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Hingham Bank Check, Paid To W. W., Signed By Williams Whiton
Hingham Bank Check, Paid To W. W., Signed By Williams Whiton
Ephemera
Hingham Bank check dated 13 June 1865. It is made out to W. W. by William Whiton for the amount of $75. A cream George Washington two cent stamp is located at the top left corner of the object.
Hingham Bank Check, Paid To W W, Signed By William Whiton
Hingham Bank Check, Paid To W W, Signed By William Whiton
Ephemera
Hingham Bank check dated 8 May 1865. It is made out to W. W. by William Whiton for the amount of $176.52. A cream George Washington two cent stamp is located at the left side of the object.
Hingham Bank Check, Paid To W W, Signed By William Whiton
Hingham Bank Check, Paid To W W, Signed By William Whiton
Ephemera
Hingham Bank check dated 4 May 1865. It is made out to W. W. by William Whiton for the amount of $75. A cream George Washington two cent stamp is located at left side of the object.
A Sketch Of The Life And Times Of Abraham Lincoln: (To Accompany A Portrait)., Mary Eno Bassett Mumford
A Sketch Of The Life And Times Of Abraham Lincoln: (To Accompany A Portrait)., Mary Eno Bassett Mumford
Pamphlets
The Emancipation proclamation: pages 51-54.
Indianapolis To Chicago: Special Funeral Train For The Escort Of The Remains Of Our Late President, Abraham Lincoln : Leave Indianapolis At 12 Night, April 30th, 1865. Arrive At Chicago At 11 A.M. May 1st ...
Pamphlets
The time and regulations are by order of D.C. McCallum, Brev. Brig.-Gen. director and gen'l manager Mil. R.R., U.S. Rules and regulations signed by W.F. Reynolds, Pres. L. & I.R.R. [Lafayette and Indianapolis Railroad], B.F. Masten, Sup't. L., N.A. & C.R.R. [Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railroad Co.], R.N. Rice, Gen. Sup't. M.C.R.R. [Michigan Central Railroad Company]--p. [3]. Monaghan 570; not in Stern. Contains detailed timetable, and ""Rules and regulations"" for the journey. Title and text in mourning borders.
Memorial Sermons :The Capture Of Richmond. Some Of The Results Of The War. The Assassination Of The President, Eddwin Bonaparte Webb
Memorial Sermons :The Capture Of Richmond. Some Of The Results Of The War. The Assassination Of The President, Eddwin Bonaparte Webb
Pamphlets
Sermons delivered in Shawmut Church, Boston, on April 9, 13 and 16, 1865.
Peace: Message From The President Of The United States, Transmitting In Compliance With The Resolution Of February 8, 1865, Information Relative To A Conference Held At Hampton Roads With Mssrs. A.H. Stephens, R.M.T. Hunter, And J.A. Campbell., Abraham Lincoln
Pamphlets
Includes material related to and by William Henry Seward
A Sermon On The Assassination Of Abraham Lincoln: Preached At Surrey Chapel, London, Sunday, May 14, 1865, Newman Hall
A Sermon On The Assassination Of Abraham Lincoln: Preached At Surrey Chapel, London, Sunday, May 14, 1865, Newman Hall
Pamphlets
A sermon memorializing the death of Abraham Lincoln.
Sermon Occasioned By The Assassination Of President Lincoln: Delivered April 16, 1865 In First Presbyterian Church Of Paterson, N.J., William Henry Hornblower
Sermon Occasioned By The Assassination Of President Lincoln: Delivered April 16, 1865 In First Presbyterian Church Of Paterson, N.J., William Henry Hornblower
Pamphlets
Sermond delivered by W. H. Hornblower at the First Presbyterian Church, Patterson, N.J. on the assassination of President Lincoln, April 16, 1865.
Funeral Address On The Death Of Abraham Lincoln: Delivered In The Church Of The Covenant, April 19, 1865, Clement Moore Butler
Funeral Address On The Death Of Abraham Lincoln: Delivered In The Church Of The Covenant, April 19, 1865, Clement Moore Butler
Pamphlets
This was in fact a memorial address: Lincoln's body was not present.
