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THE DAILY ENlPIRE.
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''The Bible IllustI ,ated.'

"Ino BlDte llluSJI cated."
In the Family Reading" Of the Retioiogs
Telescope of this week there lisa funny story
of ian elderly woman, h er priest and a
Bible" The elderly WON an happened to
be a Roman Catholic and ' vas found In DOS.
session of a Bible, whe a visited BY her
priest. The priest, feal ring the use she
would make Of 1t, earn estly, but vainly,
e~ndeavored to get II Il ON her. Then he
wanted to buy 1t, Offer ing five, ten, ifteen
and twenty dollars. ?Che elderly woman,
at length, agreed to 81 We him the obnoxious
book for twenty-five dollars,-and the
priest departed In tri umph.
What a silly priest that must have been.
10 give twenty-five dollars for an obnox-
ious book and even to an elderly woman of
his charged If the book was really obnox-
ious, either in itself or in relation 10 the
elderly woman, the priest should have sim
ply asked the elderly woman to destroy or
surrender it. and the elderly woman, if sbe
was a good christian, would have followed
the advice OF her pastor, and the more SO
because she was an elderly woman. But
the story suggests that the Roman Catholic
elderly woman protested, until the priest
agreed to pay twenty-five dollars, and the
ahViJ W bC tiuNf " II 10 Bllibths bOllG
folks in Europe, a country not half as en-
lightened as our own, believe all that is
printed on paper to be perfectly true.
1t would be well. If that Canadian priest
came to Dayton he would find plenty OF
Bibles of every size aud description, and IN
different tongues, to buy from Catholics,
and especially in the Catholic book store
near the Postofice. .H gran
Many would be glad, just now, to sell
some of their books, If they had as good 4
chance as that elderly woman near Mon
treal. However, they would not, just now,
use the money as that elderly woman did,
to buy new Bibles. They would 20 TO
their respective churches, where the Word
Is preached on Sundays and other days; and
with their money, just now, they would
buy bread and fish, or pay their debts, un-
til better times would enable them to buy
new books to read.
II That elderly woman, the story says,
bought pith the priests Twenty-Five dollars
twenty-five new Bibles for her own use and
that of her poor n~eighbors lone dollar for
q Bible-indeed little enough for such a
precious Book! But these poor ~neighbors
In Canada seem to be smarter thar the poor,
in general, down here. The other day, a
poor man, ia this city. received a Bible for
nothing from a peddler. He fastened TO
show the book to his pastor; for, though
working hard for a living, the poor fellow
could not read ! ev.o.
There nave been, and there will be, at all
times, such poor creatures rs are unable to
read a book. Christ knew this. He, there
fore, never commanded His apostles to
make the people read the Bible. But He
said the poor have the Gospel preached to
them.-Go we into the whole world, and
preach the Gospel to every creature-Yedch
all misunderstanding them TO observe all
things whatever | have commanded you.
X. '
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AVOID n

II you are suffering from the effects OF Youthful
Indiscretion and have Seminal weakness, Ennis
slons, &c.i l will send you, free of charge inlorma-
ton which, II followed, wil cure you without the
aid Of medicines. Address HENRY AMSDEN,
j~aidaw1y1F Station L, New York.
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10000

Pianos, MelUdeOns, Gold and silver Watches Sets
OF JeWelry, sewing Machines, lhOtogIHph AL
buns, Gold Pens, silver. plated Tea sets, Framed
Engraytngs, Cutlery, all KINDS lIy Goods. AZ,
ALL 10 BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLL REACH
Without regard to value, Not to be- paid tor until
you know what you are to receive,
The prOpIletOrs OF thls establishment oneT this
lot VI gOous Tor OkE bOLLAk EACH, although unIe-
deemed goods are ueuHil! sold at auction al the
expiration vi STA months. . hey Are constantly
mahlnk advances On merchandise o. all klHds,
both to manufacturers bnG uthiers. ana oil goods
not redeemed Ia que tlLe will include the same
IN the present sale.
FIRMS OF SALE -Advertisements OF stock arc
prepared, naming each article and itA value, and
are placed ia sealed envelopes, and we'll miAed.
one ul these envelopes containing an advertise.
msnt, together With a choice COlltCti' q OF Popular
Songs aud heCipes, Or a v ell executed Pilot, ~ Aph
Viii he sold at our " hfeiOoms, or sent b. mail 10
any address lOl TWENTY flNL CTS o. FIyB iOI 81,
On receipt oil the advertisement you m see
WHIT you are going 10 have, aud then IL Is Al your
Owl option u pay the Dollar anu axe the article
OF not Purchasers may thus obtain
a GOLD OR SILVER WATCH. sILvER-PLArEp
b. TEA SET, SEWING n on AMI
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A HOUSE AND LOT IN MlAMISBURG
AT SHEklFF'S SALE.


