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1: (AUTOGRAPHS.) Envelope franked by Lincoln as a congressman.

2: (AUTOGRAPHS.) Commission for a militia officer signed by Lincoln shortly before the war.

3: (AUTOGRAPHS.) Commission of William O. Stoddard as secretary to the president, signed by Lincoln.

4: (AUTOGRAPHS.) Herndon, William H. Partial Document Signed by Lincoln's law partner as "Lincoln & Herndon,"

5: (AUTOGRAPHS.) Grant, Ulysses S. Order to release a prisoner named Charles S. McGarrigle.

6: (AUTOGRAPHS.) Seward, William. Autograph Letter Signed as Governor of New York

7: (AUTOGRAPHS.) Stanton, Edwin M. Endorsement granting a furlough to Vice President Hamlin's son.

8: (AUTOGRAPHS.) Welles, Gideon. Letter Signed as Secretary of the Navy, with a carte-de-visite.

9: (AUTOGRAPHS.) Smith, William E. Pair of letters from an Ohio corporal on Sherman's march.

10: (AUTOGRAPHS.) Group of 9 items relating to William O. Stoddard and Lincoln's other staff secretaries.

11: (BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS.) The Address of the Hon. Abraham Lincoln . . . Delivered at Cooper Institute.

12: (BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS.) Lincoln, Abraham. The Republican Party Vindicated--The Demands of the South Explained: Speech

13: (BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS.) The Bloody Week! Riot, Murder & Arson, Containing a Full Account of this Wholesale Outrage on Life and Property.

14: (BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS.) Celebration by the Colored People's Educational Monument Association, in Memory of Abraham Lincoln

15: (BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS.) Gilbert, E.T.; compiler. Abraham Lincoln by Different Writers, Compiled from Various Magazines.

16: (BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS.) Lincoln Campaign Songster for the Use of Clubs.

17: (BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS.) Political Debates between Hon. Abraham Lincoln and Hon. Stephen A. Douglas.

18: (BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS.) Portraits and Sketches of the Lives of All the Candidates for the Presidency and Vice-Presidency for 1860.

19: (BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS.) President Lincoln's Views: An Important Letter on . . . the Vallandigham Case.

20: (BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS.) Report of the Joint Special Committee on the Burial of Massachusetts Dead at Gettysburg.