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Page 1927
I will ask my friend if the experience that a copy of the Congressional Mr. MORRILL asked , and by unanimous Delegates from the Territories do not get their Globe will be of value to a judge in a Terriconsent obtained , leave to ...
I will ask my friend if the experience that a copy of the Congressional Mr. MORRILL asked , and by unanimous Delegates from the Territories do not get their Globe will be of value to a judge in a Terriconsent obtained , leave to ...
Page 1928
It appears to me to be very strinjudges , to be transmitted to their successors . against pardons by foreign Governments of gent legislation that no leave of absence shall Undoubtedly , every judge gets the Globe , but persons convicted ...
It appears to me to be very strinjudges , to be transmitted to their successors . against pardons by foreign Governments of gent legislation that no leave of absence shall Undoubtedly , every judge gets the Globe , but persons convicted ...
Page 1929
I do not know that I under - but not to my knowledge , and I know that in care and with more regard to the persons to stand this bill , but if I do understand it the very many cases officers leave their positions | be governed , namely ...
I do not know that I under - but not to my knowledge , and I know that in care and with more regard to the persons to stand this bill , but if I do understand it the very many cases officers leave their positions | be governed , namely ...
Page 1931
Must || if the case had come to trial I expected most ate , Mr. Murray died , leaving a widow and they be killed in ... The Secretary read the following report , tee on Pensions on the 23d of March last : beg leave to report : made by ...
Must || if the case had come to trial I expected most ate , Mr. Murray died , leaving a widow and they be killed in ... The Secretary read the following report , tee on Pensions on the 23d of March last : beg leave to report : made by ...
Page 1933
The report of where a soldier absent on sick leave or on furNICHOLAS HIDNER . physicians ' is that she will probably not draw lough comes to his death his widow is entitled Mr. LANE , of Indiana . I move to take up the pension six ...
The report of where a soldier absent on sick leave or on furNICHOLAS HIDNER . physicians ' is that she will probably not draw lough comes to his death his widow is entitled Mr. LANE , of Indiana . I move to take up the pension six ...
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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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