1864, c. 340 adds the following section, to take place after section 41:

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CLERKS OF COURTS. [ART. 18. 1862, c. 255 amends section 10 as follows :

1802, c. 255. Return of ac- counts of re- ceipts and expenses.

10. Every clerk, including the clerk of the court of appeals, shall twice in every year, on the first Monday in June and December, return a full and accurate account of all his fees, emoluments and receipts, whether on his own account as such clerk, or for the state, city or county, including fines and forfeitures, and also of all expenses incident to his office, and such accounts shall be rendered under oath, and in such forms and supported by such proofs as shall be prescribed by the comptroller; and every clerk, including said clerk of the court of appeals, shall render with his account of the expenses incident to bis office, a list of the clerks employed by him, stating the rate of compensation allowed to each, and the duties which, they severally perform, and, also, the sums paid for stationery, official and contingent expenses, fuel and other things, and stating the purposes for which said expenses are applied; and in the account of fees, there shall be a separate statement of all those fees charged during the six months included in said account which, at the date of said account, remained uncollected. In force from June 1, 1862. CLERK OF THE COURT OF APPEALS.

1866, c. 340 How he loses his original residence.

42. He shall not be deemed to have abandoned his residence in the city or county where he resided at the time of his appointment by reason of his resi- dence in Annapolis, during the term for which he may have been appointed, unless he shall signify His intention so to abandon his residence in said city or county by voting in Annapolis. In force from March 10, 1864.