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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-09
8eerAtattfster In GtansSrlanb.
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1uf stutefM dlsn Gntfsrnun8 ssrnfum
mon Elm tunpfss. Id mS&tt fossu &ao't
i&ss 9u6(e. Der Gtsmps btfnret a& Il
abfoIutsr nnssptebeit. noe - bspsuts
moee unp flbIt f& sstrteben. eniuspn IL
ben iu blsibsn opsr auf pae %undfbsiil6
@erduld I%oaAu9,bsu. Na& |onA'm War
ten utomm! Cana pu 3ua. ptr!fs9 unlsr
brutsn. ntrRsnts aeorcnu. D. N'b' ma
psnn buupern Al Gus. ~ pft1re. ~ Na
asn. Wan Gsbt ale 6arbsn unr lrah
ten. G&mubia. unr sewal&sne. bal
epsv aunl b,s!stpss 6tauysn, bsl@ubt
bios btNs0mpf. ocu ta,flsfa. 6uit'
5&nappeeeG6teL unp a%taebdrmts. per
fdusus 3dat; Sung n N!t. @'oe uni
3Istn.. Nues if AuI bano. Wunn In
3uae :ommt auf sinsm Bauunpaasn &,
5ora. Elm araoIintarr. utsudtan Raftr
DON u%nsebobeltsm Buutun, suf pem rtl
edcnoesn,n 6ssu Dtsis wsiuen. mdb
uns tses anpsre @rurps ibrs bsionru,
untubaItuna fdbrt. BuIo asbt roe Sc.
ioIes fra6tnbrstt, balo ia mtli,nm.t(s. bali
,ust opsr rrst pufonsn bob. mir 20 auap,
tiff, -netamirenp- atfifulfrtnp. la4fLn.
ldsnsne. tsu6enp u {. ~. d fam ,iu
Bubr ifin Yonp nt&t bsmstfsru, corl Rl,i;
&iner, p.il r. uor laulu DurR 0b,r Elm
S@pttn asrtnrn II. - Gin lol6sr 3ua
ot0en Dirrpar NOR dd nidt tunt 9snuR
luemotsn fuun. III esw6bnItd zine bio an
ps1tbaIb WstIsn lang. 81 b~saIsitsI Der
9ei&nom our Rap.Qs. Na&rsm eort rt'
rsl'otois Bsinltttit abaetbon. isBl 6t
cos Msn(dsrfndusl wtepsr in Bspeeunq
gum 8u&bof. Dtr(sIbe Ii'st oem0b"|id
an l.br nnlamn Stdns uns mobI unta'
Msilen BON Der &opeue m'f'rnt; &>n (cI:
der. rem id b.iu&te. mar elmo 80 Gub I'm
Quaorat. Den 9an3su m,t,Ium 8auu
tlult Elm @sbduoe. 2er lrsts plas rings
uni mar NIT elmer boben Stetnmauu m
ssben. xdnes psrlsIbsn waren ou1assr.,
bene Rnoden (pmnsnii& une mann6bod
aufaubGrmt, bier Ntme, ro1t 8stns. ia
R6pfs u. (. %. auf ten frs'ea @inon
crdra, l~t beim Beardbn'b es, buntN6tdIat
9raule Wenidtnflumpen. Die 9eide wirt
sina,isntt uno un9rabeu. SobaIo Dice
ae(deben. bsatebl fd lersr Der lbstIbabu
an stasn YIae, no Glnsr Der Ssinteu
stnn bsarobsn morrsn unp nun bsotnn1
"1rish Cry, Gao fur&tburr @,bsul
uber cen lorttn. ooe of 5 Wsilsn meil in
eanrs berum 8tt6u nitro. Go III etr1
Bolfsafbsul. "rae Stetus urst'
tsn, Wtni&en raisnp MAIDEN fann."-
50 rit rsr Atenp bnetnbrt6t. pnfummi
Ger Earn. Dc WaHs udllt f& nod
ouul'. lssrt unterp'ae QUE @btstpb6bIu
uno &stnu asbt nddtern. Reiner obns
praa.l unp Beulen gu Bette, mttun.sr abs,
n etne neue Q,t&e in BoIae pss Bsordb
ni0ts Ger srftnn ~ btfattsu no,bnenpte.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-09
@eH. Terrb. Der. u,ue omutfontld

