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GEO. D. SMITH, 547 5th AVENU E, 70 WALL STREET NEW YORK

TELEPHONES: MURRAY HILL, 2626; JOHN, 2642 Books and Pamphlets Relating to Abraham Lincoln

1. ARNAUD (ACHILLE) . Abraham Lincoln. Sa Naissance, sa Vie, sa Mort. Avec un Recit de la guerre d'Amerique J'apres les Docu- ments Jes plus authentiques. W ith fine medallion portrait of Lincoln by Jahicr on the paper wrapper, woodcut portrait after Parmentier and numerous fine woodcut illustrations. Small folio, half morocco, gilt top, UNcu·r and UNOPE:-!ED, original wrappers bound in Paris, '1865. $20.00 T he first and best French Life of Lincoln. Dedicated to ".\fadamc Abraham Liucoh1.' ' Very fine copy. 2. BAIN (J. W .). National Lessons from the Life and Death of PRESIDENT LrncOLN. A sermon preached in the United Presbyterian Church, Canonsburg, Pa. 8vo., half morocco, original wrappers hound in Pittsburg, 1865. $12.00 Ra,·c. 11\sertcd are two letters from Mr. Bain to Charles H. Hart, Lincoln's Uibliographer, dated January, '66, regretting that he could not send him a copy of his book, and mentioning that only 500 were printed. Also sends him the names of some other Pennsylvania L incoln sermons. 3. BAKER (JOHN F.) . O ur i\Iartyr President. 8vo, half morocco. Brooklyn: Privately printed, 1865. $50.00 One of the rarest of the Lincoln 'Tributes. Only 100 copies having been printed for members of the Hamilton Literary Association. Inserted arc two Y'v letters from the author, one presenting this copy to Charles H . Hart, and the other informing him as to the number of copies printed and that it was only presented to rncmbers of the club hound up ,-..·ith others of the author's essays and speeches. 4. BALDRIDGE (S. C.) . The Martyr Prince. A Sermon preached on the occasion of the assassination of PRESJDENT LINCOLN delivered in the Presbyterian Church, F,·iendsvilic. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in, uncut. Cincinnati, 0., 1865. $10.00 \ Vith letter from the author sending names of three other funeral sermons preached on Lincoln in Cincinnati. 5. BARTHOLOMEW (J.· G.) . The Hour of Peril. A Sermon preached in the Universalist Church in Roxbury, April 21, 1861. 8vo, wrappers, Boston, 1861. $3.00 6. BINNEY (WILLIAM) . Proceedings of the City Council of P rovidence on the Death of ABRJ\HAM LrxcoLx, with the Oration by W illiam Binney. 8vo, half morocco, original glazed wrappers bound 3. - in, UNCUT. Providence, 1865. $7.50 First Edition. Large paper copy. With A. L. S. from the author detailing the Editions of his Lincoln Orations. 7. BIRD (M. B.) . The Victorious. A small poem on the assassination of PRESIDENT LINCOLN. By M. H. Bird, Wesleyan Missionary at Port-au-Prince, Hayti. 12mo, half morocco, cloth covers, bound ·z in. Kingston, Jamaica, 1866. $7.50 Contains J7 pages of "Introductory Remarks e.Ypressive of the deep feeling in lia.sti on tire arrfval of the ·news of the assassination of the Prcside11t.n Geo. D. Smith, 547 Fifth Avenue and ·10 Wall Sti·eet

8. BIRD (M. B.). The Victorious. A small poem on the Assassi- nation of President Lincoln. 121110, cloth. Kingston, Jamaica, 1866. $16.00 Presentation copy frorn the author, with his presentation inscription to E. C. Stedman. 9. BLACKWELL ( S. H .). Lincoln's Military Genius. Life of Anna Ella Carroll, of Maryland. Compiled from Family Records and Congressional Documents by Sarah Helen Blackwell. Illustrations. 16mo, cloth. \1/ashington, D. C., -1891. $4.50 '' The Great unrecog1ii.ced Member of Li11colu's Cabinct.1' ..\n interesting claim that M:iss Carroll furnished to Lincoln the entire plan of the famous Cam• paign of the Tennessee River. 10. BLAKE (JOHN FALKNER) . A Sermon on the Services and. Death of ABRAHAM LINCOLN preached in Christ Church, Bridge- port, Conn., April 16, 1865. Black borders to every page. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in New York, 1865. $12.00 t, A fine and scarce Lincoln sermon. In it is inserted an interesting letter from the author to Lincoln's Bibliographer, C. 1-I. Hart, sending him the sermon and requestin_g that in the list his name as author might be changed to J ohn Blake Falk11cr instead of John Falkner Blake. 11. BLISS (T. E.). "Clarum et Venerabile Nomen." A discourse, commemorative of the Life and Character of ABRAHAM LINCOLN. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Memphis, Tenn., 1865. $5.00 12. BOARDMAN ( GEORGE N.) . The Death of PRESIDENT LINCOLN. A Sermon preached in the Presbyterian Church, Bing- hamton. 8vo, half morocco, original covers bound in, Binghamton, N. Y., 1865. $10.00. \\Tith two interesting letters from the author referring to his sermons on Lincoln, the number of copies printed, etc. Written to Charles fl. Hart, the aurhor of the " Bibliographia Lincolniana." 13. BOOTH. Confession de J ohn Wilkes Booth, Assassin du PRi;;sIDENT ABRAHAM L INCOLN, publie d'apres le Manuscrit Original. 12mo, half morocco, uncut, original wrapper bound in. Paris, 1865. Pf.- $20.00 I Extremely curious and scarce. The first 25 pages contain a biographical account of Booth and his relations and describe bow the original manuscript confession, ,vritten by Booth at " Garrett's Farm," had been brought from there by one of Booth's accomplices through New York to England. With account of Booth's burial and the trial of the conspirators at end, pp. 120-267. 14. BULLOCK (ALEX. H.). Abraham Lincoln: the J ust Mag- istrate, the Representative Statesman, the Practical Philanthropist. 8vo, wrappers. \1/orcester, June 1, 1865. $1.75 15. BUNGENER (F.) . Lincoln. Sa Vie, son CEuvre, et sa Mort. 121110, half morocco, gilt top uncut, original covers bound in. Lausanne, 1865. $10.00 First Edition. Rare. 16. BUNGENER (F.) . Lincoln. Zijn Leven, Werk en Dood. Naar het Fransch van F . Bungener. 12mo, half morocco, wrappers ( with portrait) bound in. Utrecht, 1866. $12.50 The ,,ery rare Dutch Life of Lincoln. Geo. D. Smith, 547 Fifth Ave1me a11d 70 Wall Street

17. BURDICK (C. F .) . Slavery and its Crimes. A Sermon on the Assassi11atio11 of the President, preached in the M. E. Church at Saratoga Springs. 8,·o half morocco, original wrappers bound in. T roy, K. Y., 1865. $12.50 An extremely rare and interesting L incoln memorial. 18. BURGESS ( C.) . The Life and Character of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, ""ith some Lessons from his Death. A Discourse delivered at a Union Meeting of the Baptist, Methodist and Presbyterian Con- gregations of Panama, April 30, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Jamestown, N. Y., 1865. $10.00 Rare. \.Yith interesting letter from the author bound in saying ;; there we1·e 300 copies printed of the Sermo11 011 the deal/, oi our good Pres;de11t Li11col••, Panama) J u/y 26, 1866." 19. BURTON (JOHN E.) Abraham L incoln : An Oration. Por- trait. Royal 8vo, half morocco, original covers bound in. Milwaukee, 1903. $12.00 One of 26 copies on tinte

Robert Ingersoll's Copy. 22. CANISIUS (DR. THEODOR) . Abraham Lincoln. Fine woodcut portrait of Lincoln with Beard. 12mo, original cloth. Stutt- gart, 1878. $12.50 Interesting copy of this very scarce and cui-ious Life of Lincoln. On fly.Jeaf the: author has written ~- To Col. Robett G. Ingersoll fr-om his Friend T. Co.nisius. Bristol, England, Feb. 22, 1881." 23. CHAFFIN (WILLIAM L.). The President's Death and its Lessons. A Discourse before the Second Unitarian Society. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Philadelphia, 1865. $12.50 71 Rare. Bound in is an interesting autograph letter from the author, 1>resenting xir. Hart with the book. 24. CHAMBERLAIN (N. H .) . The Assassination of PRESIDENT LINCOLN. A Sermon preached in St. James Church, Birmingham, Ct. 12mo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. New York, 1865. $5.00 A rare Connecticut memorial. 25. CLARKE (JAMES FREEMAN). Order of Services at In- diana Place Chapel, on Easter Sunday, April 16, 1865, being the Sun- day after the assassination of ABRAHAM LINCOLN. 12mo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Boston, 1865. $10.00 Contains very fine poem by the author, whose name does not appear at all in the memorial. I nserted is an interesting autograph letter dated Jamaica Plain, Dec. 29, 1866. presenting the book to Charles H . Hart. Lincoln's Bibliographer. Geo. D. Smith, 547 Fifth Avenue and 70 Wall Street

26. CLARK (D ANI E L ). Eulogy on the Life and Character of ABRAHAM LINCOLN before the City Government of Manchester, N. H. 8vo, half morocco, original glazed wrappers bound in. Manchester, 2 N. H., 1865. $5.00 With A. L. S. from the city clerk of Manchester regarding the book laid in. 27. CLARK (HENRY) . An Eulogy on the Life and Services of LINCOLN pronounced at Poultney. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers 5 bound in. Rutland, Vt., 1865. $10.00 A very scarce Vermont Lincoln memorial. Contains fine autograph Jetter from the author to Charles Hart, presenting him with the book.

Rare Lincoln Poem, 1865 28. CLARK (W. H.) . Lines on the Death of A. LINCOLN, Presi- dent of the United States. 7 stanzas on a narrow 8vo sheet. Dated April 16, 1865. $10.00 "Father Abr'ams gone ; bis Voice no more Shall summon Soldiers to the War In Freedom's Cause to Fight; The assassin's band has dealt the Blow That laid the faithful _patriot low, A' .Martyr to the Right." Etc., etc. 29. CONSPIRACY TRIAL for the Murder of the President, and the attempt to overthrow the government by the assassination of its principal officers. Edited with an I ntroduction by Ben. Perley Poore. 2 vols. 12mo, old bindings. Boston : Tilton & Co., 1865. $20.00 3 0. CRAIG (WH EELOCK). A Key to our Joy * * * The Fruits of our Bereavement. Two Sermons preached April 13th and April 23d. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. New Bedford, Mass., 1865. $6.00 Scarce; only a small Edition ha ving been published according to an interest ing A. L . S . from the author bound in. 3 1. CRANE (C. B.) . Sermon on the Occasion of the D eath of PRESIDENT LINCOLN preached in the South Baptist Church, Hartford, Conn. 8vo, half morocco, original black wrappers bound m. Hart- ford, 1865. $6.00 With Jetter from the author regarding the book bound in. 32 . CROZI E R (HIRAM P.). The Nation's Loss. A Discourse upon the L ife, Services and Death of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, late Presi- dent of the U. S. Delivered at Huntington, Long Island, April 19th, 1865. 8vo, original wrappers. New York, 1866. $3.50 With presentation inscription on the fore cover from the author to A. 0. Wilcox. 3 3. CROCKER (SAMUELL.). Eulogy upon the Character and Services of Abraham Lincoln delivered at Taunton, Mass., J une I, 1865. 8vo, wrappers. Boston, 1865. $2.50 Geo. D. Smith, 547 Fifth Avet111e and 70 Wall Street

