Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-02

Fourth Ward.-Jas Brantley, Andrew
Creighton, George Sieferle and james L
Collins ~ II a
Fifth Ward-Thonias r Jennings v
Matt Brown, r Woods and T @ Crunk.s
Sixth Ward.-John ] Mccain, james
Haynie, VIM Harmon aud b ii Groomes
Seventh Ward.-I p Jones, b $ Rhes
Isaac Paul and L w Haley. so
Eighth Ward. II ID Walker, III G Cotton
| c K Winston and S Steifel.
Ninth Ward.-C Kircher, P KlOOz, A
Karsch and Jacob Geiger.
Tenth Ward-L X Spain, e w Klages
Geo Moore and P L Nichoi. ,
Second District.--W ID Baker, William
Nichol, David H McGavock and + L
Whitworth.
Third Distriet.-Jas NJ MurreIl, T Fan
ming, Hiram Cotton, Geo Eorvell.
Fourth District.-Andrew J Donelson,
John Lawrence, Frank Gleaves, Tim bod
son.
Fifth Distriel.-A F Goff, D Weaver,
II Towns and Cal Morgan. go
Sixth District-John q Briley, Joel A
Battle, james ii Still and Wm Gamble
Seventh District-Andrew Baker, Viii
ford Rains, A Dunn and w T Blackman.
Eighth District--A s Abbey, VIM Ew-
ing, James II Williams and Jack Ramsey.
Ninth DISTINCT l. YsTyan, Thos Il
johnson, w LYLE and Andrew Gregory.
Tenth District-W r Elliston, ii q
Scales, Joseph L Elliston and Joel A
Hays.
Eleventh Dissrict-Felix Compton, J :
Murray, Esq. Rucker and VIM Z Ed
mundson.
Twelfth District-Aris Brown, jesse l.
jordan, L D Cover and Sam b Davidson,
Jr.
Thirteenth District--Wm Clare, ] Fl
Buddeke, w T Taylor ard ] NJ Harding.
Fourteenth Dislrict-Wm DemOss, w
w Fulghum, Col Greer and Shelton Demosg.
Fifteenth District-P Hardcastle, B +
Myers, John Corley and + 0 Hurt.
Sixteenth District-Eleazer Hamilton,
A Creel, T B Page and Esq. Norman.
Seventeenth District---G Stubble6eld,
Geo w Cowan, s r Anderson and j B
Garfield.
Eighteenth District-Frank P CahiIl,
Hiram Vaughn, John Wilson aud A W
Johnson, Sr.
Nineteenth District-James II Wilson,
s S Hall, Jno Taylor and s Graves
Twentieth Distriet-EnochC Cunningham,
Andrew Milan, Jno w Baker and II
Galbreath
Twenty-frst District.-Wm B Ewing,
Fhos Ballew, Joseph Link and james
Thomas
Twenty-second District.-N b Willis,
Gilbert Marshall, w p Bowers and James
Campbell.
Twenty-third District.-C w Nance, d
Raulston, w D Simpkins and B + Wood
ward.
Twenty fourth District.-F G Earthman,
w w Garrett, G Kearny and Esq
Knight
Twenty-fifth District.-Esq Curtis, j W
Howington, John Cato and w r Hyde.
For the County at Large.-Neill 5
Brown, II Calendar, Albert Roberts,
James t Bell, G M Hays, f T Craig,
Henry Metz, S Sickles, L Whorley, Philip
Flashman, Henry Baker, Matt StrattOn,
Thomas Farrell, John HallOran, Joseph
E Manlove, w Brien, Macajah II Viii
kinson, G A Brodie, Ed Ewing, Jr,, Viii
liam Hume Harris, Alexander March,
John II Ewin, B B Meeker, Archer Cheat
ham, Thomas Kelley, ] X Rugg, William
A Glenn, M Nj Brien, Jr., Phineas Garrett,
j C Gaut, Thomas L Smiley, w K Bow
ling, w G Harding, F X Rains, Thomas
S Hays, r w Brown, w A Cheatham, T
McTigue, Thomas Halle, John l. Brown,
John ii Williams, I ID Fife, Howell
Webb, A j McWhirter, H s Frazier, W
F Cooper, A S Colyar, E II East, S D
Morgan, Willoughby Williams, ID II
Ware, Thomas Harding, Henry C Jack
son, Nicholas Hobson, + Eve, Joseph
Jones, Granville P Smith, james Whit
worth, w Morton, James Mclaughlin,
p A Albert, Samuel Watkins, w B Bate,
Thomas D Crighead, 10 G Guild, Baxter
Smith, N Baxter, John Lellyett, Henry
Heiss, II w Haslock, John Overton, John
NJ Lea and + r Chatham.
On motion, all persons opposed to Radi-
calism, were invited to be present at the
State Convention, and lend their influence
to the cause of the Constitution and public
liberty.
The convention then adjourned.