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

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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. (2 pages)

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  Abraham Lincoln, Washington, D.C., appointment of George Harrington

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  Abraham Lincoln, Washington, D.C., appointment of George Harrington

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  Document signed. Appointment of Harrington to perform the duties of Secretary of the Treasury in the absence of William P. Fessenden.

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  Abraham Lincoln, Washington, D.C., appointment of George Harrington

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  William M. Dunn et al, Washington, D.C., petition to Abraham Lincoln

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  Autograph document signed. Petition from the Representatives in Congress from Indiana recommending John Nixon for Judge of the Court of Claims and signed by W.M. Dunn, Schuyler Colfax, George W. Julian, J.P.C. Shanks, A.S. White, and William Mitchell. On House of Representatives letterhead.

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