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TIE STATE Oh Mfssl,,,.LirIF3,

I'LL STAT u Oh MiSoiN'i-
LOwNDEs C0rN" .
To me Sheriff II L0lgades Cvluiy-"
We command you to take the 6ll
Thomas Barreutine and Wallace i''
II 10 be found in your county, SUI
safely keep. so that you have thri y
before the Judge Of Gear CireuiL Oy.
the county OF Lowndes, at the toll. u.
IN tue town Of Columbus, 90 me p" 4
day of April. 1873, then and ihee
swer the State of Mississippi on aN II Il
ment, found by the Grand juror nd
State, for murder. contrary TO ILL., Il
In such cases made aud pfo'T. ,s|
against the peace aud dignity OF .I5 i'll
OF Mississippi. Herein fail noij ,,'.s II
then and there this writ. WEE-.ar
hand and seal Of Ohioe 81 ,V.[
r. this the third day Of teOIGg''..
the same being the day ="
"erer0i' J. srAllIxas c.'
RETURN or sHEulf'
Issued third day of February - ~.
Received third day Of Febra9r{' g ig
H. " shtdi
Not tonnd, after diligent search ,,I res
April n, 1875, IL. W. Sbsil .
and the same having beon reini l."oihr
April term, 1873, 'sNot found. 'rorl b
plas was issued which reads 10
figures as follows, to-wit; mi
STATE OF MssIs 5GidLrsiii
LowNDEs GOV. ~
To the Sheriff Of Lot0Rdes c9 t,a bolle
We command you to take W. Dor
Thomas Barrentine and Wa.a0 and ~
safely KEEP 50 shat you have a,ys.,, i'e coaa
before the Judge Of our ClfvNics onn .
the county Of LOwndes, at the me he 100.
In the town Of Columbus, on osj tlfF
Of October, lsl9l tael' I'D 81
answ the State OF MISSES, IND JlGA
found by he ufA"0
[CoNTINUED ON Third Paw
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Articles exhibited by the House of Represen-
tatives of the State of Mississippi, in the
name of themselves and all the people OF
said State against Alexander K Davis,
Lieutenant Governor of said State, in main
tenance and support of their impeachment
against him for high crimes and misde-
meanors in Office.
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THE Senate did good thing in over
riding the Governors veto of the Peni-
Tertiary bill. 1t is now law.
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RUMoR says that Judge Hiram Cas-
sedy has been retained by Gov. Ames as
one of his counsels but rumor often
errs.
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If the RAIDS are not responsible for
Ames' Davis 4 Co., who ares The
Democrats had no hand in electing them,
God knows. s.
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The STATE, J
37l2.I vs.. A true bill.

s7l 81. s' g. A true bin,
MURDER
g. Hardy, Foreman of me Grams
mo prosecutor"
Filed October 81. lsZt.
j. STALLINGS, O..
BY G.. ROBERTs, Deputy CLERK.
And the same So presented, euIlst
signed, was received by the Cous ud
by the Clerk with his endorseleat % f
thereon.
And the Indictment. as returned By
Grand Jury, reads, ia words and lgH
follows, to-wit;
THE STATE OF MlS-ls,f
LOwNDEs CouNTH
CIRCUIT Court, October Term, a. Dat
The Grand Jurors OF the State OF NJ.
sippi, elected, imDanueled, sworn
charged to inquire for the body of tufo
" of IsOwndes, upon their oath present
Thomas Barrentine and Wallace hOw
late of said county, on the yUh dayu
gust, A. d., 1874, i'm said county, da
niously, willfully, ana Of malice 4 81.
Thought, Kill aud murder Ann Y.
against the peace and dignityO t.a
OF MisslssI ppi.
HENRY b. WmFmp
Di,uicaAuouf
Upon which were endorsed m words
igurcs as follows, to-witg 4 true DID
Hardy, foreman of tbs Grand Jury. I
thlrty-lirst day o. October, A.. d. '''
J.. SrALLING-. lf'|
by u. ROgERTs. DC.
Ana thereupOn "a capias was issue.
reads in words and figures as follows
wit:
NorE-The original coyils Chat ar
should have boon issued. / hprcM
iy thai the same mas been diligently
i0f IN my bflice and not found, anl y.
same should have been returned
April term, 1875.
i. III. STEVENS,
Before the April term, 1870 poo a..
pt.ss was issued. which read, lH VOTE
figures as follows, to-wtt.
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Mr.. Manager RarksdaIo ~

