The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-10-18

discharge his duties very efficiently.
SENATORS. .. "a
I. PIP. c.. NELSON; born IN
Washington county, Tennessee; age
38; farmer; First Lieutenant Thir-
teenth Tennessee Cavalry, and A.
G. S. Of Sd brigade, lst Cavalry Di-
vision Army Of the Cumberland.
II. JOSEPH ECKEL; born in
Jefferson county, Tennessee farmer;
age 48 member Of the State Con-
stitutional Convention Of 1865.
III. STEPHEN MATTHEW'S.
~ Nv. D, W. C. SENTER; born in
Calhoun; McMinn county Tennessee;
lawyer; age "a; member of House
l857--58, 80, '6l--62; member Of the
State Constitutional Convention 1865;
member of Senate 1S65--67. ...
V. R. P. EATON; born in RusslI-
vile, Jefferson county, Teun5 physi-
clan age 81.
vi. G. W. KEITH born in An
derson county farmer; age 81; Cap
tain Co. B I'd Tennessee Infantry APP
pointed Regimental Quartermasterj J.
Member of the Senate l865-67. H
VII. S. NJ. HENDERSON; born
in Jefferson county, Ten; merchant;
age 81 f; sent three sons into the Union
army, ono Of whom was murdered by
guerrillas.
VIII. A. M. CATE; born in JEFF
ferson county Tennessee; farmer; age
As member of the celebrated anti
secession Knoxville -Greeneville Con-
vention, of 1861, and aided in organi-
zing company Of State Guards,
| (Union), under its direction, enlisting
in it as private ; led the expedition
which burned the Hiawassee bridge,
| November 8, 1861 driven from home
by the rebels same month and hid in
the mountains for forty-six days es-
capped to the Union army at Somerset,
KY, January l, 1862 and was put in
command Of the Transportation de-
partment by General Carter appoint
ed to I'd tieutenancy the following
June led highly suceeeful cavalry
expedition beyond Jonesville, Vir-
ginia, and captured large number OF
prisoners, horses, wagons, and army
stores, and returned without any loss
whatever, in the face Of Ashloy's reb-
ell cavalry September 1862, Commits
sary of Subsistence for lst Tennessee
brigade; commissioned Captain, Sep
tember 18th; was in the retreat from
Cumberland Gap to the Ohio river,
confronting Morgan's cavalry for six
teen days and mig ghts; was in frequent
skirmishes at Liberty, Carthage, Spar
| ia, Strawberry Plains, and at the bat
| tie of Stone River; was in the Geor'
gia campaign from June to Septem-
Der, 1864 and at the battles of Lost
Mountain, Kenesaw, and Marietta
was q member of the State Constitu'
tional Convention and Of the Senate
of l9G5-67. -
! TX. SAMUEL PARKER born i'll
| Virginia farmer; age 81.
X. II. S. PATTERSON; born in
Wilson county, Tennessee farmer
age 40; member of State Senate, 1867
XII. JOHN A. FUSONj born in
Champaign county, Ohio; physician
and farmer; age 50; member of the
House 1851, and lS65-67 served
five months as surgeon Of Col. Black
burns regiment Of Tennessee Mount.
ed Infantry.
XII. VI. Y. ELtIOTTj born in
Rutherford county, Tennessee mer'
chant; age 36; member Of the House
1S65-67.
XIII. W. HI WISENERj born in
what was then Bedford, now Marshall
county, Tennessee lawyer; age 30
member of the Senate, lS65-67; mem
ber of House, 1S47i6l-53j Speaker Of
House, 1853 member Of House, 1859
XIV. GEN. JOHN B. ROGERS
born in Greenbriar county, Virginia
age 67 +; lawyer; Staff Officer under
Gen. Andrew Jackson; served a'
Field, Company and General Officer
under Gems. Gaines and Carroll; Ma
ior General in Texan army under Gen
Sam Houston.
XIV. WIN WYATT.
| XVI. W. A. GARNER, Lawrence
county; born in Lawrence county
Tenn; farmer; ago 90j Captain Cos
! I'd Tennessee Mounted Infantry, u 5
| A.; Member of the House, lS66-6H
XVII. ]. B. FRIERSON born II
Williamsburg District, South Carolina
farmer; age 81 Speaker of the Sen
ate 1S65.67, and President OF Cour
of Impeachment, 1867.
XVIII EUGENE CAREY; bort
in Boston, Erie county, N. Y, lawyer
age 32 County Judge Sheboyga
county, one term Captain lst Wis
consin Volunteer Infantry, U. s, A.
XIX BERRYLYLE; born in Mont
romory county Tennessee tobacco
, mist; age SO. --.....
, Xxx. DAVID WILSON.
. XXI. JOHN ALDRlDGE.
A., XXIL G. UNDERWOOD born ]
i Sewer county, Tenn, age 50; Recrui
n q 4 al. II.