3 4. CUSHMAN (R. S.) . Resolutions and Discourse occasioned by the Death of ABRAHA M LINCOLN, President of the U. S., who died at Washington City> April 15th, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, neat, original black and gold wrappers bound in. Manchester, Vt., 1865. $9.00 Rai·e. Inserted is an autograph letter. signed, from the Rev. R. S. Cushman, saying that he believed this was the only Manchester (Vt.) Lincoln discourse published. 35. CUTTE R (EDWARD F.) . Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln delivered at Rockland, Maine, April 19, 1865. 8vo, wrappers. Boston, 186i Only 300 copies printed. 36. DARLING ( HENRY) . Grief and Duty. A Discourse delivered at Albany on the day of the FUNERAL OBSEQUIES OF PRESJOENT LINCOLN. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Albany, 1865. $7.50 J-( With letter from the author presenting the book to Charles H. Hart. 37. DASCOMB (A. B.) . A Discourse preached at Waitsfield, Vt., in honour of our late CHIEF MAGISTRATE. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Montpelier, Vt., 1865. $8.50 Rare. Only a very small Edition having been printed. 38 . DAVIDSON (ROBERT). "The Lessons of the Hour." A Discourse upon the Death of PRESIDENT LINCOLN. Delivered in Hunt- ington, L. I. 8vo, half morocco, uncut, original printed wrappers bound in. Huntington, L. I., 1865. $15.00 JD, - T he rarest of the New York Lincoln memorials. 39. DAY (P. B.). A Memorial Discourse on the Character of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, delivered at Hollis, N . H. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Concord, 1865. $7.50 :;, v• With autograph letter to Charles H. Hart, saying that 450 copies of the discourse were printed. Contains the very appreciative memoir of Lincoln published on his death by the "London Star/' which is very seJdorn found elsewhere. 40. DRUMM (JOHN H.) . Assassination of ABRAHAM LrncOLN. President of the United States. A Sermon preached at Bristol, Pa. 121110, half morocco, original covers bound in. Bristol, 1865. $12.50 Rare. Inserted is a fine autograph letter of the author's, saying "~fy Vestry did not expect that there would be any demand for the S ermon you refer to out- side of the farisb, so they printed a very small' Edition, onl1 250 copies, and nearly all o these were distributed among the pewholders. . . . I believe they cannot now be procured but as I have 2 or 3 copies in my desk I have the pleasure of requesting your acceptance of one which I forward by this Mail, u With other interesting details. 41. DUAN E (RICHARD B.) . Sermon preached at St. John's Church, Providence, on the day appointed for the FUNERAL OBSEQUIES OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Providence, 1865. $5.00 Fine. copy. Jnsf"rted is a two:page au_togra.ph of th_e author'~ mentioning that 500 copies of the address were printed, w1th other details regarding the same. 42. DUANE (RICHARD B.). Sermon preached in St. J ohn's ~-, Church, Providence, April 19th, 1865, the day appointed for the ' Funeral Obsequies of PRESIDENT Lrnco'~N. 8vo, wrappers. Providence, ~5. Geo. D. Smilh, 5 Ii Fifllr A,•c1111e a11d iO Wall Slrcet

43. DUDLEY (JOHN L.) . ·· Slavery's Last VVord." Discourse preached in the South Congregational Church, 1Iiddletown, Conn., on the Sabbath morning after a~sassination of PRESTDEXT LtNCOLX. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. ~Iiddletown, 1865. $6.50 Fine copy, with interesting autograph Jetter from the author regarding his hook laid in. 44. (DUNNING (REV. H.) . The Kameless Crime: a Discourse (on the Death of Lincoln). 8\"o, half morocco, Baltimore, 1865. $6.50 Scarce. 45. EDGAR (CORNELIUS H.). Josiah and Lincoln, the Great Reforrners. .\ Tribute to the worth and work of our 1Iartyr-Presi- dcn1. 8,·o, half morocco. original con~rs bound in. Easton, Pa., 1865. $9.0CJ l1!senecl are two A. L. S. by the author in regard to the puhliC'ntion of the pam9hlet, one saying that only 200 copi<.•~ of it were printed. 46. EDWARDS

48. FOWLER (HENRY) . Character and Death of ABRAHAM LINCOLN. A Discourse. 8,·o. half morocco, black wrappers bound in. Auburn, N. Y .. 1865. $7.50 \\.ith two lellers from the author presenting the book laid in. 49. FOWLER (JOHN) . An Address on the Death of PRESIDZXT LlNCOLN, delivered at the request of the Citizens of N cw Rochelle, \,Vestchester Co., N. Y. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in, uncut. New York, 1865. $5.50 H~nry n. Dawson, the historian's copy \\lth his autograJ)h on wrapper. Inserted is a letter front the author presenting it to Charles 11. Jlart. 50. FRENCH (CHARLES W .). The L iberator: A Biographical Sketch. " Lincoln, the Man who Freed the Slave." P ortrait First Edition. 121110, cloth. New York, 1891. $2.50 51. GADDIS ( REV. M. P.) . Sermon upon the Assassination of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, delivered in Pike's Opera IIouse. 8vo, half morocco, original covers bound in. Cincinnati, 1865. $8.50 u 1Vtul,it1gto11 the Fatlicr, Li,ico/,, the Sat·i°"r of our Cout1trJ•.~• Sc,ar('e. 52. GLAESER (AUGUST). Das Lincoln-Monument. Eine Rede des Senator Charles Sumner. N cbst ciner Lebensskizze Sumner's und der in seiner Rede erwii.hnten Kiinstler. 8vo, half morocco, orig- foal wrappers bound in. Frankfurt a/J\1., 1868. $22.50 / J/. Inserted is a signed :n11ogra1>h of Charles Sumner: "Not that I love the l'niou less but Libert)" more. do 1 now. in pleading this great cause, insist that Liberty at all hazards shall be preserved. Charles Sumner." Geo. D . Smith, 547 Fifth Ave1111e aud 70 Wall Street

5 3. GLOVER (L. M.). The Character of ABRAH AM LINCOLN. A Discourse. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Jackson- ville, Ill., 1865. $12.50 A very scarce Illinois sermon on Lincoln's death. \Vith letter from the author inserted, saying he thought 500 copies had been printed. 54. GURL E Y (P . D.). The Voice of the Roel. A Sermon. 8vo. half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Washington, 1865. $12.50 \Vith two letters of Rev. P. D. Gurley regarding this and his other Lincoln writings bound in. Dr. Gurley, of P rinceton. was cho.sen chaplain of the Senate in 18S9 and was pastor of the church attended by the Lincoln family. He was present at the President's death bed and preached the funeral se1 mon in the east room. 55. HALL (NEWMAN) . Sermon on the Assassination of Abraham L incoln, preached at Surrey Chapel, London, May 14th, 1865. 8vo, wrappers. Boston, 1865. $2.00 56. HALL (GORDON). President Lincoln's Death; its Voice to the People. A Discourse. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. s. Nortbhampton, ?v!ass., 1865. $8.00 Very fine copy. Contains an A. L . S. of author. 57. HAMMOND (WILLIAM G.) . Abraham Lincoln; A Eulogy delivered at Anamosa, Iowa, on t he day of the State Fast. Svo, half morocco, original covers bound in. Davenport, 1865. $12.00 Inserted are 3 autograph letters by the author in regard to the above pamphlet, presentin(t the same to Mr. C. I-I. H art. and that only 400 copies had been pri• vately pnnted for the Soldiers1 Aid Society. Also mentions he is a lawyer. not a clergyman. 58. HAMMOND ( CHARLES) . A Sermon on the Life and Char- acter of Abraham Lincoln, preached at Monson, Mass., on the occasion of the National Fast. Svo, wrappers. Springfield, 1865. $3.50 Only a very small number issued. 59. HANAFORD ( MRS. PHOE BE ) . Our Martyred President. A poem. Abraham Lincoln. Born February 12th, 1809. Died April 15th, 1865. Fine portrait in Laurel Wreath. 8vo, half cloth. Boston, s,- 1865. $7.00 Fin~ copy, with the original wrappers containing a different portt-ait of Lirtcoln bound ,n. 60. HANAFORD (MRS. P.A.) . Abraham Lincoln. Sein Leben und Seine Oeffentlichen Dienste. Portrait. New York, 1865. $3.50 61. HAVEN (GILBERT ) . The Cause and the Consequence of the E lection of Abraham Lincoln; a Thanksgiving Sermon. 8vo, half morocco. Boston, 1860. $7.50 Contains for the times many very strong statements in favor of the abolition of slavery. 62. HAVEN ( GILBERT) . The Uniter and Liberator of Ameri- ca. A Memorial Discourse on the Character and Career of ABRAHAM .s_o LINCOLN. 8vo, half morocco, printed wrappers bound in. Boston, 3 1865. $6.50 With long Jetter from the author about the book inserted. ~\[cntions names of several other Linc-oln eulogies. Geo. D. Smith, 547 Fifth Avenue a11d, 70 Wall Street

63. HOFFMAN (E UGE NE A.). The Martyr P resident. A Ser- mon preached in Grace Church, Brooklyn Heights. 8vo, half morocco, original glazed wrappers bound in. New York, 1865. $15.00 /0. Rare. Bound in a re two letters from the author dated )865 and 1869, in both of which he states bis inability to procu re a copy of his sermon, only a small Edition having been printed and all given away. 64. HOFFMAN (WILHELM) . Abraham Lincoln, der Befreier der N egersklaven. Portrait and engravings by 0 . May. 12mo, original boards. Breslau, 1866. $6.00 Very fine copy of this curious German Life of Lincoln for Children.

Very Rare Confederate Item 65. HOLCOMBE (JAMES P .). P rofessor of Law in the Uni- versity of Virginia. The Election of a Black Republican P resident an overt act of aggression on the R ight of P roperty in Slaves. T he South urged to adopt concerted action for future safety. A speech delivered to the people of Albemarle, Va. 8vo, original printed wrappers. Richmond, Chas. H . Wynne, 1860. $15.00 Ver~ rare. The author was educated at Yale and Virginia University. He was a Secession ~'.!ember of the Virginia Convention of 1861 Confederate Con- gressman '61-'63, and Con federate Commissioner to Canada '63-'65. His plea in the book is '' Peace or Separation." 66. H ONE ST ABE'S JOKES, being authentic jokes and squibs of Abraham Lincoln. F r esh from Abraham's Bosom. 16mo, pictorial covers. New York (1865) . $2.00 67. H OPKINS ( REV. T. M. ) . A Discourse on the Death of S Abraham L incoln delivered in Bloomington, Indiana. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Bloomington, 1865. $10.00 Very scarce. A Jetter from the author inserted i11 the book says the Edition amounted to 350 copies only. 68. HYLTON (J. DUNBAR ) . T he P raesidicidc: A Poem. 18mo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1868. $25.00 / J. c~ First Edition. The scene of t he poem is laid in a barn in the swamp$ and fens of Maryland to which Booth had made his escape after the shooting of L incoln . Very fine copy of a very rare L incoln book. Contains leaf of Errata hardly ever found in the book. 69. JOHNSON (REVERDY ) . A Reply to the Hon. Reverdy Johnson's Attack on the Administration in the case of F itz-J ohn P or- ter, convicted of shameful Misbehaviour before the Enemy. 8vo, original wrappers. Baltimore, 1863. $6.50 Some of the charges against Lincoln and his administration were: 11 l. The President of the U. S. packed the F itz-John Porter Court. 2. That be corruptly rewarded the Members of t his Court for their Dirty W ork by pi-omotion. for which they were nof worthy, and but for this service would never have been so promoted. 3. That this President neg1ected or refused to examine the Evidence," etc., etc. Rare. 70. JORDAN (E . S.) . Death of Abraham L incoln. D iscourse delivered on the day of National Fast J une 1st, 1865, at Cumberland Centre, Me. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Port- s- land, Me., 1865. - $9.00 Scarce, only 275 copies having been printed. Inserted is a Jetter from the author regretting his inability to send any copies to IT. ,v. Ilryant. Geo. D. S111ilh, S47 Fifth Avenue a11d 70 Wall Slrcct

71. KREBS (HUGO ). A Sermon in Memory of ABRAHAM LIN- COLN, President of the U. S. of America. Assassinated on Good Fri- day, April 14th, 1865. Delivered in the Church of the Holy Ghost in St. Louis, Mo. Translated from the German of the Rev. Dr. Hugo Krebs by a lady hearer. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. St. Louis, Mo., 1865. $10.00 A rare and curious Lincoln eulogy in which the author foresees in "a prophetic Drtam the glorious Starry Ba1111er floating fro,n the Polar Sea to the Sho,.-es of Mexi<:o. wavi1111 over tliese free U11itcd States of all North America." 72. LABOULAYE (EDOUARD). Professor Laboulaye, the Great Friend of America, on the Presidential Election. Translation of a paper received at the Department of State from the American Con- sul at Paris. 8vo, half morocco, UNCUT. Vvashington, 1864. $15.00 1,- Rare. Concludes: "Therefore we wait with impatience the result of the Presidential Election. praying God that the name winch shall stand first on the Ballot shall be that of Hones.I and Uprig_ht Abraham Lincoln, for that name will be a presage of Victory, the Triumph of Justice and Law. To vote for McClellan is to vote for the Humiliation of the North. the perpetual upholding of Slavery, the Severance of the great Republic. To vote for Lincoln is to vote for Union and Liberty." 73. LINCOLN SONG B OOK. The Bobolink Minstrel: or Re- publican Songster for 1860. Edited by George vV. Bungay. " LJN- COLN AND LIBERTY." 161110, three-quarter green levant, original printed wrappers bound in. New York : 0. Hutchinson, 1860. $17.50 An extremely rare campaign songster. Contains as preface the full text of the Republican platform. Some titles of the poems are "The LincoTn Flag," "Hurrah for Abe Lincoln,'' 0 A Suit of Lincoln Green," 0 The People's Nomi• nee," "Abe of Illinois,'' "Brave Old Abe," "Honest Abe of the West.'' '' Lin• coJn, the Pride of the Nation,'' "Linco1n and Victory," 11 Lincoln," "Lincoln and Liberty," and nearly every one of the SO songs 111 the collection contains frequent allusions to Lincoln by name. Very fine copy. 74. LINCOLN . Transactions of the Wisconsin State Agricul- tural Society, with Reports of County Societies, etc. Illustrated. 8vo, half morocco, gilt top. Madison, 18(i(). · $10.00 Contains the "Amt1'o/ Address. By Ho11. A/.Jram Lincolfl of l/li11ois. De- Jive,-,d at ~11·lwaukec, Sep. 30, 1859,'' in which he discussed the diffcrcnc~s between "Hired Laborers and Slaves." The entire address occupies pp. 287-299. 75. LINCOLN IN CARICATURE. By Rufus R. Wilson. With 32 cartoons published in Lincoln's Presidency by "Vanity Fair," "Punch," "Frank Leslie's," "Harper's Weekly" and other papers of the period. 4to, in portfolio. New York : Printed for private distribution. $35.00 A valuable and highly interesting record of " the most bitlarly assailed and sovagaly cartoo11ad fn

