Papers, 1861 Sept. 29 and 1871 May 31.

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Papers, 1861 Sept. 29 and 1871 May 31.

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Sept. 29, 1861 special order authorizes Samuel R. Black to establish recruiting station at Keokuk, Iowa for the 7th Iowa Infantry, includes note of Nathaniel B. Baker; document, May 31, 1871 authorizes John F. Hartley to act as secretary of the Treasury in absence of George S. Boutwell.

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