@eH. Eerrp, ptr~ usus amnilant(as
~9rbeie Gslrbsrr esa Slbrbunpsr's". tom
cur& stnen retnen 3ufou ju Ger @ele9en'
bstt, Iou Gt(bu ~ nebmen. Sn stnem
@s(p1d&e In Gen. @ran,'s Belt du6e,ts
u: so CLAUDE. Butler tdlts DE Ge1una
nsbmen f6nnen." - vMeinen Sts2" II,
uiepute Grant dfrte. ..bann peben Sn
bin uno erobern 9ie rttf.Ibe." Daa Gnet
mar. pab Eer'Y gum Bsfsblebabn pn Qr,
p~eritiou 9en1a9t purbe.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-09

tetntola unb sswatb nrm III pxtwprtppu
NtGmonp auf bte Ntttbstlu n8eu
btJStepttns aunb fttu ~ DegIets
ter abluwa rte n babeu..
BaS ulttmatum ptS pr6Rbeuitn fpQ aewefno
fetn ..@eforattpu er linton IN
4 ueileRuung ate, Gouoreo.
&tfsbe
Dafbtnatou, 6. Gsbr.
6s!rstdr Gsdtnbsn utrr In rsr'ssn aaasn A.
rldtrnen.. DIR nsus 8'ral sm'nlf1 (ca Tin
N,w yp'fr fstn.
IS betet eas- hnt alIatmtlns W.
70 .0sluus pst { Rat'-
hnrsn ptIS.
Wtw.yori, Gstr.
DIR Dampfu .gso. e.arp" Fam .btui., u9n
Ptltoh 1sab NIT Raior Nnbtr(on an, melhtr
p,htt9s Hadrl&isn Don Gbsrmar blln9i. Sbs,.
mans &1mss ma1f&trt fltts 0ssrti3 ro.udris
tins psN ocn Iub.Guroltna btn.tn, NIT BET
bta,u xusR6t, bra btl qbarl,aon tonetntitrita
1ruppsn bs1 Eebeasn stnen psrnt4i.nbsa S&laa
b.tiubEtr8'n.
u afbtn1ion, Btbr.
@atlt&s Hldttsr bssthten atsr BE 1.mssun.
gen Stsrman's,
Ha6 But6i.u uon Qtsritfcn pom 81. San.
iinb floor Nueuaa une Brarnu,1s re 3irlrurt-
's oss Getness. Tas 20. Gorps oat Rc'uteptn,
'ipd 50 Nstttn oterbdlbe arannab btl 81. qtn.
farfe Na&t aasr 1tupptns ga Iiunasn ,cu t.,
Veretnteuna br g 'Ifebabr unb Der altn
-atntrns+asr ttttst eabtn TIM fea ans tim Is.
unb lG. Qorrs b,fttfn.
@sfsrn trtsb Der Bttnb unft1t 8crpca tn Don
Nbttss potut ; Nstisn ws,t be Xtnps 0rssi .u.
,ld, pu'be abtr ,cdter pom unirrr Snfonlu,e
ptsesr bts Dbt,tt rptut iu!lJssrt,b.a. ss,t-
Gem II bort an QoMtubst guts rptta asp,(,a
TH bstnb srf vnfstt Yen.rnb,ads .ltu Ten
5altspat&se ~srfolslcs an.
Ttr Sort. I. 8tbr.
9trall unb Srtbunt arb.n a.noue Crotls
ubfr bic Observation-Disclosures. ST Taots
babe 0%saloubt, hur6 9hlfe 10 f6lausn Sn.
pbtns, t!necin lbtrrsefn " t1onen. stnen Naf.
~ ftltsetn. DIR .8ufut ftt vbu
es'dsini une babe Qtreoln (ttn, aunlos utb.r
ltsr 1t. Rsbeneno atnteu asrtat.
DIE No1lb eaa.asn bsbaupkt, 80 man ned
A"'ucrt Don Rttmcnb s,rcult..
E's RthtatnbId:tr hnb pttesr for lrttaerifh,
plane 'pHmsr ~ Iaaf, nod bsnsu liz Nt6mcue
l%u'etbtn. etc OaiuRr raumtn unt Rb tus Sr.
we're pt sdnt,s Au'udj, ben po1sn. 100 .OUv
SNaon icutH ptmaHut nnb tster tsmaHass
Sf'o' ttntm !urbsn Wann an be 9 IL gtf.Gl
prbeu.
Nafttnstsu. 7. Bsk.
Tr prdRes"t fan bsatN&hesn. tas Rtfultat
'r Observation-Disclosures ~ s.rSasnht6tn
nc bAnn BE Ration oufluferssrn, ets @sibsn
:u Mrmts ~ s,@tm l'stsa 54lass f4utQ ju
|lQsn.
Rontlfal, Btbr.
DE Snusataatton asasn Rittu 9purfal me-,
zen Der &n'lA0u Der 81. Mlbans Ratbn but
.e'sn Nn'dns 8snomrtu. Ite 9srtanblunetu .
!nb Sebstm. .
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-09
Reuercs aus Mtxite.