John Elg vs. Franz Reuscher. superior Court.
Case 35l6.
\ obedience TO the command OF an order OF sale,
l. issued by the superior court, thin and iOr the
county oi Montgomery, and " me directed 4 viii
Oner az public sale, at the door OF the Court House,
IN the city Of Dayton, OHIO, on
Monday, March {, 1867, at o'olock ?. n,
The following described real eItate to-Wit; Sit
uate IN the County OF Montgomery and state OF
ohio, all that lot, truct or parcel VI land lying and
being tO-wit; beginning NJ the n. h. corner OF
Henry boilenbauhs lot, and running rom thence
north 100 iect along VI alter street. thence extend
ing back to the Miami River, adjoining the tow of
| MiAmisburg, in the county and Stale aforesaid ;
the same being tue tract Vi land conveyed by Jacob
AerCher anu vile 10 David GuCkhaltE, andby him
To Cobble, and by Frederick JObDle to John MOyei
deceased, father Of Theresa and Lena MUy err and
irum thence 20 solomon HILBERT, and trOm solomon
Hilbert ~ Jacob Zimmerman, ana IRON Jacob
Zimmerman 70 John Zig the same being lot No.
l45l, ON the revised plat OF said town.
said real estate has been appraised al S2S8 W, and
cannot sell iOr less than twO-thirds Of the APP
praised value thereof.
TERMS OF ~SALE-CASH.
u G. II. DAVIDSON, Sheriff.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. 2lytt
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DR.. Harvey's Golden Pills

IL a remedy four degrees stronger than the abov
and intended forBpeclal cases Oflong standing.
Price Five Dollars per Box
If you cannot purchase the pills Of your DR. g
gist, they win be sent by mail, post paid, secITt
from observation, on receipt Of the money by nr
JAMES BRYAN, ConsultiIg Physician, $40 Broad
way, New York.
For sale by Druggists generally.
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w ANTED-MERCHANTs, BANKERS
And Everybody wanting Good Printing done 10
examine the work executed at the Enpl7e Steam
JSb ROOnt, Gosii0 AsiH street,
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NOTICE.

TOHN W. SMITH and Margaret Smith, his wife,
u will take notice that Thomas j. :. smith, of the
county Of Montgomery AMI state Of ohio, did on
in the Superior Court within and for the county Of
Montgomery in said state OF Ohio against the said
John W Smith and Margaret Smith, defendants,
setting forth that the said defendants gave a
mortgage to the said Thomas j, 5. smith on lot
number twenty i've hundred and thirty nine
Rb80), in the city Of Dayton. county and State
Aforesaid to secure the payment OF $3.50 according
10 certain notes referred 10 in said mortgage, and
praying that said defendants may pay SAD sum
now claimed 70 be due, amounting 20 f4oO, or that
said promise may be sold to pay the same; and
the said de pendants arc notified that they are re-
quired TO appear and answer said petition, on or
before the third Saturday after the 18th day Of
February next. THOS. j, D. SMITH,
isw6
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Probate Court.

THE following Executors, AdmlnistTa tors, an.
i Guardians' accounts win DO for settlement on
the 9Th March, 1851
Jacob Smith's Estates
Administrator, OF Barney Schultz, Frederick
Adam, Henry Zeigler, Catherine Welsh, John
tholomew Booherls, Daniel Nonslnger and Solo
mon Gnntles Estateslt
John W. Thompson, EllE tbeth cunningham, JAcol
cunningham, Mary Frances Wilson John Saville
John W Prugh. Catherine, David, MARY Jane su-
Sam X beCra and Lydia RriRuh Mary Il. Wei
Ter Horace 6. Michael and Emily } Mundheuk.
John ". Weller George NJ ShaAsF Elizabeth and
and Nora ], Booher, John II. Grove, Ednie Jane
Wilson, Daniel W. Sen Anna Maria Mundheukr
William, David and James Patt valentine Coslert
John Leasure and Lewis u shepherd
DENNIS DWYER,
Febls lss7.dlt.wa 81 - Probate Judge.
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MtdifaI.
YOUNG MEM
BEII,s SPEC1FfC Pulls.

