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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 1932
It was also made their duty to arrest all desertSenate , as in Committee of the Whole , proceeded to consider the bill ( H. R. No. 265 ) Mr. LANE , of Indiana . I move now to take Mr. Cook had gone from this village of Cambridge ...
It was also made their duty to arrest all desertSenate , as in Committee of the Whole , proceeded to consider the bill ( H. R. No. 265 ) Mr. LANE , of Indiana . I move now to take Mr. Cook had gone from this village of Cambridge ...
Page 1933
That may be true . meritorious one . This lady uursed through the These facts can never be explained further than Mr. LANE , of Indiana . The Committee on whole war without compensation , and her the report goes .
That may be true . meritorious one . This lady uursed through the These facts can never be explained further than Mr. LANE , of Indiana . The Committee on whole war without compensation , and her the report goes .
Page 1947
And to avoid all possible mistake | imum it will add $ 100,000 more for pay alone , we have inserted in lieu of it a section provid- | making the whole amount upwards of one miling that no officer of the regular Army who has lion two ...
And to avoid all possible mistake | imum it will add $ 100,000 more for pay alone , we have inserted in lieu of it a section provid- | making the whole amount upwards of one miling that no officer of the regular Army who has lion two ...
Page 1955
... in which aside that order and open the whole subject railroad and telegraph line and brunches ; and said latter case the junction would have been at , or for competition hereafter between the compaecmpany shall complete the same at ...
... in which aside that order and open the whole subject railroad and telegraph line and brunches ; and said latter case the junction would have been at , or for competition hereafter between the compaecmpany shall complete the same at ...
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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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