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... truly , A. Lincoln . Executive Mansion April 17 , 1861 Hon . Atty . Gen. My dear Sir : Two of the judges for Nebraska have been appointed . Please send me your briefs as to the remaining judge and the attorney & marshal . Yours truly ...
... truly , A. Lincoln . Executive Mansion April 17 , 1861 Hon . Atty . Gen. My dear Sir : Two of the judges for Nebraska have been appointed . Please send me your briefs as to the remaining judge and the attorney & marshal . Yours truly ...
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... truly A. Lincoln The rising exigencies of war did not lessen for the President the haggling for appointments , both civil and military . This sampling covers a period of twelve days . Hon . Sec . of War . My dear Sir Executive Mansion ...
... truly A. Lincoln The rising exigencies of war did not lessen for the President the haggling for appointments , both civil and military . This sampling covers a period of twelve days . Hon . Sec . of War . My dear Sir Executive Mansion ...
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... truly A. Lincoln Hon . Sec . of State My dear Sir . Executive Mansion August 20. 1861 Mr. Zebina Eastman , of Chicago , Ills . is one of the earliest , and most efficient of our free - soil laborers . If a position , with even mod ...
... truly A. Lincoln Hon . Sec . of State My dear Sir . Executive Mansion August 20. 1861 Mr. Zebina Eastman , of Chicago , Ills . is one of the earliest , and most efficient of our free - soil laborers . If a position , with even mod ...
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