eanG1anetseo 81. San.
Na6 Butdttr CON N,apu!eo bar. Nlsurt,
$4,000 fur 6l.u,rn stn9tsogtn unb l.e.e psn
oatsn tn U'''h.tetsxussluauue. Sn 3ollmo
mat A0ts rubte.
. Nr9ors lre Sarstot &rmt.n pa.sn felt tb,s.
Mebetios' os1f6u unben.
8sn. Mearo NOR bur6 800 Gran,ofn VI.
0att' porotn unb r6aen R& III ttntm n.utu
&nartf auf Neopulto.
It etberalen ma&hn In Carcea envat(d.
Anarsneuna'n.
puftlo eta, bat 5000 potltepafnnn qtuts
n Der 41up!0ab,.
Rev ysrf, 4. Gsbr.
Nl@ br',pcA" ssbt bos @rra&t BAT 81,
Juortilsn i'm fuplt4tn Msrttp btn SmpntarR,n
tlns Sflappt bet9tbra&. upb tin, pi6'tae Eiae,
9sno baten. GtnAslntst1 en tarub.r flnb
nch nt&' bslannt.: Tt.'.:.pra' flbu e,ti. ss.
ru6ts auf ben mt1!'antlatn gsfanrlrn IN Walb'
tnaion tu.dA.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-09
Gurovdffhfe.

Das greee Fobel bes otIannfGsp 9slf0repbtn
utre aus ger Gabrtf bon 0Io6, Gdtcn u. 50.
lstt Fem ~. San. ouf ben ..G,eat 4a0ern" az.
i6aft une wtre Gnee Wat an Bore bsfetaaut
(etn.
Ek ,,eo:ton Dotlp Rene" brtn9l bt. .pi6ttas
3a6rtnt. oob Der Fatfv Ropol,on. a(s {. BIN
prtnlsn Rapolson Jun Dw praNp.u.sn t.s
staatsratbss matn, b.(d,ot, bag r.,(,,b. i'm
safe fstnss Nblstsns bte Res.r,fnoft ndtrsnt
Der Wtnbsrtdbrtestti bts xronp,tn1,n lb.rnet.
men fon', uomtt BE 8atf.ltn stnp1Roup,n (,t.
Cts OppcRftcnsparttt In Epsnitn p%erlaret,
eab San Domingo nt6t aufataebsn mube.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-09
Mufttp

Pr u7'stdsle t NTH azf Ftttr gAsn. 4 gReII,s ssa "a
ON Ncntos. Den ~. 8ebr. 1866,
. ts't..es 20 ust ~fs!asuses ~ttssustas a. sta sRetts,s.sses
a'ents. tftrSe 2 astI.n 2 f.if6melleube &abs, l ~.
iae yer ouo mt n'erere Gid Sxae,tes. 3 Dasen, 2 e-,je
strsn usnen Wsspr III lIet ptsrte: Ia. DNu, nj sassseo
bs1se'rdtb. l Set pfrbssedtr. easftaew ",
Bebtn8unesn 8aar.
9f3mu sobaun s,ambtd
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-09
II uftion.