The experience Of the past ten years has demon
strated the fact that the utmost reliance may be
placed In the efficacy Of
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
weakness, Emissions, Physical aud Nervous de.
bility, Impotence, or want Of power, the result OF
sexual excess, or
YOUTHFUL I-NDISCRETIoN,
which neglected, ruins the happiness, and unfit
the sufferer for Business, Social Society or Mar
rage, and often terminates in an untimely grave
Make no delay In seeking the rremedy Bells
Specific Pills, can be used without detection or in
reference with business pursuits, Assn.
NO CHANGE of DIET H. NECESSARY.
They are entirely vegetable and perfectly harm
less. on the system. Each box contains 90 pills
with full directions and q treatise on the cOnse
quenoes and cure. Price one Dollar. Beware o
Counter eitsl II you cannot procure them 0
your Druggist, send the money to DR. JAMIE
BRYAN, Consulting Physician, $40 Broadway, New
York, aud they viii be sent by return Of mail
free from observation. Hf
For sale by Druggists generally.
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Dr. Harvev,s Female Pills.

The experience Of thirty years has proved they
have n equal for Removing DISTINCTIONS and r.
reguiaritles. NO MATTER. FROM WHAT CAUSE THEY
ARISE. They are safe and sure In every case. Up
wards 81 IVY boxes are sold annually ana no
accomplish what they are represented to do
Sold in boxes Coataiata0 Sipty Pd1s. Price One
Dollar. 70 H'.'
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Dr.. ). BRYAN, CON SO PHYSICIAN
$40 BrOadweV, New York.

SPECIAL 1REATM MT IN all cases Of
Seminal, Sexual, Urinary and Nervous Diseases
in male or female. ADVICE FREE and pond
snce STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL . .#f...
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AG It's w a N TED
Samples sent free. No capital requii ed, Ladies
or Gentlemen can earn from So TO $40 per day.
Enclose stamp, and address
TRIP u Co, Eighth street, New York.
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FEVER AND AGUB AND CRlLLS.
The BEST REMEDY TO CURE, IsI
DAVIS PAIN

directions FOR ms USE.-TAKE
three teaspoonsful of the Pain killer in about hall
pint of hot water well sweeteneu with molasses, az
the attack is coming on, bathing freely the chest
back and bowels with the mudicine, az the same
time. Repeat the dOscin twenty minutes II the
first dose not stop the chill should II produce
venting (and it probably will II the stomach is
foul, take II little Pain Killer in cold water
sweetened with sugar after each spasm, rerse-
verance in the above treatment has cured many
severe and obstinate cases OF this disease.
SOLD BY l. MEDICINES
oct21 -dawtf ... .. ..
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Choice Liquors, Wines & Cigars,
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Sin splendid BtIIidrd Tables
FOUR SPLENDID TEN PIN ALLEYS.
]. KLINE. supt. T.. r. GUNKEL PROP.
l. = ..' p r. Jsn9'Sm
For Sale.

JAMES oBARTLow's Farm containing 1856
wood land, and good timber, a., also, reasonable
Improvements. situated In Wayne Township,
Mdntg0nsr y County Ohio, II heinR fraeti0nal sec
.tion 80 Z township Z, range s, 81 RS. Terms OF
payment easy, For further information 1 refer
FsSis-wGS HAHALA BARTLow.
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w ILL ATTEND 10 THE SELLING
and buying oil real estate, loan money Oh bond aud
mortgage, make collections etc. etc. All business
oC26.ti
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8Gal Gstatf S9Gnts.
HUBER a CO,

Il EAL 10 r. y GAN / :
ere ~ $50 1hlrd st.
DAYTON, OHIO,
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YOUTHFUL I~NDIsCRETIoN,
TO LADIES.

