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Page 1930
The motion was agreed to ; and the bill ( H. Mr. LANE , of Indiana . There are reports R. No. 218 ) for the relief of Charles Youly was in all these cases . A House or Senate report considered as in Committee of the Whole . accompanies ...
The motion was agreed to ; and the bill ( H. Mr. LANE , of Indiana . There are reports R. No. 218 ) for the relief of Charles Youly was in all these cases . A House or Senate report considered as in Committee of the Whole . accompanies ...
Page 1931
Have you confined your considered as in Committee of the Whole . The name of Mrs. Amarilla Cook , widow of may lie over until I can get the act for the benMr. LANE , of Indiana . Certainly we do . John B. Cook , late deputy provost ...
Have you confined your considered as in Committee of the Whole . The name of Mrs. Amarilla Cook , widow of may lie over until I can get the act for the benMr. LANE , of Indiana . Certainly we do . John B. Cook , late deputy provost ...
Page 1932
ers . vost marshals can hardly be considered in the furlough , and embarked the same day on the Mr. LANE , of Indiana . The papers in the military service . They are civil officers to a very Government steamer Pocahontas for his home ...
ers . vost marshals can hardly be considered in the furlough , and embarked the same day on the Mr. LANE , of Indiana . The papers in the military service . They are civil officers to a very Government steamer Pocahontas for his home ...
Page 1933
Some eight or ten days considered as in Committee of the Whole . Mr. LANE , of Indiana . I move that the after his body was found floating in the DelaIt is to direct the Secretary of the Interior Senate now proceed to the consideration ...
Some eight or ten days considered as in Committee of the Whole . Mr. LANE , of Indiana . I move that the after his body was found floating in the DelaIt is to direct the Secretary of the Interior Senate now proceed to the consideration ...
Page 1934
He acquitted The Secretary read the report_made by the House Committee on Invalid Pensions , by considered of such importance as to jastify , in himself most nobly at the siege of Vicksburg , the judgment of the Senate , their ...
He acquitted The Secretary read the report_made by the House Committee on Invalid Pensions , by considered of such importance as to jastify , in himself most nobly at the siege of Vicksburg , the judgment of the Senate , their ...
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| Title | The Congressional Globe, Part 3 |
| Author | United States. Congress |
| Editors | Francis Preston Blair, John Cook Rives, Franklin Rives, George A. Bailey |
| Publisher | Blair & Rives, 1866 |
| Original from | The Ohio State University |
| Digitized | 26 May 2017 |
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