Aug. 10, 1868.—Richard Ludlow, Philadelphia, Pa., vice
W. V. Archer, removed from the city.

Aug. 28, 1868.—W. Proctor Smith, San Francisco, Cal.,

vice self, failing to qualify.

Sep. 18, 1868.—T. M. Gill, New Orleans, La., vice J. Car-

tam, who failed to qualify.

Oct. 30, 1868.—Joseph L. Papin, St. Louis, Mo., vice F. W.

Rawle, who failed to qualify.

Oct. 30,1868.—Jerome Carty, Philadelphia, Penn., vice

Charles Sergeant, deceased.

Nov. 3, 1868.—Henry P. Woodward, Memphis, Tenn., vice
Hudson Cary, who failed to qualify.

Nov. 10, 1868.—Henry K. Fox, Philadelphia, Penn., vice J.
M. Harding, who failed to quality.

Nov. 20,1868.—John G. Eustis, New Orleans, La., vice E.

Barnett, who failed to qualify.

ODEN BOWIE.
On motion by Mr. Malone,

The Senate advised and consented to the aforegoing ap-
pointments, agreeably to the nominations.

STATE OF MARYLAND,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

Annapolis, January 24,1870.
Gentlemen of the Senate of Maryland :

I herewith transmit to you the appointments of Staff Offi-
cers of the Militia of the State, made by me during the re-
cess of the Senate:

April 7,1869.—Brig. Gen'1 Luther Giddings, Inspector

General.

April 7, 1869.—Brig. Gen'1 Ferdinand C. Latrobe, Judge
Advocate General.

April 7,1869.—Brig. Gen'1 James C. Clarke, Quarter-
Master General.

April 7, 1.869,—Brig. Gen'1 William H. Neilson, Commis-

sary General.

April 7, 1869.—Brig. Gen'1 Eli J. Henkle, Surgeon Gen'1.

" " — Brig. Gen'l George S. Brown, Paymaster

General.
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