au Wontog. ben 20. Gets. 1865.
strt sr uHsnst4see ssf ktser Bas.. IN Ukvsnt ST.. ~.
~ Dahssus Hsss. 10 NetIss sss Dasssysu felsssles II.
eentesn stredasrl Iafea: 7," 3|ST
.-6. a1ftree;' 3 a&ate. 8aaatns Mtn Nasss.
@6ltnen.> 9sseu,s paaess @aus. uub ,4h6tn.
@sTd.e 's., (sSte3 Stad eeus H. V 80
Satnsa'sa: osss., sstaas: 10 N.Y. ppseseas,
2mw Dou1 Ha,,nfaas
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-09
Sic Nt@tbhrser ia Ntfouri. Su
6aufe psr y. tGourt, eeatsIo,ur pafttte an

/. Gsbruor folesnbe H%efolutton:
,Ssprr freupe Gtnpobnsr otefss Staa'
tss. psr 3pst Sabre orsr ldn9n In cen
Scr. @taaten sswobnt bat unp stnuup'
.ipau,ta Sabre alt IA. foQ cine &opfasusr
Don $500 idbrlt& ~bsiableu, Gbeuio
bat feber Grenpe bon .fetusm .Gtulemueu
der Dte eumme BON srstbuupert DelarS
stae e,sssr sou faaf p.eieut IN eutrt&'
tea - T. > y rAft fa.M@,,n4 ~ ~
So gsi6surt fdnSt = %, f@bn u
$1,000 49,. '@...&:EgsEzaI
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-09

9tbltebsn Nne:
Hrp Scbn
Abt AnbreoS
Bobn(at 1otifrteb
Btanbt Ssssrt
Bsper Wm'
Buuatan D
B0dwolt Yster R
Bargmann Deter
0arfsns Bm
Dlntg 0brtftan
D,ster Qbrtftan
GAens 9obn
&wolpt 6tnrt&
Glbolm 9obn
lEng'aub Sotn
Trosm 9obn
Gubfer Anbreah
'Srews Sctann 6tnr
@ottf& Sohtm
8ars Claus
beni6el ausu9s
ptnrtGs. 6ebanmt {:
8 = 3tnr
6sutmauu Sleot
psnf6sn Wm l2)
3lb y 3 3
6ob Sob
6inrthe WHbhm
3app QbI,Rsan
len(sn Otto
jnausr(en 9usues q
| 1ee(sn 9bomae
! 4iRenma6sr Wtlkhn
&rufs Gr'eert&
| trute Scbn
| Rod 9, pbte
8urps 6rtt
&,oser 3arle
3rrtbs 6e,n t&
| camp 6 p
| eanepaup 8ss. 8
| 9ubwta 6tnr
edbn 6anS (2)
" ,ttteS George
Wubs 6ans 8
N61sr 6ans
Msnbt Qiaue4
| Wartenfea 8
N,umstftr eoutfe
| S!bsnburs +
prt,Rer Brtt
ptdd Braut
ptaubar Grau)
DcliS Rr.
Nuas 3anS
Rxss Vecrat
Retmsrs Claus Cietr
Robwsber SoSR
Rsbner s
|. &tutD .
s6tutne Rate
@baba s
Stolitne Qthftau
Shult petsE
@tetr @m
@tenbsr SultuS
6mmtbt Ausna
e&rbber 6yisb't&
|. Strud Brtt
S&r6ber 3anS .
Etumesmann estnttl
3tteS 3tnrt& -.
0ovbubuSt1 Peter ,
8uN 9tnh
l@ttstnsss -
t8ff &blM
l8hsa SNID
~ @Axi
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-09

