Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-11
THE LATE JUDICIAL ELECIIos.
Hhe ChancelIOFs, Judges and AttOr-
neys General Elect.

| secretary OF state are only partial, bI
sufficient to indicate the result of the eIe,
tions in the various districts. Below wi
be found the returns as far as received.
/ FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, p.
Composed of the counties Of Greene, Haw
kins, Carter and Hancock, voted as follows
| Attorney General "A H Petitions
| 1850; James BrittOn, 1856. 500. i.A
| SECOND CIRCUIT,
Composed Of jefferson, Union, Cooke
Granger, Claiborne and Sewer, voted a
follows: ....,.... --.... -
Circnit Judge NJ Meek, 1873
James III Randolph, 1893; W R Evans
| 1896. ..1 .'-a 8} ~
| Attorney General-JP GaIbreath, 1909
Joel A Dewy, 1886; A Tate, SOS; Grigs-
by, 81.
I THIRD CIRCUIT.
Eljsh T Fl Hall was elected Judge and
j M Thornberg Attorney General.
.. RIGHTH CIRCUIT. i.H
This circuit includes Coffee, Grundy,
Warren, Lincoln and Franklin. The vote
from this circuit foots up as folIcws
Circuit Judge P Hickerson 9lO;
N A Patterson 240.
Attorney GeneraI-W CHa 24O; J G
Mohler 442. ...
TENTH JUDICIAL, CFRCurr
This Is composed of Robertson, Dickson,
Stewart, Montgomery and Cheatham, and
voted as follows:
Circuit Judge-James f Rice 1882; W
A PETER 21O3.
Attorney General w J Broadns 2556;
j J Buck 2l4S. ~
TWELFTH CIRCUIT.
Composed of Hickman, McNairy, Har-
din, and Decatur.
Circuit Judge-Fielding Hurst elected
without opposition.
Attorney Generals s Warren, 431;
g w Shipman, 25S. .. ..-
THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
: This circuit is composed of the counties
Of Humphreys, Henry, Benton, Carroll,
and Henderson.
Attorney Genersl-John P Dunlap, III;
s NJ Edwards, -306. ... r
Circuit Judge-LL Hawkins was elect
d without opposition G ..
FOURTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
In LanderdaIe, Haywood, and Madison
the vote is ss follows, with Hsrdemau TO
hear from) '"
Circuit Judgs-W P Bond, 607; D P.
Boyd, 1912; ] L B Tornlin, 2Sl. s.- Il
Attorney GsuerAl-W F Talley, I,4l1;
Wm. B Grove, 3O7; Thos. O. Lowe, 132.
FIFTEENTH CIRCUIT.
In Fsyette and Upton the vote stands
Circuit Judge-P S Scruggs. 433; H B
s. Williams, G3; W Reeves, 456.
Attorney General-WaIker Word, 762;
Frank Brass, 10; W J. Reeves, 2.
. FIRST CHANCERY DIVISION.
The returns from the counties of Greene,
Jefferson, Cooke, Granger, Hawkins,
Claiborne and Hancock, foot up as fol.
lows with Washington and Sullivan to
hear FROM I r-.u.
For Chaneellor-H C Smith 1881
james Swan, 2512; Nv Hill, IOS.
1t is reported that Smith is elected.
SECOND CHANCERY DIVISION.
For Chancellor-O P Temple elected
without opposition. - l.
SIXTH cHAECERY DIVISION.
In LauderdaIe, Fsyette and Upton, the
vote stands: .-.. ....
For Choncellor-John W Harris, $50
q Clay King, q; J PiersOn, Is; H ]
Turner, u; Steele, As.
THE CHANcERY DIVISION
Composed of the counties of Haywood,
Madison, Dyer, and Gibson, voted as fol-
lows;
For Chsncellor-T C Muse, 1881; R P
Rains 1896
NINTH CHAECERY DIVISION.
Henry Benton and Weskley counties, vote
as follows: .slF.af 1.-li @
ChaneellOr-John Somers, SSl; Wood
fin Naylor, SIS, ,-rss.., ...
TWELFTH CHANCERY DIVISION.
This is composed of Coffee, Cannon,
White, DeKalb, Warren, Grundy and Put
nam, and elected Bill Tilman Chancellor
without opposition. ia.'f .
DAVIDSON CHASCERY DIVISION.
The vote in this county was East, 1884;
Rexford, 1878; Brien, ASA.