YY?