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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-13
NpstserpD, bem IS. NSai 1874.
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Enmtroq. - Seer Mobtrt 6. Gi,i, NAcht Der Ne
ticnai= MMh Connecticut Mutno! HchcnSrcr hctunB9s
tcielaitcn beiinset , snr :itit bier nrp m!rp Ell
MiHc Ie9t wrpri!rn. Sertltt IcAiri htim Stlu
Teter GiiGdncr.
,crnn. - (3 lit bicr nco &C.
riibt pclbrcitet hoE Der 9r6l liocnt Der
GereinlAtcn Gloaten Il. g. Grant in
bie1cr SHrt3c uniere Stoot. bcluhen
pcrhe uln Scr Gier Itottfinocnbeil %oh't!t
zines fritsrcn &rie9sfomcroocn bciSl=
wphnen. Salts i'd 0jelcs ais Ua3r CT
neilt 70 rGyc (oS Ger cli;t Scln:), Zen
Gin 4rGlircnt i'll Nmit unitrcr otntirAe=
ntn SjcbcumcjItn I;oot Wudlte.
- Sic SemItltniitr utr0cn bier ittt
in bic Vnse Gelricbcn. Ins 6jcligc eng
liitbc Sott lctt ecrcn gSohnlinn ousei=
norber. >3uo|eih opcr psrfdllt es in ci=
nen oroeten Vehler, Ger nod dr9cr it,
ais Die ScmrsyeNS!c>ci. Gin ginlcuber
Der 0h Pa IL unterscd)nst, be!ii0t unb
uarldllnahct n;:m!itb Bic Sclujtcn. inocm
er linen bcn Id}cn iouIcrhmoI mioerltg=
ten &rnnhiab onh;Ntct: ~Itr 3lurif
beiliet bos ltittel." aHir Eoten Dem
Ginienher 1C0 Gr(ots in G;plo pcrIprp~
t0en, lpenu or Sen Gelpcis lisfert, hoB Bic
Seluiten biclcn uerbcr5liNcn @runb}ob
leNren. GoboIb Die GoNs lidb weitsr
entlucfelt fat, rocrbcn :pir IN levc 81 er
oopcn iii &cnntnb leken.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-13

9Sir BADEN nm ld)pn I'M vSbip Moi=
lenircunb" olleriei Godcn our09cplou=
bert, ober es bleiht oennrh fprt>udbrcnO
9euuc su 1oGen ijbri9. g2rpcn 1plcn
mir bsnn beute 3pyehen? 9os bn0tci-
Ii0e Yfin9ltfeit 1T nate uno on bielem
Ielte fam rcr mcAr o!S 1900 Sohrcn Der
heilisc @cilt Der G5cilt ser gSohrbcit ouf
Die Npoltel Nnb Singer bes 0crrn i'm
Speilclan! sH SeruloleM. 9(m le!ben
5ose muroc bonn pcn oen 9lpoitcln init
Dem cyI ten pon gbril!!;5 ein9eiektem Nop=
it, &etr!!5 an Scr Spite bie slus6rcjtun9
Der eincn bciligen toibnliIhcn 9irdc Be-
grnnsn cciltlbcn Stride mclht Die
Eipyjtit Der 0Glle iclbit nid)t ii0srmGltj=
gen ttnEcn u"o Der oniu9eG6ren !ulr.
oos 0rrLc Njliit 1obcn. Ser @eijt Der
NBabrbcit, ser ban ols am GlineItfeitc in
bic Stride cinach lit obcr itcts buu9 ollc
Sabrbunoete borin geblicbcn unb oesbolb
bat lid audi INNER nno oa5eit Der tcuT=
lllWc Geiit Der Hi9e 9egen oiele Stride
erDoben, ocnn 9iigc uub gSobrbcit linb
lteis mitcinonoer ltrcitenoc Seinoc. 9Sir
pplcn cnber NIT 9Sohrlclt clll- wcnlg
iibcr Die 2ii9e iprehcn. 2ii9en gcgen
bic tothpliINe Stride linb mollenlueile i'm
llm!ouIe. 9a 9ibt c5 olte 0ii9en, ncuc
2ii9en uno gons nooerne 2ij9en. Si=
dber licbcn li6 oarii6er ldDreibcn. Sic
olten Qii9en, Die 2utber uno feline &C.
