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JOINT RESOLUTION providing Cor the dis,r,lr.,
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gess ana the ceoaes contributing TO the true Int rpre
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approved August 6, 1852"
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lions that popular 10 and executive head both gifted
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have about five hundred surus copies of the Congre,
SOndt Globe Tor the last session. which besides the
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81 during the session. The proceedings ard laws make
1852 snd the list of appropriation and index not
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Washington, Oct 18th 1852 Nov 4-6W