JOURNAL.

WEDNESDAY, January 2, 1867.

STATE OF MARYLAND, TO WIT :

This being the day fixed, by the Constitution of the State,
for the meeting of the General Assembly;

The House was opened with prayer by Rev. Samuel V,
Leech.

The roll of members elect was then called by the Chief
Clerk of the last General Assembly, and the following gen-
tlemen responded:

Allegany County—Wm. R. McCully, Daniel C. Bruce
Geo. W. McCulloh, Samuel M. Haller.

Anne Arundel County—Thomas I. Hall, Oliver Miller.

Baltimore City—1st Legislative District—Edw'd F. Fla-
herty, Frederick S. Turner, Geo. A.
Coleman, Jno. L. Smith, William H.
Neilson, Jno. Q. A. Robson.

" " 2nd Legislative District—John G. Hooper,
Stephen G. Israel, A. Leo Knott, H.
S. Lankford, F. P. Stevens, Frederick
A. Kraft.

" " 3rd Legislative District—Marriott Bos-
well, Jno. D. Thomson, E. R. Davie,
Jacob Walternyer, Geo. A. Feig, Wm.
Tell Bixler.

Baltimore County—Jas. C. Clarke, Daniel W. Cameron,
Samuel T. Shipley, Jno. T. Ford, Charles A. Nicolai, Wm.
H. Hutchins.

Calvert County—Henry Williams.

Caroline County—Wm. G. Horsey, John F. Dawson.

Carroll County—Edward T. Benton, Benj'n Poole, Stephen
R. Gore, Jas W. Criswell, Wm. A. Wampler.

Cecil County—William Lindsay, Alexander Evans, George
P. Whitaker, Henry S. Magraw.

Charles County—Peregrine Davis.