Mp Glaus 8tnr
Babl Brant
BID anton
BOD 3,inrt&
BUD Sobn 8
Bolpt s 8
Qarfens 9oa6fm Grts
Dortn9 Gertrude
Gdermann Cite
Gdmarn Claus
Gblers Sobn Grtsbr
4berle Tlrl
Suit s s
@anfer Gbrlncpt
@:ube SsbaRn Gbrifta'
9tnrtdS @eora Rtnr
6aufdtlp Galb1rtna
} 6l9ee 6int
6inrttNn tWtttue)
Dagger 0torg
9lrtmann 6rtsbr
9ontns Claus 30, ann
3a,te Rtinbars
Sdser Surasn 8
Saon Vitldoeo ~
Senf:n 9bomas
ROD escrsarb
R6ntB Cart (2)
R!fsnma&e, Rtra e
Ratl Detlsp
Rrumlenpe 6tnrt&
& sisr Dster
8ap &laus 9tnr
Camp Deter
Getting 9otn
cage 6ans Menus
eoi& eupnts
RoQsr Ga1l
Rusfelri bauS
Raritenfsn 9tnrt4
Retsr Qbrifopt
N61.v Dttlsv
Rsf '8onfstsl
O!bsnbura Dorattt
psterfen paul
pedenf4netbsr Dttleu
plasmann 6etns
Datl Dubslm
&etiine elite
Hoos Nt&oel
Rtiter Bntelm
Rtefsn PAUL
e@e6er Dante.
6&eel Tuer
Coulter Setn 8esut
S&ntbt Sofspt
S6nedlott Sottn
6iraLb, Carolina
Sptbnas frau
@seltenbers 8tnrt&.
@trud Gtrtetan
etebel5 &etule Saeob
1sbsNeta4 ssxz
I r =. ~
Bind
Dstebt Gloss
7@stte G1sthGn,
@tntet gtn
= fan
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-09
Deuifebe Brieftffe 30. s.

8rtsfe. uel&t unabeeforbsrt in Der poaoffu
~ Davenport. Soma. an 3. Gebr. 1865 ltsesn
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-09

Nv" ~ AVoh""o OS VtutW NuW llklISts
Defsrteurt tommsn tn Nenss. DIT Burlrau.n
wet6t In d, NebtQenurmu.
Csfsrtsure aus-.Blobt bsrt6ten, bae BE Stabt
nod Dor Nnfurft Don BunpsslTupptn wtvee AZ.
rdumt pe,b'n .
Der pi6l INT unS eeuarb werb.u uab,.
f&tn!t& .'t SonntaS bon Gur, Ron1oe ,urld
lommen.
2pnartblsutt, wsl&e btsb,r atfolut Don Grt,-
ben nt6ts loren po1t'n. dubsrn tsst oonss Der.
trausn tn nab. bspc,asbsHhen 8rtebsu.
NuS annapolis nib uber Baltimore 9srnsl.
BET, BAT mon In Sort Roarss ,lbsr ttnsn 80.
Dafitnftlifaut etuto g..
pprben.
Raa etn,ua anberm gert&t- bostssu 10 ets
sanls aonftrsn' otrssbit6 sewefen unb IL Elm.
tolu an0srrt&'nn sa&s %tstmststrL
Rtw.se,i.6 6. 8st,.
De "9tmss" bytnet Ndbe1ts lbsr bic Grts
Observation-Disclosures unb faet. ba6 etneoln ne
ouf stne DepsfQe @ewarb'S, BAT bts Rtbedsn.
asenieu NIT tim felbR reben uclisn unb bae
btefes ttnen Son Blair Sevfpro6sn fh, nod Sort
Ronsoe atsegansen. 2tneoln bate I'D 4 Stun'
ben lang NIT ttnen unterrsbet. DE Aeenitu etS
9lbens tditen nit tt'en stssnen anf6tn bin
ter Sen' BeEGe 9eoatten unb nu1 bic anf&hn
bns SIT. DaStS Sntreteu. etntcln's ulnmaium
lt ssvsfen: .sttsauDt nnten:. bas eu
2ebtaeaapenten . e .ennuns.'
9tne &attnttSfSuna foub. n Dafbtnsten
fott, In eer maa bef6lot, ben &rtss NIT oder
Radt uns enesDte - bstretbsn. ss
Su &tteoens6 saAsse srildrte Dlsfa1 .bsi
DteeafRsn VI aUtase- vsss1 0euafnune tss
e1attn. tabt1 gilsa xur fds, bs ,6ttaSeset.
snb fig fsse It0tS, ldntfe. : n It'd
Rad IN &s4nsst sDtis" fab 8este mt
4tHtnan 6nf bea Dssl 40 Snnofas
: DIN 4ssalb@ rim anS 4Bafsigstsn sbertns
w.. Mas :kaS 1sfuliat .etr Brte>tnseonfsssh
sSaA 4ssis
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-09

