Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-09-16
THE LEGIsLATIyE APPORTIoN-
MENr
Tac Number of Senators and HeI +.
tsentntlVes to Which the
various Counties are
Entitled.

An act to apportion the several counties of
this state into Senatorial and Representa-
tive districts under the enumeration
made in 1881, In pursuance of article z, sec
ton 4. of the Constitution.
Section l. Be II enacted by the General
Assembly OF the State of Tennessee, that
until the next enumeration and apportion-
ment OF voters, each OF the following coun"
ties shall elect one Representative, TO wit !:
Sullivan, Washington, Greene, Hawkins,
Cooke, SEWER, Granger, Jefferson, Clai-
Putnam, Smith, DeKalb, White, Warren,
Cannon, Coffee, Overton, Jackson, Frank
lin, Lincoln, Marshall, Bedford, summer,
Williamson, Robertson, Stewart, Humph-
reys, Dickson, Hickman, Hardin, McNairy,
Hardeman, Feyette, Upton, Haywood,
Madison, Henderson, Benton, Carroll,
and Henry. H.r
Sec. 2 Be it further enacted, that tile fol-
lowing counties shall each elect two repre-
sentatives, to wit: Knox, Hamilton, Ruth
erfOrd, Wilson, Giles, MnuryI Montgomery
and Gibson.
See 3. Be it further enacted, that David
son and Shelby counties shall each elect five
representatives.
Sec 4. BE 1t further enacted, that counties
Jointly shall elect one representative as fol-
lows: Carter and Johnson; Carter, john
son, Washington, Union, Greene and Sulli-
YAM, Hamblin, Hawkins and Hancock
Loudon and Knox; Union and Campbell
Brady and Polk; James, MeigS and Rhea
Marion and Grundy; Sequatchee, Bledsoe,
Van Buren, and Cumberland; Anderson anu
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con and Clay Trousdale, sumner and
smith; Lincoln and Moore; Rutherford,
Bedford and Marshall; Maury and William
son Cheatham, Montgomery and Houston
Lawrence and Wayne; Louis, Perry and
Decatur; Obion, Lake and Dyer; Fayette
and Hardeman Haywood and Upton
Weakly and Henry Madison and Hender-
son.
See. 5. Be 1t further enacted, that until
the next enumeration and apportionment
OF voters, the following counties shall COM
pose Senatorial districts, to wit: "a. .
First district-Carter, johnson, Sullivan,
Washington and UnicOi.
ID. dist.-Greene, Hawkins and Hancock.
Sd. dist-Sevier, Cooke, Jefferson and Ham,
18th. dist Claiborne, Granger, Union,
Campbell and Scott.
5th. dist-Knox and Anderson.
9Th. dist-Blount, Monroe, Loudon and
Roane.
7th. dist-Polk, Bradley, Meigs, McMinn
and James.
sth dist-Hamilton and Marion.
9th dist Grundy, Sequatchie, Bledsoe,
Van Buren,, RheG Cumberland, Morgan and
White. ....-.'..-
10th dist-Cannon, Warren. DeKalb and
18th dist-Jackson, Macon, Clay, Overton,
Pickett and FentreSS. -t- .s1
18th dist-TroUsdale, Sumner, and Robert
son.
18th dist-Smith and Wilson.
18th diSt-Rutherford and Coffee,
18th dist-Franklin, Moore and Bedford.
10th dist-WilliamsOn and Marshall
18th dist-Lincoln and Giles.
18th diSt-Maury and Lewis.
18th diSt-Davidson.
10Th dist-Davidson and Cheatham.
2lst dist-Montgomery and Stewart.
I'D dist-Hickman, Humphreys, Dickson
and Houston.
23d dist-Lawrence, Wayne, Hardin and
Perry.
9th dist-McNairy and Hardeman.
25th diSt-AIadison and Henderson.
Goth dist-Carroll, Benton and Decatur.
9th dist-Henry and Weakly.
2Sth dist-ObiOn, Lake and Dyer.
18th dist-GibSon.
30th dist-Haywood, Lauderdale and
Crockett.
Slst dist-Fayette and Upton.
sd dist-Shelby.
33d dist-Shelby.
Sec. 6. Be it further enacted, that this act
take effect on and after the first day of No
vember, 1882 the public welfare requiring
1t.
Passed Dec, %, 1881.
GEORGE H. MORGAN,
Speaker OF the Senate.
II. Il. RAMSEY,
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
Approved Dec. "a, 1881.
ALVIN HAWKINS,
Governor,