II you require a reliable remedy to restore you,
and remove Irregularities or Distractions why not
use the best3 a sg.... bill. p ..|.
Every Lady knows the slightest irregularity OF
Low Spirits, Painting Mysteries &c; then the
bloom of health fades, the appetite fails, and other
symptoms more distressing commence, as Weak
ness, Spinal Complaints, the Whites, Prolapsus,
&c. 40, A npver falling rpmpdv wf1T' bp fOund IN
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NATIONAL SALOON,
NO. 40 WEST SIXTH STREET,
OINCTNNNFG, q.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-06
ST. MARY'S GAZETTE
/, PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BIT
JAMES 3. DOWNS.

T.,u.o OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per anhih'
% h. n,,d within six months. No SUBSCRIPTION
will he received for a shorter Pefioa '""" -
,,o,,hs. and no paper TO he discon' 'nued uh''i
IN ,,re,races are paid except=at the opuoh o'
the publisher. -zs,,,,refo fo
,h. Gyst Insertion, and 80 cts for every S"''*f
,,,,.n, insertion EIGHT lines or less constitute
d'e'' &c the number q. Insertions be not
t.d on the advertisement, IT wilI be pun
~ ',n,il roroid anh charged accordingly
In.r,l deduction made 10 those who ADVERTISE
by the year. ,aI character WI.
; :, ,I s,ma rates as advertising. .
o.,,'.,r,., over ten lines IN length wIl be chdf9
~ -, me rnte Of 30 cents per square
All communications t"r rnb''ce't'nL '''"@i "e
accompanied with he ce" "nnt o, '"t rh. hu'' rs,i
~ ,,,attcnt,on will ee pad 10 them. ne tt''
.,a v, ,be author Will rot be published, untdS$
d.s,,ed. but we caraot consent I" insert 'o"
.-.,a;c,',,nv unless We know the writer
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-06
NEW 4. -. FssSs NEaE,S
ENCssEASEH Pensions

Ur,'er recent Act of Congress. Soldiers Of
1861, . aud are. IN certain cases. entitled
10 an ddditJondi Bounty from the L. 5.
Soldiers who wefe Disabled in the late
War by the loss OF cye->ighI. arm. leg. &c.
&C.. are omitted 10 an h.crease Of Pensioa
Of 50. $50 and Sl5. WIp,ws and On
plAHs are also entitled 10 INCREASE cf
PENSION under late Act
Persons writing toFintormation will please
state the Name of tho Soldier, his Company
and REGIMENT. with the date Of enlistment
at.d discharge or death; also. how mnch
Bounty al Pension received and it the Sol
,lier is ,lca,, give the name or names OF III
nearest OF kin.
Address, (euc!oSinS Postage Stamp for
rcplyl
WN. r. UlI.L,
ATTuENkN 1T LAW,
20 u Fayette STREET, E4hia,~t, I'D :
Aug. q, lS66-ty.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-06
Professional Notice.

FEvHE undersigned, having entered INTO an
arrangement with an able legal htrln IN
Washington city to prosecute claims against
the Government, respectfully invites the peo-
pie Of st. Mary's and adjoining counties to
transmit him ang claims, whether for Boun-
ty, Pensions, Damages during the war OF 9TH
cr cause which they may hold against the
United States Goverement. strict attention
will be given and prompt return made Of all
lquidaicd claims. All business Of a legal
character placed in his hands will be pro.Alt-
" attended to. Information in regard to
claims cheerfuly given, free of charge. Ad-
dress,
,. A. JAMTSON
Attorney at Law
aud
General Claim Agent.
thaptico,
St. Mary's County,
Md
Jnnc IA, lS.j6-1y
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-06
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

The friends Of BENEDICT MAGlLL
recommend him to the voters of St. Ma
rvs county as suitable candidate for
County Commissioner At the ensuing taI
Election.
Jan. IS, lS6I--tc.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-06

NO

7 Will attend strictly and eNpedItoualy 10 al
L clums putin my hands, both fort return
Of all money enormously paid by our assess
ment( especially the ilrg. tax on ''oie! ana
Storek e. pers for the year 1859 and also the
amount appropriated at the In ses SION of Con
SreSs hv The GENERAL. COVER NMEN l
tor ,,ll slaves who entered the army.
All parties desiring my attention IN this ma'
viii please w.lte me Immediately, and
will send the proper papers.
&. FRED MADDOX
Aug 9,l66f-tt
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-06
FOR 0kp {ANS' COURT