Mr.. Manager Barksdale ps,,
the official oath of the ras,. A. 'u'..
June 18th, 1874, as evidqne, .l''ll'a,
OFFICE OF SECR}rp,.
jackson /, on
l James Hin, Secretary nj S..
tiiy the hereto attached tr9n...e
oath of office of Lieuteuant.C..'N "
Davis is a true and correct ca,., ''...' O.
inal now on Tile in this office ~ '' a..
Given under my hand ana tt,,.
of the State of Nr -'..
SEAL or unto affixed, ui, si
[ STATE. March, 1876. "
dANH lF
Stefearr DID,.
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MOTION AND REPLICATION

adopted by House of ReRreseA tatIVes, Febru-
airy 25th 1876, and Aled In the Senate, sitting
n a C9ult VI Impeachment, February 18th,
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SFNATE-FIFTY-FIRST DAY.
OF COMMITTEES.

TUESDAY, March Z, 1915.
Mr. President Stone in the chair; absent
three.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Fitz6esa,d. chairman. reported the
Judicial Printing bill. With amendments,
and the supplemental bill to the Public
Printing bill, with a substitute, and recon-
meDded that they do pass.
Mr.. Terry, chairman, for the Senate. on
the Joint Gqmmittse 70 ascertain what
additiOpal legislation is necessary, reported
The report Is the same as made in the House
by Mr.. Tucker, (see House notes.
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"Soi' AY.....
L. James Hill, Secretary d, s...
uIl me hereto attached parao,.'
II. Barrentine. June nth. is. ol I
correct copy OF the original 'o ,' '-.
this office. ''''' NoE O0 .
Given under my hand. a,5.s.
OF the State Of Mis-. NJ. 2a
l.. s affixed, this I'm Jar lp b.
1873. I"l H
JANE la
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[oFF1cIAL.]
II R a l.
ALEXANDER K. Wis
Lieut.. Governor Of Mississippi.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE.

ARTICLES OF IMPEACHMENT.
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In THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Y
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,


February 25.h 1876
Replication of the House Of REPRESENTATIVE
OF the State Ct mississippi to the first three
answers of Alexander K Davis Lieutenonte
Governor of said State, to the Articles of
impeachment exhibited against him Nv The
House of Representatives:
The House of Representatives at the S1.ta
OF Mississippi hare Gonside red The several 4 rst
three ans%bfs of Alexander X Davis Lien
tenant-GovernOr of said State. to the several
Articles OF impeachment against him by them
exhibited, IN the name of themselves and all
the people of Mississippi, and reserving TO
themselves all advantage Of exception for in
sutiGIenoy of his answer to each and ali Of
the several Articles of impeachment exhibited
against said Alexander K Davis Lieutenant-
Governor as aforesaid, do DENY each and evar,
aVerment in said several answers or either -
them, which denies or traverses the acts
lntents, crimes or misdemeanOrs CHARGED
against said Alexander K Davis in said =
tlgies OF tApeaphnent DR. EITHER OF them, and
Iof replleat!on 10 said answer, do saw that
alexander X. Davis, Lieutenant Governor Of
said State, is guilty of the high crimes and
mlsdemeanOrs mentioned in said Articles ~
that the House of Representatives are rhadU
to prove the same. -N""S
e9FhhEp 0F THE COURT.
1he motion made by the Managers on tho
part OF the House of Representatives. IN str;Le
out the fourth answer of the Resnondr.
having been fully argued by Mr.. ManrdnI
a nai ksuale; ana the Senats having uiatmreiv
cenf,SldeIsd ths same, ii was ordere1 ,b"t aiyy
motion be and the same Is hereby snsta;naI
ana said fourth answer of the Resnondent :;
accordingly hereby stricken from tbe AZ Is
ADOPTED, Feb. Is 1876.
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STATE or MIssIssIprIJ
Kinds COUNTY

