Letter : Marion, Illinois, to U[lysses] S. Grant, [18]69 March 12.

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Letter : Marion, Illinois, to U[lysses] S. Grant, [18]69 March 12.

Recommends Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll for district attorney, Northern District of Illinois.

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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library

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