1861. INDEX.

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CANAL — Relating to the destruction of the property
of the Chesapeake and Ohio, by South-	-
ern troops,	No. 9
COLLEGE— See Adjutant General.
COMMISSIONERS— Appointing, to the President in
relation to the occupation of the soil of
Maryland by federal troops,	No. 1
Appointing a, to Virginia, to negotiate
with the proper authorities in relation
to the pretection of property in Mary-
land,	No. 2
Appointing a, to the Governor of Dela-
ware, in regard to the arming of Free
Negroes on the Maryland line,	No. 7
COMMITTEE — Appointing a, to consist of four mem- bers of the Senate and four members of
the House of Delegates, four of which (selected by themselves) shall wait upon the President of the United States, and
four to wait upon the President of the
Confederate States, to obtain a cessation
of hostilities and to arrange, if possible,
for an adjustment of existing troubles
by means of negotiation rather than the
sword,	No. 5
CONFEDERATES STATES— Desiring the immedi-
ate and peaceful recognition of the, and
giving the cordial consent of Maryland
thereunto,	No. 4
Declaring the war now being waged upon
the, by the Government of the United
States, to be unconstitutional, and pro-
testing against the same,	No. 4
Requesting the Senators and Representa-
tives of the State of Maryland, in the
Congress of the United States,, to urge
and vote for an immediate recognition
of the independence of the,	No. 13