Id6rten Dor 800 Sobren erfanoen, loQteu
mir fiisli9 bel @eitc lohen tonnen, oo
lie l6on tau1 1erbmal miberlegt lino, aber
o1e Mioerlesuns.n uiiben ba foit nidts.
SIMMER wierer nno uieoer lebt li6 oas
9iigensel6aft fort uno pcrbreitet li6 pon
@e11let1t su Gel6led)t, >pie cine onlte=
denbe Sronfbeit. Gol1e olte 2igen
nun, Die trob oller MioerIcgung nod Bel
Nielen Geltung baben, Vno ). 9. Die &a<
tbolifen beten Die Seili9en OF; Die @iin=
oenper9cbung miro Inn @elb pertouft i
oer totboliide Gjottesoienlt 1T G0tcn=
bienit #; ser Rapit 1T oer 0ott oer &a'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-13

- Gin 3eitln9sberaus9eber in g}ew
Serlep lit BON ejnem @einbdnb(er auf
$4,000 @6oosnerlab pertla9t woroen,
neil er ourb 6.n ginfluB 1einer Semi
peren5artifel bic gertaufe ses Grlteren
BON $4,000 ouf $4,000 berob eebro6t
6abe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-13

Die 9robe @oree fir Die 2ei6er Ser Meu=
1ben Derpprgerufen fat. gEeil mir nil
| leu, oob berleI6e 2ei6> Ser jebt BON leiner
Sceie getrennt oa liegt nno an fdngt in
Nerwelung iibersugeben> oorum lit uns
oud Elm tooter 9cib e0rluiiroia, oarum
| ld)reden mir suriif bauor> oenjel6en su
perbrennen oOer lon)t 5u benubcn. Gs
lit Elm bcilises reli9iDies GefiibL oos Den
gbriiten obbdlt @ono oil eillen tooten
2ciGnom 81 lesen, Bic 9aut, bic 5fnobcn
Die 9oore, bos Sett ooer 1onlr etloos
ooppn 5u benuBen. Henn Der N}enlb
tobt It, 10 bat Ct oem beleiOi9ten @ott
Die i6uloi9c Sii6nuns 9cIeiltet, unb Der
Ghrilt> Der oos lpeiB, iioerlibt es ocm
| GN0pfer, Ous toote Serf5eu9 Der GccIe
ourb oic 9totur, bic liA duBert in Ser
wclun9 uno gSiirmern, uieber oui5ul1=
len. Go 1T no4 drjItli6cr Wnl ldouung
Die 5obtcnper6rennung burGous Der
Iwerfih. Gpate bielc y}euerui19, luie
cs ben 2(nlDcin bot wirtliC6 BON ibrcn
Ncrtrctcrn ousgeiiiOr+ wcroen, io miro
jbic fotbolild)e &rtDc gc:uiB ollcn @lG,,bi=
gen per6ietcu miliclr i6ren 9ei6 Der Wer=
brcnnung unIcrlucr fen 5u loIen.
Gjan3 ouccre5 itsiit lit9 o6cr Sic Gotlc
fir unlerc 9ieubeioeuL fir Die 9feligion5=
ltn, Die l1ngl0u6igcn, Die Mtoteriolilten
Die Yontleil ten. 0ie NnD6ngcr Der 9ebei=
men Geftcn uno olle mo0ernen Sort
! ibrciter. Sielc bobcu ia ldnglt Sic
t)ri1tlidc QSeltoni Nouung onfgcgebel,,
fir lie eriltirt fcin breiperl6nliber Drift
liber @ott fir le 1T Der Mcnl0 I'M
@runoe ni9ts mebr ols Elm 9c6iloetss
Sbicr. g8orum iolIte man benn leincn
2ei6 no6 Dem Sooe riGt cbcn1 1ogut per-
BREMEN >uie bc9robcn tDnnen? 60 1pre=
6cn unlere mrocrnen Tortl6reiter uno
pon ibrcm perfcbrten @tautpuntte at:
boben 1ie Ge6t. s(6er .]ie lolteu bod
NOD cinen @6ritt pcittr 9cben uno Bic
Gonlequen5 polli itduoig cinboltcn. Sit
es glei6siiltig, mas man nit Sen tooten
D}enl6enleibern be9innt, pb man 1ic BE-
9rdbt oocr perbrennt; 10 liebe 1id) ia
pienei6t Elm onbercr @ebron0 ocr1elbcn
ous sfinoen. Nton f6nnte ia bos Gerbren=
men ebeniu luie bas ge9robcn unterloNen.
