OF THE SENATE. 821

Baltimore County.

May 9, 1866.—Abraham S. Cooper, Justice of the Peace
5th District, vice John F. Wilhelm, de-
ceased.

May 9, 1866.—Thomas Davis, Justice of the Peace 12th
District, vice William R. Asher, de-
clined.

May 9, 1866.—Benjamin P. Matthews, Justice of the
Peace 8th District, vice Joshua M. Full-
er, resigned.

Oct. 3, 1866.—Thomas J. English, Justice of the Peace
13th District, vice self, failed^to qualify.

Calvert County.

April 18, 1866.—Samuel Lyles, Justice of the Peace 3d Dis-
trict, vice William M. Webb, resigned.

Caroline County.

April 18, 1866.— Wm. W- Davis, Justice of the Peace 3d
District, vice John Blades, failed to
qualify.

May 16, 1866.—Simeon N. West, Notary Public at Greens-
borough, vice John T. Sangston, rejected
by the Senate.

Cecil County.

Dec. 22, 1866.—Jos. R. Brown, Justice of the Peace 3d
District, vice John W. Freeman, failed
to qualify.

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Carroll County.

March 17, 1866.—George E. Wampler, Justice of the Peace
•7th District, vice Joseph Matthias, de-
ceased.

April 18, 1866.—Michael Babylon, Justice of the Peace 2d
District, vice self, failed to qualify.

April 18, 1866.—Thomas Demoss, Justice of the Peace 4th
District, vice S. B. Stockdale, resigned.

April 18, 1866.—Jetson L. Gill, Justice of the Peace 8th
District, vice R. Harris, resigned.

April 18, 1866.—Peter L. Ritter, Justice of the Peace 10th
District, vice S. Angel, failed to qualify.

May 3, 1866.—Joshua Cain, Justice of the Peace 2d Dis-
trict, vice H. H. Herbaugh, resigned.