Senate
As the lieutenant governor of Mississippi, David Dickson held the office of President of the Senate.[1]
| County District |
Senator Name |
|---|
| Adams |
Joseph Sessions |
| Charles M. Norton |
| Wilkinson |
Abram M. Scott |
| Warren, Claiborne |
Ralph Regan |
| Pike, Marion |
William Spencer |
| Jackson, Hancock, Green, Perry |
Laughlin McKay |
| Lawrence |
Thomas Anderson |
| Jefferson, Hinds |
Mr. Calvit |
| Wayne, Covington, Monroe |
Bartlett C. Barry |
| Amite, Franklin |
John R. Brown |
House
Gerard C. Brandon was elected Speaker of the House.[2] Non-representatives Peter A. Vandorn and Dillard Collins were elected to the offices of Clerk and Door-Keeper respectively.[2]
| County |
Representative Name |
|---|
| Adams |
John Snodgrass |
| George Dougherty |
| Adams (Natchez) |
Bela Metcalfe |
| Amite |
Francis Graves |
| Richard Hurst |
| James Jones |
| Claiborne |
Daniel Burnet |
| Adam Gordon |
| Covington |
William Reed |
| Franklin |
Joseph Robertson |
| Jesse Guice |
| Green |
John McLeod |
| Hinds |
Benjamin F. Smith |
| Jackson |
Walter Davis |
| Jefferson |
Isaac N. Selser |
| Lawrence |
Harmon Runnels |
| Arthur Fox |
| Joseph Cooper |
| Marion |
Abram Ard |
| Monroe |
Christopher H. Williams |
| Perry |
David Reese |
| Pike |
Richard Davison |
| David Cleveland |
| John Burton |
| Warren |
James Gibson |
| Wayne |
Samuel W. Dickson |
| Mr. Lang |
| Wilkinson |
Henry Cage |
| Gerard C. Brandon |
| Moses Liddell |
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