9(us ben &noGen fDnnte man in Deui=
l6en Sa6rfen Menl 6enleim &no9en=
aide &noAenmebl, &noNenglas II. b9l.
|perfertigen; Die @aut gd6e ld)Dues 2e=
ber> man f0nnte barous li0 men l6enle=
Oerne @tiefel unO S6ube MAIDEN fallen,
fir Die ii6ri9en 8e1tonbtDeile cines &o=
oopers lolIen li6 audi pob( dbnli6e Ser
wenOun9s>peilen finbcn. gSir empfeblen
oQen forti6rittlicben 2ei6enoerbrenneru
oos @tuOium in bieler Gi6tung. SIT
ooS ge9raben nid)t prolitobel 10 lit es
np0 ueni9er bos Nerbrennen. 9a idut
uns eben no6 cine @el6ibte ein lpelGe
Die Gei6enuer6renner Dellcid)t ouf gons
anoere 8abnen lenfen oirfte. gor
mebreren Sabren, ols mir nod inOeutl l6=
luno luaren perbreitete Tb in 80. plDt=
li6 oos Gerii6t> bob ein 9eluilier 8ut=
der S1peine ge16lo9tet babe> bic pon
einem Sobten9rdber nit meni6liden
9ei6nomen gefiittert worOen ieien uno
oob oieler Sobten9rd6er bieles Sc lddft
lbon jobrelang treble uno bur6 feline
@6weine5u6t rei6 9eporOen 1ei. Ser
orme 8ut1er prote ltirte gegen biel les
@erii6t miinOli6 uno in Ben 3eituugen>
a6er es 9alf ni9ts, 9(iemanb tpollte meDr
bon 1einen gSiir1ten etipns fnufp,1 93p
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9eiDeasDerl, rl,ve st;stlsses.

poriiber uno nun foumt Sic Sootenper:
brenuung on Oie 9eibc. Go folst eil
| 9um6u9 Dem onoern. Nn Sic Gtcll'
Oe5 triItliDen Se0rdbniIics 1pa jebt oi
6eionll6c Ner5rcnnunB tretcn. SSobr:
! l1cinli@ lperoen Die 2eicbenner6renncr IT
ibren 9eitrebuuSen bciIern Grfplg boben
ols Die Senpcrcn5lpeibcr uno es m0bt'
inob eini9el1 Sobren pirfli0 oabin font
men ooB mon on poilenOen 5teael
Worri6tungen erbaut nit eilcrncn Nplter
uno Srotpfonncll nit Sefcn uNo bober
Sdorn feinell, in bcnen man nit 50Wc=
fel uno EcA, NIT Y5Oapbor un0 Ectrp=
leum Gin b0Qil0es Teuer ent3iinoct I'M
bic Gaoaper bcrcr 5u Sllc0c SIT brcnncn
bercn Gec!cu | cbpn il, cjnem onoercn nod
GeiBcrem Ueusr lic9en. Sic 5ootenoer=
brennun0 lit uiNis 9|eHc5; fat iiberal
mo oos 9cioentbum uno Der G6tcroieni
berrl1te> bo finosn mir ouN Die Sootcn=
ucrbreNnung. Sn Snbien it sic clelbt
nod bis onf bcn bcuti9cn Sag gcbrdud)=
Ii6 uno mouNmol miro nit benl tpbter
l}onn ouO bit lebcnoi9e ssitt>uc Der.