Whereas, His ENcelleucv. Goy.,..
bert Ames, has temporarily ab."..
self from the State OF Mssi...r.
given To me, the undersigned xxx
of the fact; and
Whereas, During the absence .t.
ernor from the State, the Cou.f.,..
wolves the discharge of The lg....
office upon the Licutenant-t;oyarr..
therefore, In order 10 enter upon r.
Of said office, /, Alexander X. D.r. (.
tenant-GOyernOr OF the Stfpof Ar
take ana subscribe the following M.
wit:
|, Alexander Il. Davis. solemn.
that | will faithfully supper; auI rr.
glance bear the Constitution of m. p
States and the State OF Mi-sis,ipr. .,
the laws theref; that am moi d.r
from holding office by the Com.
the United States, or thr STATE .fI
sippi; that / will faithfully d.....-
duties Of the Office OF Go,rror
State, upon which am abugt N
help me God.
Sworn to and subscribed before n.
18th day of June, A. b. 1874.
II. i. Smm
Judge supreme O.-
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE,

| NN9C4Ns NASSlSSIPPIA
/ 80 SHe SHERIFF Of L0eondes County, reetino.
HEREAs, at the November Term io7t
% the circuit Court of LOwndes Couutv r.,
sam sam state, Thomas ii. Barrentine was H.
T TTu lot me crime of murder OF one Ann
Ii entaHss now, therefore, 1, a. X. Davis,
IL &c ttove'nor. acting Governor of
enf Atate OF Mississippi. by virtue nf rho
auIh0rlty vested in me by the Constitutior
anu IaMs OF said State, and for divers cool
az t1u suncleht reasons, me thereto movipg
10 ~ grant unto the said Thomas II. Barren1
tine, iull pardon far said crime of murdnr
Si one Anh AhOmas, and do authorize ami
uIsecC you, on receipt of these nresants ~
release MIN from confinement. ~
In testlm ony whereof have bereuD,o
rspu On, S SET my hand and caused the treat
STATE. be affixed, this 2Ist daIl ~ P ~ 10
1875. Jay vi May
AK. DAVIS.
ny the Lient.-Governor, Acting Govarnoy
JAMES HILL, Secretary Of State.
of oECRETARY OF STATE
-, JACKSON, MIssIssIPPI(
tify the hardt mn, Secretary of State, do GER
III. Rarrant;' atIached pardon Of Thomas
correct onl'I, May LIST, 1878, is a true and
this office VI isihal now on file In
0"eh under my hand and the Graot c.,
[sEAL.l afixaG '. .a. OF Mississippi, hereto
I2-S WIS 10Th day of August |
iAMEs HILL,
secretary of State.
Cam; Sarksdale next submitted 70 The
psrdo,n as evidence, the following excentive
EXECUTIVE OFFIcrl
jackson, Mississippi.
80 Ms oAertR Of Loa7Rdes eouatv-eres,,..
Whereas, at the Nox,..,, N'NNs'"y'
s sns circuit Court Of IOwndeS nn ~, 1915 OF
d1ctad1' ~ Ihomas Il. Barrentine WY IN
Tbo0o aor the crime of murder az o Was IN
as Il now therefore i A, X. Da ann
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STATE or MlSSISsFT.
LOWNbE, tOrN