6f7Dtuu
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-06-10
CHI A PIER. 1877.

entv.two. seyenty.tbree. seyenty. four. SOY.
enty Ave seyenty-s ;x,I saventv.scven and
eeventy,eigbt of Art;cIe serentv.fvo or
The Coae Of pnhl;c General laws and n
enact snbsr;trres tharefor so as n carry
ont The nrov;s;ons If the ninth section Of
Art;cla fonr If Tho Constitution relat;n q
~ tho remnval of ooneoo
Soo,;ar, pa - oma"5eJ h., ,la cono,ol
dsscu,bi, of Va,,7onG Tbo+ 9Soct;cos eaynn.
Og ~ -nN &C.,"
an
~ ivy IN nf o,ontE Eve nf
,ho CA of pnhlo conaroI owe rniat;ro 70
Inc uoae vi e epu oo" hnd tha ,s
lne lenhosa' o. ca,sSs H. ne amo uu s"nv "a
neae"y rsPGialeai anu e,'e 'oi'o"''s 'eo''oi'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-06-10

oil by boring or otherwise in and upon any
lands, whether lying within this State,
or beyond the limits of this State, or
partly within and partly beyond the limits of
this State proridea, that no company in
corporated under this additional section
shall hold more tnan three thousand acres
of land at any one time, and that the capital
stock of such company shall not exceed the
sum limited by section sixty eight Of Article
twenty-s aforesaid as the amount of capt.
al stock therein permitted to be held by
corporations formed under the provisions of
said Article twenty-Six for mining purposes;
and prOrided alSO that the number of Trus-
tees, Directors or Managers of such com
pany shall not be less than four nor more
than sixteen, and that lands as well as
money may be considered as payment of any
part Of the capital stock of said company,
and the presence in person or by proxy of
the majority in interest Of the stockholders
shall be necessary to form a quorum for
business at any meeting of stockholders
and procided also, that the principal office
of any company or corporation, formed un-
der and by virtue of the provisions Of this
act, shall be located within the limits Of this
State, and all meetings of the Directors and
stockholders of such corporation shall be
held within the limits OF this State.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That this
act shall take effect from its passage.
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may DC JolHea IN sa'u suit or acton, issues,
Lcliuoh, prescn'hehc or indictment unless
!he Parties applying lHr such removal s9all
III aoultloh 70 suGh aihoaVits' i4rther state
unI t oI!n: 'rai me- s'le or they haa come 70
e"In ooiie', w nau oecii coiE'lcei Vi 'h-t
i'cS slllee ne issue OF ISSUES IN sa'u cause
h"u oeei naoe, upon "nlcn aa4luohat state
lnents pelhS made ana MED the cause snail
nc re'hoEeo' notwithstanding 'he issues hau
oeen maui ma up
80: lHaV "he' any sun OF uctloh, issue
Pet'tiolS, PresehtIhehts or ihuictments, shaii
pe remover according 70 Lhe provisions OF
S"o ~ '1~'.o"' IL nh1l' an" "'"y nc
io"'"l !or Vnc party az ""o'e instance 'he
S"Iu sun Vi hc'lon, ISSUES VI pt'i'ions' Prtl =.
Sentiheh' Or ihuic'ihent was ho' Te!ii"' Gu II
ne, sue VI 'hey Su@I' 1"'lN Vha' J"S'!Ge can,
iiot pe Iohe MN hcr or .hcHi III salu court
-. y! ""'cn s"'u sun Vi "o'tun' ISSUES or Peti'
rion, lrGSeh'neht ar inn!ctneit mas geell
GU " me ", ~ a. p y
'nc ,preceo'ns sec'ioii, ~ salu couII ~ "",'n
oH'" 'c'no'"i 10 otueiou' soESes''ns t''"' ne
SUE Ut 'hey cahno! nave Jus,'cg :, III sucn court
"nGFeupou the sa!u court s""i remove the
saiu cause OF Gc'loh' ISSUES OF peti'ioh' pre-
senImeht or lhulcViheIt 70 Sucn o'nef court
IN me same, OF any auJoi5nln9 circuit ha,'ihS
JoIis1ictIoh' as Vne S"'G court sum thiilh
VIII oeSV teho 10 JuS"ce pe."eeh the larl'eS
10 the salu suit or ac'ioh, issues OF Pet!lloA'
r ~ T. HI u b. =; H. ,,r y a:,o..t;,,
'G' IL snail De IN me power ana discretion
VI vn' 'uuse Snou' 1 le ,i.'H ~ Ptopea, W
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tingent fund for the Adiutant General S
office, one thousand dollars to Edward
| Shrlver, for services as Judge Advocate I'M
der the late enrolment o. militIa by appoint
| ment of the Governor, fifteen hundred and
| fifty four dollars; to G. c. Cox, as Surgeon
General under the appointment Of The Gov
ernor, under the late enrolment of Militia,
! fifteen hundred and tfty-four dollars for
repairs of roof Of Record Office Buildings,
three hundred dol lars to the House Of Re-
fuge. five thousand dollars for the contin.
gent fund of the Land Office, four hundred
dollars for distributing the Journals Of
Debates and Proceedings Of the State Ger
stitutional Convention to the authorized par
ties, one hundred and sixty five dollars to
be paid upon the proper vouchers; for in
deXing the Laws and Journals of the Senate
and House of Delegates for the present SEES
sion, eight hundred dollars; for the ex.
penses of distributing statement i'll reference
TO the Resources Of Maryland, Including the
sum to be paid to Henry StGckbrIdge, for
the preparation Of the statement. fifteen hun
dred dollars, or so much thereof as may be
necessary.
Sec. ,. And be it enacted, That the
Treasurer Of the State, upon the warrant of
the Comptroller of the Treasury Department,
disburse the sad sums of money herein APP
proprated for the objects and purposes spe-
CITED to or upon the order Of the person or
persons, bodies polite or corporate, sever
ally entitled thereto; and that the several
public officers to whom the same or any part
thereof may be paid, shall render quarterly
to the Comptroller accounts of the expendi-
turers thereof, with the proper vouchers
verified 10y affidavit, except such parts there
OF as may be paid for or on account of sala-
rics fixed by the Constitution and laws of
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CHAPTER 1876.
AN ACT to release certain claims of I'll
State against Collectors, Sheritfs and oil