brannt. IS / t olIo entlcbieOen cine
beibniibc Sitte, Bic man jcbt einfijbre1
mill. 0os miro noO florer, mcun wi>
leben, >vie Die 2eidcn bei ie,en MenlOer
unb N0ltcrn 6ctonoeit >purocu, bel ocner
Ser Gloubc an Den cinen luabren Gpt1
unb Gcine = fcnboulng ME perlprel
eing. Wor GDriItlls tuor oos jiibilDi
@olt Scr 5rdger Der 9Ottlitbcn OHenbo
rung. gcin1 jiojlOen &oIts o6cr wo'
MIR bo5 Segrobcn iibli6. 94ir lelen
oab Nbro6am. Slaof> Sofcb> uno Solepf
bcgro6en lpurocn, uno es blieb INNER fort
bis ouf Den Dcutisen Sag Gitte uni
Yrou6 in Ssroel Die Spoten 81 be9ro6cr
unO nibt su pcr6rennen. ebrij ijtu5 lel6l1
wurbe IN cine Tellensrufi be9roben un>
no9 Sbm Iorgte bic &irDe fortludDrenC
oofiir, bob Die 2eibel1 ibrcr perltorbenel
Ofit9lieoer be9roben ,uuroen. Sic Go=
tocomben unter6olb Der Gtabt 9lom le=
gen 3eu9nib oofiir ob> bab bic Sir6e in
ben Ell ten SabrbunOerten nibt MIR Oas
Ye9roben gut bieb, lOnoern oub bafiir,
bab |ie Qn9itlid belor9t mar, Die 2ei6er
ibrer MitglieOer 81 begra6en. llnO aud;
III ere 6riitliben &ir1bDfe, bic @ebrdu
0e uno Geremonien Der fatbolil9en
Stride seigcn uus, boB bos Seeraben be,
Spoten ehuos ent1 1ieben 1ril ltlibes lit
Sur lbwcre uno eiu5elne al BergemDbu=
libe Nerbre1en wur0en in ein5elnen SILL
len unter SuOen rnO Gbrifteu bamit BE-
1traft hoB MenI6en tpot ober lebenbie
per6ronnt murOen
98enn man nun bie Sootenper6ren=
nun9 in li6 1elblt betro6tet, 10 tommt
es borauf an ou mel6en @tanopunft
man ii0 iteQt. Gin Gbriit mub INNER
un0 e>pig Die Sootenperbrennung perob=
l6euen. 9ie 8erbrennun9 lit ein Gin
9riff in Die BON Gjott gelekte Sr0nung
ser 9iatur. Ser Menld ilt pon Soft
unterbli6 eri6oHcn, au6 ieinem 2eibe
na6. 9ie Siinoe bot ben SOB erf in
bic Melt sebradyt uno e5 lit 6oDer Der
500 Der @iin0e Cob. Ser 500 lit et=
mos lnnotirli6es 9Sioerl ltrebenocs,
Gnt1ebli6es un0 Die Serlpe1ung Der
Mober un0. Die Wiirmer> Die bem Sooe
folgen, etlpas fit ben lebenben Mten1 16en
Ourbaus ltnousl ltebli6es uno unertrdg=
li6es. Gs lit bas aber nur beswegen 10,
,peil BET 500 eine Tolge, eine @trofe ser
@iinAp III SHIN nj hpr niI1ru mir Nnf,
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tbplifen, &c. lnb 1nl9e 0inge lust maj
ni1t pon ben Sottentottel, ipnOern ppl
fatbolil den Gbrii ten, ole in na6ite1
Ndbc leben unb beren Gote6ismen mar
fir meni9e Gents fou fen fam. Gini9'
2iigcnpreoi9er 1T obgclegenen OrtI6ofz
ten ersdblcn ibrcn 3uD6rern lo9or, bal
elm fot6clilber Yrielter 5luei @0rner babe
uno Der Noplt gar ieben! Gs 1T bicS
cine Sbot Jade, Die lns bel @elcgenDei1
cints &roufenbcIuAea in einem cut ferntcl
Orte, wo Elm jun9er Mann in eincn
Ga1thpTe pl6tlid) ibmer fronf 9eluorbcn
mar, prn mebrcrcn Gerl lonen in oQcn1
