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James M. Davis to Abraham Lincoln, Monday, April 09, 1849 (Appointment)

George D. Blakey to Abraham Lincoln, Saturday, August 10, 1861 (Seeks appointment to West Point for his son)

E. R. Emerson to D. K. Boswell, Monday, December 10, 1860 (Appointment)

William Marvin to Abraham Lincoln, Friday, July 24, 1863 (Appointment of judge at Key West)

Caleb B. Smith to Abraham Lincoln, Tuesday, October 15, 1861 (Appointment of Moses Kelly)

Erasmus D. Gaines to John G. Nicolay, Monday, March 03, 1862 (West Point appointment)

West Tennessee Union Citizens to Abraham Lincoln, Tuesday, April 19, 1864 (Appointment of delegates to confer with Lincoln)

Charles III, King of Spain, September 27, 1784, Appointment of Diego de Gardoqui to Sign Commerce Treaty with the United States; "Encargada de Negocios"

Appointment of Diego de Gardoqui to Sign Commerce Treaty with the United States; "Encargada de Negocios"

Charles III, King of Spain, September 27, 1784, Appointment of Diego de Gardoqui to Sign Commerce Treaty with the United States; "Encargada de Negocios"

Appointment of Diego de Gardoqui to Sign Commerce Treaty with the United States; "Encargada de Negocios"

Charles III, King of Spain, September 27, 1784, Appointment of Diego de Gardoqui to Sign Commerce Treaty with the United States; "Encargada de Negocios"

Appointment of Diego de Gardoqui to Sign Commerce Treaty with the United States; "Encargada de Negocios"

President's speech. American Congress. House of representatives. Wednesday. December. The House being assembled, a message was sent to the Senate, to inform them that they were ready agreeably to appointment, to receive any communication which t

Evans 31427.; Imprint 3. Available also through the Library of Congress web site in two forms: as facsimile page images and as full text in SGML. Printed Ephemera Collection; Portfolio 167, Folder 9.

President's speech. American Congress. House of representatives. Wednesday. December. The House being assembled, a message was sent to the Senate, to inform them that they were ready agreeably to appointment, to receive any communication which t

Evans 31427.; Imprint 3. Available also through the Library of Congress web site in two forms: as facsimile page images and as full text in SGML. Printed Ephemera Collection; Portfolio 167, Folder 9.

Abraham Lincoln to James Speed, Thursday, April 13, 1865 (Appointment for William Kellogg)

Hugh McCulloch to Abraham Lincoln, Monday, March 13, 1865 (Sends appointment)

W. P. Wilson to Andrew G. Curtin, Tuesday, June 23, 1863 (Military appointment)

Ulysses S. Grant to Abraham Lincoln, Tuesday, March 29, 1864 (Telegram concerning appointment for Captain Kinney)

Muscatine County Iowa Bar Members to Abraham Lincoln, 1862 (Petition recommending appointment of Samuel Miller)

Edward Bates to Abraham Lincoln, Thursday, December 04, 1862 (Appointment of generals)

Mark W. Delahay to Abraham Lincoln, Friday, November 27, 1863 (Judicial appointment for Delahay)

Abraham Lincoln to Winfield Scott, Wednesday, June 05, 1861 (Appointment of Montgomery Meigs as Quartermaster General)

Ohio Legislature Republicans to Abraham Lincoln, January 1861 (Petition requesting cabinet appointment for Ohio)

Eli Fonas to Abraham Lincoln, Saturday, February 27, 1864 (Telegram requesting appointment)

Mark W. Delahay to Abraham Lincoln, Thursday, May 28, 1863 (Dissatisfaction with appointment of General Schofield)

Abraham Lincoln to Edward Bates, Monday, November 10, 1862 (Judicial appointment in Indiana)

Thurlow Weed to Abraham Lincoln, March 30 [1864] (Appointment of John T. Hogeboom)

Solano County California Republicans to Ira P. Rankin, June 1861 (Memorial protesting appointment of Lockwood Todd)

David Wilmot to Abraham Lincoln, Tuesday, March 10, 1863 (Appreciates his appointment)

William H. Seward to Abraham Lincoln, Tuesday, January 21, 1862 (West Point appointment; endorsed by Abraham Lincoln, Jan. 22, 1862)

Florida Citizens to Abraham Lincoln, Friday, December 05, 1862 (Petitions recommending appointment of Eli Thayer as governor)

Joseph T. Eccles to Abraham Lincoln, Friday, April 20, 1849 (Appointment)

James R. Doolittle to Abraham Lincoln, Friday, March 15, 1861 (Diplomatic appointment to Sardinia)

William S. Wells to Lockwood M. Todd, Tuesday, August 13, 1861 (Appointment)

... A bill to authorize the appointment of a surveyor for the Virginia military district within the state of Ohio. December 9, 1828.

Page Order: Leaflet Available also through the Library of Congress web site in two forms: as facsimile page images and as full text in SGML. Printed Ephemera Collection; Portfolio 229, Folder 19.

... A bill to authorize the appointment of a surveyor for the Virginia military district within the state of Ohio. December 9, 1828.

Page Order: Leaflet Available also through the Library of Congress web site in two forms: as facsimile page images and as full text in SGML. Printed Ephemera Collection; Portfolio 229, Folder 19.

... A bill to authorize the appointment of a surveyor for the Virginia military district within the state of Ohio. December 9, 1828.

Page Order: Leaflet Available also through the Library of Congress web site in two forms: as facsimile page images and as full text in SGML. Printed Ephemera Collection; Portfolio 229, Folder 19.

... A bill to authorize the appointment of a surveyor for the Virginia military district within the state of Ohio. December 9, 1828.

Page Order: Leaflet Available also through the Library of Congress web site in two forms: as facsimile page images and as full text in SGML. Printed Ephemera Collection; Portfolio 229, Folder 19.

At a meeting of the Council of appointment held at the City-Hall of the City of Albany, on [Saturday] the [seventh] day of [April] 179[ 8] Present his Excellency John Jay, Esquire, President ... Resolved that [Samuel Stone] be and he is hereby

Blank form filled out in mss for Samuel Stone and dated 7 April 1798.; Not in Evans.; 1798.; On verso: Surgeons Mate Samuel Stone. Available also through the Library of Congress web site in two forms: as facsi More