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Senate debates printing Louis iana message copies
The Senate discussed printing 11,860 extra copies of the President's Louisiana message and documents, then considered a joint resolution to print 10,000 copies. Amendments sought to include the memorial of Bogg Stevenson and McDonald with the report of the New Orleans Democrats. The session also addressed troop information for Petersburg and deputy marshals on election day.
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