OF THE SENATE. 823

Sept. 12, 1866.—Richard V. Page, Justice of the Peace 7th
District, vice Joshua T. Clarke, resigned.

Dec. 6, 1866,—Lester D. Moore, Justice of the Peace 1st
District, vice Samuel Brooks, failed to
qualify.

Dec. 6, 1866.—John N. Minnix, Justice of the Peace 1st
District, vice E. J. Phelps, resigned.

Dec. 6, 1866.—Richard Hill, Justice of the Peace 2d Dis-
trict, vice Thomas demons, failed to
qualify.

Queen Anne's County,

Oct. 3, 1866.—Charles W. Glanding, Justice of the Peace
1st District, vice E. L. Marvel, removed
from the State.

Oct. 17, 1866.—William Turner, Justice of the Peace 4th
District, vice A. C. Rogers, resigned.

St. Mary's County.

April 18, 1866.—Thomas H. Fowler, Justice of the Peace
4th District, vice J. H. Yates, deceased.

Somerset County.

Oct. 3, 1866.—George Todd, Justice of the Peace 9th
District, vice W. P. Smith, resigned.

Washington County.

April 18, 1866.—James W. Leggett, Justice of the Peace
9th District, vice Henry L. Tatian, failed
to qualify.

April 18, 1866.—David S. Leedy, Justice of the Peace 13th
District, vice Joseph O. Fiery, failed to
qualify.

Nov. 26, 1866.—John Snyder, Justice of the Peace 1st
District, vice Jacob Good, resigned.

Worcester County.

April 18, 1866.—Levi J. Cathell, Justice of the Peace 5th
District, vice B. T. Hearn, failed to
qualify.

May 16, 1866.—David H. Straughn, Notary Public at
Snow Hill, vice George W. Covington,
declined.

Nov. 26, 1866.—William J. S. Clarke, County Commis-
sioner, vice William J. Aydelott, re-
signed.