Proceedings Of The City Council Of Baltimore: In Relation To The Death Of Abraham Lincoln, Late President Of The United States., Baltimore, Maryland. City Council.
Proceedings Of The City Council Of Baltimore: In Relation To The Death Of Abraham Lincoln, Late President Of The United States., Baltimore, Maryland. City Council.
Pamphlets
Resolved by both branches of the City Council of Baltimore, That the Clerks of the Council be and are hereby directed to have five hundred copies of the proceedings of the Council in reference to the death of President Lincoln, together with the addresses of Messrs. Hatch, Cox and Valiant, printed in neat pamphlet form.
In Memoriam, Abraham Lincoln: Assassinated At Washington, April 14, 1865, Being A Brief Account Of The Proceedings Of Meetings, Action Of Authorities And Societies, Speeches, Sermons, Addresses And Other Expressions Of Public Feeling On Reception Of The News, And At The Funeral Obsequies Of The President, At Buffalo, N.Y.
Pamphlets
Includes anecdotes from the days following President Lincoln's death.
Celebration By The Colored People's Educational Monument Association In Memory Of Abraham Lincoln., National Lincoln Monument Association Washington, D.C.
Celebration By The Colored People's Educational Monument Association In Memory Of Abraham Lincoln., National Lincoln Monument Association Washington, D.C.
Pamphlets
Includes correspondence.
In Memoriam, Abraham Lincoln: Assassinated At Washington, April 14, 1865, Being A Brief Account Of The Proceedings Of Meetings, Action Of Authorities And Societies, Speeches, Sermons, Addresses And Other Expressions Of Public Feeling On Reception Of The News, And At The Funeral Obsequies Of The President, At Buffalo, N.Y.
Pamphlets
Includes anecdotes from the days following President Lincoln's death.
Anniversary Celebration Of The New England Society In The City Of New York., New England Society In The City Of New York.
Anniversary Celebration Of The New England Society In The City Of New York., New England Society In The City Of New York.
Pamphlets
Includes the Society's constitution, by-laws, charities, and list of members. The Fifty-ninth includes text of letter from President Lincoln to Joseph H.Choate, Chairman of the commiteee of arrangements regretting that he would be unable to attend the 244th anniversary of the landing of the Pilgrim Fathers on Dec.22.
Message Of The President Of The United States : Communicating, In Compliance With A Resolution Of The 23d Instant, A Copy Of General Orders No. 23, Issued By Major General Banks At New Orleans, Dated February 3, 1864., Abraham Lincoln
Pamphlets
Caption title. February 28, 1865.--Read, ordered to lie on the table and be printed--Page [1].
Message Of The President Of The United States : Communicating, In Compliance With A Resolution Of The Senate Of The 12th Instant, Information In Relation To The States Of The Union Lately In Rebellion, Accompanied By A Report Of Carl Schurz On The States Of South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, And Louisiana; Also A Report Of Lieutenant General Grant, On The Same Subject., Andrew Johnson
Pamphlets
Caption title. December 19, 1865.--Read and ordered to be printed. Printed also as Senate Ex. doc. no. 2.
Funeral March In Memory Of Our Lamented President Abraham Lincoln
Funeral March In Memory Of Our Lamented President Abraham Lincoln
Sheet Music
No abstract
Eulogy On Abraham Lincoln, Late President Of The United States: Delivered Before The New England Historic-Genealogical Society, Boston, May 3, 1865, Elias Nason
Pamphlets
Poem on page 27: The burial of Abraham Lincoln, signed at end.
Gems From Abraham Lincoln: Born February 11, 1809, In Hardin County, Ky., Died April 15th, 1865, At Washington, D.C., Abraham Lincoln
Gems From Abraham Lincoln: Born February 11, 1809, In Hardin County, Ky., Died April 15th, 1865, At Washington, D.C., Abraham Lincoln
Pamphlets
Include's Knox's poem as transcribed by F.B. Carpenter from Lincoln's recitation.
Capture Of Jeff Davis., John Forbes
Capture Of Jeff Davis., John Forbes
Pamphlets
Numbered on envelope #125. Song in five stanzas. Composed &sung by John Forbes at Long's Varieties, 758 South Third St., below German, Philiadelphia. Verse; first line - ""White folks now I'll sing a ditty, if you'll listen to my song, "" Text within illustrated border.
