1006 INDEX.

ORDERS—

Requiring the printer to cause to be printed im-
mediately and return all Senate bills now in his
hands, 413.

To print 200 copies of report of committee to
visit Benevolent Institutions, 460.

In relation to the neglect of the Printer, 477.

In regard to how Mr. Stirling would have vo-
ted, if he had been present, on bill in regard to
Acts of Assembly, 502.

In relation to the absence of the Senator from
Worcester, 511.

Directing the Committee on Claims to pay Al-
fred Spates the usual per diem, 511.

In regard to the illness of Joseph Lynch, mes-
senger, 511.

In relation to the consideration of bills of a gen-
eral character, 520.

In relation to the indisposition of S. L. Booth,
doorkeeper, 520.

Entered on the journal that had Senator Stir-
ling been in his seat when the vote was taken for
United States Senator, he would have voted for
Philip F. Thomas, 538.

To pav Augustus Gassaway for extra services,
580.

That the Secretary employ an additional com-
mittee clerk, 596.

Directing Committee on Claims to issue certifi-
cate to Thomas A. Mitchell, as special doorkeeper
to the Senate, 601.

That the County Commissioners of Carrol coun-
ty report the amount of bounty certificates issued.
and the amount of bounty money received and
expended by them, stating names of persons, &c.,
601.

That W. H. Guy have leave of absence for re-
mainder of session, and that James T. Haines be
appointed folder, 607.

Directing the Comptroller to report how many
of the members and officers of the extra session of
the Legislature of 1861 have been paid, &c., (507,