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James C. Matthews
Recorder of Deeds for the District of Columbia by Removing the Injunction of Secrecy Be From the Votes, Proceedings and All Documents and Evidence Before the Senate Or Any of the Committee Thereof · 1886–1887
James C. Matthews, Recorder of Deeds for the District of Columbia by Removing the Injunction of Secrecy Be From the Votes, Proceedings and All Documents and Evidence Before the Senate Or Any of the Committee Thereof. The Senate voted 24–19 on the nomination on Apr 5, 1886 ().
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- Recorder of deeds in the district of columbia
49th Congress · 24–19 · Apr 5, 1886 - Recorder of deeds in the district of columbia
49th Congress · 14–38 · Jul 31, 1886 - Recorder of deeds for the district of columbia by removing the injunction of secrecy be from the votes, proceedings and all documents and evidence before the senate or any of the committee thereof
49th Congress · 26–18 · Feb 7, 1887
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