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Second Session of the Third Legislative Assembly, 1841-2, Convened at Madison, December 6, 1841, and adjourned February 19, 1842.

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1 Killed by James R. Vineyard, Feb. 11, 1842.

2 In place of Jonathan E. Arnold, resigned.

IOWA.

Thomas Jenkins,"
David Newland,
Ephriam F. Ogden,
Daniel M. Parkinson.

GRANT.

Daniel R. Burt,
Neely Gray,

Nelson Dewey.

DANE, DODGE, GREEN,
JEFFERSON AND SAUK.

Lucius I. Barber,
James Sutherland.

3 Resignation sent to Council. Feb. 14, which was refused to be accepted, and a Vote expelling him from the Council was passed.

4 Elisha S. Sill claimed a seat as an additional member, but was not admitted. Mr. Parmelee afterwards resigned.

5 Seat contested and awarded to Theophilus La Chappelle.

6 In place of Hugh Long, resigned.

71n place of F. J. Dunn, resigned.

First Session of the Fourth Legislative Assembly, 1842-43.

[The two Houses organized on the 5th of December, 1842, but the Governor, (J. D. Doty) refused to communicate with them, as a body legally assembled, according to the act of Congress, as no appropriation for that object had been previously made by Congress. The Houses continued in session until the 10th day of December, when they adjourned until the 30th of January, 1843, when they again met, and continued in session until February, 1843, when they adjourned until March 6, 1843, on which latter day, they again convened, as well in pursuance of their vote of adjournment, as in pursuance of the Governor's Proclamation, calling them together as of a special session, on that day. Of this intention of the Governor, they had been apprised by resolutions referring to his Proclamation, introduced by one of their members at their first session. The Houses continued in session subsequently until the 25th day of March, when they adjourned without day. Both Houses again assembled on the 27th day of March, as of the second session, and adjourned on the 17th of April, 1843. The session was held at Madison. Officers the same in both sessions.]

COUNCIL.

President-MOSES M. STRONG, of Iowa..

[Resigned March 18th, and Morgan L. Martin of Brown elected to fill the vacancy.] Secretary-JoHN V. INGERSOL. I Sergeant-at-Arms-CHARLES C. BROWN. [Mr. Ingersol resigned March 31, 1843, and John P. Sheldon appointed for balance of session.]

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Speaker-ALBERT G. ELLIS, of Portage.

Chief Clerk-JOHN CATLIN. | Sergeant-at-Arms—WILLIAM S. ANDERSON.

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These Councilmen did not take their seats until March 6, 1843.

Second Session of the Fourth Legislative Assembly, 1843-4. Convened at Madison, December 4, 1843, and adjourned January 31, 1844.

COUNCIL.

President-MARSHALL M. STRONG, of Racine.

Secretary-BEN. C. EASTMAN.

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Sergeant-at-Arms-G. C. S. VAIL.

GRANT.

John H. Rountree,
Nelson Dewey.

Moses M. Strong.

CRAWFORD AND ST.CROIX.

Theoph. La Chappelle.

REPRESENTATIVES.

RACINE.

Michael Frank,
Marshall M. Strong.

DANE, DODGE, GREEN,
JEFFERSON AND SAUK.
Lucius I. Barber.

Speaker-GEORGE H. WALKER, of Milwaukee.

Chief Clerk-JOHN CATLIN.

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I Sergeant-at-Arms-J. W. TROWBRIDGE.

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Third Session of the Fourth Legislative Assembly, 1845, Convened at Madison, January 6, 1845, and adjourned February 24, 1843.

COUNCIL.

President-MOSES M. STRONG, of Iowa.

Secretary-BEN. C. EASTMAN. Sergeant-at-Arms-CHARLES H. LARKIN.

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Speaker-GEORGE H. WALKER, of Milwaukee.

Chief Clerk-LA FAYETTE KELLOGG. | Sergeant-at-Arms-CHAUNCY DAVIS

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Fourth Session of the Fourth Legislative Assembly, 1846. Convened at Madison, January 5th, and adjourned February 3, 1846.

COUNCIL.

President-NELSON DEWEY, of Grant.

Secretary-BEN. C. EASTMAN.

Sergeant-at-Arms-JOSEPH BRISBOIS.

[Mr. EASTMAN resigned Jan. 19, and WM. R. SMITH elected.]

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Speaker-MASON C. DARLING, of Fond du Lac.

Chief Clerk-LA FAYETTE KELLOGG.

BROWN, CALUMET, FOND
DU LAC, MANITOWOC,
MARQUETTE, PORTAGE,
SHEBOYGAN AND WIN-
NEBAGO.

Abraham Brawley,
Mason C. Darling,
Elisha Morrow.

RACINE.

Andrew B. Jackson,

Orson Sheldon,

Julius Wooster.

CRAWFORD,CHIPPEWA.ST.

CROIX AND LA POINTE. James Fisher.

Sergeant-at-Arms-DAVID BONHAM

GRANT.

Armstead C. Brown,
Thomas P. Burnett,
Thomas Cruson.

WALWORTH.

Caleb Croswell,
Warren Earl.
Gaylord Graves.

DANE, DODGE, GREEN,
JEFFERSON AND SAUK.

Mark R. Clapp,
William M. Dennis,
Noah Phelps.

INGTON.

MILWAUKEE AND WASH

Samuel H. Barstow,

John Crawford,

Benjamin H. Mooers,

James Magone.

Luther Parker,

William H. Thomas.

IOWA.

Henry M. Billings,
Robert C. Hoard,
Charles Pole.

ROCK.

Ira Jone

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