The Practice Of Justice Our Only Security For The Future: Remarks Of Hon. William D. Kelley, Of Pennsylvania, In Support Of His Proposed Amendment To The Bill ""To Guaranty To Certain States Whose Governments Have Been Usurped Or Overthrown A Republican Form Of Government"" : Delivered In The House Of Representatives, January 16, 1865., William Darrah Kelley
Pamphlets
Remarks of Hon. William D. Kelley, of Pennsylvania, in Support of his Proposed Amendment to the Bill "To Guaranty to Certain States whose Governments have been Usurped or Overthrown a Republican Form of Government," delivered in the House of Representatives, January 16, 1865.
Message Of The President Of The United States Communicating, In Compliance With A Resolution Of The Senate Of The 13th Ultimo, Information In Relation To The Present Condition Of Mexico And The Case Of The French War Transport Steamer Rhine., United States. Department Of State.
Message Of The President Of The United States Communicating, In Compliance With A Resolution Of The Senate Of The 13th Ultimo, Information In Relation To The Present Condition Of Mexico And The Case Of The French War Transport Steamer Rhine., United States. Department Of State.
Pamphlets
Senate executive document, number 33 of the 38th Congress, 2nd Session.
Journal Of The Electoral College Of Pennsylvania, Held In The State Capitol, At Harrisburg, Wednesday, December 7, 1864., Pennsylvania. Electoral College.
Journal Of The Electoral College Of Pennsylvania, Held In The State Capitol, At Harrisburg, Wednesday, December 7, 1864., Pennsylvania. Electoral College.
Pamphlets
Minutes from the meeting of the Electorial College, including voting in a new president for the electorial college, 1864.
The Perpetuity Of National Life : A Sermon, Delivered On Thanksgiving Day ... Dec. 7, 1865, In Christ Church, Pelham, N.Y., Edward W. Syle
The Perpetuity Of National Life : A Sermon, Delivered On Thanksgiving Day ... Dec. 7, 1865, In Christ Church, Pelham, N.Y., Edward W. Syle
Pamphlets
The Perpetuity of National life : A sermon, delivered on Thanksgiving Day, Tuesday, Dec. 7, 1865, in Christ Church, Pelham, N.Y by the Rev. E. W. Syle, A. M., Rector.
Charles Dicken's New Christmas Story: Mrs. Lirriper's Legacy., Charles Dickens
Charles Dicken's New Christmas Story: Mrs. Lirriper's Legacy., Charles Dickens
Pamphlets
Title within double rules. Text printed in double columns.
Abraham Lincoln : Speech At The Funeral Service In The Zion Church, Philadelphia, April 19, 1865, Adolph Spaeth
Abraham Lincoln : Speech At The Funeral Service In The Zion Church, Philadelphia, April 19, 1865, Adolph Spaeth
Pamphlets
This pamphlet is a funeral sermon written in German.
Special Time Table For Funeral Train Of Our Late President, Abraham Lincoln, On Tuesday, April 25th, 1865., Hudson River Railroad.
Special Time Table For Funeral Train Of Our Late President, Abraham Lincoln, On Tuesday, April 25th, 1865., Hudson River Railroad.
Pamphlets
Funeral journey from New York to East Albany.
Death Of President Lincoln : Public Meeting In Boone County, Missouri.
Death Of President Lincoln : Public Meeting In Boone County, Missouri.
Pamphlets
From the Columbia Missouri statesman, April 28, 1865. Includes an address by William F. Switzler, resolutions presented by James S. Rollins, and a letter from Missouri Governor Thomas C. Fletcher. Text within black border. A public expresson of grief and mourning and support for the Union, from the heart of Missouri's ""Little Dixie,"" a stronghold of slavery and Southern sympahies, and at the time of Lincoln's assassination a near-lawless region dominated by bushwhackers, vigilantes and state militia men. The proceedings, held in the courthouse in Columbia, included remarks by Col. William F. Switzler (1819-1906), journalist, Missouri historian and editor of …