BE it remembered, That q rcguar .ut
the Circuit Court OF LOWudps c.uuu
State of Mississippi, was begun aaIn
the Court House. In the town OF CoH..
on the 10Th day of October, ISL &c BEL
the fourth Monday ia October 1874
Present: The Honorable d. a. Ou Jt
Of the 4th Judicial District Of ODD Sn.
Mis- sissippi.
Present. also: Henry b. WaitfpB q
District Attorney of the said seventh +
cial District Of the State of Mi,..-
Josiah StalIings, Clerk of Said C.u.
III. w. Lewis, Sheriff Of said Lowulao.
ty.
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<. Davis did, thereby unlaw fully and corrupt
Iv prostitute. violate and betrsy, in considera-
ton of the reward so paid the SAID a. y: facH \,
n for said pardon. as aforesaid, the duties oil
ais cfice and the trust and confidence IN MI"
therein and thereby reposed, TO the great $50 81!
IaI dishonor and prostitution OF the pnplle
iusTice of said State. whereby the said Alex
ander K Davis, Lieutenant-Governor, aching
Governor. as aforesaid did then and there COM
nit and was guilty OF, high misdemeanor ~
Office. Whereby said Alexander X. Davis,
Observation-Disclosures of said State, acting
Governor as aforesaid, did commit ana "Hs
guilty of the high crimes and mlsdemeanors
nereinbefore charged and the House OF ne
representatives., by protestation, saving totheH!-
selves the liberty of exhibition, at any time
hereafter any further articles of their accusa-
ion or impeachment against the said AleXan,
Ter K Davis Lieutenant Governor OF sara
State sting Governor, as aforesaid, ana ais
IF reply to his answers, ~ hich VIII make
up the arf.cles herein preferred against hlm,
and of offering proof to the same and every
Dart thereof aud 10 all md every other article
accusation or impeachment, which shall ne
exhibited by them, the case shall require,
10 d mand that the said Alexander h. DaYIs,
may be put 10 answer
the high crimes and misdemeanOrs in once,
herein charged against him, and that said pro
ceedings examinations, trials. and judgments
NAV be thereupon had and given, as may be
agreeable to law and justice.
The Report was received aud agreed TO by
the House of Representatives, and the Articles
of Impea 1hment adopted
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ARTICLE III.

That the said Alexander K. Davis Lieuten-
ant-Governor of the State of Mississippi act
ing Governor Of said State, while Adelbert
Ames, the GnRernOr IhoreOf, was absent from
the State, unmindful of the hi gh duties of his
Office, ami of his oath OF office, and of the re-
quirements of the Constitution of said State
that it shall he his duty while so acting Gov
ernOr of the State, to see that the laws are
faithfully executed did, in the county of
Lowndes, IN said State, on the I4th day of Ju e.
A. ID. 1872 wilfully, corruptly, and feloniously
accept and receive of one Jerrr noI,sinq the
sutA of avs hunnreu dGliaiS asa hribe and
peeunIary reward, 10 influence and induce
him, the said Alexander X. Davis. Lieutenant
Governor aching Governor, as aforesaid to
grant pardon to one Thomas H Barrentine
for the murder of Ann Thomas in the ccuntv
of Lowndes, in said State, on the 25th day Of
August, A. d. 1874, and that he, the said Lien
tenant-GoYernor, Alexander K Davis. acting
Governor, aforesaid, did in consideration
of the said five hundred dollars, so corruptlv
and feloniously received by him. as aforesaid
grant to the said Thomas H. Barrentine n mar
don for his said offence a. aforesaid. and that
he, the said Alexander K Davis Lieutenant
Governor, acting Goverhor, as aforesaid did
thereby wilfuily oorruptly, and feloniously
prostitute, violate, and betray for the bride
and pecuniary reward, aforesaid. the duties of
his office and the trust and confidence in him
therein and thereby rep0sed to he great scan
dat dishonOr, and prostitution of the pubIjc
justice of the said State; whereby the said
Alexander X. Davis, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
acting Governor, as aforesaid did then and
there commit, and was guilty OF, a high crime
in Office.
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By /. Barksdale, I.L.POWa, harris Darksdah.
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Witness-W. E. GIBBS"

