Senate
Abram M. Scott, as Lieutenant Governor, served ex officio as President of the Senate.[2] David Gordon was elected Secretary and Joseph Pearce was elected Door-Keeper.[2]
| County District |
Senator Name |
|---|
| Adams |
Fountain Winston |
| Wilkinson |
Cotesworth P. Smith |
| Pike, Marion |
William C. Cage |
| Jackson, Hancock, Green, Perry |
John McLeod |
| Amite, Franklin |
Willie Jackson |
| Claiborne |
Parmenas Briscoe |
| Copiah, Jefferson |
Benjamin Kennedy |
| Wayne, Covington, Jones |
Thomas Sterling |
| Lawrence, Simpson |
Charles Lynch |
| Hinds, Rankin, Madison, Yazoo, Washington, Warren |
Isaac Caldwell |
| Monroe, Lowndes |
James F. Trotter |
House
M. F. DeGraffenreid was elected Speaker of the House, defeating A. M. Keegan and Richard Hurst 21-10-1 respectively.[1] John H. Mallory was elected Clerk, and Lewis Whitesides was elected Doorkeeper.[1]
| County |
Representative Name |
|---|
| Adams |
John F. H. Claiborne |
| Robert T. Dunbar |
| Amite |
Benjamin Huff |
| Richard Hurst |
| Claiborne |
Adam Gordon |
| Thomas Gale |
| Copiah |
Buckner Harris |
| William N. Miller |
| Covington |
John Watts |
| Franklin |
John Cameron |
| Ellis P. Passmore |
| Green |
David McRae |
| Hancock |
Elihu Carver |
| Hinds |
Jeremiah Conant |
| Jackson |
John McDonald |
| Jefferson |
William L. Davis |
| James H. Montgomery |
| Jones |
Samuel Ellis |
| Lawrence |
A. M. Keegan |
| J. W. Pendleton |
| Lowndes |
Charles H. Abert |
| Marion |
William M. Rankin |
| Madison |
Abraham Penquite |
| Monroe |
John Bell |
| George Higgason |
| Perry |
Absalom Carter |
| Pike |
Vincent Garner |
| James Harper |
| Rankin |
Nehemiah McGee |
| Simpson |
Frederick Carr |
| Warren |
Samuel D. McCray |
| Washington |
Frederick G. Trumbull |
| Wayne |
John A. Edwards |
| Wilkinson |
M. F. DeGraffenreid |
| George H. Gordon |
| Yazoo |
Joel A. George |
| Joseph W. Pendleton |
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