$90S REWARD.
PROCLAMATION,
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By ALBERT G. BROWN, Gorernor


Of the State Of Mississippi
XN7 HEREAS it has Eeen made known to
wv me, that one LEIGH TEMPLETON
did, on the 27th of November, in the year SAG,
in the town of Pamela, in this State, kill John p
Woodruff, and that the said -Templeton immsdi-
ately theIeafterfel from justice.
Now, therefore, /, Albert @ Brown, Governor
of the State of Mississippi, do by this Proclama-
ton, offer reward of two hundred dollars to any
person who will arrest the said Leigh Templeton
and deliver+im TO the sheriff of Panola county,
or conhne him in any Jail in this state.
Given under my hand and the great seal of the
state of Mississippi, at the city of Jackson
January -, 1916.


a. G. BROWN.
BY the Governor:


WV. HEMINGWAY, Secretary OF State.


DESCRIPTION.


Templeton is six feet high, toerabv heavy.
complexion ratherfair, dark hair % years of age.
weighs 40 or $50 pO1nds, inclined TO be round
shouldeted, is an Indifferent scholar, ard lisps a
little in speaking. lie was raised in Lincoln
county Tennessee. His name was probably Jor-
ry or leonard, tho he went by the name ofLegh.
The Pamela Lynx aAd Nashville Union, will


4. G..'B.
Feb. n. lSAG-v2-tyy