Letter, 1862 Apr. 16, [Washington, D.C.], to Abraham Lincoln, [Washington, D.C.].

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Letter, 1862 Apr. 16, [Washington, D.C.], to Abraham Lincoln, [Washington, D.C.].

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States that Stanton will send up nomination of Slaughter for post of assistant Commissary if the president so advises. Endorsed at bottom: "I do advise, A. Lincoln."

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Dartmouth College Library

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