Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-05-13

Levi Seabolt, James X. Forgay, j. Bart,
ram Galbriath. WIN. Chambers, Henry
Watterson, Wesley Phipps, A. Larkius.
Robt. johnson, Anderson Campbell.
9th district VIM. Hutcheson, Jacob
Simmons. A, ID. Looney, VIM. c. Looney,
John Gillaem, Thomas Parrot Jr., VIM.
Reynolds, .. G. Carmack, James Y.
Campbell, Jr., ~ &.
10th district, Nicholas Fain, Geo.
Hale, James Mcclure, Perry Powell, VIM.
A Jennings, Henry Anderson, Henry
Wax, Jacob Beal, Anderson W. Gourldy.
A. I. Hill, Wp. Miller. James Arms
strong. j. L. Fulkerson, G. NJ. unnean,
G. II. Powell, Jacob Bowman, Christo-
pher S~ewsabaugh, John Painter, Isom
Williams, Thomas A. Rogers and James
Bradley.
llth district, Cbrisley Shauks. Peter
Pharis, Lag. Lawson, Willie Keener,
Henry Tarter, George Karnes, Columbus
c. Garden, Michel Mcclure and Thomas
Gibson.
18th district, james NJ. Moore, George
Williams. James i. Etter, Cleon Moore,
Elisha Dodson, james Lang, John B.
Profit, nRichard Bragg, Isaac Lebean.
Edmond Loring, VIM. Gray, Robt. Nall
and Thomas Poindexter.
18th district Hugh Kane, Jameson
White, William Bentley, John Williams,
Barton Ford, VIM. McCand, Hardy John
son, Jesse Cobb, Wm. Cobb, Geo. Meas.
Ter, Richard Wright and Ben Davis.
14th district, James Saunders. Thos
Mooney, Joseph Mooney, John Headerick
ST., John Headerick Jr., Thomas White,
John Robenson. John MANS, John Bur-
nard, Wilson Roach, John W. Peters,
C%laibourne Smith.
10th district, Peter Smith, Calvin NJ.
Smith. John Lourderback. Geo. Kite
Sr, Samuel G. Lee, West Haywortb,
George Wright, Thos. Day.
10th district, A. L. Burum, Jacob NJ.
Charles, Samuel Morelock, Wesley Ball,
james Hennard. John Jones. Joshua
Richards, VIM. Morlock, Stephen T.
Bailey. Alex Hale. Williamson Tucker,
William Hendley, Jacob Morelock, Thos.
Dykes, John Barnard Esq. James Frazier
and John Ball, jr.
18th district, George Arnold, James
Lyons, David Lyons, Adam Patterson,
Samuel Smith, William Christian, Eman,
uel Rutledge. George McPheeters and
Jesse Scissms.
18th. Eli Anderson, Peter Levisey
Sr. Joseph D. Bloomer, Robin Frost
Martin Banks, and Gran. B. Walker.
Resolved that the district committees
be requested to take the necessary meas.
ures to bring as far as possible all the
citizens Of their respective districts aud
provide a sufficient quantity of cooked
provisions packed in boxes and bags, for
their respective companies, and a little
for their friends in general and that they
provide at least one wagon from each dis
trict.
The original is in the hand-write of
Orville Bradley, a well remembered and
prominent citizen of Hawkins county
A perusal of this venerable document will
call to mind many pleasant "reminiscences
of tho the days Of 44.5, and especially
will Thursday, the Slst day of July lS45
be remembered with pleasure by those
who participated in the days doings, and
yet live to read the proceedings of the
preliminary meeting. as set forth above.
1t was an occasion of great rejoicing to
the friends of the annexation movement,
throughout the whole country. AT the
time there was a strong opposition to The
scheme, but time has demonstrated the
wisdom of the men who inaugurated il
and carried it through, Though II cos,
a large outlay of money and many val.
liable lives, no one can look upon the
"Lone Star" State in its present thrift
and prosperity and bright future withou,
feeling that the nation has been amply re,
paid. This is the bright side of the pie
ture, as beheld by the citizens Of ole
Hawkins today. Here we have the day
of44>5 and those who participated in thi.
> celebration can call up in memory it
scenes incidents and associations, and We
are witnesses Of the benefcient results
; following the event here commemorated
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