The friends OF Maj John H. Niburn re
commend HIM 10 the voters Of Saint Mary,
County As u C>aud' late Tor Judye oi the
Orphans Court, and cud.rSe h,m as en
ncniy qualified for that position II ha viii
consent I" be a candidate, a. We trust lie viii
be will be warmly supported bv
EoNaKprowS DfsIhrcT.
Feb 2eth, 1852 e.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-06
Pr rofessional Notice.

rf7IIT + undersigned, Attorneys at Law and
L Solicitors IN Chancery. have this 3sd day
Of Iuly, l9CG, formed Iopartnefshp IN the
practice of their profession, under the name
and style of Combs 4 Downs. They VIII prac-
ice IN the County of SAINT Mary 5 and the ID
onNI Counties and IN the Court oc \ ppeal%
Especial attention will be paid to the collection
Of claims against lndly yduas the State, the
Cove rnmeut.
References given, when required. Address
Combs x Downs, LeonardtoWn, P. o., ST
Mary's County, Maryland.
RbBERr C. COHBS,
JAS. $. DOWNS.
July 5, l3GG-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-06
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Tho friends OF J JAMES T. DUKE an
Commissioner at the ensuing Fall eieo-
iicn.-
Jan 3lst. lS6I-te.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-06
For County Commissioner.

The Friends of fltX .kIAH i C\WOOn
recommend him t. the voters al Saint MARY,
County as candidate fr County Cnmmj>-
Sloncr, nj the ensuing Fall eec.inr. and the
People will ,,pport h,m f1r that pns,ian.
Chapnco ii>t,ici.
May 50, lS61--le.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-06
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

The friends of JOHN DllLAHAN,
recommend him to the voters rt SAINT Ma
rvs County as n candidate for r'-e'eclon
te the office Of County Commissioner, At
tho ensuing Fab election.
Jan 3lst. lS6I--tc.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-06
May 30, 1867.

IN Act to add section to article 15 Of
the Code of Public General Laws, eutit-
led leadings Practice and Process, to
enable parties to plead over without
Withdrawing the lemurrcrs.
Sec ] }a II enacted By the General
Assembly of Maryland, That in all cases
.iyil and criminal now pointing or hercaf-
tel to arise III the courts Of this State, I'D
which any or either party shall denur 10
any ir.dic'mcut, declaration, plea, replica
ton, rcjoindcr, sur-rcjoinder or other plea
Of any description of The opposite party.
and tie aalI demurr shall be oYorra aled.
t4e patty dcnurring shall have the riga,
to plead over to The facts of the case. by
way Of traverse or otherwise, without
Withdrawing his demurrer, and upon ap-
peal or witt of error shall have the ques-
tion. Of law arising upon the demurrer de-
cidcd and determined as fully to every in
tent as Of the party demurriu3 had not
pleaded over
Sec. 2 Al be- i. enacted, That this act
shall take effect from the dato Of is pass
sage.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-06
, FOP ORPHANS COURT.

J. TnONPSON YATES is respectfully
recommended to the voters of St Mary 5
county a. a candidate for Judge OF the Or
I.hans' Court at the ensuing election and Will
receive liberal support IN
ST INIGoEs' DISTRICT.
March u, l8G1--te.
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ENN GAERIEF

Mn EprroR-You will please announce JAS
4 ALN El of Chapttco District, as a candi-
date for the next sheriialtY.
MANY FRiENps
4 prl!2th. ! : &c tie.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-06
FOR ORPHANS COCRT.

DIR |. J SuTToN u recommended to tie vo-
tcrs Of 81 Mays county as = candidate ol
The ,Iu1@"s|ip of the Orphan, Court, At the
ensuing Fan lection. CEAPrICo.
march y. lSCI--fe
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-06
FOR ORPH.lNS' COURT.

