Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-13
SENATE.

posed as fOllOWe:
SENATE.
First Dstrict-J Jhnson, Csrter, Wash
ington and Sullivan P. p. G. Nelson,
Suffrage Republican, reelected.
Second Observation-Disclosures, Hancock and
Jefferson D. P. Green, Conser, alive.
Third Disirict-Greene, Cock, Sewer
and Blount l.. r. Self, Conservative.
F urtl d strict-Claiborne, Union, Grain
ger, Anderson and Campbell - Palmer,
| Suffrage Republi, an.
fifth District Knox AMI Roans J. C.
! Luttrell, Conservative.
Sixth District-Morgan, Cumberland,
| Scott, Fsntr' IS and Overton G. w. Keith
Seuter Republican, reelected.
Seventh District-Meigs, Mem nm, Polk
and M)ni oe j. NJ. C.ementson, Oonssrva.
tive.
Eighth Cistrict-Rhea, Bledsoe, Bradley
Hamilton. Marion and Sequatchie A. A,
Pearson, Suffrage X publican
Ninth District-White,J jackson and Ma
con d. W. Haws, Conservative.
Tenth Disirict-Smith and Sumner: Bal.
ly Pey ton, Conservative.
Elev, nth District-Wilson and DrKalb
Favor Cason. Suffrage Republican.
Twelfth Observation-Disclosures and viii.
hanson d. NJ. McFsl', Suffrage Republi-
can.
Thirteenth D:strict-Bsdford and Mar.
shall; Edmund Coop T, Conservative.
F,urteenth District-Wsrren, Cannon.
Golf g, Grundv and Van Buren,: Asa Falk
oer. Conservative.
Fifteenth District-Franklin and Lin
coin A. G. NJ Ttin, Conserv tive.
Sixteenth District Giles, Lawrence and
WAYNE Jonathan Morris, Conservative.
nth f,N- II
and Dickson Jessse E'son, Conservative.
Eighteenth Decentralization II. Coop
err. Conservative.
Nineteenth ID strict Montgomery, Rob.
ertson aud Stewart John S. Hart, Con
sentative.
Tsentieth District-B 'utop, Humphreys,
| Perry, Decatur and ii, n lerson Dorsey b.
Thomas, Conservative.
Twenty-first District-Hardin, McNairy
ami lIardemap N. A. d. Bryant, Orn
sentative.
TSeniy-secopd District H .ury, Weak
ley and O5ion En- rson Etheridge, Con-
sentative.
Twenty-ihird Dls'riot-Gibson, Carroll
and Dyer: W. NJ. Hall, Suffrage Rspubli-
can.
Twenty-fourth Decentralization, Hay
wood, Lauderdals and Upton ID. G.
Slaughter, Conservative.
Twenty-ifth District-Fayette and Shell.
by: John Cubbins, Conservative.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FLOATERs.
Carter and Johnson-J. W. NJ. Grayson,
Radical.
Greene, Hawkhs, Hancock and Jeffer-
son-Msl. Kenney, o ssrvative.
Knox and Sevier-W. r. McDAth, Suf-
frage Republican.
Anderson and CampbeIl-Hunley, Rldi-
cal.
Polk, McMinn and Meigs-J. L. M Clary,
Conservative.
Rhea, Bledsoe, II milton and Sequ tchie
"A. l.. Spears, Suffrage Republican.
Smith, Sumner aud MscOn-Thomas Bar
~, Conservative.
Davidson, Robertson, Montgomery and
Cheatham-R. B. Cheatham, Conservative.
Rutherford and Bedford-Dr. l.. Russell,
Conseryatide.
Lincoln, Marshall and Giles-J. G. San.
ders, Conservative.
Williamson and MauryrW. O'Neill Per-
k,ns, Conservative.
Fonton and Humphreys-J. II. Harris,
Conservative.
Perry aud Decatur--T. NJ. BEashear, Con-
sentative.
Carroll, Gibson, Madison and lIenry-I.
j. X ZACH, Suffrage Republican.
Dyer aud Lauderdale--ns TyndAi, Con-
servative.
Upton, Fayette aud Shelby IL. Il. Sher-
rod, Conservative.
REPRESENTATIVES, PROPER.
AndegsoA-P. q. Wallace, Conservative.
Blount-J l.. Mcconnell Radical.
Bedf rd-James VI. Neil, Conservative.
Brailey-Henry Brown, Radical.
Campbell--J. u. Agee.
Csrter-Mr 5 nRletAry, Radical.
Claiborne Mr.. wlll'ushny, Conserve.
tive.