78. LINCOLN AND DOUGLAS. Political Debates of lion. Abram Lincoln and I-Ion. Stephen A. Douglas, in the Celebrated Campaign of 1858 in Illinois; including the preceding Speeches of each at Chicago and Springfield. 8vo, original cloth. Columbus, 1860. $5.00 Scarce Edition with 3-page preliminary Letter to the Public from the puh• lishers giving very important corrections in the speeches of both candidates. 79. LINCOLN. The only authentic Life of ABRAHAM Lrnco1.!'., alias "Old Abe." With an account of his Birth and Education. his Rail Splitting and Flat Boating, his Joke-cutting and Soldiering, with some allusions to his j ourneys from Springfield to Washington and BACK again. Caricature Head of Lincoln as "A Son of the \iV est:· on printed cover and Caricature Illustrations on every page. 16mo. three-quarter green morocco, original wrappers bound in. New York. 1865. $15.00 A very rare Copperhead, burlesque life of Lincoln. Fine copy. 80. LINCOLN MEMORIAL. Album-Immortelles. Original Life Patriot's Life of I saac N. Arnold. Numerous Portraits and illustra- American and European Contemporaries of the Great Martyr to Liberty, ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Together with Extracts from his Speeches, Letters and Sayings. Collected and Edited by OSBORN H. OLDROYD, with Introduction by Matthew Simpson and a Sketch of the Patriot's Life by Isaac N. Arnold. Numerous Portraits and Illustra- tions. 8vo. three-quarter green levant, gilt top, uncut. New York, 1882. $15.00 l;11ic1uc: co1)y. \Vith two ve ry interesting autograph letters from the author detailing his plans for the publication of the book inserted and many rare original prospectuses of the work bound in at beginning and end. 81. LINCOLN. Our l\Iartyr President. Voices from the pulpit of New York and Brooklyn. ( Beecher, Bellows, Tyng, Henry, J. Fox, R. Lowry, Bishop Simpson and others.) 8vo, cloth. New York, 1865. $5.00 Contains many Lincol n eulogies which were never printed separately . 82. LINCOLN. Life and Public Services of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, Sixteenth President of the United States; and Commander-in-Chief of the Army and Navy of the U nited States, with a full History of his Life, his Career as a Lawyer and Politician, his Services in Con- gress; with a full account of his Speeches, Proclamations, Acts and Services as President of the United States, and Commander-in-Chief of the Army and Navy of the United States, up to the present time. \Voodcut portrait, 12mo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1864. $5.00 An interesting Second Term Campaign Book. 83. LINCOLN CENTENNIAL MEDAL. Presenting- the ~1edal of Abraham Lincoln by Jules Edouard Roine. T ogether with Papers 011 The lVIedal : Its Origin and Symbolism by George N. Olcott and the Lincoln Centennial Commemoration by Richard Lloyd J ones. 12mo, cloth, gilt edges, with the BRONZE MEDAL set in cardboard mount. New York, 1908. $7.50 Geo. D . Smith, 547 Fifth Avemte a11d 70 Wall Street

The Silver Roine Medal 84. LINCOLN CENTENNIAL MEDAL. Presenting the Medal of Abraham Lincoln by Jules Edouard Roine, together with papers on The Medal : Its Origin and Symbolism by George N. Olcott and the Lincoln Centennial Commemoration by Richard Lloyd Jones and Certain Characteristic Utterances by Abraham Lincoln. 12mo, cloth, silvered edges, with the beautiful silver medal in cardboard mount. New York, 1908. $25.00 Only 100 medals were struck off in silver. 85. LINCOLN-IN MEMORIAM. Containing his Farewell Speech at Springfield, Proclamation of Emancipation, Address at Gettysburg, etc. Small 4to, half morocco, original covers bo und in. New York: Trent, Filmer & Co., 1865. $6.00 An exceptionally fine clean copy. 86. LINCOLN'S PATENT. Report of the Commissioner of Pat- ents for the Year 1849. Illustrated. Contains Lincoln's patent "Im- proved method of lifting Vessels over Shoals"; with plans. 8vo, half morocco. \¥ashington, 1850. $10.00 \Vith interc~ting news paper cutting quotin~ Lincoln that a steamboat built on his plans could be run "wherever it 1uas a httlr damp.. , 87. LINCOLN. ABRAMO LINCOLN. Com' ei Vissa qua!' Opera Compie, qua! fu la sua Morte. 121110, half morocco, original covers bound in. Firenze, 1866. $12.00 First Italian Life of Lincoln, adapted from Bungener's Life. 88. LINCOLN MEMORIAL. Tribute of Respect by the Citizens of T roy, to the memory of Abraham Lincoln. Portrait. 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreets. Albany: Munsell, 1865. $15.00 Unique co/rv, bci11g the otil)J one print ed on I ndia paper. Contains many sermons and aildresses not published separately. 89. LINEAGE OF LINCOLN. The Lineage of President Abra- ham Lincoln traced from Samuel Lincoln (from Norfolk County, Eng- land, 1637). By Samuel Shackford of Chicago. 8vo, half cloth. Chi- cago, 1887. $7.00 Only a very small Edition was printed of this ve ry interesting Lincoln gene- alogy. 90. LOWELL (JAM.ES RUSSELL). The President's Policy. 22 pages, sewed. Philadelphia, 1864. $12.00 The rare FirSt Edition of Lowel1's vigorous defe nse of the Lincoln administration. 91. MALTBY (CHARLES) . Late Superintendent of Indian Af- fairs for California. The L ife and Public Services of ABRAHAM LIN- r,-- COLN. 8vo, cloth. Stockton, Cal., 1884. $12.50 Scarce. The author in his Introduction claims to have had a personal acquaint• ance of 35 years with President Lincoln and associated with him in daily business intimacy. Geo. D. Smith, 547 Fifth Avenue a11d 70 Wall Street

92. McCAULEY (JAMES A.) . The Character and Services of A11RAB:AM LTNCOLN. A Sermon preached in the Eutaw Methodist Episcopal Church June 1st, 1865. 8vo, half green morocco, original 3 wrappers bound in. Baltimore, 1865. $7.50 With letter fr::,m ) Jr )1cC'auley presenting his Sermon on Lincoln and another letter informinll:'. C. JI. Hart that 500 copies of it had been printed. 93. MEDALS OF HONOR issued by the War Department up to and including Oct. 31, 1897. Colored facsimile. 4to, half morocco. Wash- ington, 1897. $7.50 In I 862 !'resident Lincoln was authorized by Congress to prepare 2,000 medals to be presented to non·commissioned officers and privates distinguishing themselves in the Civil \Var. Contains complete list of the recipients of the medals since 1863, with dates of issue. the ground of award and places of action. Many of the "grounds of award" ,-.,ere allowed on account of services to Lincoln. 94. MERRYMAN HABEAS CORPUS CASE. The proceedings in full, an opinion of Chief Justice Taney. The United States Gov- ernment a ·military despotism. 8vo, original covers. Jackson, Miss., 1861. $25.00 Chief Justice Taney's famous decision that the susptnsion of the Habeas Corpus Act by President Lincoln was ILLEGAL. A rare Co11federate Impr·;t11. 95. MITCHELL (REV. S. S.). In Memoriam. An Address on t he day of President Lincoln's Funeral delivered in the Presbyterian Church of Harrisburg, Pa., by the Pastor. Printed within black borders. 8vo, half morocco, original black glazed wrappers bound in. Harrisburg, 1865. $9.00 Rare. Contains two-page Jetter from the author regarding the book inserted. 96. MURDOCH (JAMES E.). Patriotism in Poetry and Prose : being Selected Passages from Lectures and Patriotic Readings. S FRONTISPIECE. 121110, cloth. Philadelphia, 1864. $7.50 P r esentation copy from author to Howard M. Tichnor. First Edition;.. containing many line Lincoln and Civil \Var poems by T . B. Read, Geo. H . .tSaker, F. D. H. J anvier, Bayard Taylor and others. 97. MURRAY (WILLIAM H. H.) . Address delivered on the Sabbath following the Assassination of PRESIDENT LINCOLN at Green- ,., wich, Conn. 8vo, half moroico, original cloth wrappers bound in. New York, 1865. $5.00 - Very line copy. 98. NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE EXTRA. The whole of the first page is devoted to wood cuts portraying the scenes of the assassination. 4pp., folio. New York, April 22, 1865. $4.00 99. NORTON ( REV. ROBERT). Maple Leaves from Canada, for the grave of A.BR.HL\M LINCOLN. Also Address by Ro.BERT F . BURNS on the same occasion. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. St. Catherines, Canada West, 1865. $17.50 With appendix of the public meetings, 11'ayor's proclamation and other demonstrations of grief at St. Catherines C. \V. Inserted is a most intereshng Jetter from Oliver S. Phelps who printed the two sermons and the proceedings. In it . he gives a long account of the state of public feeling aroused by the assassination, etc.? etc. Ile also states he only had 300 copies printed. all of which were distnbuted, and that he was therefore quite unable to supply a copy. Geo. D. Smith, 547 Fifth Ave1me and 70 Wall St,-eet

100. NICCOLS (REV. SAMUEL J.) . In Memoriam. A Dis- course on the Assassination of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President of the U. S., delivered in the Second Presbyterian Church of ST. LOUIS, Svo, half green morocco, original wrappers bound in. St. Louis : Sherman Spencer, 1865. $10.00 Rare. With autolfraph letter from the author presenting the book to C. H. Hart, the Lincoln bibliographer. 101. OLDROYD (OSBORN H.). The Assassination of PRESI- Dt:NT LINCOLN. Flight, Pursuit, Capture and Punishment of the Con- spirators. With an Introduction by Brig.-Gen. T. M. Harris, a Mem- I) ber of the Gommission. Portraits and Illustrations. 8vo, cloth, gilt s top, uncut. Washington, 1901. $12.50 Edition of 250 copies, each sisned by the a uthor, with two letters from' the author regarding the book laid m. One, referring to the book, says: "T),e peo(>/c th-ink it is a11 old story published one,u, /nit wlie" t/,cy look into tile book Oscrc is no escape from au order/1 The other J.page letter discusses at length the variety of the Ford's T heatre play bills for the night of April 15th. 102. OWEN (ROBERT DALE). The Policy of Emancipation : in three Letters to the Secretary of War; THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. S., and the Secretary of the Treasury. 12mo, half morocco, original covers bound in. Phila., 1863. $5.00 First Edition of Dale's widely discussed Emancipation Letters. 103. PATTERSON (ADONIRAM J.). Eulogy on ABRAHAM LINCOLN, delivered in Portsmouth, N. H., April 19, 1865, and a,1 Ac- count of the Obseq1,ies observed by the City. 8vo, original wrapper bound in. Portsmouth, 1865. $6.50 The "Funeral Ceremonies," pp. 23·30, contains h\o·O original poems on Lincoln by Albert Laighton and E. P. Nowell. With two long letters regarding the book written by the author to C. H. Hart inserted.

