Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-11

Bell Buckle and War Trace unanimous for sepa-
ration.
I;-.plEY.-Charleston unanimous for Separation.
Cleaveland small Union majority.
MCMNN-Calhoun unanimous.
GILES precincts 6js to 0. Two other districts
unanimous.
MONTGOMERY. Palmyra l3S TO ?. 10th district
unanimous.
LAwRExCE-S districts 69l to Il.
Kxox.-Great Southern gains
SHELBY-Not 20 Union votes heard of.
MADIsoN.-2O00 to g.
HARDENAN. 5 precincts 5j+ 70 t.
SUMNER.-Sandsrsvile rs to-
Brownsville POS to O.
HENRY.-Paris all for Separation and Represen-
tation but G. Henry's Station unanimous.
RANDoLPH.-Military $500 to l. Civil "A to O.
oNTGoNERY.-CIarksvile sol to l. 5 other dis
trIcts only against Separation.
wEAKLEY-Caledonia only 10 votes against the
South. Trcsevant largely for Separation Nc
Kinze largely for Separation. Nelson Station unan
inous Tor South. Bell Depot went 80 for Sepsra-
ton and Representation. and So for the same
qualified with negative statement Stanton, Ma
sons and Covington. Go to 0eacA. Hickory "lthe
unsnimous.
Shelby depot gave 80 votes for Separation and 9
for the reverse.
Union depot voted 80 and unanimously for Sepa
ration and Representation.
WHsox-Lebanon 1874 10 ]. Is districts 1904 tc
ISL.
SMTH-Rome l57 to Is.
DEKMR-Alexandria 81 to SC. Liberty, CStOkes
box) 30 to ITO.
BEpFoRp-Shelbyvile June lO.--the majority for
Liberty (sepsration) in Bedford county is SOS N
KNOX Knoxville and five districts of county
the vote stands for separation go and against 1863
RoANE.-At Loudun for separation e., against
ia.
CHGrTAXooGA-For separation 42l, against OIL.
Sullivan Three precincts bristol, Union, anc
Cormacks) SCI for separation and against.
BRApLEY.-Union majority "a, with nine districts
tohear from.
McMNS.-Eeven districts give 26S majority fol
Union.
WAsHISGroN.-In twelve districts the Union ma
iority is ninety iSe-a gain of two hundred anc
eichty-one to the Sc essionsts from the February
vote. Six districts to hear FROM
MONROE -sweetwater so majority for SepaTa
ton: Piney district Al majority for No Separation
FRANKlIN-Winchester votes 359 for separation
and none against Four precincts in the county
heard from are unanimous Tor separation.
WILLIAMSON Oficial--For separation 1915
against %.
prcKsoS,-Charlotte 2l3 for separation and
against Whites Bluff l36 for separation and none
against.
Recommendation separation 3.429, against Is
Three districts to hear from. THE vote at Camp
Cheatham is included In this return.l
LAwRE>CEBuRe.-For separation So, none against
SHElBT-Memphis gave Cos for separation
1904 for representation. and for Onlon' Inc
thirteenth civil district of Shelby county gave ~
for separate al re presentation aud none Tor LIN
coin; fifteenth civil district 209 for separation and
2Os for representation with no Lincoln votesi SIX
teenth civil district gave Is for separation and
representation, which was unanimous.
MAURY.-O ffcial-For Separation $500, against
SO.
DAYIDsON.-For Separation 5,647, against 4O2.
LATER.
C,SNox-OfRcial. lOss for South, North 100.
Rr-ruERFoRp oflcial, 2iOO for South, IS for
North.
CRrypY and Van BCREN unanimous for the South
sns WARREN tho same way, except about Is votes.
LINCOLN county votes 2SOe for Davis, Lincoln
none 100 volunteers gone {" fight Abraham
Well done for oT Lincoln
CHEArHAN-Kingston Springs G5 for Davis sad
Lincoln none.
Curs-l5 districts give $500 for Davis, and only
10 for Lincoln
FRAxE1IN-ofcial, 1906 for the South and none
for Lincoln.
L,vpEvcE-HensyTille, 49, for South, none for
Lincoln up to 2. NJ.
WEAKLET COUNTY Official vote Tor separator
lI69. For Union l20l n I.CANiIT
SmTH.-Defeated Creek. Separation 2SO LINCOLN
]. Lower Peytons Greek unanimous for sepera-
ton, Upper Peyton's Greek majority for suonis-
sion. Dixon Springs, precincts. unanimous. Car
image, only votes for submission. Hartsrille
unanimous for separation