Letter from James A. Burch in Brooksville, Mississippi to Mississippi Governor Adelbert Ames; January 27, 1875

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Letter from James A. Burch in Brooksville, Mississippi to Mississippi Governor Adelbert Ames; January 27, 1875

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Ames, Adelbert, 1835-1933 Burch, James A.Doss, C. M.Mississippi--Police Districts Osborn, I. N.Stewart, Unknown

Employment--Resignation Political Office--Appointment to office

Mississippi--Executive Department

Judges Judges. Justices of the Peace Law Enforcement Law Enforcement--Constables Legislators Secretaries

Mississippi--Noxubee County. Brooksville

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[note] Jan. 27, 1875 [/note]

To His Excellency: Adelbert Ames;
Gov. of the State of Miss:

Since I desire to resign my office of Constable of Beat No. 5 of Noxubee County, State of Mississippi, I hereby respectfully tender you my resignation of that office, asking you, in my own name, as well as those of the two Justices of my Beat, that you appoint to fill the vacancy, C. M. Doss of Brooksville Noxubee County, Miss.

Respectfully

James A Burch
Brooksville
Noxubee County
Miss.

1/27/75.

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A. A.

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EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Noxubee County.

From James A Burch
Address Brooksville.
Dated [gap]
Received [gap]
~~Answered~~ Jan 27, 1875

SUBJECT:

Resigns place of Constable: Dist No. 5 Noxubee Co.

ADELBERT AMES,
Governor.