Berrien-1st district, Henry C. Morton; 2d district, John C. Miller; 3d district, Nathan Fitch. Branch-1st district, Jesse Bowen; 2d district, Aura Smith; 3d district, Charles W. Weatherby. Calhoun-1st district, William Cook; 2d district, 'Abner Pratt; 3d district, Chester Buckley; 4th district, Isaac C. Abbott. Cass-1st district, Henry B. Denman; 2d district,' Levi Aldrich. Clinton-1st district, William F. Jenison. Eaton-1st district, George Y. Cowan; 2d district, John Dow. Genesee-1st district, Thaddeus G. Smith; 2d district, Fran-. cis H. Rankin; 3d district, George W. Thayer. Grand Traverse, &c.-John S. Dixon. Gratiot, Midland, &c.-James Gargett. Hillsdale-1st district, Charles Mosher; 2d district, James Fowle; 3d district, George A. Smith. Houghton and Keweenaw-John. Q. McKernan. Huron-R. Winsor. Ingham-1st district, Orlando M. Barnes. Jonia-1st district, John B. Welch; 2d district, Asa Spencer. Jackson--1st district, Elijah Bentley; 2d district, Henry A. Hayden; 3d district, Richard J. Crego. Kalamazoo-1st district, Gilbert E. Read; 2d district, James B. Cobb; 3d district, Orville H. Fellows. Kent 1st district, George H. White; 2d district, John Porter; 3d district, ugustus D. Griswold; 4th district, James Dockeray. Lapeer-1st district, John B. Wilson; 2d district, William Hemingway. Lenawee-1st district, Noah K. Green; 2d district, Henry P. Combs; 4th district, Hiram Raymond; 5th district, George L. Crane. Livingston-1st district, Edwin B. Winans; 2d district, Henry H. Harmon. Mackinac and Manitou, &c.-Alexander Toll. Macomb-1st district, James B. Eldridge; 2d district, Charles C. Grosebeck; 3d dis'rict, Charles F. Mallary. Monroe-1st district, Edward G. Morton; 2d district, John G. Hood; 3d district, Andrew J. Keeney. Montcalm, Isabella, &c.-Edwin Burt. Muskegon, Oceana, &c.--Chauncey Davis. Newaygo, Mecosta, &c.-William T. Howell. Oakland-1st district, John N. Donaldson; 2d district, Francis W. Fifield; 3d district, Ahasuerus W. Buell; 4th district, Sebring Voorhies; 5th district, William H. Haze. Ontonagon-Abner Sherman. Ottowa-1st district, Manly D. Howard; 2d district, George Luther. Saginaw-1st district, Augustin S. Gaylord; 2d district, Sololmon B. Bliss. Sanilac-James Erskine. Shiawassee-1st district, S. Titus Parsons; 2d district, Paul C. Sprague. St. Clair-1st district, Abram Smith; 2d district, John Miller; 3d district, John Grinnell. St. Joseph-1st district, Edwin Stewart; 2d district, William Wheeler; 3d district, Charles Betts. Tuscola-David G. Slafter. Van Buren-1st district, Jonathan J. Woodman; 2d district, B. M. Williams. Washtenaw 1st district, Sullivan M. Cutcheon; 2d district, Hiram J. Beakes; 3d district, Lovatus C. Allen; 4th district, Elisha Congden. Wayne 1st district, Thomas W. Lockwood, Alexander Chapoton, Lorenzo M. Mason, Stanley G. Wight, William Warner; 2d district, Henry W. Deare; 3d district, Alexander Tinham; 4th district, Bradshaw Hodgkinson; 5th district, Robert E. Clark. On-motion of Mr. Deare, The Speaker pro tem. was authorized to appoint a Sergeantat-Arms pro tem. The Speaker pro tem. appointed Luther Tucker, of Hillsdale, as Sergeant-at-Arms pro tem. On motion of Mr. Erskine, The House proceeded to the election of a Speaker, which resulted as follows: Mr. Abbott, . Aldrich, Fellows, Allen, Fowle, Mr. Cutcheon, FOR WILLIAM T. HOWELL. 1 The Speaker pro tem. announced that Hon. Sullivan M. Cutcheon, of Washtenaw, having received a majority of all the votes cast, was duly elected to the office of Speaker of the House. On motion of Mr. Deare, it was Resolved, That the rules of the last House be adopted as the rules of this House until otherwise ordered. The Sergeant-at-Arms pro tem. announced a committee from the Senate. The committee thereupon informed the House that the Senate was organized and ready to proceed to business. On motion of Mr. Woodman, The House proceeded to the election of a Chief Clerk, with the following result: |