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the eEsEEaL AssENRLY ELECT.

SENATE.
johnson, Carter. Washington and Sullivan-P
L Nelson, Conservative Republican, John
suns Depot.
Hawkins. Hancock and JefersOn-Wm Green.
Conservative. Sneedyille.
Greene, Cooke, SEWER and BlOHnt-L Self.
Conservative. Greenevllle.
Claiborne. Granger, Anderson and Campbell
&c Palmer. Conservative.
Knox and ROane-J q Luttrell, COnserva-
Morgan, Scott, Fentress and Ov rton-M K
MiilsaPs. Conservative Republican, James
town.
McMinn, Meigs, Polk and Monroe NJ CT EN-
entsOn, Conservative, Athens.
Hamilton, Bradley, Rhea. BledsOe, Marion
and Seauatchie-A A Pearson, Conservative
Republican, Chattanooga.
White. jackson and Maeon-D M Halves,
Conservative.
Smith and Sumner-Balie BeytOn. Conserva-
tive, Gallatin,
Wilson and Dekalb-FaVer CasOn, COnserVa-
tive Republican. Lebanon.
Rutherford and Wiliiamson-D NJ Mefal,
Conservative Republican, franklin.
Bedford and Marshall-Edmund Cooper. Con-
Warren, Cannon. Coffee. Grundy and Van
Buren-Asa Faulkner. Conservative. MeMinn-
vile.
franklin and Lineoln-A C Martin, Conserva-
tive.
Giles. Lawrence and Wayne-JOnathan Nor
ris, Conservative. WaynesborO.
Maury, Lewis, Hickman and DlcksOn-JeSs
EasOn. Conservative. Hickman.
DavidsOn-Henry Cooper, Conservative.
Robertson, Montgomery and SteWart-John
S. Hart, COnsery alive, Springfield: =
Humphreys. Benton. Perry. Decatur and
HendersOn-D u Thomas. Conservative John
sonville.
Hardin, McNairy and Hardeman-N d
Bryant, Conservative. Bolivar.
Henry, Weakley and Oblon-EmersOn Ether
idge, Conservative. Dresden.
Gibson. Carroll and Dyer-W M Hall, Con-
sentative. Trenton.
Madison, Haywood, Lauderdale and Upton
d c Slaughter. Conservative. Covingt0h.
Shelby and Fayette-JOhn CubbinS, C0nserva-
tive.
The Senate is composed of twenty five
members. According to the returns,
there are twenty Conservatives, and i've
Conservative Republicans.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Anderson-P G Wallace, Conservative.
Bedford-James II Neil, Conservative.
BlOunt-M L Mcdonnell, Republican.
Bradley-Henry Brown, Republican.
Cannon-Wm Barton. Conservative.
Carter-Samuel Miller. Republican.
Carroll-B A Enloe. Conservative
Claiborne-WillOughby.C Conservative.
Campbell-J II Agee, Conservative Repubh-
can.
Cooke. = Republican.
Cofee-Cassy, Conservative.
DavidsOn-B Rhea and L D Walker. Con-
GerVatives.
DicksOn-A ID Nicks, Conservative.
Fayette-C Tucker, Conservative.
Frsnklin-B B Knight, Conservative
Gibson-Bryant, Conservative.
Giies-C w Rose. Conservative.
Grainger-J D Curl, Conservative.
Greene-W McGaughey, Conservative.
Hamilton-E James. Conservative.
Hardeman-J l. Roper. Conservative
Hardin-Hinkle,C Conservative.
Hawkins-James White, Conservative. -
Haywood-J w Clark. Conservative.
Henderson-Pearson. Conservative
HenTy-J S Long. Conservative. =
Hickman-Washington Russell, Conservative.
HancOck-Baker Conservative Republican.
JOhnsOn-Fred Slimp, Republican.
Jackson-Eckle, Republican.
KnOx-JOhn NJ Fleming, Conservative.
Jefferson-Caldwell. Conservative. -
Lawrence-W I Nixon. Conservative.
LincOln-James M Bright, Conservative.
MadisCn-D II King, Conservative. -
Marion-W Kelly, Republican.
MarshaIl-A. A. Steele, Conservative
Maury-Wm Wilson, Conservative.
McNairS-S L Warren. Conservative.
MeMinn-Thos McElwee. Conservative Re
Monroe-Jesse Owen. Conservative Repub-
Montgomery-J. @. Hornberger. Conserva-
Obion-Boyett, Conservative.
OVerton-Young, Conservative
Perry and Decatur-T NJ Brashear, COnserY-
Roane-D. F. Harrison. Conservative.
RObertsOn-W Sadler, Conservative.
IpRutherford-J K Diliin, Conservative
SullIyan-John Slack. Conservative.
SUMNER Baber, Conservative.
/ Smith-JOnes, Conservative.
SteWart-W A West, Conservative.
Sevier-Layman. RePublican:>--~
Il Tnion- Republican.
WashipgtOn-Wm Smith, Conservative.
Warren-S ColvilIe. Conservative.
| Wayne-MOrrisOn. Conservative.
Weakley-W p Caldwell. Conservative.
White-G P Hampton, Conservative.
Williamson-Atha Thomas, Conservative. -
WiIson-G Ii Glenn and A W Cox. COnserYa-
| tives. -
Shelby-JOnes and Townsend, Conservatives.
Carter and Johnson-J W M Grayson. Reput-
dreene. Hawkins. Hancock and Jefferson
N KnoS and S" sevierNW R McBath. Republican.
| Anderson, etc.-Hunly. Republican. -.
McMinn, Polk and Meigs-Meclary. COnser-
Rhea, BIedsoe. Hamilton and Sequatchie-
| Spears, Conservative.
| Grundy, etc.
Sumner. Smith and Macon Thomas Barry.
| Conservative,
Davidson. Robertson. Montgomery and Cheat
ham-R. Il. Cheatham, Conservative.
Rutherford and Bedtord-L Russell. COnserV-
alive.
Lincoln. Marshall and Giles-Sanders, Con-
| sentative.
Williamson. Maury and ,Lewis-W ON Per-
| kins, Conservative. -
Benton and Humphreys W Harris. Con-
i servative.
Carroll. Gibson. Madison and Henry-Roach.
/ Conservative
l Dyer, etc-Tyndal. Conservative.
| Shelby. Fayette and TptOn-H r Sherrod.
/ Conservative.
The House Of Representatives is COM
posed of eighty-four members. OF these
thus far heard from. sixty four are Con-
servatives; five are Conservative. Re,
publicans, and twelve are Republicans,