Grnjte Der li3crt luurOe. @os lpQ mon
nun 81 lolNen 5borbeiten lagen? Mon
muB bic ornen 2cute beboucrn, oie IL
angs.u9en >pcroen. 9o1 bos 1inb ollc5
olte Hii9cn. Die ncuen 2iigen lo9en,
roH Die fotGpilAe STRIDE Die "Teinoin
Der Mii]cnI It0olt uno bes Tortl6citls
lei. ltnb cjni9c 9S0rtrr lolcn biele
nsucn Hii9cn nn1 reGt ploulibel mo0er,
namli;b bic lponilDe SnQuilition Die
Neiuitsn, Die Gortb n6usnoht, Golli-
IGi unb rergleitbcn. lleber biele neuen
Hii9cn lprcc)cn mir ncWmol lucnn Gott
mill, bel elmer ouoetcn 0}elsyenbcit. @o5
nun enSliN bic mpberncn pher ncuej item
9iigcn onbslon9t, 10 lino bielelben pon
Der infanliten unb lbmubigiten 9lrt. Sie
beIcbcn in Nerodbtigungen bes Eripot=
lcbens jr9enb zines Yrjel tern, in ciner
ltbulcrlld}cn &loIter9cld0ibtt, in Den 2ii=
gen elmer perlouf fenen 9!Dnne> ooer dDu=
iNen p:rlanlibcn, obcr immer idmubi=
gen 0in9en. 9as linb 10 I'M 9(Ggcmti=
aen Die periNiebenen 3ii9en> Die ec9en
Die totholilGc &ir6e I'M llmlouf linb.
9(llcs, mas b6l lit, ri6tet SNooen an.
ySslNsn G@oOen ri0ten oiele 9iigsn an?
G'nte uno lppblunterrihtcte &utlolifen
bobcn bopon burbnus tsinen Gbooen,
ober loue uno lGpo1e Got0olifen >perben
pft our0 bie etpi9e QHieberbolun9 Der
lclben 2il9en sum sHanten uno sum- 9lb=
foQ pom Glouben ee6rarbt. gHcr Mme,
rifu MIR eiu penig fsnnt, meiB, boB bie=
ics cine 3batloebe 1T. Inter oieIcn 2i=
gen lciber cber audi bic reoli6en Yrote=
ltonten. Sbre Toreltcrn boben lib los
GerlIcn ppn Der futbo!ilde &ir6e> bon
Ger Quelle Ser gSobrbeit. Gie Doben
elm 6cimpeb no6 ibrer Mlutter> Ser ia
tboliibcn Stride lie lu1en bie1elbe, lie
f0nnten iic audi finben; o6er, ober Die
Hllgcn 9e9en Die totboliiNe &irGc biloen
bic S6ciocmonb, Die 1e trennt BON Der
6ciligcn &ir6e. l1nb nur ,peni9e noll
ilnen Daben ber> M}utb uno bie &raft
oieie ltarfe 56ei> emono SIT iiberiteigen.
Sic Hii9e 1T Der Gdleier pelber Die
Mfudt Der 9Sobrbcit Die 6crrli6teit unO
Blorie Der totGolil6en &ird}t> Dor ibnen
perbirgt. Stdnos Die fatboli19e Stride
bel ben 4rote ltantsu I'M 2i6te Der 9BaDr=
bcit, itott i'm S6atten Der 2ii9e, 10 mir
ben Die 2iigenpreoiser ouf Ser &on5el
unb in Der YreIle bolo feline 3uDDrer uno
Seler lllcDr boben. Sic 9iige ober BE-
berrl6t in unlerer 3eit 10 mon6e selel=
l6oltli6c 00be, beberr]0t ben grDBten
Shell Der Prellc> unb oss Sroointereifs
5mingt lo9or piele Menl lNen fortpdbreno
III lilgen. gSir aber> Die mir bic polle
Wobrbeit fennsn> lpoQen INNER un0 aQ=
Stlt Ger Slige cnt9e9entreten uno mir
lniinen cs als PFi@t jeoes &otbolifen
6eSei6nen, ooran su orbeiten, bie 9roBe
S,. a.. s.: e. .:r O01.I
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-05-22
[CHAPrEn POP
REGULA7ION or INCORPORATED
COMPANIES
Approved, 18th February, 1874.