AN ACT To release certain claims of the
State AGAINST Collectors. Sheritfs and 9TH
ers. TO discontinue the suits instituted for
the recovery thereof.
Section /. BE ii enacted by the General
ASSo,sJly Of V7rvlgud. anon lie recoD,oea-
d,,iiop Of lie CGmUtroUer of the TyenyUyu
anil Of the Treasurer, That the following
claims due from Collectors, and SLrriGs,
now standinr ON the books of the Treasurer.
be and the same are hereby released. and ali
suits Instituted for the recovery thereof. be
and the same are hereby directed TO be
discontinued. namely, claims AGAINST
James Twirr, Collector of State taxes
in A]leqany county, for eighteen hun.
seven dollars and cichtv six ccnts. claims
o osi" R"namin re Tndje, CojIGctar Of
State faxes in Anne Arundel comfy, far
eioLtecn hundred and forv-one and e;glteen
ITn5rcl and fortv.two. for two Thousand
rhroa hundred and eiabtncn dollars and nine
ty.Gye cents; claim agpinst BENJAMIN r,
pipdIo SLnr;H of Ammo Arundel countv
,or n;gbtcnr nnndr,l md forfy.rtur, for loiir
hundred and Two dollars and sixty.tLfce
cents claim against John ii. Naff. late
auctioneer in Baltimore city. fort hundred
and FORTY three dollars and sevcnty-six cents ::
cIsim AGAINST John !. (Iross. late auCtionccr
in baltimore CITY. for two hundred and TWEEN
fv.tLrce dollars and sixty.two cents: claim
ncainst Iarr;son Dawes, late auctioncer in
baltimore city. for one hundred dollars and
thirtnon conts claim AGAINST ,Tohn Cnulson.
late our,ioheer in Bn]t;morc civ, for thirteen
JoIlars and siytv.siy cents: claim against
StanI;sh Rarrv Sheriff Of Baltimore county,
in e;@htecn h1ndred and twentv-scyen. for
one thousand nine hundred and nineteen
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CHAPTER 1856.

