Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 236
ng a few dollars out of the Treasuryfor the loss of a blanket in the Government service. The proceedings of the Senate and House aremethodical; otherwise, with so many Congress-men, it would be almost impossible to accomplishanything at all toward advancing the interests ofthe nation. To restrain… … ONE OF THE ROSES OF SENATORIAL LIFE.— He 15 invited to all receptions, and IS * a distinsruished guest wherever he coes. that instrument for particulars as to its power. To it, was very simple. After prayers by the chaplain, raise money to defray the expenses of the general the next thing was the…
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