AN ACT

To repeal section sixteen of chapter four hun
dred and seyenty-six, passed at the January
session eighteen hundred and seventy, entitled
an act to provide for the creation and regula-
ton of incorporated companies in the State Of
Maryland, and TO re-enact the same so as to
read as follows:
Section |. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly Of Maryland, That section sixteen of
chapter four hundred and sevsnty-six, passed as
the January session eighteen hundred and scy-
enty, entitled an act to provide for the creation
and regulation Of incorporated companies in the
State Of Maryland, be and the same is hereby re
pealed, and the said sixteenth section be rc-en-
acted 20 read as follows:
Sec. 16. And be it enacted, That il shall be
lawful for such corporations, whenever it may
be necessary in the construction Of such road to
cross any road or stream of water TO divert the
same from its present location or bed, provided it
is not nayigable stream; and it shall be lawful
for such corporation or for any railroad corpo-
ration, heretofore incorporated under any gen
eral or special law, whose railroad now crosses
or may hereafter cross any public or private
road, TO carry said road over its track or tracks
by bridge, or 10 carry it under its track or
tracks by an under crossing. And TO make such
crossing said corporation may divert said road
from its present location; and for entering or
taking any lands which may be necessary there
for, the said corporation may proceed as in case
of land necessary for its railroad under the
powers given it by lazy; but said corporations
SHALL without unnecessary delay, place such
road or stream in such condition as to not i'm
pair lis former usefulness; and provided such
corporations shall be liable for damage caused
by such duersion of any stream.
Sec. 2. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect from the date Of its passage.
We hereby certify, that the aforegoing is Il true
and perfect copy of an Act passed the Cen
eral Assembly of Maryland, at the January
Session. 1874.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary of the Senate
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House of Delegates
Approved April lst, 1874,
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ZUaCS--Ge3lerOI.

duties of said appointment and may pass such
order as to costs and commissions, and impose
such terms in other respects as the nature Of the
case may require; Provided, That such execu-
tor or administrator, and his sureties shall not
by such discharge be released from liability to
any person in interest for past acts, defaults or
omission of duty.
Sec. q. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect from the date of its passage.
We hereby certify, that the aloregong is true
and perfect copy Of an act passed the General
Assembly of Maryland, at the January ses-
sion, 1874.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary Of the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House of Delegates.
Approved April II, 1874
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-05-22
[CIAPTER 377.I
FEES or OFFICERS.
Approved April lst 1874.
AN ACT


To repeal an act passed January session, eighteen
hundred and seventy, chapter four hundred
and forty-onc, entitled an act to amend section
one of article thirty-eight, Code of Public Cen
eral Laws, title "Fees of Officers, by repeal
ing and re-enacting the same as amended, and
to re-enact the same so as to read as follows
Section. L. BE it enacted by the General As
semby of Maryland, That the act passed Jan
uary session, eighteen hundred and seventy,
chapter four hundred and forty-one, entitled an
act to amend section one of article thirty-eight,
Code of Public General Laws, title 'Fees of Of
icers,' by repeating and re-enacting the same
with an amendment be, and the same is hereby
repealed and re-enacted so as to read as follows:
l. All accounts for officers fees shall be made
out in fair and clear manner and in words al
length, and whenever any person interested in
them or to whom the same shall be charged,
shall require copy of such account, the several
officers herein named shall in as short time as
may be convenient, give him an account of said
charges in words at length; and no account for
officers fees by any of tie several officers herein
any county of this State shall be allowed by the
County Commissioners thereof until said ac-
count has been submitted to and approved by
the Judge of the Circuit Court of said county or
majority thereof, as in accordance with the
provisions Of this article
2. This act shall apply only to the counties of
Caroline, Kent, Talbot, Prince George, Queen
Anne, Charles and Hartford, and this act shall
take effect form its passage,
We hereby certify that the aforegoing is true
and perfect copy Of an Act passed the Gen
eral Assembly of Maryland, at the January
Session, 1874.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary of the Senate
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House of Delegates
Approved April IL, 1874.
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LCGeCS-- GenCrCJ{.