That said chose in action was presented by the
said Alexander X. Davis, Lieutenant-Gover-
nor, acting Governor aforesaid, to the said
j. DOwsing, in the County of Lowndes, in the
State of Mississippi, on the l4th day Of June,
A. D. 1879, and the said Alexander k Davis
observation-disclosures, acting Governor as
aforesaid did then and there corruptly and
felOniously receive thereon from the said j .
Dowsing, a bride and pecuniary reward
the sum of five hundred dollars to influence
and induce him, the said Alexander K Davis
observation-disclosures, acting Governor as
aforesaid, to grant to one I omas II. Barren
tine pardon for the murder of Ann Thomas
in the County of LowndeG in said Stale, on
Ihe 18th day of August, A. d. 1874 which said
pardon was granted and delivered by the said
Alexander X. Davis, Lieutenant Governor
acting HovernOr as aforesaid, the said
Thomas II. Barrentine, one Jerry Dowsing
for him. in consideration of the bride and pc
cuniary reward aforesaid; and that he, the
said Alexander X. Davis, Leutenant-Gover-
nor, acting Governor aforesaid did thereby
wilfully, corrHptly aud 4eloniously prostitute
violate and betray the duties of his office and
the trust and confidence in him therein and
thereby reposed, to the great scandal dishonor
and prostitution of the public justice of said
State; whereby said Alexander X. Davis
Lieut. enant-G Governor of said State acting
Governor as aforesaid did then and there
commit, and was guilty of, a high crime in
Office
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ARTICLE ~.

That the said Alexander K Davis Lieuten-
ant-GOvernor of the State of Missssippi act
ing Governor of said State, while AdeIbert
Ames the Governor thereof was absent from
the State, unmindful of the high duties of his
Office and of his oath of office. and of the re-
quirements of the Constitution of laid State
that it s@all pe His duty while so acting Gov
ernor, to see that the laws are faithfully ex-
ecuted. did. in the county of Lowndes in said
State, on the 18th day of June, A D. 1875 will
fully, corruptly, and feloniously accent and
IeceiFe At o4e Aearf A4EreAtiIe the Sum of
reward. TO influence and induce him, the said
Alexander X. Davis Lieutenant Governor
acting Governor, as aforesaid, to grant a par-
don to one Thomas H. Barrentine for the mnr-
der of Ann Thomas in the county of Lowndes
in said State on the 18th day of August = D.
1874 and that the s@:6 tieutenant-tFoYefnor.
Alezander Z. pasis, aetihg Governor. as afore
said, did, in consideration of the said sum of
six hundred dollars so corruptIy and feIon-
iously accepted and received by him. grant to
the said Thomas H. Barrentine full pardon for
his said effe4se, ag afsrefa,d, and that the safI
Alexandsr r: Davis, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
acting Governor as aforesaid did thereby cor
ruptly and felOniously violate and prostitute
and betray, for the bride and peeunio+v no.
ward. AFORESAID :..e duties of his office, and
the trust and confidence in HIM therein and
thereby reposed, to the great scandal dishonor
and prostitution Of the public Justice of said
!. tate; whereby the said Alexander K Davis
Lleutenant-Governor, acting Governor as
did then and there commit and was
guilty of high crime in Office.
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ARTICLE /.

