OF THE SENATE. 829

WEDNESDAY, February 20, 1867.

The following communication, which had been received
from His Excellency, Governor Swann, by the hands of-Peter
Leary, Jr., Esq., Private Secretary, was read:

STATE OF MARYLAND,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Annapolis, February 19, 1867.
Gentlemen of the Senate :

I submit for your advice and consent the enclosed lists
of nominations, including Justices of the Peace and other
local officers in the city of Baltimore, and the various coun-
ties, and Commissioners of Deeds of the State of Maryland, to
reside in other States.

THOS. SWANN.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Allegany County.

1st District—Jonathan H. Wilson, Henry Hamill.

2d do. Hiram Griffith, Gabriel Friend.

3d do. John Slicer, Elijah Fuller.

4th do. Uriah Dukeworth, Owen Riordon, William M.

Owens.

5th do. John C. Wise, Francis A. Mowry.

6th do. John B. Wiedner, Andrew Gouder.

7th do. Daniel Crabtree, Samuel L. Wagoner.

8th do. James, Watson, Honorious Shircliff.

9th do. Lennox Pervin, James Wilson.

10th do. Charles Best, Elliott 0. Tabb.

11th do. Eli McMillan, Lewis Lininger.

12th do. John Lavelle, Edward O'Donnell.

13th do. Joseph M. Strong, Samuel Poole.

14th do. Edward Hoye, William Browning.

15th do. Elbridge G. Hall, G. W. Delawder.

16th do. John Ryan, Jacob Miller.