Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-10
Tbe General Assembly.

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The General Assembly.
The following is complete list OF tn
Senators elected, and partial list OF tn
Representatives:
SENATE.
First District-Jo hnson, Carter. Wash
ington and Sullivan: P. p. G. Nelson
Suffrage Republican, reelected.
Second District-Hswkins, Hancocl
and jefferson: d. P. Green, Conserve
tive.
Third District-Greene, Cooke, Sc
vier and Blount: l.. F. Self, Conserva
tive.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures, Union
| Granger, Anderson and Campbell
Palmer, Suffrage Republican.
Fifth District-Knox and Roane: j.
C. Luttrell, Conservative.
Sixth District-Morgsn, Cumberland
Scott, Fentress and Overton: G. W.
Keith, Senter Republican, reelected.
Seventh District Meigs, MeMinn,
Polk and Monroe j. N. Clementson,
Conservative.
Eighth District-Rhes, Bledsoe, Brad.
ley, Hamilton, Marion and Sequatchie
A. A. Pearson, Suffrage Republican.
Ninth District-White, Jackson and
Macon: D. W. Halves, Conservative.
Tenth District-Smith and Sumner
Bale Peyton. Conservative.
Eleventh District-WiIson and De-
Kslb: Favor Cason, Suffrage Republi-
can.
Twelfth Observation-Disclosures and Will
hanson: ID. M. McFsll, Suffrage Repub.
licsn.
Thirteenth District-Bedford and Mar
shall: Edmund Cooper. Conservative.
Fourteenth District-Warren, Cannon,
Coffee, Grundy and Van Buren,: Asa
Faulkner, Conservative.
Fifteenth District-Franklin and Lin
coin: A. G. Martin. Conservative.
Sixteenth District - Giles, Lawrence
and Wayne: Jonathan Morris, Conserva-
! tive.
Seventeenth District-Maury, Kick
man and Dickson: Jesse Esson, Conser-
vative.
Eighteenth Decentralization: Henry
| Cooper, Conservative.
Nineteenth Decentralization, Mont
gomery and Stewart: John s. Hart,
| Conservative.
Twentieth Decentralization, Hum
phreys, Perry, Decatur and Henderson ::
Dorsey B. Thomas, Conservative.
Twenty-frst District - Hardin, Nc
| Nairv and Hardeman: N. A, ID. BRYANT,
Conservative.
Twenty-secoDd Dstrict-Obion, Hen
ry and Weakley: Emerson Etheridge,
| Conservative.
Twenty.third District-Gibson, Car
roll and Dyer: W. NJ. Hall, Suffrage Re-
publican.
Twenty-fourth District : Lauderdsle,
Madison, Haywood and Upton: d. G..
Slaughter, Conservative.
Twenty-ffth District Fayette and
Shelby: John Cubbins, Conservative.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FLoATERs.
Carter and Johnson-J. W. M. Gray
SOD, Radical.
Greene, Hawkins, Hancock and JEFF.
ferson- Major Kenney, Conservative.
Knox and Sevier-W. r. McBsth,
Suffrage Republican.
Anderson and Campbell - Hunley,
Radical.
Polk, McMinn aud Msigs-J. L
McClesry, Conservative.
qustchie-A. l.. Spears, Suffrage Re-
publican.
Smith, Sumner and Macon-Thomas
Barry, Conservative
Davidson, Robertson, Montgomery and
Cheatham-R. B. Cheatham, Conserva-
tive.
Rutherford and Bedford-Dr. L. Rus
sell, Conservative.
Lincoln. Marshall and Giles-J. c.
Sanders, Conservative.
Williamson and Maury-W. O'Neil
Perkins, Conservative.
Benton aud Humphreys-J. 81. Harris,
Conservative.
Perry and Decatur-T. N. Brashear,
Conservative.
Carroll, Gibson, Madison and Henry
| j. Roach, Suffrage Republican.
Dyer and Lauderdsle-Dr. Tyndsl,
Conservative.
Upton, Fayette aud Shelby-H. R.
Sherrod, Conservative.
REPRESENTATIVES, PROPER.
Auderson-P. C. Wallace, Conserva-
tive.
Bount-J. L. Mcconnell, Radical.
Bsdford-Jss. II. Neil, Conservative.
Brsdley-Henry Brown, Radical.
Csmpbell-J. Il. Agee.
Carter Stemp, Radical.
Claiborne Willoughby, Conser.
vative.
Csunou-Wm. Barton. Conservative.
Coffee-R W. Casey, Conservative.
Carroll-B. A. Enloe, Suffrage Repub-
| iicaD.
Davidson-B. s. Rhea and |. d. WAL
ker, Conservatives.
DeKalb-- Dunlap, Conservative.
Diekson-A. ID. Nicks, Conservative.
Franklin-B B. Knight, Conservative.
Fayette-C. J. Tucker, Conservative.
Grainger-J. d. Curl, Conservative.
Gibson - Bryant, Conservative.
Giles-E. w. Rose, Conservative.
Hancock - Baker, Conservative.
Hawkins-Jas White, Conservative.
Hsmilton-E A. James, Conservative
Hsrdemsn- - Rosson, Conservs-
tive.
| Henderson - Goodman, Con-
servative.
Henry-J. S. Long, Conservative.
Hsywood-J. w. Clark, Conservative
Jefferson Eckel, Conservative
| Knox-Iohn NJ Flaming Conserva