946                                  INDEX.                 

MONOCACY--                       

imperatively to levy a sum of money for the con-
struction of a bridge across the, at Nelson's Ford,
referred 184.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY—Petition of citizens of, asking
that a tax may be imposed upon dogs, for the pro-
tection of sheep, referred, 97.

A bill reported to pay the CIerk of the Circuit

Court of, a sum of money, referred; 110; favorable
report on, 136; bill passed, 212; passed by the Sen-

ate, 474.

              Petition of Mary M. Fitch of, praying the passage

of an act to make valid the last will and testament of
Eleanor Mullican, late of, referred, 126; leave granted
to bring in a bill, 399.

Leave given to bring in a bill authorizing and re-
quiring the commissioners of tax of, to levy a sum of
money for the relief of Martha Henly and children,
            277; bill reported, 302; bill passed and sent to the

Senate, 569; returned passed by the Senate, 751.
         Leave to bring in a bill, to incorporate the Mont-

gomery Lodge, No. 88, of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows, in Damascus, in, 276.
         Leave to bring in a bill to relieve the sureties of

                   Thomas F. W. Vinson, former collector of the 4th

election district of, 388; bill passed and sent to the
Senate, 780; returned passed by the Senate, 833.
Petition of Thomas Fawcett and 62 other citizens
             of, praying a uniform and improved system of educa-

tion, 396; referred, 397.

Petition of Samuel T. Stonestreet and other citi-
zens of, praying a uniform registration of births, mar-
riages and deaths in the State, 397; referred, ib.

Petition of W. H. Stabler and 16 other citizens of,
for a change of the road system, referred, 449.           

              A bill reported, to pay the commissioners of, the

expenses attending the prosecution of Marshal M.
         Offitt, by the State, 439.

A bill reported, entitled, an act for the relief of the
            Commissioners of, 524; bill passed and sent to the

Senate, 800; returned passed by the Senate, 849.

Petition of sundry citizens of, to allow free negroes
residing in the District of Columbia to visit their re-