tanned, and act as an advisory board Of the State
| in all hygIcnic and medical matters; they shall
make special Inspections Of public hospitals,
prisons, asylums and other institutions, when
directed by the Governor or the Legislature, and
shall at the regular session Of the Legislature
submit full report Of their acts, Investigations
and discoveries with such suggestions as they
may deem proper.
Scc.~3 And be it enacted, That the State
Board Of Health shall meet at least once in every
three months, and as much oftener as they may
deem proper; their first meeting shall be held with
in two weeks after their appointment shall have
been made, and three members shall always con-
stitute quorum for business; they shall elect
from their own number II President and a per-
manent Secretary, the latter Of whom shall be
the executive officer Of the board; no member of
the board except the secretary shall receive any
compensation, but the actual travelling expenses
of the members while so engaged in the duties
of the board, shall be allowed and paid out of
the general fund.
Sec 4. And be it enacted That the Secretary
shall perform and superintend the work pre-
scrbed in this act, and such other duties as the
board shall require; be shall also furnish to the
Legislature, when in session, and to the Cover
nor when required, such information, cognate to
this act, as from time 10 time they may deem
necessary; an annual salary of fifteen hundred
dollars shall be paid TO him in the same manner
as that of other State officers, and such necessary
expenses as the Comptroller of the Treasury shall
audit presentation of an itemiZed account
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Sec. II. After said sale has been confirmed
BY the court and the purchase money paid, the
person making such sale shall convey the
property to the purchaser, or if the vendor and
purchaser be the same person, the court con-
frming the sale, shall in its order Of ratification
apo int trustee to convey the property to the
pu rchaser, on the payment of the purchase
money; Procided, AoscegeT, That said trustee
shall not give bond unless the court shall
deem it necessary and prescribe the same in the
decree
Sec. 2. And be it enacted That this Act
shall take effect from the date of its passage.
We hereby certify, that the aforegoing is a true
and perfect copy of an act passed the General
Assembly of Maryland, at the January scs-
sion, 1874.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary of the Senate
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House of Delegates
Approved April 10, 1874.
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TO ADJUST AND SETTLE ACCO UNITS.
AN ACT

TO ADJUST AND SETTLE ACCO UNITS.
AN ACT
To amend the act of the General Assembly of
eighteen hundred and seventy two, chapter
one hundred and nnety-sx, entitld tan act
to authorize the Comptroller of the Treasury
TO adjust and settle the accounts due by collec-
tors, sheriffs, clerks, registers, and other re-
cevers of public moneys, in cases where the
Indebtedness accrued prior 10 and including
the year eighteen hundred and sixty-nne, by
repeating section one of said act, and re-enact-
ing the same with amendments.
Section |. BE it enacted by the General As
sembly of Maryland, That section one of chapter
one hundred and ninetysix, of the acts of the
Assembly of eighteen hundred and seventy-two,
entitled Gan Act to authorize the Comptroller
of the Treasury to adjust and settle the accounts
due by collectors, sherilfs, registers, and other
receivers of public moneys, in cases where the
Indebtedness accrued prior to and including the
year eighteen hundred and sixty-nine," be, and
the same is hereby, repealed and re-enacted so
as TO read as follows;
/. The Comptroller of the Treasury is hereby
authorized and empowered to adjust and settle
the claims of the State against all collectors
sheriffs clerks registers and other collectors or
receivers of public moneys, and their securities,
in all cases, where said claims accrued prior to,
and including the year eighteen hundred and
seyenty-one, and whether said claims be now in
| the form of judgments or otherwise, and for the
purpose of closing all such cases, the Comp
troller is hereby fully authorized to compromise
| the same by abating the interest that has ac-
crued, or sny portion thereof, or any part of the
principal debt in his discretion, so as to best
subserve the interest of the State, and shall
/, grant discharges to the said parties and their
securities, upon the payment into the Treasury
Of the amount required by him TO lie paid in set
Element as aforesaid PTorided hoseeptr. That
the Governor and Treasurer for the time being
shall each approve in writing of any such
abatement before the same shall be effective
and provided further, that no discharge or ac-
quittance under this act, shall be effective, un-
les. the party or parties to be benefited by the
same, shall first pay the States Attorney, who
shall have the case in hand, the legal fees, and
all fees of clerks or sheriffs.
Sec. p And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect from he day of its passage.