104. PITMAN (BENN) . The Assassination of President Lincoln e-_J_"ZJ and the Trial of the Conspirators. Frontispiece, containing 9 por- .J, traits. 8vo, cloth. Cincinnati, 1865. $7.50 Scarce. 105. POST (REV. JACOB). Chaplain 184th Reg., N. Y. Vols. Discourse on the Assassination of PRESIDENT LINCOLN, preached in Camp at Harrison's Landing, Va. 8vo, half green morocco, original wrappers bound in. Oswego, 1865. $8.50 Rare. With A. L. S. from the author regarding the book inserted. 106. POTTER (WILLIAM J.). The National Tragedy. Four Sermons delivered at New Bedford on the Life and Death of Abra- 2 ham Lincoln. 8vo, wrappers. New Bedford, 1865. $3.50 107. PUTNAM ( GEORGE). Address delivered before the Citi- zens of Roxbury on the occasion of the Death of ABRADAM LINCOLN. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Roxbury, 1865. $8.50 Fine copy. Inserted is a letter from the author to Chas. H. Hart, Lincoln's bibliographer, about the book, also the very rare original program of the 11 Order of Services on tbe Occasion of the Funeral Solemnities Commemorative of Abraham Lincoln." Three pages in black borders. April 19, 1865. Geo. D. S111ith, 547 Fifth Avenue and 70 Wall Street

108. PRIME ( G. WENDELL). Sermon delivered in Westmin- ster Church, Detroit, April 16, after the Death of PRESIDENT LINCOLN. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Detroit, 1865. $8.50 The scarcest of the Michigan Eulogies on Lincoln. 109. QUINT (ALONZO H.). Three Sermons. National Sin must be Expiated by National Calamity. What President Lincoln did for His Country. Southern Chivalry, and what the Nation ought to do with it. 8vo, half morocco, original COYers bound in. New Bedford, Mass., 1865. $6.00 Scarce. Urgently advocates the exti·emest measures against the "Chivalry of the South." 110. RANKIN (J. E.) . l\Joscs and Joshua. A Discourse on the Death of Abraham Lincoln preached in the vVinthrop Ornrch, Charlestown. 8,·o, half morocco, original covers bound in. Boston, 2, ...- 1865. $4.50 Compares Lincoln and Johnson with :\loses and Joshua of the Israelites. Wi1h A. L. S. from the author sending i\Ir. Hart this copy of his sermon. Ill. RASMUSSEN (H.). Abraham Lincolns Liv og Gjcrning. Portrait. 12mo. half morocco, original wrappers bound in, uncut. Kjobenhavn, 1882. $15.00 //. - Fine copy of this rare Danish Life o{ Lincoln. ll2. RAYMOND (HENRY J.). History of the Administration of P resident Lincoln: including his Speeches, Letter-s, Addresses, P roclamations and :Messages. \11/ith a preliminary sketch of his Life. By Henry J. Raymond. Portrait. Small 8vo, half red levant, gilt top. New York, 1864. $7.00

ll3. REED ( REV. S.) . Discourse delivered upon the occasion of the Funeral Obsequies of PRESIDEXT LINCOLN, at Edgartown. Mass. 3' 8vo, half morocco, original wrapper bound in. Boston, 1865. $4.50 • Scarce. ll4. RICE (ALEN THORNDIKE) . Reminiscences of Abraham Lincoln by Distingui shed Men of his Time (Grant, 'Nashburne, Fen- ".:l ton, Boutwell, Douglass, Beecher, Dana, Fry, Ingersoll, vVhitman, v, Donn Piatt, and others) . Numerous portraits. 8vo, half green levant gilt, gilt top, uncut. Edinburgh : Blackwoods, 1886. $7.50 First Edition. Published two years before the New York Edition. Contains at end Jong and very interesting review of the book from the Saturday Review of :'\ov. 6. 1886.

HS. RICE ( REV. DANIEL) . The P resident's Death-I ts Im- port. Sermon preached in the Second Presbyterian Church, Lafay- ~I ette, Md., on the Day of President Lincoln's Funeral. 8vo, half mo- "'f, rocco, original wrappers bound in, uncut. Lafayette, 1865. $7.50 Rare. With interesting autograph letter to C. H , Hart about his own and other Lincoln sermons. Geo. D. Smith, 547 Fifth Avenue and 70 If/all St,·cet

Rare Chicago Imprint, 1870 116. RICHMOND (THOMAS). God Dealing with Slavery. God's Instrumentalities in Emancipating the African Slave in Amer- ica. Spirit Messages from Franklin, Lincoln a11d others to the a1ithor, q Thomas Richmond. Portrait of author. 12mo, cloth. CHICAGO Rl::- LIG10-PmLOSOPHIC.\L PUBLISTIING HOUSE, 1870. $25.00 An extraordinary work and a ver~ rare Chicago imprint. 0£ Lincoln in• tcrest are the following items: u 1'...Iy 1:'irst Letter to President Lincoln~,; " ~,Y

Second Letter to Lincoln"; "Franklm Tells How He Influences Lincoln1 ; ":M7 Third Letter to Lincoln": u Lincoln's Spirits, First Letter to ~'i.~ ~'; "H1s Spirits, Second Letter"; "Lincoln's Third. Letter,'' etc., etc. ,:he. sp1!1ts do not appear anywhere in the book to _have given the author any. mttm~t!on of the coming fire which destr~wed the c1~y, .anO. p_resumably. the entire Ed1t1on of his book, although he was 111 commumcabon w,th F1·ankhn as late as Aug.. 13th, 1870. 117. ROBINSON ( CHAS. S.). The Martyred President. Ser- mon preached in the First Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn, April 16, 1865. 8vo, wrappers. New York, 1865. $3.50' The first sermon preached on Lincoln's death in New York. 118. ROBBINS (FRANK L.). A Discourse on the Death of: ABRAHAM LINCOLN delivered in the Greenhill Presbyterian Church. Svo, half morocco, original covers bound in. Phila., 1865. $5.0Q; " Published by request of the congregation for private distribution," 11 9. ROGERS (J. W.) of the Washington Bar. Madame Sur- ratt; a Drama in Five Acts. 12mo, half green morocco, original reci wrappers bound in. Wash., 1879. $15.00 Extremely scarc:e and exttemely curious. The dramatis persona! comprises President Lincoln and family, Andrew Johnson, the Surratt Family, Jefferson Davis and Robert E. Lee; Edwin, Wilkes and Agnes Booth and others. The Lincoln dialogue throughout is amazingly comic. 120. ROTHSCHILD (ALONZO). Lincoln, ]\faster of i\·len, A Study in Character. Portraits on Japan paper. Svo, cloth, uncut and D unopened. Boston, 1906. $12.50 7 A~fteograQ_h_ nlcett er_· of author )aid ia, respecting the author's research work on the 11 0 1 L 1 0 111 First Edition of 150 copies entirely uncut. 12 1. RUSSELL (PETER). Our Great National Reproach and The Counsel of Ahithophel Turned into Foolishness. Two Sermons delivered at Eckley. Pa., on the occasion of the Funeral Solemnities f.- of PRESIDENT LINCOLN. 8vo, half morocco. Philadelphia, 1865. $10.00 Only a very small Edition, 250 co1>ies, printed. 122. SAMPLE (ROBERT F.). The Curtained Throne. A Ser- mon suggested by tfie Death of PRESIDENT LINCOLN, preached at Bed- ford, Pa. 8,·o, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Philadel- phia, 1865. $7.00 Scarce. 123. SAUNDERS (ROLFE S.). Oration on the Death of Abra- ham Lincoln, late P resident of the U nited States. Delivered on Island 40, April 25, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Memphis, Tenn., 1865. $8.50 A very fine and scarce Southern eulogy of Geo. D. Smith, 547 Fifth Avenue and 70 Wall Street

124. SCRIPPS (JOHN LOCKE). Life of Abraham Lincoln. Tribune Tract No. 6, 32 pages, 8vo, sewed. New York: ·Horace Gree- ley, 1860. $35.00 The extremely rare first Life of Lincoln and of extreme historical value, as having undoubtedly been published under Lincoln's own personal supervision. It forms the groundwork of Thayer's, Holland's and Howard's Lives. 125. SCRIPPS (JOHN LOCKE). The First published Life of Abraham Lincoln, written in 1860 and reprinted in 1900. Portrait of Scripps, and woodcut portrait of Lincoln from a very early likeness. 4to, original half vellum, uncut. Detroit: The Cranbrook Press, 1900. $16.50 Only 245 copies printed and now scarce. Inserted are two interesting letters from the daughter of John Scripps, wh? edited this Edition. which contains a most interesting prefatory notict! on the original pamphlet Life, and with a Memoir of John Scripps, who at Lincoln's election was appointed Postmaster at Chicago. 126. SEARING (EDWARD). President Lincoln in History. Address delivered at Milton, Wis., on Fast Day, June 1, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Janesville, ·1865. $8.50 ti Very scaTce, only 300 copies having been printed according to statement of the author in one of the two letters from him about the book, inserted. 127. SERMENT (J. H.) . Sur une Gravure. Stances a Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Paris, Octo- ber, 1865. $12.50 A rare and very fi11e French memorial poem on the Death of Lincoln. The engraving referred to in the title is described b_y the author in a footnote as the work of 11. Biard, repres~nting a group of fugitive slaves. hunted down and brought to bay on the banks of river by the planter's bloodhounds. In a short but most in teresting preface the author states that the poem. inspired by the Emancipation Act, had been written most:y in 1864. 128. SHERIDAN (PHILIP HENRY). A Memorial from the City of Boston. Portrait. Royal 8vo, cloth. Boston. 1889. $5.00 -Presentation copy from \Yilliam Elliot Griffis, D. 'O. Contnins Gen. Francis A. Walker's splendid i\lemoir of Sheridan, occupying 77 pages. 129. SLATER (EDWARD C.) . T he Nation's Loss. A Sermon upon the Death of Abraham Lincoln, sixteenth President of the United States, preached April 19, 1865, before Brig.-Gen. S .. Meredith and the Officers and Soldiers of his Command at Paducah, Ky. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Paducah, Ky., 1865. $10.00 Contains "Ccueral Order No. 12. Hl'adquorters District of Western Ken~ tucky," giving directions for the military funeral ceremonies and showing order of the procession. Jnserted is a two.page autograph letter from the author giving details of the publication of his book. 130. SPEAR (SAMUEL T.). The Punishment of Treason. A .,J t) Discourse. 8vo, half morocco. Brooklyn, 1865. $5.00 J A. L. S . by the author inserted, giving particulars of this and bis other Lin- coln sermons. 131. STARR (REV. FREDERICK). The Martyr P resident. A Discourse delivered at Penn Yan and repeated at St. Louis. 8vo. half morocco, original covers bound in. St. Louis, Mo., 1865. $7.50 Rare. Inserted is an A. L. S. by the author sending a copy of the discourse to Mr. C. H. Hart, Lincoln's Bibliographer. 132. STEWART (REV. DANIE L). Our National Sorrow. A Discourse on the Death of Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. Johnstown, N. Y., 1865. $6.50 A. L. S. by the author inserted, presenting the book to ?li'r. C. lt. Hart. Geo. D. Smith, 547 Fifth Ave11ue attd 70 Wall Street

Unique Copy 133. STODDARD (RICH ARD H ENRY). Abraham Lincoln. An Horatian Ode. 8vo, half morocco, original purple wrappers bound in. New York, 1865. $75.00 First Edition. Rare. Inserted is the extremely fine portrait engraved on 2 o. wood by Tu.ioTJIY COL& after Wyatt Eaton. Also a splendid Jetter from the author to Dr. Shelton Mackenzie, at that time or1e of the most important lit~rary characters in New York. saying: •· M:;i Dear Sir-I se11d yOH by mail the sheets of an Ode wl,ich I have just written on the Death of the President and W!iic~ I have taken the greatest ,Pains with. making it as ()crfcct as I c01lld for my own sake and that of the grt?at and terrible occasion. It cost 111-e four days' hard and telli,ig work-such as I hoPe not to pass thro-rtgl, again. for :;1ears-fo-ur days in the 1n£dst of last week-'J'HE MOST Mo1,u:.NTOUS PERIOD I~ OUR A:-:NALS SINCE TJ-IE D1scov&RY OF THE Nsw WORLD. I t/,i11k yo,. will like my hot1est attempt to eel•· br~te the fall of a good man (whom I t1ever liked iu my life, a11d from whose po'1'cv, in many respects, I differ now) . You will recognize my original-the Horotian Ode of Andrew M arvell "Upon Cromwell's Return from Ireland," a noble prodttction. 1·u a magnificent measure, whfrh scarcct;)1 admits of w eak11ess, it 1"s so simple and so compact. If you. can say a good word for me in the "Press," do so; if 11ot. d~n't. 111 a,i;y cvc11t, yours in haste, R. H. Stoddardi Cttstom H,mse. N . Y. April 18 '65.' Also a letter from Stoddard to C. II. Iart, the Lincoln Bibliographer, dated January 21, '67, telling him he was unable to lay his hand upon a copy of the ode at that time, and says: "The Editio11 was 1500 co{>ies as far as I remember. I ktiow it cost me (the verse) 3 days' hard work and that it Paid me nary a 1'td." INSERTED ALSO IS STOl>J)ARD's ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT OF TH& FIRST El.EVEN STANZA$ or THS. ODE, SHOWINC A FEW VARIATIOXS FROM TI-IE PRJNT.£1) T.£X't. Unique 011d gra11d Li11coln 1nemorit1I. 134. ST ONE (ANDREW L.). A Discourse occasioned by the Death of ABRA!:IAM LINCOLN, President of the United States of America, who was assassinated in Washington, April 14, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, l/, -- original covers bound in. Boston, 1865. $7.50 Edition o f 300 copies. 135. STORRS (RICHARD S.). An Oration Commemorative of PRESIDENT ABRAHAM LINCOLN, delivered at Brooklyn at the Request of the War Fund Committee. 8vo, original glazed wrappers. Brooklyn, 1865. $3.50 Fine copy. 136. STRONG (J. D .) . The Nation's Sorrow. A Discourse on the Death of ABRAHAM LINCOLN delivered in the Larkin Street Pres- byterian Church, SAN FRANCISCO, 8vo, half morocco. printed wrappers .., bound in. San Francisco, 186S. $15.00 Rare. Presented to Charles H. Hart by the author. With this letter inserted. "Yours of the 25th ult. inquiring about that poor little sermon of mine was received to-day. I have procured one from a friend ,vho happened to have two copies. which I mail to you. My church published it and d istributed it gratis to all applicants. The call for it was greater than anticipated and the Edition ran out in less tl1an a week. so that there are no more to be had as fa r as I know. l{y other discourse in this same topic produced a week later was not published, although it would have been much more to my credit," etc., etc. 137. SURRATT (JOHN H.). Argument of E dward Pierrepont to the Jury on the Trial of John H. Surratt for the Murder of PRESI- DENT LINCOLN. 8vo, half morocco, printed wrapper bound in. Wash- ington, 1867. $12.00 Extremely scarce. The speech occupies 122 closely printed pages. 138. SUTPHEN (MORRIS C.). Discourse on the Occasion of the Death of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, late President of the United States. 8vo, original wrappers. Philadelphia, 186S. $3.00 Scarce. Only a small Edition printed. Geo. D. Smith, 547 Fifth Ave1111e and 70 Wall Street

