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	heirs of deceased soldiers, and to re-enact and amend
	the same," and the act passed at the January ses-
	sion, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, chapter one
	hundred and sixty-two, entitled "An act to amend
	an act entitled an act to aid and encourage enlist-
	ments into the Maryland regiments in the service of
	the United States, passed eighteen hundred and
	sixty-four, chapter fifteen, and to provide for the
	prompt payment of bounties therein specified, and
	to repeal section four of said act and to re-enact the
	same so as to make the bounties therein specified
	payable to the widows and heirs of deceased sol-
	diers, and to make said bounties payable to the heirs
	of such soldiers as having been honorably discharged,
	after faithful service, have died without receiving the
	benefits of its provisions, and the act passed at the Jan-
	uary session, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, chap-
	ter three hundred and seventy-one, entitled an act
	supplementary to acts passed February third, eigh-
	teen hundred and sixty-five, chapter thirty-three,
	and March fourteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-
	five, chapter one hundred and six, relating to bounty
	to volunteers and drafted men," and the acts passed
	at the January session, eighteen hundred and sixty-
	seven, chapter three hundred and seventy-two, en-
	titled "An act to further extend the time and provi-
	sions of the act passed February sixth, chapter fif-
	teenth, and March fourteenth, eighteen hundred and	Repealed.
	sixty-seven, chapter three hundred and seventy-three, and the supplements thereto relating to the payment
	of bounties to volunteers and drafted men of this
	State," be and the same are hereby repealed.
	SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That the payment of
	bounty or bounties authorized and directed by any	Payment pro-
	and all of the Acts of Assemby mentioned in the	hibited.
	first section of this act is hereby prohibited.
	SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That this act shall take	When effec-
	effect from the first day of April, eighteen hundred	tive.
	and eighty.
	Approved March 15, 1880.