THOMAS O. SrENrER is recommended to
the voters Of st Mary's county as a candi-
date for a seat in the Orphans Court at the
ensuing Fall election and will receive llbe-
r;,l support rom the PEOPLE.
april 4, l9G7-te.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-06
For Sheriff

The friends Of r ALEXANDER
CLARKE, ofthc Factory district, present
hirl to the voters Of St Mary's county as
a-c"ndiiate for Sheriff at the rcxt lection
FACToRY DIsTHIcT.
Nov -. 1866
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-06
For County Commissioner.

JOHN s MATTINGLEY is respect
fully rec mmcndcd to the voters Of 81
Mary's Comfy, as the Poor mans candl
date 'or County Commissioner, a. the en-
suing Fall election.
MANY FRTENDs.
May 80, 1S67-tc.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-06
FOR COUNTY CO,N,itSSIONrR.

The friend, Of RICHARD II RrErER an
nource him rs candidate for Coun'y Com
missioner, at the ensuing Fall election.
Factory DI>TRICT
march IS, lS6T-tc
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-06

An Act 10 add 4 new sec'ion to article ten
OF the Code Of Public General Laws eu-
titled Attachments.
Section / B. It enacted By the Geno-
"al Assembly of Maryland, That article
zen of the Code Of Public General Laws,
entitled Attachments, be amended by
adding thereto the following sections:
Sec. 3S. The plaintiff may have. moro
than one attachment or writ of a,tlchmcnt,
@ be laid in the hands of different persons.
or levied on other property or effects than
that taken under the first, though the first
bo Su,l outstanding provided. that but
one satisfaction ot the debt or demand shall
be made, and that it shall DO in the dis
crction of the Court in all such cases.
whether any costs, or if any, what amount
4 cost shall be allowed on the subsequent
attachment or attachments.
Sec. = And be it enacted That this act
ball take effect from tho dato Of its pas
sage.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-06
DAILIFrS.

Sec. so Every BaililI attending the Cir
cult Courts IN the counties in thJs State
Shall BE- entitled to the sum of two dollars
and fifty cents for each day he Shall attend
the sail Courts; and upon the certificate
from the Clerks of said Courts, stating the
number of days that the said Bai lift. have
attended the said Courts, the County Com
missioners Of The several counties shall levy
for the use Of the >a d BuilifTs the amount.
that may be due them.
See. .. And be it enacted, That all sec
tions of the Code Of Public Local Laws in
consistent with the provisions Of this act
bc and the same hereby repealed,
Sec. 8 Aud be it enacted, That this
act shall take effect from the date cf its
passage.
Sec 4. ALd be i enacted, That the ro-
visions Of this act shall apply to Baltimore
county.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-06

AN ACT 70 add new section to article
;}S OF the Code of Public General Laws
and to repeal certain sections of Code OF
Public Local Lava
See 1 B. it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That the following
additional section be added to the thirty
eighth article Of the Code ot Public Gene
raj Laws to come in after the the 10Th sec
tlOn
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-06

An Act to make valid the official acs (
Justices of the Peace appointed BY Gov
eiEor Bradford,eiu the mouth of Decem-
ber, 1865. and January, 1866.
Sc. l. BE it enacted By the General
Assembly of Maryland, That the offIct+l
acts Of all Justices of the Peace appoin cd
by Governor A. W. Bradford duriug the
mouth of December. 1868 aad the mouth
January. 1866. be and the same are here
by d clartd to be o. full force anG elect,
aud they shall be taken and received to
have the same tif ct as if such Justices
had been appointed in conformity with
law; provided, that nothiog in this act
shall be construed to affect judgments rea-
d5red by said Justices.
See , And be it enacted, That this &C,
shall take effect from the day of its passage
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-06
". L. COLE,
May 80, 1861

An Act TO repeal section forty-three of the
Public General Laws entitled Mechanics
Lien, ard to re-enact the same with
amendments.
See ]. Be it enacted by the Gencral
Assembly of Mary land, Tia section forty
three Oft he CoGe Of Public General Laws,
entitled Mechanics Lien is hereby repealed
ard re-cnacted to read as follows:
Sec. 43 BE it enacted, That the pro
visions of the preceding section Of this ar
ticlc shall not apply to Kent, Queen Anne,
Charles, Calvert, or Saint Nary couu-
tics.
See 2. And be it enacted. That this
act shall take effect from the date Of it.
passage.