139. SWEETSER (SETH). A Commemorative Discourse 0 11 the DEATH OF LINCOLN. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. \i\Torcester, 1Iass.: Privately printed, 1865. $7.50 Scarce. ] nsertcd is a Jetter from the author to C. H. Hart, compiler of the u Bibliographia Lincolniana," informing him that he was unable to supply him with a copy of his Discourse on Lincoln and says, 11 the Editi01, was so soon take14 111>. that I have 11ot bee" able to supply copies to tl,ose who hav, appli,d to m, for them. Oct, 20, '65." 140. TAPLEY (RUFUS P.). Eulogy of Abraham Lincoln, sixteenth President of the United States, Delivered at Saco, Me., and Including the Report of the Proceedings of the Town of Saco con- sequent upon his Death. Black borders to each page. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers with Flag bound in. Biddeford, 1865. $7.50 A scarce ~faine item. Fine copy with presentation insc'fiption from the author on fore cover and a letter from him inserted. 141. TAPPAN (HENRY P .). Abraham Lincoln. Rede bei der Gedachtnitzfcier in der D orotheenkirche zu Berlin, 2 Mai, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, original printed wrappers bound in, UNCUT, Frankfurt am Main, 1865. $12.50 The German translation of Henry P. Tappan's Discourse on the Death of Lincoln and extremely scarce. Bound in is the official 4•page program of the ° Funeral Services c om.memoraUve of tlie Dea.th of Abraham Lincoln. late Presi4 dent of the U. S. of America, held T11esday_, May 2, 1865, in tlie Dorollien, Ch11rc/1, Berlin," printed in black borders in English and German. 142. THOMAS (A. G.). Our National Unity Perfected in the :\lartyrdom of our President. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers l:ound in. Philadelphia, 1865. $5.00 Fine copy. The autbo1· was chaplain of t he Filbert Street :.\iilitary Hospital.

143. THOMPSON (JOHN C.). 111 i\Iemoriam. A Discourse upon the Character and Death of ABRAHAM LINCOLN preached at Pottstown 6·I-) June 1, 1865. 8vo, sewed. Philadelphia, 1865. $3.75 Scarce. 144. TIMLOW (HEMAN R.). Discourse occasioned by the Death of Abraham Lincoln, delivered at Rhinebeck, April 19, 1865. 16mo, wrappers. Rhinebeck, N. Y., 1865. $3.75 Rare. 145. TRIAL of Abraham Lincoln by the great Statesmen of the Republic. A council of the past on the tyranny of the President, The Spirit of the Constitution on the Bench, Abraham Lincoln, pris- oner at the Bar, his own Counsel. 8vo, half cloth, original wrappers '?, bound in. New York, Office of the Metropolitan Record, 1863. $6.00 ' A rabid copperhead attack upon Lincoln, " the present unworthy Successor of Washington, the Abolitio,i President Abral,am Li!lcol>1." Edited by Joha Mullaly. 146. TRIAL of the Conspirators. Argument of John A. Bingham, Special Judge Advoc-ate. Delivered June 27-28, before the Military Commission. Svo, half morocco, original covers bound in. Washing- ton. 186S. $S.00 Very fine copy. The argument. which is a summary of the entire t rial. occ-u• p; es 122 1>ages. Geo. D. Smith, 5./7 Fiftll Avc1111e and 70 Wall Street ---- 147. TRIAL OF T H E LINCOLN CONSPIRATORS. Causa Cclcbre. Ascsinato del PRESlDENTB LtNCOLN y atentados contra M. Seward y otros. 8vo, half green morocco. Habana, 1865. $16.00 The complete trial in Spanish. Ycry rare. 148. TUCKER (J. T .). A Di~course in ;\lemory of Our Late President, Abraham Lincoln, half morocco, original covers bound in. 2.- Holliston, Mass., 1865. $4.00 149. TYLER (G. P.). The Successful Life. A Discourse on the Death of PRESIDENT LINCOLN delivered at Brattleboro, Vt. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Brattleboro: Vermont Record Office, 1865. $10.00 With a very interesting letter from the author inserted in which. speaking of his other Lincoln writings and that 400 or 500 copies of this_pamphlct had been printed, he mentions the £act that he was the son of Royall Tyler, Chier Justice of Vermont, and brother or General John S. Tyler. 150. UNION LEAGUE OF PHILADELPHIA. Proceedings of the U nion League of Philadelphia regarding the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, wrappers. Philadelphia, 1865. $4.00 Addresses by Gillingham Fell, Morton Me:\ficbacl, Phillips Brooks, Horace Binney, F. Fraley, and others. 151. VINCENT (MARVIN R.). A Sermon on the Assassina- tion of L incoln. 8vo, half morocco. Troy, N. Y., 1865. $3.50 I A. L. S. by the author inserted regarding his own. and other pastors' addresses on Lincoln. Fine copy with the wrappers preserved. 152. WOODBURY (AUGUSTUS) . A Sketch of the Character of ABRAHAM LINCOLN. A Discourse preached in Westminster Church, P rovidence, R. I. 8,·o, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. t./ - Providence, 1865. $6.50 Fine copy, with 6ne letter from the author sending C. 11. Hart two copies of his Lincoln sermons. 153. WILLIAMS (ROBERT H .). "God's Chosen Ruler." A Sermon delivered at Freder ick City. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Frederick, Md., 1865. $8.50 Inserted is aR A. L. S. from the author in regard to the publication, stating 7 that only 250 copies or his sermon had been printed and giving title or another s Jl) Lincoln discourse delivered b)r him. 154. WILSON (WILLIAM T.). The Death of P resident L incoln. A Sermon. 8vo, half morocco. Albany, 1865. $4.50 A. L. S. by the author iRserted. referring to the book. 155. WHIPPLE (WAYNE). The Story Life of Lincoln. A Biography composed of five hundred True Stories told by ABRAHAM LINCOLN, and his F riends selected from all authentic sources, and fitted together in order, forming his Complete Life History. With 150 E11- gravi11gs from p/wtographs, paintings, drawi,igs a11d manuscripts, some of wliicll hove 11ot before been published. 8,·o, half green levant gilt, gilt top, uncut. Philadelphia, 1908. $15.00 Handsome copy, with author's prekCntation inscriJJtion and. an interesting autograph letter from him about the book. saying " i\'ly Story Life of Lincoln is a Conn,cted Life in a mosaic of Short Stories . . . it 1s to be illustr3.tcd along a different line and more profu~cl)· than any other Lincoln Life." Geo. D. Smith, 547 Fifth Avc11uc and 70 Wall Street

156. WHITING (WILLIAM). The War Powers of the P resident, and the Legislative Powers of Congress in relation to Rebel- lion, Treason, and Slavery. 8,·o, half morocco, original covers bound 111. Boston, 1862. $12.50 Presentation copy from the author lo EDWARD EVERETT. William , vhiting was Solicitor to Lincoln'• War Depanment from 1862 to ::'lfarcb, 1865. In his hook ·· The War Power, of tl,c President" he formulated views that fie had urged at the opening of the Civil War, namely, that the U. S. Government had full belligerent rights against the inbabii:uus o( •eceded Stntes, and without going beyond the Constitution could confiscate their property, emancieate their ~laves and treat them as public enemies. These opinions were received with caution by most puolic men, but were finally sanctioned and adopted by the government. 157. WHITE (ERSKINE N.). T he Personal Influence of ABRA- Jt.\M LINCOLN. A sermon preached at New Rochelle on the National Fast Day. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. New York, 1865. $5.00 \"cry sc3rce. 158. WHITE (ERSKINE N.). The Personal Influence of Abra- ham Lincoln. A Discourse preached June 1, 1865, at New Rochelle. 8vo, wrappers. New York, 1865. $3.50 159. WHITE (PLINY H .). A Sermon occasioned by the assassination of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, P resident of the United States, preached at Coventry, Vt. Svo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Brattleboro. 1865. $7.50 R~rc. ,vith letter from the author inserted. stating that only ISO copies of his sermon had been 1>rinted and that the " unexpected demands of collectors had nearly exhausted the Edition." The author was Chaplain of the Senate, 1864-6, and intimately acquainted with L incoln. 160. WEBB (EDWIN B.). Memorial Sermons. The Capture of Richmond. Some of the Results of the War. THE AssASSJNATION OF TIii: PRESIDENT. $yo. half morocco, original covers bound in. Boston, 4, 1865. $7.50 Tluec powerful Lincoln discourses. Fine copy. 160a. WASHBURNE (E. B.). A Speech. Abraham Lincoln, I J is Personal History and Public Record. 8vo, half morocco, UNCUT. Washington, 1860. $6.50 Contains at end :he Republican platform adopted at Chicago, May 17, '60. 161. WALDEN (TREADWE LL). T he National Sacrifice. Ser- mon preached on the Sunday before the Death of the President, and two Addresses on the Sunday and Wednesday following. Svo, half /,- morocco, original wrappers bound in. Philadelphia, 1865. $3.50 Vrry fine ropy. 162. YARD ( ROBERT B.). T he Providential Significance of the Death of ABRAHAM LINCOLN. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Newark, N. J., 1865. $8.50 Fine copy, with two letters from t he author laid in, sending Charles H. H art, the L incoln bibliographer, this copy of his sermon and saying that 800 copies of it had been printed. The author was formerly Chaplain of 1st Reg., N. J. Vols., 6th Corps. Geo. D. Smith, 547 Fifth Avenue and 70 Wall Street

163. ZABRISKIE (ANDREW C.). ,A Descriptive Catalogue of the Political and Memorial Medals struck in honor of ADRAHA:U: LINCOLN. 187 items fully described. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. New York : Printed for the author, 1873. $15.00 75 cOPlES PRINTED. With letter from the author laid in, stating t hat his catalogue was the only one of any value and extent yet publisned. 164. ZABRISKIE (AND REW C.). The Medaliic H istbry of Am:AUAM LINCOLX. With 37 illustrations of Medals struck at various times of L incoln's Political Career, and in his Memory. In "Pro- ceedings of the American Numismatic Society." Royal 8vo, half morocco, original vvrappers bound in. New York, 1901. $6.50 Letter from Mr. Zabriskie, P resident of the Society, laid in. Lincoln Medals 165. LINCOLN MEDAL. Obverse-Beardless head to left, "The president of the U. S. 1861." Reverse-Rural scene with man splitting rails, "The Rail Splitter of 1830." Signed S. P. Childs, Chicago. Di- ameter 1¾ inches. Chicago, 1861. $7.50 F ine impression in copper br on,ed. S carce. The second of the Rail-Splittiug MedaJs. Mr. Zabriskie, speaking of this medal, says: "The reverse pictures the young rail-splitter of 1830 when he was at t he age of 21 years; the rising sun in the backgr ound possibly seems to denote that he was no sluggard at t hat early sta$"e of his career, although it probably alludes to the opening of his political hfe.0 166. LIN COLN MEDAL. O bverse-Bust facing right : "Abram Lincoln, Republican Candidate for President, 1860." Reverse-" Let Liber ty be National and Slavery Sectional," inclosed in a wreath. Around the edge, "Free Territory for a Free People." Diameter 1¾ inches. 1860. $20.00 A very rare silver impression used in Lincoln's first campaign. 167. LINCOLN MEDAL. O bverse-Bust right: "Republican • Candidate, Abraham Lincoln, 1860." Reverse-Spread eagle support- ing a shield : "Liberty, Union and Equality." Diameter, 1 1-16 inches. 1860. $7.50 Fine impression in brass. Described by Zabriskie in 1873 as "scarce.n One of 35 Impressions, 1860 168. LIN COLN MEDAL. Obverse-Bust to right: "Abraham Lincoln, Natus Feb. 12, 1809." Reverse-" Abra-Ham L in-Coln, Hon- est Abe of the \,Vest. T he Hannibal of America, 1860." Copper. Diameter }~ inch. 1860. $15.00 According to Zabriskie 011e of 35 struck by G. H . L ovett for W . L. Bram• hall, who states that it was one of tlie first. political medal~ issued in the mem- orable campaign of 1860. A most mterest,ng medalet_ using the last syllable of Lincoln's christian name and the first half of Hamlin's surname to produce the name of the candidate for the Vice-Presidency, thus ABRA- HAM-Lrn-COLN." 169. LINCOLN MEDAL. Obverse-Bust facing to the Right: "Abraham L incoln natus Feb. 12, 1809." Reverse-Abra-ham-Lin- Coln. Honest Abe of the West." \i\l'ith oval panel inscribed "Wide- awakes." Diameter ¾ inch. 1860. $5.00 One of the rare Bramhall medalets struck off in white metal for the Repub- lican \ Vide-Awake Organization which proved itself such a formtdable factor in the great campaign. Geo. D. Smith, 547 Fifth Ave1111e· and 70 Wall Street

