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Austin A. King, Washington, D.C., letter to Abraham Lincoln
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Austin A. King, Washington, D.C., letter to Abraham Lincoln
Manuscripts
Autograph letter signed. Letter regarding pardon for Levi Brashear and William A. Guthrie. Endorsed by Lincoln: "Attorney General please make out pardons in these two cases. A. Lincoln." Includes a statement of the cases in the United States Circuit Court of Missouri, referred to in the letter, and filing envelope.
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Austin A. King, Washington, D.C., letter to Abraham Lincoln
Manuscripts
Autograph letter signed. Request for pardon of John B. Corner of Missouri. Signed and endorsed by Lincoln, 1864 January 27. Includes filing envelope. (2 pages)
HM 23936

Austin A. King, Washington, D.C., letter to Abraham Lincoln
Manuscripts
Autograph letter signed. Request for pardon of John B. Corner of Missouri. Signed and endorsed by Lincoln, 1864 January 27. Includes filing envelope.
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James S. Rollins et al, Washington, D.C., letter to Abraham Lincoln
Manuscripts
Letter signed. Request for pardon of Porter Jackman of Missouri; also signed by: William A. Hall, Austin A. King, and John G. Scott. With two endorsements of Lincoln, 1864 February 17 and March 2, and one of Edward Bates, 1864 March 2. Includes filing envelope. (3 pages)
HM 23924
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Reuben Shultz, Gentry County, Missouri, letter to Austin A. King, Washington, D.C
Manuscripts
Autograph letter signed. Request for pardon, includes Lincoln autograph note signed to Edward Bates, 1864 March 2. (4 pages)
HM 23923
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James M. Campbell, Knoxville, Tennessee, letter to Abraham Lincoln
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Autograph letter signed. Letter requesting special pardon, includes filing envelope. (3 pages)
HM 23926