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be expended in removing the remains of the Confederate dead,
who tell in the battles of South Mountain, Crampton's Gap
and Antietam, or died of wounds received in said battles, to
the Antietam National Cemetery.

Endorsed, "Passed by yeas and nays, with proposed
amendments."

Amendments proposed:

In the 4th line of the title, after the word " Antietam,"
insert the words " and Monocacy."

In the 5th line of the 1st section, after the word " Antie-
tam," insert the words " and Monocacy."

In the 8th line of section 1, after the word " Antietam,"
insert the words "and Monocacy.

The amendments were adopted, and

The bill as amended passed by yeas and nays as follows :

	AFFIRMATIVE.
Messrs.	Guy,	Harig,
Stewart, Speaker,	Sudler,	Markland,
Loker,	Holloway,	Marshall,
Boyer,	Smith, of Wor.,	Conway,
Hammond,	Albaugh,	Coudy,
Iglehart,	Dutrow,	Herbert,
Deale,	Wenner,	Rohrer ,
Bond, of Calvert,	Bowlus,	Seibert,
Mitchell,	Maynard,	Riggs,
Chapman,	Byers,	Offutt,
Montague	Silver,	Conley,
Poteet,	Nelson,	McCulloh,
Holmes,	Vandiver,	Kean,
Biddison,	Brown,	Devecmon,
Rose,	Hubbard,	Trimble,
Lowe,	Wentz,	Hall,
Horsey,	Robb,	Davis, of Carroll,
Stewart, of Dor.,	Blake,	Jordan,
Johnson,	Latrobe,	Harden,
Davis, of Cecil,	Pentland,	Clark,
Touchstone,	Smith, of B. city,	Jones,
Richards,	Bond, of B. city,	Fooks,
Mearns,	Colton,	Hopkins — 70.
Keech,	Chaisty,
	NEGATIVE — None .

Also returned the following House bills,

Severally endorsed, " Passed by yeas and nays."

The bill entitled an Act authorizing the Howard Bank of