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Lincoln, Loudoun Co., Va. Month 4th, 1872. Respected friend: We desire to present a brief statement of the facts relating to two bills (S. No. 260 and 860), reported to the Senate from the Committee of claims, "For the relief of the loyal citize
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Printed Ephemera Collection; Portfolio 187, Folder 47a.
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01/01/1872
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Loudoun Co. Va. Citizens.
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