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Page 1846
1730 Patent Ofice , resolution that there be printed bill ( H. ! . No. 450 ) to reduce and estabjoint resolution ( S. No. 103 ) in relation to for the use of the Senate ten thousand lish the , of officers , and to regulate the , the pay ...
1730 Patent Ofice , resolution that there be printed bill ( H. ! . No. 450 ) to reduce and estabjoint resolution ( S. No. 103 ) in relation to for the use of the Senate ten thousand lish the , of officers , and to regulate the , the pay ...
Page 1900
... and other matters printed and charges made by Roscoe Conkling at the public expense , in the manage- against , whether any frauds have been ment of the Printing Office , for the perpetrated in his office in connection collection and ...
... and other matters printed and charges made by Roscoe Conkling at the public expense , in the manage- against , whether any frauds have been ment of the Printing Office , for the perpetrated in his office in connection collection and ...
Page 1905
1189 resume their appropriate position and resolution that there be printed for the use functions in the Union without delay ; of the House five thousand copies of the and to this end Congress will cordially joint resolution concerning ...
1189 resume their appropriate position and resolution that there be printed for the use functions in the Union without delay ; of the House five thousand copies of the and to this end Congress will cordially joint resolution concerning ...
Page 1917
1876 , 4091 , 4161 number and in the same style as were remarks on the death of James Humphrey , Weights and measures , bill to fix the standard printed of the reports heretofore made by of New York ..... .3377 of .
1876 , 4091 , 4161 number and in the same style as were remarks on the death of James Humphrey , Weights and measures , bill to fix the standard printed of the reports heretofore made by of New York ..... .3377 of .
Page 1926
I ask to have That the House recede from their disagreement to the seventh amendment of the Senate and agree to Esq . , and a large number of others , asking for an these resolutions printed and referred to the the same with an ...
I ask to have That the House recede from their disagreement to the seventh amendment of the Senate and agree to Esq . , and a large number of others , asking for an these resolutions printed and referred to the the same with an ...
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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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