170. LINCOLN MEDAL. Obverse- Bust, full face, '· Abraham Lincoln, Free land, F ree speech, and Free men." Reverse-Eagle and shield: "Union of the States." Diameter ¾ of an inch. 1860. $4.00 A very scarce 1860 campaign medal in brass. 171. LINCOLN MEDAL. Obverse- Busl to right, " For Presi- dent Abraham Lincoln of I llinois." Reverse- Thirteen stars, eagle and sh•ield, "E Pluribus Unum" on streamer in eagle's beak. vVaITE J\IETAL. Diameter l¼ inches. 1860. $5.00 Signed by True, one of the earliest of the Lincoln medallists. 172. L INCOLN MEDAL. Obverse-.-\ "v\lide-awake" wearing a club uniform and carrying a lantern. "Hartford vVicle-a\\'akes." Reverse- A "\,Viele-awake" carrying a torch, "Organized i\Iarch Third 1860." Diameter 1 1-16 inches. 1860. $10.00 Fine impression in brass struck in honor of the Hanford Corps of ,vide· Awakes. the first Republican organization in the field to fight for Lincoln's election. This is shown l,y the date on reverse of medal, March 3. 1860. 173. LINCOLN MEDAL. Ob,·erse- Head to right: "A Lincoln. R. Cand't. For President, 1860." Reverse-Spread eagle : " F . Lehr's Needle Threaders, 37 Chatham St., :S:. Y." BRASS, Diameter ¾ of an inch. 1860. $4.00 Described by :'ll'r. Zabriskie as very rare. 174. LIN COLN MEDAL. Ob,·erse- Bearded head to right.. Re- verse- " Perseverance 5 extends a hearty welcome." Diameter ¾ of an inch. SILVER. Phila. 1861. $10.00 Issued at the Mint for a volunteer fire company of Phila. in commcmora• tion of Lincoln's visit to that city in 1861. Very scarce. 175. LINCOLN MEDAL. Obverse-Busts of Lincoln and Ham- lin to left: "Lincoln & Hamlin," wreath around the border. Reverse -" We will not interfere with the constitutional rights of any State: • The fall of Sumter will be avenged, the rebellion crushed, and the honor and integrity of the li. S. shall be maintained. 1861." By F. B. Smith. Diameter 1¾ inches. CorPER. 1861. $6.00 An ex:remely fine Campaign of J 860 medal. 176. LINCOLN MEDAL. Obverse-Profile bust to right in high relief, "Abraham Lincoln president of the United States 1862." Re-·• verse-Two concentric circles. in the outer two figures of Indians, weapons and head of a Squaw, in the inner circle, an Indian in a Vvar bonnet, guiding a plow, with children playing in background, s howing schoolhouse, ch11rch and s hipping. By S. Ellis. Diameter 3 inches. 1862. $1S.OO One of the series issued by the Mint during the term of each President and called the Indian Peace ?.lcdal. 177. LINCOLN MEDAL. O bverse-Bearded Bust facing lo right "Abraham Lincoln president of the United States." Signed S. Ellis. Reverse-Two I ndian Braves and weapons form a circle within which an Indian in War Costume is plowing. In the background Indian Children playing before a Schoolhouse. Signed J. Wilson. BRONZE. Diameter 2½ inches. 1862. $1 2.00 One of the Indian Peace Medals issued by tl1e :'llint during the term of each President. Same design as preceding medal but smal1er and with signa- ture of artist on reverse. Geo. D. Smith, 547 Fifth Avenue a11d 70 Walt Street

178. LINCOLN MEDAL. Obverse-Bust to right, 13 stars: ·· IT onest Old Abe.·· Reverse-Oak wrealh: "Union candidates, 1864. For President, Abm. Lincoln of lllinois. For Vice-President, And. Johnson of Tenn." Diamete1· 1 5-16 inches. 1864. $15.00 A very fin e second Lincoln campaign medal in SILVER. In this election the rail•splitter bad been forgotten and ·· H onest Abe N was the predominating sobriquet attaching to L incoln. 179. LINCOLN MEDAL. Obverse- Bearded Bust to nght. Re- verse-·· Abraham Lincoln. .-\n Honest i\lan. The Crisis demands his Re-election." By Pauquct. Diameter ¾ of an inch. Struck in S1LVER by the i\Iint. 1864. $6.00 A verv fine second Lincoln campaign medal. 180. LINCOLN MEDAL. Obverse- Bearded Bust to Right. Reverse- " Abraham Lincoln. An Honest Man. The Crisis demands 11is Re-election. 1864. By Pasquet. Diameter ¾ of an inch. Silver lrnprcssion struck at the i\Iint. 1864. $6.00 Yery fine second Lincoln campaign mecla J. 181. LINCOLN MEDAL. Obverse- Bust to right: "Abraham L incoln for President, 1864." Reverse-" U. S." in oval shield surmounted by an eagle and surrounded by flags, guns, etc. Diameter 1 3-16 inches. 1864. $8.50 A fine second L incoln campaign medal and very scarce, in SILVER; ONE OF THE VERY FEW L INCOLN MEDALS ADORXED WITH MILITARY EMBLEMS. 182. LINCOLN MEDAL. Obverse-Bearded Bust facing to right: .. Abraham Lincoln for P resident. 1864." Reverse-" U. S." in oval surmounted by an Eagle and Surro unded with Flags and other :\.filitary Trophies. Diameter 1 3-16 inches. Nickelled Brass. 1864. $5.00 One of the few Lincoln medals bearing any military emblems. 1,83. LINCOLN MEDAL. Obverse- Head to left; enclosed by 13 Stars. 1864. Reverse-" Peck and Orviss, D ruggist & Grocers, Baraboo. Wis." BRASS. ·Diameter¾ of an inch. 1864. $3.50 Rare. 184. LINCOLN MEDAL. Obverse-Bust to right : "A Nation's Benefactor." Reverse-" R. H. Singleton, Bookseller, Stationer & Job Printer. P . 0. Building, Nashville, Tenn." BRASS. Diameter ¾ of an inch. 1864. $4.00 Rare and curious Southern Lincoln campaign medal. 185. LINCOLN MEDAL. Obverse-Head to the right. Reverse - " Abraham Lincoln. An Honest Man. T he Crisis demands his re- election, 1864." By Pequet. Diameter ¾ of an inch. Gow. Struck at the Mint. 1864. $15.00 A beautiful little medal for Lincoln's second electoral campaign, most of which are inscribed "Honest Abe," or "Honest Abraham Lincoln." 186. LINCOLN MEDAL. Obverse-Bust to right. Reverse- View of the "First National Bank, Minneapolis, Minn. Established in the days of Lincoln, 1864." Diameter 2 inches. $6.00 BRONZE. Very fine. Geo. D. Smith, 547 Fifth Avenue a11d 70 Wall Street

187. LINCOLN MEDAL. Ob,·crse- Draped bust to right, "Abraham Lincoln, 1865." Reverse-A broken column with flags on each side and initials A. L., surrounded by the words, "He is in glory, and the nation in tears." Below, "Born Feb. 12, 1809. Assassinated Apr. 14, 1865." By W. H . Key. SH.VER. Diameter 2 inches. 1865. $35.00 Exceedingly rare and fine medal by an eminent Philadelphia die-sinker. 188. LINCOLN MEDAL. Obverse-Head to left : "Dedie par le Democratic Francaise a Lincoln, President deux fois elu des Etats- Unis." Reverse-Altar bearing the inscription, "Lincoln l'honnete hommc abolit l'Esclavage, retablit l'Union, sauva la Republiquc, sans voilcr la statue de la Libertc. II fut Assassine le 14 Avril, 1865." Winged Victory resting one hand on an anchor and placing a wreath upon the altar. O n the opposite side appear two freedmen. The older points to the arms of the U. S., the younger holds a book in one hand, and with the other places a palm-branch upon the altar. Sur- mounting it is a triangle bearing the emblems of Commerce. Beneath appears the inscription, "Liberte, Egalite, Fraternite." Frankey Mag- niades. Diameter 3¼ inches. BRONZE. Switzerland. 1866. $40.00 The first cast made from the dies of this medal was of solid gold, and was 1'reseutcd to l'lfrs. Lincoln as a testimonial of sympathy from forty thousand F rench citfacns. The subscri ption was limited to two sous to each person and when the fund was complete Napoleon III would not allow it to be struck in France. It was finally made in Switzerland. A CR.AND Lu:coLN lfEDAL "'-» 4 MIRABLY EXt;CUT£D, 189. LINCOLN PLAQUE. Relief Portrait in silver, by V. D. Brenner. Half length profile to right. ·• Abraham L incoln. 1809-1865." Dimensions 3¼ x 2¼ inches. 1865. $35.00 Only a v ery few silver imJ1ressions were struck off. 190. LINCOLN PLAQUE. Relief Portrait in bronze, by V. D. Brenner. Half length profile to right, "Abraham Lincoln. 1809- 1865." Dimensions 3¼ x 2¼ inches, in neat oak frame. 1865. $15.00 A rare and exceedingly fine bronze memorial. 191. LINCOLN MEDAL. Obverse- Bearded Bust facing to right. "Abraham Lincoln, 1865." Reverse- " A broken column with Flags on each side, and shield inscribed "A. L." Below it, "Born Feb. 12, 1809, Assassinated Apr. 14, 1865." The whole inscribed, "He is in Glory and the Nation in T ears." Diameter 2 inches. Phila- delphia, 1865. $15.00 A very heautiful and rare impression in corrER the work of W. I-I. Key. The finest of all the American memor ial medals. • 192. LINCOLN ME DAL. Obverse-Bearded Bust facing to right. "Abraham Lincoln, 1865." Reverse- " He is in Glory and the Nation in Tears." A broken column inscribed "A. L.," and underneath, "Born Feb. 12, 1809, Assassinated April 14, 1865." Diameter 2 inches. Philadelphia, 1865. $15.00 A brass impression of W. H. Key's fine memorial medal. All his medals are extremely rare. Geo. D. Smith, 547 Fifth Avemie and 70 Wall Street

193. LIN COLN MEDAL. Obverse-Head of Garfield to left. Reverse-Head of Lincoln to right. Diameter l inch. 1881. $17.50 A beautiful GOLO medal struck in memory of Garfield, the second President of the United States to die by assassination. Both portraits are extremely fine and most beautifully executed. 194. LINCOLN MEDAL. Obverse-Bust to right: "Lincoln Hall. With malice toward none, with charity for all." Reverse- The dome of the proposed Lincoln Hall: "The American University, incorporated May 28. 1891, adopted by the general conference May 25, 1892. Membership souvenir, Lincoln Hall Fund, Wash., D. C." White metal. Signed S. and S. N. Y. and G. H. L. Diameter 2 inches. IBn ~00 195. LINCOLN MEDAL. Obverse-Draped Bust to right, " Abraham Lincoln, 1809-1865." Reverse-Closed oak and laurel wreath, "1809-1909. Vvith malice towards none, with charity for all. \i\Tith fi rmness in the right as God gives us to see the right." Diame- ter 2 inches. 1909. $3.50 The beautiful Mint Centennial Lincoln Medal in BRONZE. 196. LINCOLN MEDAL. Obverse-Draped bust to right," Abra- ham Lincoln, 1809-1865." Reverse-Closed oak and laurel wreath, "1809-1909. With malice toward none, with charity for all. \i\Tith firmness in the right as God gives us to sec the right." Diameter 2 inches. 1909. $5.00 T he beautiful Mint Centennial Lincoln Medal in SILVER. 197. LINCOLN MEDAL. Obverse-Draped bust to left, "With malice toward none, with charity for all. 1809-1909." Reverse-Laurel and oak wreath, star, "This medal was struck for the Grand Army of the Republic in Commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of the birth of Lincoln." Diameter 3 inches. SrLVER. P hiladelphia: Daw- son's Sons, 1909. $25.00 A grand Lincoln medal. 198. LINCOLN MEDAL. Obverse- Bust to right: "Abraham Lincoln, President, 1861-1865." Reverse-" Centennial Anniversary of his birth, Feb. 12, 1809-1909." By E. F. Diameter l ¾ inches. SILVER. 1909. $7.50 Very fine. 199. LINCOLN MEDAL. Obverse- Head to right: "Centennial of Abraham Lincoln, MCMIX." Reverse-Spread eagle : "Govern- ment of the people, by the people, for the people, s hall not perish from the earth." By B. L. PRATI. Diameter, 2 inches. SILVER.. N. Y., 1909. $15.00 THE FINEST MEDAL t~ORTRA1T OF LINCOLN EVER PRODUCED. 200. LINCOLN MEDAL. Obverse-Bearded Bust to right: "Cen- tennial of Abraham Lincoln, 1909." Reverse-" Government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth." By B. L. PRATT. In silver, with loop and ring. Diameter 1 inch. New York, 1909. $5.00 Geo. D. Smith, 5-li Fifth Avenue a11d iO Wall Street

