INDEX. 1001

ORDERS—

That a Committee of three be appointed to dis-
tribute the several subjects referred to in the mes-
sage of the Governor to the appropriate Commit-
mittees, 19.

That the Committee on the Library be instruct-
ed to inquire into the expediency of enlarging the
Library, 19.

Relating to rates of freights on Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, and what have been the highest
rates charged within the twelve months ending
December, 31st, 1866, &c., 19.

That the Secretary procure a suitable desk or
case for the reception and security of all mail
matter, 20.

That a Select Committee of three be appoint-
ed to examine and report whether any, and if
any, what unfinished business was referred by the
last to the present General Assembly, 22.

That when any Senator shall ask leave to report
a bill to repeal, alter or amend any existing Act
he shall, in the motion for leave, specify the title
of the Act sought to be repealed, altered or
amended, 25.

To print 3000 copies of the Comptroller's Re-
port, 26.

That Joseph G. Brewer, late Doorkeeper of the
Senate be paid for eight additional days for extra
services, 28.

That the Librarian furnish the Reporter of the
Associated Press with stationery, 30.

Relating to Public Schools, 30.

Relating to Small-pox, 30.

Relating to desks for committee room, 34.

Secretary directed to procure a thermometer, 34.

In relation to the portraits of the Early Govern-
or's of this State, 39.

In relation to racks to be affixed to the desks,
43.

In relation to the vote of Mr. Trail and Mr.
Tome on the resolutions approving the course of
President Johnson and Governor Swann, 43.
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