Abraham Lincoln, Washington, D.C., "Blind Memorandum"

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  Abraham Lincoln, Washington, D.C., "Blind Memorandum"

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  Contemporary copy (second copy), with copies of signatures of Lincoln and cabinet members. Memorandum regarding probable failure of re-election. (2 pages)

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  Abraham Lincoln, Washington, D.C., permission for Leonard Swett

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  Contemporary copy. Permission for Leonard Swett to pass through military and naval lines for the purpose of fulfilling his contract with the Treasury Department. On letterhead of Treasury Department, Second Agency, Memphis, Tennessee.

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  Salmon P. Chase, Washington, D.C., letter to Abraham Lincoln

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  Contemporary copy.

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  Abraham Lincoln, Washington, D.C., letter to Mary Tyler Peabody Mann

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  Contemporary copy, made by Susan B. Anthony.

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  Citizens of Washington, D.C. petition to Abraham Lincoln

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  Document signed. Petition with 23 signatures recommending B.B. French as United States Marshal for the District of Columbia.

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  Citizens of Washington, D.C. petition to Abraham Lincoln

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  Document signed. Petition with 63 signatures recommending B.B. French as United States Marshal for the District of Columbia.

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