201. LINCOLN MEDAL. Obverse- Bearded Busl to right: "Centennial of Abraham Lincoln, 1909:· Reverse-·' Government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish off the earth." Diameter l ~s inches. Xew York, 1909. $4.50 The ,,cry fine B. L. Pratt head in DRO:

208. LI NCOLN AUTOGRAP H. Receipt gi,·en by Lincoln, read- ing Received by D. :iVI. Irwin two shares in the Estate of Thos. Paine, deceased, and one share of Doct. Allard, making Twenty-four Dollars, and to be applied as a part of a fee in the case of Hall vs. Irwin. Abram Lincoln." Springfield, I ll., April 20th, 1852. $45.00

Early Letter as President, April, 1861 209. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. Very early Jetter written at the beginning of his First Presidential Term to the Secretary of the In- terior, Caleb Il. Smith, of Indiana, removing four of the Government l11dia11 Agents iii New Me:rico and sending him the names of the Agents appointed to succeed them. Signed" Yours truly, A. Lincoln." 8vo. Executive :\lansion, April 30th, 1861. $150.00 A most iuteresting and early executive letter, showing Lincoln's promptness in removing agents m the South who were likely to be lnimical to the Re· publican administration. 2 10. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. Engraved Form authorizing the Secretary of State to affix the Seal of the United States to the Letter of Credence of Cassius M. Clay, addressed to the Emperor of Russia. Signed "Abraham Lincoln." 4to. Washington, March 13, 1863. $25.00 2 11. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. Engraved form directing the Secretary of State to affix the Seal of the U. S. to a \!\Tarrant for the Pardon of Nelson Vickery. Signed "Abraham Linco!11." 4to. \.Vash- ington, April 20th, 1863. $25.00 2 12. LINCOLN (ROBERT TODD) . Son of Abraham L incoln. Graduated at Harvard 1864, served as Captain through the final Cam- paign which ended at Appomattox, Secretary of War under President Garfield shortly before his assassination. A. L. S. to a Lady who had written him regarding his Father's W atch. "My Dear Madam: In reply lo yonr 1,ote, it gives me pleas111·e to tell yo1, that the Watch, which was the subject of the letter from my Father to yours, was personally used b3, my Father, and it is 110w in my possession. I do not 11se it but keep it as a nmch-cherished Memento." 2 pp., 12mo. Manchester, Vt., 1912. $15.00 Letters in the writing of Robert T . Lincoln are of considerable rarity. Illinois Politics in 1856 2 13. LINCOLN. A. L. S. to Hon. J. M. P almer. "Dear Sir: It is our judgment that whether yo11 do or do not finally stand as a Candi- date for Co11gress, it is better f or yo" to 11ot to publicly decline for a while. It is a long time to the Election, and what may tum 1,p no one ca11 tell. . Yours truly, A . Lincoln." Also signed by Richard Yates, W. H. Herndon (of the Law Firm of Herndon and Lincoln) and 'Wm. Jayne. 4to, half green morocco. Springfield, August 1st, 1856. $21.i.00 John l\1cC1uley Palmer was a presidential elector for Illinois in 1860 on the Republican ticket and a delegate to the Peace Convention at Washington Feb. 4. 1861. Served in the war with Generals Pope and Grant and served until Sep!-, 1864. The letter formerly belonged to Col. C. C. Jones, the Georgia Historian. Geo. D. Smith, 547 Fifth Avenue a11d 70 Wall Street

214. LINCOLN. A. L. S. to Henry C. Whitney, Illinois politician and Author of "Life 011 the Cirrnit with Whitney." "My Dear Sir : Your 11ote containing Election news is received, and for which I thank you. It is all of 110 use however. Logan is worse beate11 than any other maii ever was since Elections were i11ve11ted-beate11 more than 1,200 in this C 01mly. It is conceded 011 all hands that the prohibitory Law is also bea.teii. Yours truly, A . Lincoln." 4to. Springfield, June 7th, 1855. $225.00 John A. Logan was a Douglas Democratic Congressman from Illinois, b"1t on the first intimation of coming trouble with the South, he declared that ".,. tl,e event of the election of Abraham Lincoln he would slt.0ulder hi.s_ musket to have li·im ittt>11011rated." 1-Ie was one of the ablest and most active of the Union Generals throughout the war. 215. LINCOLN. Bill of complaint, Neff, Wanton & Co. vs. J osiah Francis, T respass on the Case. Sangamon County Circuit Court. a pp. folio, all in the autograph of A. Lincoln and signed by him three times; twice being for" Stuart and Lincoln." Filed November 4, 1839. $300.00 A most interesting and early Lincoln autog!aph written in his 30th year and EXACTLY 21 Y&AJ

little paragraph in the Republica,~ was received yesterday, since which time I have beeii too unwell to notice it. I had not sitpposed yoi, wrote or approved it. . . . When the paper was brought to my house, my wife said to me, 'Now are y01, going to take another worthless little paper'!' I said to her evasively, 'I ha.ve 11ot directed the paper to be left,' From this, in my absence, she sent the message to the carrier. This is the whole story. Yours /ml}•, A . Lincoln." 1 page 4to, Springfield, Feb. 20, 1857. $275.00

220. LINCOLN. A.LS. to the Secretary of War, signed "A. LINCOLN." "I 1111dersta11d the Gov. of New Hampshire is a11:~ious in regard to tro11ble about the draft, and -desires that the 5th N. H . should be sent home 011 /hat accou11t. The regiment is ttow here, going down the Potomac, somewhere, and co11tains, as I hear, only 115 men. . . ." The 5th N. H. volunteers were on their way to Lookout Point, Md. when they were stopped by the Secretary of War and sent to Con- cord, N. H., where they remained for three months. 1 page. 8vo, Execu- tive Mansion. Wash., July 29, 1863. $200.00 /ITO 22 1. LINCOLN. Legal Document entirely in the Autograph of Lincoln, signed by Mary and Richard Anderson. Stephen T . Logan, Jolin T. Stuart and A. Lincofo have have engaged to prosecute tfle said suit as attorneys for the said heirs, we, the s1,bscribers, being the widow and one of the sons of the said Anderson deceased, agree to give to the said Logan Stuart a11d Lincoln one half of the said piece of gro1111d for their services, provided they recover the ground; but are t1ot bound lo pay anything 1111less the said piece of ground be yecovered. ." Folio. Sangamon Co., Ill., 1837. $120.00 Fine early legal specimen of Lincoln"s autograph. 222. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. Indenture between Francis Webster of Sangamon County, and William Butler of the same, trans- ferring plot of land in the "late Town, now City of Springfield." 40 Jines entirely in Lincoln's handwriting, 2 pages, folio. Springfield, Feb. 25, 1842. $75.00 Fine specimen, in perfect p.-eservation. 223. LINCOLN. Official Envelope addressed in Lincoln's Auto- graph, "'Hon. Leonard Myers, House of Representatives." 2 lines. $12.00 Leonard 1\'.Iyers delivered a memorial address on Lincoln before the Union League Club of Philadelphia, June 15, 1865. Important Springfield-Vandalia Letter, 1837 224. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. Fine and Early A.L.S. from Lincoln to Levi Davis of Vandalia, commencing: "Friend Davis-The Bearer of this, Dr. A. G. Henry, visits Y.OU for the purpose of drawing a small amount of money to enable the Commissioners to com- mence the erection of a State House. He, as you probably recollect, is one of the Building Commissioners. The Bond for the $50,000 Geo. D. Smith, 547 Fifth Avcuue and 70 Wall Street

required by the act locat·ing tile Seat of Covemment, has been executed by several of our Citizens and ouly approved by the Go,·ernor, and will be filed with the Treasurer by Dr. Henry on his 1\.rri,·al at your Town. The D r., being a Stranger to you and the Treasurer, and his duties being of a new kind, he has asked me to request you as friends to render him what assistance you conveniently can. \\·c have, generally in this Country, Peace, Health, and Plenty, and no News. Very respectfully, A. Lincoln." 4to, with Address. Spring- field. April 19, 1837. $350.00 From 1834 to 1840 Lincoln had served in the lllinois Legislature and ranked amongst its leaders. During that time he had been the p1·i11cipal agent in effect· tng tl.e removal of the State Capital from Vandalia to Springfield in the face of the bitterest opposition of the Democrats. Fine Springfield Legal Document, 1838 225. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. Legal Document entirely in the writing of Lincoln, in the Chancery S uit of ?-.loses C. Knapp. Ephraim Darling, and John D ryer against Salome Enos, Paschal P. Enos and others. In this case Lincoln appeared as Guardian ad Litem of the Infant Enos Heirs, a nd states that as " he has no knowledge w hat- ever of any of the Facts set out in the bill of said Complainants, and can therefore neither deny or admit any of the facts therein stated, and therefore requires full proof of all the Material Allegations of the Complainants' Bill to be made. A. Lincoln, Guard ian." 4to. San- gamon Circuit Court, 1838. $175.00 A fine legal specimen and a VCI)' important land case at its time. Paschal Paoli Enos was 011e of tile /01,r orig111al /)ro~rietors of the /)resent site of SPrill(I· field Ill., and was the son of Roger Enos of Connecticut, a famous soldier m the French-Indian wars of J 759 and served throughout the Revolution. He was a member of the Commission. with I srael and Rufus Putnam, sent bv Connecticut to survey lands in the :Mississippi Valley that had been given by the Crown to those who had served in the French \ Var and Havana. Campaign.

One of Lincoln's Last Letters, Mar. 26, 1865 226. LINCOLN. Interesting A.L.S. written in pencil to Secretary of War E. :M. Stanton, at Washing ton. In the last days of Grant's Attack upon R ichmond, which fe ll o n April 2nd, Lincoln had been with the A rmy in the F ield and visited Gra nt at City Point on l\Iarch 22, and from there he very c ha racteristically writes to Stanton : "Hon. Sec. of War, Washington, D. C. I approve your Fort S,111,pter programme. G1·a11t 1don't seem to know Yeatman very well, bnt t'1i11ks very well of him as far as he knows-thinks it probable that Y is here now for the place. I told 3,ou this yesterday, as well as that yori slrould do as yott think best about McWhiting's Resignation but I suppose ~•ou did not receive the despatch. I am on the Boat now aud have 110 lain- war news than went to you last 11ight. A . L;11coln." 8vo. City Point, Va. March 25, 1865. 9 a. m. $150.00 A most interesting and characteristic letter, allowing, as usual, :Mr. Stanton to act for the best. The " V-.'hiting " referred to was \Villiam \.Vhiting, the Solicitor of Lincoln's \Var Department, who resigned just at this tiinc. I-le was the aut hor of "The ,var Powers of the President." Geo. D. Smith, 547 Fifth Ave1111e a11d 70 Wall Street

Quantrell's Raid Through Kansas, 1863 227. LINCOLN. Official Communication to Gen. Halleck entirely fo Lincoln's writing a11d sig11ed. "It is 1101 improbable that retaliation for Ifie 1ecent great outrage at Lawrence, iii K ansas, may extend to in- discri111i11ate sla11ghter 011 !he Misso11ri border, unless averled by very judicious aclio11. I shall be obliged if the C en.-in-chief ca11 make a11y sug- gestions to Gen. Schofield 011 the subject. A . Lincoht." 1 page 4to. Aug. 31, 1863." $225.00 A most interesting Civil \Var historical document. Quantrcll, with 300 of liis ~uerillas. raided the independent settlement of Lawrence. 40 miles in the intenor of Kansas, killed 200 of its inhabitants, committed horrible atrocities and finally burnt up almost the entire town. Interesting Lincoln and Booth Item 228. RANKIN, McKEE. O riginal typewritten article by McKee Rankin for a New York Magazine entitled "T he Story of J. Vlilkes Booth's Vlardrobc." A Relation in 1,500 words of how in the Spring of 1865 the author met Booth at the Parker House, having just arrived from :\Iontreal, from which place he had shipped his wardrobe to Ha,·ana upon a little Blockade Runner w hich was wrecked in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. The cargo, including Booth's trunks, were saved and. Hooth being by that lime dead, were unclaimed and fi nally, in July. 1865. were sold for salvage. They were bought for J\lcKee Rankin by his Brother. The feeling against actors, on account of the assassination of Lincoln, was very pronounced and Rankin could not induce anyone in the profession to take them over from him. On offering the same to Edwin Booth on his reappearance on the stage he rcceiYed no answer, much to his surprise. The article relates howe,·er that the trunks were eventually sold for $75.00 to Barton Hill. acting secretly for Edwin Booth. The trunks were stored in the \\'inter Garden Theatre. which on the following day was burned with everything in it. The a rticle concludes : "This is the trne story of the e11d of Johu Wilkes Booth's Wardrobe. A11other ve1·sio11 has go/ten i11lo prillf. bu/ these are the Facts. I k11ow them, as I was a Cenlral Figure in /hem.·· 5 pages, 4to. New York, 1909. $35.00 229. RAYMOND, HENRY J. H istorian of Lincoln's Administra- tion. A. L. S. to Geo. Clark, sending him private information about :.I. Thompson ancl ad,·ising him to appoint J unius T . Stagg as Quarter- master. with other business details. 3 pages. 121110. N cw York, 1854. $5.00 230. NICOLAY AND HAY. T he private Secretary and Assistant Secretary of "I .in coin, his trusted Friends and Biographers. A. L. S. from John G. Nicolay on Executive paper to Col. J. TARnr:r.L, acquaint- ing him with Pre~idcnt Lincoln's R ules in the Re-appointment of Officers dismissed by Court Martial and telling him "if you bring such a lcttl'r from the GO\·ernor of New York (desiring his reappointment) T have no doubt that the P resident, upon the very favorabl{ opinion which the J udgc AdYocate General has given, will consent that the Geo. D. Smith, 547 Fifth Avmue aud 70 Wall Street

