Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-01-19

M. Potsct. Of Baltimore county, offered
the following: : - - =
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We hereby respectfully inform youah~. t',t
Hon Thm6as Sswapn l,.s been daiy eesssd
Governor Of the State Of Maryland. apa the
Hon. c. g. Cox Lieutcpans Governor, and
we propose. With the cppcErcnce Of your hon
orable body. the app 'iutment of committee.
consisting Of two OH the part Of the Seuute
and three ON the part Of ths House. to wait on
the Governor aud Lieutenant Governor. 80
request their attendance in tlse Senate cham
Der to. day for the purpose Of tskns the oath
Of Office. in accordance with the requiem entE
Of tho Co-stitusion-thc Lieutenant Governor
at half past eleven O'clock, and h,e Governor
I ut II o'clock NJ.
The message was unanimously s.ioptei, and
the Speaker appointed Messrs. Potee, Of Bal
| tin,ore county. Rider, Of Somerset, and Smith
Of Allegany, a. tie Eommittce ON tire part Of
the House. t...
On motion ofaJr Harris. OF Baltimore city.
| il was ordered that United States Gag BE-
placed in the chamber Of the House, over the
Speakers chair.
Lave was granted 10 report bills on VA
subjects named:
To Mr.. Sherry. Of Allegany TO compen-
safe the committee who perfected the State
militia law -" 'I
To Mr. King, Of Baltimore county-Thnt
the Committee on Education be instructed to
inquire into the expediency of Withdrawing
the State appropriation to the Agricultural
College. aud that the same be applied to- the
Public School fund.
| Tr Mr.. Brown. Of Allegany-To report a
bill adopting the rules aud orders known us
the militia law Of thu State. prepared in pur-
suance Of the act of last session.
THURSDAY, JAxuAar IL, 1862.
Senate. The President, 1t Gov. Cox, pre-
sentcd communication from Hart b. IIoiten
Esq. contrasting the seat of Littleson Is. Mac
lin. Esq, Senator from Howard county, which
was referred to the committee OH Elections.
Leave was granted to DR.. Ohr. to report Il
bill to to make valid ccr:aiu requests in the
will Of Johu Sinenner, Of Allcgany county.
Adjourned. -'
Home Of Delegafrs Mr.. Smith. Of Ale
gany. offered the following: ..,5 4-'.s
Ordered, That the Annapolis and Eli
Ridge Railroad Company furnish to this House
full statement Of til. ir receipts and cxpcndi-
lures, on the oath Of its President, as per the
terms Of its charter. -,
| After souc discussion the order was a.
dopted 81: e.t.. -.
On motion of Mr. Wooden. of Carroll. ali
order was adopted authorizing the Commitc.
On Ways and Means to report bill incrca.in,
the compensation Of Jurors throughout til,
State.
On motion Of Mr. Bartel. of Baltimore city
port bill encouraging emigration fro,a Eurol"
to Maryland.
The Chair appointed Mr.. Bartvl and Tar
Of Ba!s;more. Willis of Caroline, Handy o:
Somerset, and King Of Baltimore county a,
the committee.
Leave was granted to Mr. Smith. of ALE.
gany. to report bill for uniform system
charges in the Offices Of the Register of Willr
in the counties of this State and t = city o.:
Baltimore, aud for the collection thereof
Also For the appointment Of Road Super
visors in each county by the County Comn's
.ioners. as required by the Constitution.
The bill authorizing the hayor and Counci
Of llagerstown to levy by taxation the sum o.
$50 900 as indemnity fer losses ty the rai,,
"f the Rebel General McCausland was passed
The act is as follows
Section !. Be ii ennt-dby the G,n-ral A.
sembly Of Maryland. That the Mayor anc
Council of lIagersown be and they are hereby
authorized and empowered to borrow sum Vi
money, not exceeding thirty FIVE thousand dol
lars. or TO issue bonds in the name of the sale
Mayor and Council Of IIager,town. not cx.
,eeding. in amount tho SUN of thirty. fiv,
thousand dollars or to borrow and to issue
bonds ms aforesaid. not exceeding in the whole
amount the said sum Of thirty five thousal q
loliars. to be appropriated to indcmhifyinr
paying. and saving harmless. all sach person
'r persons who may have incurred liability o,
assumed responsibility in ranxomins the sal.
town from the acquisitions and demands imi:
posed upon the inhabitants and property Of tn
said town Of llagcrstown and its additions b,
the Rebels in the summer Of 1854.