SENATE.

1Js

 Nopember 21, 1881.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
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NOCcHOeT ElSt, lCOl' The Hon: JAmEs PENN, of Madison, was re-elec- ted Speaker without opposition. THOMAS B. TuN. STALL, reelected Principal Clerk, T. NIXON VAN DYKE, Assistant Clerk, Wm. B. MCCLELLAN, En- crossing Clerk, and JOHN TAToM, Doorkeeper. On motion of Mir MuSgrooe, the usual standing committees were ordered to be appointed~ On motion of Mir Lane the rules of the House of the last session, were adopted for the government ofthe House until otherwise ordered.

 On motion of Mir Rather, message was directed to be carried to the Senate, informing that body of the organization of the House.

 On motion, Mr. Speaker appointed committee, to act jointly with such committee might be ap- pointed by the Senate. to wait on the Governor and inform him of their organization, and readiness to receive any communication which he might be "'S9n" fntuUn 'oI NIT rOntdaae, the Editors oi the several papers in Tuscaloosa were admitted to seats within the bar of the House, to take notes ofits pro- ceedngs.

 And then inc House adiourned