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Store checks Stocks Profit and loss Manufactures Subsistence William Kirfaber & Bro Walker , McGraw & Co $ 40 , 226 03 41 , 299 12 16 , 038 78 10 , 263 16 895 13 1 , 125 00 2 , 162 77 536 37 12 , 282 78 11 ...
Store checks Stocks Profit and loss Manufactures Subsistence William Kirfaber & Bro Walker , McGraw & Co $ 40 , 226 03 41 , 299 12 16 , 038 78 10 , 263 16 895 13 1 , 125 00 2 , 162 77 536 37 12 , 282 78 11 ...
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The following soldiers , heretofore discharged , were , for sufficient reasons , readmitted unconditionally : George Walker , late Company F , Fifteenth Massachusetts Volunteers . Charles M. Dodge , late Company E , Third Maine ...
The following soldiers , heretofore discharged , were , for sufficient reasons , readmitted unconditionally : George Walker , late Company F , Fifteenth Massachusetts Volunteers . Charles M. Dodge , late Company E , Third Maine ...
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A letter addressed to Francis A. Walker , Superiotendent of the Census Bureau , Washington , D. C. , will find him ; but the area of investigation will doubtless be very much enlarged . Mr. Thompson . The only new point the gentleman ...
A letter addressed to Francis A. Walker , Superiotendent of the Census Bureau , Washington , D. C. , will find him ; but the area of investigation will doubtless be very much enlarged . Mr. Thompson . The only new point the gentleman ...
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GEORGE WALKER . a NEW YORK , August 26 , 1878 . Mr. WALKER appeared before the committee on its invitation . The CHAIRMAN . Please state your residence and business , Mr. Walker , and what has been your business experience .
GEORGE WALKER . a NEW YORK , August 26 , 1878 . Mr. WALKER appeared before the committee on its invitation . The CHAIRMAN . Please state your residence and business , Mr. Walker , and what has been your business experience .
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Inasmuch as there was no necessity for redemption , do you mean by that that the temptation to take and grant credits was increased by paper money Mr. WALKER . Unquestionably . I think the speculative tendency was greatly inercased ...
Inasmuch as there was no necessity for redemption , do you mean by that that the temptation to take and grant credits was increased by paper money Mr. WALKER . Unquestionably . I think the speculative tendency was greatly inercased ...
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| Título | Miscellaneous Documents: 30th Congress, 1st Session - 49th Congress, 1st Session, Volumen3 United States congressional serial set |
| Autor | United States. Congress. House |
| Publicado | 1879 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Oxford |
| Digitalizado | 13 Dic. 2006 |
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