Governor may re-appoint you to the Service." 2 pages. 12mo. Dec., 1862. A. L. S. from John Hay to James Redpath regarding three proposed Lectures-Democracy in Europe--Franklin in Paris- Phases of Washington Life. 12mo. N. Y., 1871. 2 pieces. 1862-1871. $15.00 231. OGLESBY, RICHARD JAMES. Senator from Illinois, Brig.-Gen. in the Civil V-./ar and many years associated with Abraham Lincoln. Very fine and interesting Autograph Letter, signed, to his Friend Thomas Donaldson, relating entirely to LrNCOLN and politics in Illinois. He commences" My dear O ld Friend. Early in the Spring of 1858, Circuit Court was being held in Urbana, Champaign Co., Ill. MR. L INCOLN was attending the Court in his Annual Round of the Circuit. I went up from Decatur in a buggy with a lawyer friend to the Court. While there the Question arose of a Candidate for Con- gress in our D istrict, composed of 15 counties running from Decatur and south along the Wabash River and South-East Illinois about 100 or 125 miles. A strong Democratic Region interspersed with a good many O ld \Vhigs, nearly all of whom were from the Southern States, and all both Democrats and Whigs were rather pro-Slavery in feelings, or more correctly stated were very much opposed to Abolitio11is1n a11d very s1,spicious of Republica11ism. Douglas had helped them to make the case as bad as possible black Republicans. The District was, or had been since 1854, about 4,000 to 5,000 Demo- cratic Majority. It was not Yery promising Territory for Republican Success. A good many of us were together at Urbana Anti-Nebraska, Mine Republicans and Anti-Slavery Old Whigs. I had been, as had MR. LINCOLN of course, Anti-Slavery Old Whigs. Everybody of our kind wanted to see Mr. Li11coln chosen U. S. Senator if possible in 1858. We were all of 1{S very fond of, very proud of, and intensely devoted to him, and whenever we co1tld we listened to, a11d consulted him 1,po11 all political matters. The Question at Urbana was how to organize and how to run as a Candidate in our District for Congress and also the Course and Policy to pursue in the Campaign so as to win over to our Cause as many Kentucky and Tennessee Old Whigs as possible. Should the policy be to denounce, as we felt it ought to be denounced, Slavery fo all its aspects and ever~1where, or should a more moderate and tentative policy be pursued on the Stump as to Extension of Slavery into the Territories as a Moral and Political Evil, etc.1 In one of our walks together the subject of going frankly before the people and trusting to their good sense and good heart, when frankly and openly appealed to in behalf of Justice, Right and Liberty. MR. LINCOLN, in his mild, stern way said : 'REMEMBER, DICK, TO KEEP CLOSE TO THE PEOPLE. THEY ARE ALWAYS RIGHT AND WILL MISLEAD NO ONE.' * * * I have given you the substance of the circum- stances that brought forth the Remark you referred to and which I now give to you correctly. 2 pages, 8vo, with envelope. E lk Heart, Tl!., Sept. 24. 1894. $100.00 r

~~Geo. D. Smith, 547 Fifth Avc1111e a11d 70 Wall Street~~

2 32. OGLESBY, R. J. A slip in Oglesby's writing and signed by him: "Remember, Dick, lo keep close to Ille peop{e they are always right and will mislead 110 011c." "Is exactly what he said. R. J. Oglesby." $17.50 Unique Unpublished Manuscript Life of Lincoln 233. WHITNEY (HENRY C.). ORIGINAL UNPUBLISHED MANU- SCRIPT. A,i Epitome of the Life a11d Character of Abraham Li11colll; Embracing a11 Analysis of his Character, Review of his Ad111i1iistra- tio11; a11d Critical Sclcctio11s from his Writings and Speeches. Classi- fied and i/111straled by Henry C. Whitney, a1tthor of "Life 011 the Circ11it with Lincoln." Very legibly written on 800 folio pages, with numerous correction additions and annotations in Whitney's handwriting. About 1890-5. $250.00 A Fl?\& ASD lfOST lSTER&STlSC llASUSCUPT wurcn UP TO THE PRES&XT HA.$ REMAINED UNPUBLJSHED, \Vritten by one of Lincoln's earliest and closest friends and the author of the well•known ·' Lrrs ON THE CIRCUIT WJTH LINCOLN," In this history, howeverJ the Political Period of Lincoln's career is fully gone into! together with his a . ministrativc acts as President throughout the great Civi \Var, and the tragedy of his death.

Lincoln Busts 2 34. LINCOLN BUST. Bronze Bust of Lincoln with beard and long straight hair. Signed on back "Cllardig11y 1861." and with name of Lincoln sunk deep in front of base. Height, 5% inches. 1861. $50.00 THE EARLIEST DAT&D BRONZE BUST OF LtllCOLN 1()1~\"N A!

Lincoln's Inkstand Used at His Springfield Office 241. I NKSTAND U SE D BY LINCOLN every day whilst at his Springrield Law Office 1842-1860. first in partnership with Jol,11 T. Stuart and later with 1Villia111 H . J-1 erndo11. The inkstand, which is of wood with glass wells, shows its constant daily use for years. J ts height b 2¼ inches and diameter 4¾ inches. It remained in his partner Herndon's possession until April, 1887. Accompanying the Stand is an Autograph Letter, dated April 22d, 1887, from W. H . Herndon to hi~ Friend, 1lr. ).Junson. regarding the Inkstand and other Lincoln Relics he was sending him. Pasted on base of stand i~ Herndon's signed Certificate: " Spri11g fiefd, Ill., May 14th, 1884. I certify that this is 011 inkstand thal at 011e time befo11ged to a11d was used by .lbrahc1111 Li11cofo i11 Li11cof11 011d Herudo11's Office. W111. II. IIern don." $1,000.00 Unique and excoedingly interesting- personal relic of Lincoln's twenty•year career ,n Springfield as Lawyer, Legislator, ~{ember of Congress and leading orator of tht" Republican party. The inkstand was no doubt consuntlr used b~, him in the preparation of his seeechcs on the '.Missouri Compromise Repeal, his debates with Douglas and also ,n his famous letters to Lyman Trumbull. /11 tl,e Lit1coln lltcmorial Col/cclion the relic is described 11nder Nnmber 113.

Playbill of Ford's Theatre, April 14, 1865 242. FORD'S THEATRE. "Benefit and Last Kight of Miss Laura Keene, the D istinguished 1Ianageress, Authoress and Actress." \Vith the Cast of '' OuR AMERICAN CousJN." Narrow folio, 17½ inches high. \\'ashington, April 14th, 1865. $25.00 One of the very rare playbills printed in the afternoon, when it was learned that the President would attend the perforn,auce, and bearing the 3-line announce- ment: ' 1 This h:.-euinp tlir performance will be ltono,·c-d by tire p-reset1CI! 0£ p,.c,S1- i"'l.fi11col11." The bill bears the imprint of "L. Brown, Printer, Was ington,

243. LINCOLN PLAQUE. P rofile to Right with Beard, on oval plaque of hard white metal with bronze finish. set into a rough wal- nut wood panel, 6¼ x 4¼ inches. $15.00 P1~ted on frame i!ii a printe-d certificate signed by A. S. Edwards. thf" cus- todian of the Lincoln Home, that the wood was taken from t he Lincoln House in Springfield. 111., in Juh, 1907. whilst it was undergoing repairs. Geo. D. Smith, 547 Fifth Aven11e and 70 Wall Street

244. LINCOLN PAPERWEIGHT of Glass, with prolile bearded Bust of Lincoln finely moulded from the under side. Size 4½ x 3 inches. $15.00 An unu~uully handsome and very \\1elJ executed Lincoln memento. 245. F ORD'S THEATRE. Small square black Tile taken from the floor of the Theatre in which Lincoln was shot by Booth. \iVith contemporary photograph of the Theatre on upper surface and printed description of the Relic issued by C. H. Coe, of \Vashington, on lower surface. Size 2 inches by 2 inches. $10.00 246. LINCOLN PLATE of blue and white, with portrait in centre of Lincoln, full face, with beard. On the other side, in blue letters, is inscribed " Your Obd't S ervt A . Lincolt1." Diameter 9¾ inches Philadelphia: \Vrighl, Tyndale and Van Roden. $17.50 Rare. 247. LINCOLN PORTRAIT. Interesting Original Water ColQr drawing of Lincoln by G. \iV. Hunt, representing the P resident in traveling Costume, tall sil k hat, sitting down. Size 6½ x 5 inches, in old mahogany frame. Signed by the Artist and dated. November 19th, 1859. $35.00 248. LINCOLN BROADSIDE. Broadside Proclamation of J ohn A. Andrew, Governor of i\lassachusetts. for a Day of Special Humilia- tion and Prayer in Commemoration of the Death of Abraham Lin- coln. Large folio. Boston, May 5, 1865. $12.00 A very fine copy. in perfect preservation. 249. LINCOLN'S FUNERAL. Card of Admittance to the '' Obseq1ties of Abraham Lincoln, late Preside11t of the U11ited States, Philadelphia, A pril 22, 1865, at the Hall of Independence, f,·om 10 to 12 o'clock I-'. ,V. Entrance at the Co11rt House on Sixth, below Chest1mt Street." In black border. Size 2 inches by 3. Philadelphia, 1865. $5.00 250. LINCOLN'S FUNERAL. Printed Order of the Procession to be observed at the Funeral Services of President Lincoln held in vVashington, April 19th. P rinted within black borders and containing the names of the 34 Pall Bearers, representing the Senate, House, Army, Navy and Civilians, and the route of the procession. Together with a card of Admittance to the Executive i\1Iansion, in very heavy black Borders. 2 pieces. 8vo and 12mo. Washington, April 19th, 1865. $15.00 251. LINCOLN ASSOCIATION OF JERSEY CITY. Menus of the First and Second Annual Banquets in honor of the Birthday of Abraham Lincoln. Printed in gold on silk. 2 pieces. 8vo. Tay- lor's Hotel and Cooper's Hall. Feb. 12. 1868-69. $6.00 252. LINCOLN BADGE issued by the Republican Club as a souvenir in 1898, consisting of a. clasp, with a bust o f Lincoln as a pendant on a blue silk ribbon. S11..vER. New York, 1898. $7.j() A most artistic miniature sil\'er profile he:td of Lincol11 , designed and executed by Black, Starr and Frost. Geo. D. Smith, 547 Fifth Avc1111e crn

253. LINCOLN SLEEVE BUTTON of Gold, wi th a bust por• trait of Lincoln in relief, showing right profile. with beard. Made about 1865. $7.50 UNIQUE. 254. LINCOLN PLAYING CARDS for the game '· In the White House." 40 cards, bearing the portraits of all the Presidents to 1897. W ith pamphlet of directions, in the original paper box. Size 2¾ inches by 3¾. Cincinnati. The Fireside G;ime Co., 1896. $12.50 Complete set. containing two port raits each of the first I wenty presidents. with date of birth, death, election. politics, etc.. printed below. J11dgu1g by the printed R11les, Ifie game is b.,, no means so simple as it looks. 255. LINCOLN INAUGURATI ON BALL. Large and F inely engraved T icket to the "UNION BALL." Large American Eagle and Stars at top. Underneath are engraved the names of the 250 Managers comprising every well

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~~CONTENTS OF CATALOGUE~~

~~Books and Pamphlets, ----- Nos. · 1- 164 Medals and Tokens, ------Nos. 165-~04 Autograph Letters, ------Nos. ~05- ~33 Busts, ------Nos. 234-239 \ , ~st>nal.jelics, ------Nos. 240- 258~~