The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-08-13
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| Inc ioiioWing Is Ist,Oft he Members elect
ed to the Legislature on the 6th:s 80
e- SENATE. ..s.
lsT D1sTRIcT-Johnson, Carter, Washing.
ton Da and sullivan T. r. G. Nesdrb suirrnge
an DIsrRIcT-- Hawkins, Hancock and JET.
ferson: ID. r. Green, Conservative.
I'D observation-disclosures, Cooke, Sewer and
Blount: l.. F. Self, Conservative.
9TH DIsTR1CT-Claibornc, Union, Granger.
anderson and Campbell: - Palmer, 3uf-
5TH DISTRICT Knox and Roanc. Jmnes G..
Luttrell, Conservative.
9Th DISTRICT Morgan, Cumberland, Scott,
Fentress and Overton: q. w. Keith, Scntcr
Republican. reelected.
1TH DIsrRIcr--Meigs, MoMinn, POLK and
Monroe: J. M. Clementson, Conservative.
STH DIsTRICr-Ithca, BIetlsoe, Bradley,
Hamilton; Marion and Sequutchie: A. A. Pear
son, Suffrage Republican.
9TH DIsTRICT--White, Jackson and Macon:
ID. w. Halves, Conservative.
10TH DIsTRICT--Smith and Sumner: Balic
Peyton, Conservative,
f1Tn DIsTRIcT-wilson and DcKalb. Favor
Cason, Suffrage Republican.
18TH Observation-Disclosures and William
son: d. NJ. McFall, Suffrage Republican.
18TH Bedford and Marshall: Ed
mund Cooper, Conservative.
18TH DIsTRICT-Warren, Cannon, Coffee,
Grundy and Van Buren,: Asa Faulkner, Con.
G. Martin. Conservative.
10TH DISTRICr-Giles, Wayne and Law
renee: Jonathan Morris, Conservative.
18TH DIsTRICr-Maury, Hickman and Dick
son: Jesse Eason, Conservative.
18TH Decentralization: Henry Cooper,
Conservative.
10TH DIsTRICT-R Robertson, Montgomery
and Stewart: John S. Hart, Conservative.
10Th Decentralization, Humphreys. Per.
ry, Decatur and Henderson; Dorsey Is. Thom-
ms, Conservative.
DIST DIsTRICT--Hardin, McNairy and Har-
deman: n. A. ID. Bryant Conservative.
Old DrsrRICT--IIenry, Weakley and Obion:
Emerson Etheridgc, Conservative.
23D DIsTRICT--Gibson. Carroll and Dyer:
w. NJ. Hall. Suffrage Republican. -.
oath Decentralization, Haywood, Lau-
derdale and Upton: D. q. Slaughter. Cons'rv.
18TH DIsTRICT-Fayette and Shelby: John
Cubbins, Conservative.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
t.-v- FLoATERs.
Carter and Johnson-J. W. NJ. Grayson
Radical.
Greene, Hawkins, Hancock and Jefferson
Major Kenney, Conservative.
Knox and Sevier-W. II. McBath, Suffrage
Republican.
Anderson and Campbell-uunley, Radical.
Polk. McMinn and Mcigs-J. L. McClary,
Conservative.
Rhea, Bledsoe, Hamilton anu Scquatchie-
a. l.. Spears, Conservative.
Smith, Sumner and Macon--Thomas Barry
Conservative.
Davidson. Robertson, Montgomery and
Chcatham-R. b. Cheatham, Conservative.
Rutherford and Bedford-Dr. l.. Russell,
Conservative. 90
Lincoln. Marshall and Gilcs-J. C. Sanders.
Conservative.
Williamson and Maury-W. O'Neil Per-
kins, Conservative.
Benton and Iumphrcys--J. II. Harris, Con-
sentative.
Perry and Decatur-T. NJ. Brashear, Con-
sentative.
Carroll, Gibson. Madison and Henry-I. j.
Roach, Suffrage Republican.
Dyer and Laudcrdale--pr. Tyndal, Cons'rv.
Upton, Fayctte and Shclby-H.i II. Sherrod,
Conservative.
REPRESENTATIVES, PROPER.
Anderson, = Keeney, Conservative.
Blount j. L. Mcconnell. Radical.
Bedford, James III. Neil, Conservative.
Bradley, Henry Brown, Radical.
Campbell, j. Fl. Agee, Suffrage Republican.
Carter, - Stemp. Radical.
Claiborne. - Willoughby, Conservative.
Cannon, VIM. Barton, Conservative.
Coffee, r. w. Casey, Conservative.
Carroll b. A. Enloe, Suffrage Republican.
Davidson, i. $. Rhea. l. d. Walker, Constr.
DrKalb, - Dunlap, Conservative.
Dickson, a. ID. Nicks, Conservative.
Franklin, B. b. Knight, Conservative.
Faycttc, &. j. Tucker, Conservative.
Granger. J. u. Curl, Conservative.
Greene, W. S. McGaughey, Conservative.
| Gibson. - Bryant, Conservative.
Giles, h. w. Rose, Conservative. -
Hancock, - Baker. Conservative.
Hawkins, James White, Conservative.
Hamilton, L. A. james, Conservative.
Hardin, - Hinkle, Conservative.
IIardeman, - Rosson, Conservative.
Henderson, = Goodman, Conservative.
Henry. j. S. Long, Conservative.
Hickman, Wash. Russell, Conservative.
Hnywool j w Clark Con sarvnfiya
Jefferson, - Caldwell, Conservative.
jackson, - Eckle. Conservative.
johnson, Fred Simp, Radical.
Knox, John NJ; Fleming, Conservative.
Lincoln, j. NJ. Bright, Conservative.
McMinn, 7. b. McElwee. Suffrage Repub.
Marion, w. j. Kelly, Suffrage Republican.
Monroe, Jesse T. Owens. Suffrage Repub'n.
Maury, w. Wilson. Conservative.
Montgomery, j. g. Hornberger, Consery'tc.
Marshall, A. A. Steele, Conservative.
McNairy, S. l.. Warren, Conservative.
Madison. ID. ii. King, Conservative.
Overton, Henry Young. Conservative.
Obion. DR.. Boyett, Conservative.
Roane, d. +. Harrison, Conservative.
Robertson, W. II, Sadler, Conservative.
Rutherford, Joseph r. Dillon, Conservative.
Stewart, w. A. West, Conservative.
Sumner, j. T. Baber, Conservative.
Sewer, - Layman, Republican.
Sullivan, John Slack, Conservative.
Smith, - Jones, Conservative.
Shelby, s. II. Jones, II. Townsend, Cons'rv.
Wilson. q. III. Glenn, Suffrage Republican,
and A. w. Cox, Conservative.
Warren, s. S. Colville. Conservative.
White, Geo. p. Huntington, Conservative.
Williamson, Atha Thomas, Conservative.
Washington, w. Smith, Conservative.
,Weakley, w. b. Caldwell, Conservative.
Official Vote of NIcMlnn County.
Goy'r. Supt. | Sen. Float. Repre-