Abraham Lincoln: Telegram to J. K. Dubois
title:
Abraham Lincoln: Telegram to J. K. Dubois
creator:
Abraham Lincoln
date:
1864-11-12
description:
Telegram sent to J. K. Dubois of Illinois following elections.
description:
Office U.S. Military Telegraph War Department Washington, D.C. Nov. 12, 1864 Hon. J. K. Dubois Springfield, Ill. Yours of today, asking that 350 men may be assigned to the 33rd Ilinois shall be attended to. You say "State gone over twent five thousand." Which way did it go? How stands the members of Congress? What Their names? A. Lincoln 43 Shg Ex man No. 25W Ric'd w/P Sent 7.55 By McK
subject:
Abraham Lincoln
subject:
J. K. Dubois
subject:
U.S. War Department
subject:
33rd Illinois Volunteer Infantry Regiment
subject:
elections
subject:
local
description:
Founding Fathers and Presidents
relation:
Halstead Collection
publisher:
Loyola University Chicago Archives and Special Collections https://www.luc.edu/archives
type:
text
description:
jpg
description:
Scanned from original document.
rights:
Contact the Loyola University Chicago Archives & Special Collections for permission to copy or publish.
identifier:
halstead-lincoln.tif
language:
English
coverage:
USA
coverage:
Washington, D.C.
coverage:
19th
publisher:
Loyola University Chicago Archives and Special Collections https://www.luc.edu/archives
relation:
http://www.luc.edu/archives