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To His Excellency, Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States, and Hon. Simon Cameron, Secretary of war: Copy of a letter from eminent citizens of New York, to the President and Secretary of war, requesting a trial of Perkins' Steam Gun for

Autograph endorsement signed by Abraham Lincoln on verso of A.L.S., Sep 6, 1861 from John F. Potter to Lincoln requesting an army appointment for Mr. Helper of North Carolina

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