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Page 1942
I wish to inquire in regard to the poor own . These facts are all as I have stated
them . See they had to give . Many of them have lost sons widows and mothers of
private soldiers and what can be done . She does not own one foot of in the ...
I wish to inquire in regard to the poor own . These facts are all as I have stated
them . See they had to give . Many of them have lost sons widows and mothers of
private soldiers and what can be done . She does not own one foot of in the ...
Page 1945
... Hogan , Hotchkiss , Asa The principal differences between the House hel W.
Hubbard , Chester D. Hubbard , James M. and the Senate were in regard to the
purchase | Augustin Amiot , his legal assigns and repreAn act ( H. R. No. 361 ) to
...
... Hogan , Hotchkiss , Asa The principal differences between the House hel W.
Hubbard , Chester D. Hubbard , James M. and the Senate were in regard to the
purchase | Augustin Amiot , his legal assigns and repreAn act ( H. R. No. 361 ) to
...
Page 1946
Well , I was about to do I have very little to say in regard to the gen with the fact
that the appropriation made for so ... in so far as it regards the number of the $
33,000,000 in the aggregate , being about the minutes they can make them now
...
Well , I was about to do I have very little to say in regard to the gen with the fact
that the appropriation made for so ... in so far as it regards the number of the $
33,000,000 in the aggregate , being about the minutes they can make them now
...
Page 1947
I only pause to say in regard to it now , as it will be fully discussed hereafter , that
this was a great means for recruiting and keeping up the Army , and the
committee thought some such bureau was necessary for the purpose of recruiting
, as the ...
I only pause to say in regard to it now , as it will be fully discussed hereafter , that
this was a great means for recruiting and keeping up the Army , and the
committee thought some such bureau was necessary for the purpose of recruiting
, as the ...
Page 1951
The Chair did not regard || been promoted directly from the ranks . private , before
he received his commission , for the gentleman as accepting the amendment , Mr
. FARNSWORTH . A large number of which alone he enlisted . but the ...
The Chair did not regard || been promoted directly from the ranks . private , before
he received his commission , for the gentleman as accepting the amendment , Mr
. FARNSWORTH . A large number of which alone he enlisted . but the ...
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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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