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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1867
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1867.] OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES. 793

Mr. Clarke, (the rules being suspended) submitted teh fol-
lowing

RESOLUTIONS:

WHEREAS, Charles Quinland, of the 11th Election District
of Baltimore county, did, on the 21st day of December, 1861,
voluntarily furnish an acceptable substitute to the United
States Army for three years, under the call «f the President
of the United States for troope, dated 19th December, 1864 ;

And Whereas,"the Provost-Marshal, Robert Cathcart, did
certify to the aforegoing facts, and further, it appears that
through some neglect of the clerks in said Provost-Marshal"
office the substitute furnished by the said Charles Quirilan
was not credited to the quota under the aforesaid call, by rea-
son of which neglect the said Charles Quinland has been de-
prived of the benefits of the bounty given by the State to
such as furnished substitutes ;

AND WHEREAS, The County Commissioners of Baltimore
county did pay the county bounty to said Quinland, upon the
certificate of the said Cathcart, Provost Marshal, and it is in
evidence that Alexander Murdock, State Bounty Commis-
sioner for Baltimore county, could not pay to said Quinland
the amount of bounty allowed by the State beeause the name
of said Quinland was not returned to him by neglect in the
office of said Provost Marshal, therefore be it,

Resolved by the General Assembly of Maryland, That the
Comptroller be and he is hereby directed to draw his war-
rant upon the Treasurer in favor of Charles Quinland, of
Baltimore county, for the sum of three hundred dollars, that
being the amount of bounty allowed by the State at the time
the said Quinland furnished the substitute ;

And bti it further Resolved, Tha't this Joint Resolution shall
be in full force and effect from and after the date of its
passage ;

Which were read a first, and by special order a second time
and passed by yeas and nays as follow :

 

AFFIRMATIVE.

 

 

Messrs.
Miller, Speaker,
Morgan,
Beck,
Welch,
Hall,
Clarke,
Cameron,
Hutchins,
Ford,
Shipley,

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Kerr,
Evans, .
Golibart,
Whitaker,
Lindsey,
Magruder,
Calvert,
Steiner,
Bamford,
Appleman,
Button,

Kraft,
Boswell,
Thomson,
Waltemeyer,
Aydelott,
Whiteford,
Wilson,
Spicer,
McCulloh,
Devecmon,
Brydon,

 

 

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