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Jones, seventh district. papers referred, 409. from Ohio: case of Eggleston vs.
Strader, first district. time extended, 249; papers referred, 562, 636. resolution
extending time for taking testimony in the contested-election case of Eggleston vs
.
Jones, seventh district. papers referred, 409. from Ohio: case of Eggleston vs.
Strader, first district. time extended, 249; papers referred, 562, 636. resolution
extending time for taking testimony in the contested-election case of Eggleston vs
.
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588 Mr. Wood.................. ........... 18 case of Sheafe vs. Tillman, fourth district. time
extended, 588. resolution extending time in the contested-election case of
Sheafe vs. Tillman, from the fourth district of Tennessee—[By Mr. Paine, April 7,
1869.] ...
588 Mr. Wood.................. ........... 18 case of Sheafe vs. Tillman, fourth district. time
extended, 588. resolution extending time in the contested-election case of
Sheafe vs. Tillman, from the fourth district of Tennessee—[By Mr. Paine, April 7,
1869.] ...
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The bill was reported from the Committee on the District of Columbia after a full
consideration at the last session, and passed the Senate, and was only laid, for
want of time in the House of Representatives, on the Speaker's table. The
question ...
The bill was reported from the Committee on the District of Columbia after a full
consideration at the last session, and passed the Senate, and was only laid, for
want of time in the House of Representatives, on the Speaker's table. The
question ...
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| Title | The Congressional Globe, Volume 62 |
| Author | United States. Congress |
| Contributor | Library of Congress. National Digital Library Program |
| Publisher | Blair & Rives, 1869 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 30 Oct 2009 |
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