AN ACT to provide for regulating the rela
ton Of Creditor and Debtor between the
State and the Susquehanna and Tide
Water Canal Companies. .g5
Section /. BE IL enacted by the General
assembly Of Maryland, That upon the pay
ment to the Treasurer of this State, by the
Susquehanna and Tide Water Canal Compa-
MES, on or before the first day of July next,
of all arrearrages of interest, exchange and
expenses, computed to the first day Of Jan
uary last, due to the State from said compa.
MES, the said Treasurer is hereby authorized
to renew the bonds Of the said companies
due to the State for twenty years, from said
first day of January last, bearing interest al
six per cent. per annum, payable semi-an-
nually, and payable as TO principal and inte-
rest in current money of the United States.
Section 2. And be it enacted, That if the
said companies shall fall in arrear in the
payment of the interest to fall due on said
extended bonds for period Of six months,
after the same shall have accrued, then the
Board of Public Works are hereby authorized
to take legal proceedings against said com.
panes for the collection of the same, il
they shall think it for the interest of the
State so to do.
Section 3. And be it enacted, That this
act shall take effect from the date Of its pas
| sage. a.
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GOLDEN
ITCH OINTMENT.

| A SAFE, convenient and eflicacious rem
IN edy for that most disagreeabIe and tor
menting disorder-the ITCH-has been
always greatly needed but no one, it is
presumed, has before been discovered which
will certainly effect @ cure without having
ingredients in it both disagreeable and dan
gerous. Those that have attempted its cure
with birthstone, have generally applied it
with mixture of hogs fat, or lard worn for
several days, OF dried in by the fire, either Of
winch exposes the patient to the most imm-
| nent danger Of taking cold, by opening the
pores Of the body, and at the same time
impregnating the blood with a poisonous
quality, and weakening and debilitatiug the
whole constitution; others have used oin.-
menta which have either proved dangerous
TO health, or insufficient to effect a cure
But this will as certainly cure the ITCH
as it is applied it is easy and safe for ANY
age, habit or constitution, and attended with
no disagrteablc consequences of any kind ,
either at the time Of using it, or at any time
alter, as can be proved by thousands Of peo-
ule OF different ages, constitutions and states
of health, who have used this ointment, and
have been cured by it.
No family ought to be without this valua-
bic medicine for, on the first appearance of
this disorder, on the wrists and between the
fingers. &c, slight application Of this Oint-
ineht VIII cure II, ana prevent It's progress.
and likewise its being taken by others. 1t
may also be used as Il preventive, by touch
ing the hands or the inside Of the gloves once
in while with a little of it, when there is a
suspicion that the disorder is prevalent, and
there is danger of taking it. For which rea-
son no people abroad on business, no student.
traveller, soldier or sailor, should be without
this Ointment which is neatly put up in tin
boxes, convenient to carry, agreeable in its
smell, and will last Suod for long time BY
this prccauti9n, neighborhoods, societies and
schools might be freed from this tormenting
disorder. Should the patient have any
other eruption or breaking out, which he
mistakes for the lrcu an application of this
Ointment will do no harm, but often cures
the common breaking ont, which arises iron
a sharp, hot humor in the blood, and leaves
a smooth polish on the skin.
There have been many Ointments offered
to the public, for the cure Of the IrCu, but
this valuable medicine bears no analogy to
them in its materials, use, or effects they
being generally made up Of grease, brim-
stone, tar, mercury, spirits of turpentine
salt petre, and such like disagrecable mater
ialS, which are loathsome to use, and unsafe
and uncertain in all lhe effects.
Hsig Druggists can be supplied with this
Ointment by the Gross OF Dozen, at reason
able prices.