Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-10

Hawkins. Hancock and Jeherson- W N Green
Conservative. - le s-f9ts. @.l -s.f
Greene. Cooke, Sewer and Blount--L Self
Conservative. ~ i.f-JI .a4f f. m
Claiborne Granger, Anderson and Campbell
ID O Palmer. Conservative. g a--Gee
Knox and Roane--J. q Luttreli, Conserva-
Morgan, Scott, Fentress and Ovsrton-G W
Keith. Conservative Republican.
McMinn. Meigs. Polk and Monros--J II Glenn
Hamilton, Bradley, Rhea, Bledsoe, Marion
and Hequatehie-A A Pearson, Conservative.
White. jackson and Macon-Hawes. Con-
serVative. .arn aisai ata
Smith and sumnsr-Balis BeytOn. GOnssrva-
Wilson and DeKaib-Favsr oason. Conserve
tive Republican. see9i
: Rutherford and Williamsan-D M McFall.
Conservative Republican. t.'ss
Bedford and Observation-Disclosures Cooper. Con-
. Warren. Cannon. Coffee, Grundy and Van
Buren-Ase Faulkner, Conservative
Franklin and Lincoln-A G Martin. Conserve
tive. FIla7el j y 49, 1i1sI1J
Giles. Lawrence and wayne-JOnathan Nor
ms, Conservative. ~. al-l - tla .
Maury, Lewis, Hickman and Dickson-Jesse
E4son: conservative:
Dsyidson-Henry Cooper. Conservative.
Robertson, Montgomery and Stewart-John
5. Hart, Conservative.
Humphrey. Benton. Perry Decatur and
Henderson--D B Thomas, Conservative.
n hardin, MoNairy and Hardeman-N d
Bryant, Conservative. F5el1 .s i -.tt ss.r,-
Henry. Weakley and obiOn-EmersOn Ether.
,--Gbson. Carroll and Dyer Hall. Con-
Madison, Haywood. Lauderdale and Tipton-
Shelby and Fayette ohm Cubbins. Conservs.
tive.
The Senate is composed Of twenty five
members. According to the returns
thus far, there are twenty,One Com
sentative, and four Conservative Repubs
licans. IA - % - - ~ "
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Anderson.-Kinney, Conservative.
Nbedford-Neil, Conservative. 2 81. 80
Blonnt-M l. Mcconnell. Republican. -
l Bradley-Brown. Republican. isiil -- -.-
Cannon-BartOn, Conservative.
Carter-Singletary. Republican
Carroll-Enioe, Conservatives.
Clalbor1e-M iiloughby. Conservative.
Campbell-Agee. Conservative Republican.
Cooke.
Cofee--Casey. Conservative. ,,r-. -,
DeKalb-DunIap, Conservative.
Dickson-A ID Nicks. Conservative. 49,
Fayette-Tucker, Conservatives.
franklin-B B knight, Conservative.
Gibson-Bryant. Conservative. 49,
Giles-Rose, Conservative. ~
Grainger-J d Curl: Conservative. 49,
Greene-McGaughey Conservative.
Hamilton-E James. Conservative. OF
Hardeman-y L Roper, Conservative.
Hardin-Hinkle, Conservative. ~
Hawkins-J w White, Conservative.
Haywood-Clark, Conservative.
Henderson-Pearson, Conservative.
Henry L Long. Conservative,
Hickman ashington Russell. Conservative.
Haneock-Baker, Conservative Republican.
yohnson-Ered slimp, Republican.
JacksOn-Eckle, Republican.
Knox-John M Fleming, Conservative.
Jefferson aldwell, Conservative. t4
Lawrence-NixOn, Conservative,
Lneoln-James N Bright, Conservative.
Madiscn-King. Conservative.
Marion-Kelly, Republican.
Marshall-A. A. Steele, Conservative.
Maury-WiIson. Conservative.
MeNairy-W arren. Conservative.
McMinn-MeElwee. Conservative Repubh-
IAN,
MOnroe-Jesse Owen. Conservative Repub-
lean.
Montgomery. G. Hornberger. COnserva-
i've.
0bion-BOyett. Conservative.
OvertOn. ~
Perry-Brashear, Conservative.
Roane-D. I; Harrison. Conservative.
RObertson-Sadler, Conservative.
Rutherford-J Dillin, Conservative.
Suliivan-John Slack, Conservative.
Sumaer-J 7 Baber. Conservative.
Smith-Jones, Conservative.
Stewart-West, Conservative.
Sevier-Layman, Republican.
Union-Ledgerwood, Conservative.
Washington-Smith, Conservative.
Marren-Colville. Conservative.
Wayne,
Wsskiey-W P Caldwell. Conservative.
White-Huntington, Conservative,
Williamson-Atha Thomas, Conservative.
Macon. -.-z
Wilson-Glenn and Cox. Conservatives
Dayidson--Rhea and Walker. Conservatives.
Shelby-Jones and Townoend, Conservatives
Morgan, etc
Carter. etc-GraysoE, Republican.
Greene. Hawkins. Hancock and Jefferson
Kinney, Conservative.
Knox and Sevier-MeBath, Republican.
Anderson, etc--Hunly. Republican.
MeMinn. Polk and Meigs-McClary, COnser-
Vative Republican.
Rhea, -BledsOe. Hamilton and Sequatchie-
Sp ears, Conservative.
Sumner, Smith and Mscon-ThOmas Barry.
Davidson. Robertson. Montgomery and Cheat
namZh. Is. Cheatham, Conservative.
Rutherford and Bedford-Russell Con5ervs-
tive.
Lincoln. Marshall and Giles-sanders. Con-
sentative.
Williamson. Maury and Lewis-W ON Per
kins, Conservative.
Benton and Humphreys W Harris. Con-
sentative.
-, Carroll, Gibson. Madison and Henry-Roach.
Conservative.
Dyes. etc-Tyndal. Conservative.
Shelby, Fayette and Tipton-Sherroj, Con-
sentative.
The House Of Representatives is COM
posed of eighty-four members. OF these
thus far heard from, sixty-two are Con-
six are Conservative Re,
publicans, and nine are Republicans.