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Page 1934
Richard D. Moore entered the service of the testimony of his commanding officer
ought to United States in 1862 , and that he was dis be taken . He has not only
that , but he has Mr. MORRILL . I now present to the Senate the communication ...
Richard D. Moore entered the service of the testimony of his commanding officer
ought to United States in 1862 , and that he was dis be taken . He has not only
that , but he has Mr. MORRILL . I now present to the Senate the communication ...
Page 1939
Kansas is mistaken in saying that the power be hereafter , killed , or who have
died , or may hereafter die , of wounds received in battle , or of discase I myself
think these appointments should be has been taken away from the Secretary of
the ...
Kansas is mistaken in saying that the power be hereafter , killed , or who have
died , or may hereafter die , of wounds received in battle , or of discase I myself
think these appointments should be has been taken away from the Secretary of
the ...
Page 1952
Emerance Gouler ; which was taken up , growers of Sheffield township , Lorain
county . Ohio , Mr. GARFIELD . During the late war . asking proteetion on woul .
Mr. HALE . I insist that it should not be read a first and second time , and referred
to ...
Emerance Gouler ; which was taken up , growers of Sheffield township , Lorain
county . Ohio , Mr. GARFIELD . During the late war . asking proteetion on woul .
Mr. HALE . I insist that it should not be read a first and second time , and referred
to ...
Page 1967
I would say , “ for the width of eightyscribed . " trict court for the District of
Columbia . " I two feet , to be taken anywhere between the Mr. CLARK . But I think
that does not move that amendment . banks of the said canal ; ' because possibly
by ...
I would say , “ for the width of eightyscribed . " trict court for the District of
Columbia . " I two feet , to be taken anywhere between the Mr. CLARK . But I think
that does not move that amendment . banks of the said canal ; ' because possibly
by ...
Page 1969
... and INGERSOLL . until next Monday . The yeas and nays were ordered . The
House divided ; and the tellers reported Mr. WENTWORTH . I move to proceed
The question being taken , it was decided in --ayes 35 , noes 47 ; no quorum
voting ...
... and INGERSOLL . until next Monday . The yeas and nays were ordered . The
House divided ; and the tellers reported Mr. WENTWORTH . I move to proceed
The question being taken , it was decided in --ayes 35 , noes 47 ; no quorum
voting ...
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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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