That the said Alexander X. Davis, Lieuten-
ant-Governor of the State of Mississippi act
ing Governor of said State, while Adelbert
Ames, the Governor thereof, was absent from
the State ON the 18th day Of june 1875. in the
County of Lowndes, in said State unmindful
of the high duties of his office, and of his oath
of office, and of he requirements of the Con-
stituti n of said State, whereby he was bound
to see the law faithfully executed, did then
and there wilfullv. corrurtly and feloniously
accept and ceive of one W. +. Gibbs "A SER
tain chose in action ri ght in action, in the
words and figures following, to-wit:
500. Received. Columbus, Mississippi
May I'D, 1875, of Henry Barrentine Five
= Hundred Dollars cash on deposit, to be paid
!" to the order of a. g. Packer upon return of
. this receipt accompanied by an Executive
=" pardon of Thomas II. Barrentine, charged
" with the killing of Ann Thomas, in Lownd es
county, Mississippi.
This receipt given in duplicate
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Manager Barksdulc next suhmra
following transcript 1T the indp.w-.
the report of the Grand juror. ol Do
county. Mississippi ia rhe tr.lH T
II Barreutiue and Wallace nOwrl D..
murder Of Ann Thomas, AN ufphIH. .
certified 10 and properly signed
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NIGHT SESSION.

Mr.. Speaker Street in the chair.
By agreement. the cotton weighers' bill
was taken up, and after being considered at
great length, was passed. The motion tn
table the motion To reconsider was carried
yeas, 81; nays. 80.
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The Report was received aud agreed to by
the House of Representatives, and the Articles
of Impea chment adopted.
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ARTICLE Y.

That the said Alexander X Davis. Lieutep
ant-Governor Of the State of Mississipp:. acting
Governor of said State, while Adelbert Ames
the Governor thereof, was absent from the
State unmindful of the high duties Of h;s
Office and of his oath of office, and of the re-
quirements of the Constitution of said State.
that 1t shall be his duty, while so acting as
executed, did, in the county of Lowndesa in
said State, on the 14th day of June A. u. ISIS
corruptly grant pardon to one Thomas IT.
BarrentIne, charged with the murder of Ann
State. on the 18th day of August, A. d. 1874
he, the said Alexander K. Davis, Lieutenant.
Governor, acting Governor, as aforesaid. being
corruptly influenced and induced to grant said
pardon, in consideration that one Henri Rar-
rentine should then and there paw. as a re-
ward, to one A. G. Packer, the sum of six
hundred dollars and that the said -Aiexander
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The Weekly Clarion.

Official Journal of the State of Mississippi.
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T~rRoDucTIoN OF BILLS.

| Mr.. Graham moved TO refer the claim OF
Nessrs. Barley & Jsnner, Attorneys at
| " ashinOtou, D. c.; carried
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UENnY b. Murnnl

lylsiIltI "At'.'
Upon which were endorsed m Won'
figures as follows, to-witg 4 true DID .
Hardy, foreman of Tbs Grand Jury. N
thlrty-lirst day o4October, A. b, I'f
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HoUsE-FIFTIETH DAY.
MONDAY, March 6, 1916.

Mr.. Speaker Street In the chair. Prayer
by Rev Dr. Zealey. Present 90, absent
&c. Leaves OF absence were granted 70
Mess-s. Nelson, Shattuck and Bean.
The following committee were appointed
under Mr.. GibsOn's resolution TO lnyestl-
gate AlcOrn University: Messrs. Gibson,
Drake, Jayne, Johns and jenkins.
By Mr.. Percy That the evidence in the
Ames' case shall be filed as part of the re-
cords of the House, and may be examined
and copied at his own cost BY any person
desiring ii. but hall not pass out OF the Gus
tody OF the clerk adopted.
By Mr.. benson: For the appointment oil
a special committee of three tn investigate
the insurance laws, and report By Dill OF
otherwise; adopted. Commitsee-Aessrs
benson, Drake and Chiles.
by Mr.. Sykes: A concurrent resolution
ssin relation to the Indebtedness OF thu
State;' adopted. House COmmittee-Messrs
Sykes, Blount and Jones, of Issaquena.
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OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF Sr.rp
JACKSON, MIsaTssrDn,
dAMFs HILL,
Secretary Of State

Cent earksdale next submitted to ,ho
psrdo;n As evidence the following exceut ive
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