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Abraham Lincoln Books, etc. LINCOLN ROOM UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS LIBRARY

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the Class of 1901

founded by HARLAN HOYT HORNER and HENRIETTA CALHOUN HORNER

ABRAHAM LINCOLN

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"The Lincoln Cult is only in its Infancy. It has had but a single generation in to grow but as the Perspective of Time brings into Grander Relief the Noble proportions of its Subject, Homage and Admiration for him ivill be bounded only by the Civilised World." Abraham Utttroltt

1. ABOUT THE WAR. Plain Words to Plain People, by a Plain Man. 8vo, original pictorial wrappers. Philadelphia. 1863. $1.50 A Fine Lincoln Administration Document.

2. ABOTT, ABOTT A. The Assassination and Death of Abraham Lincoln President of the United States of America, at Washington, on the i/j-th of April, 1865. Printed within black borders throughout. I2mo, half light calf gilt. New York. 1865. $12.50 THE FIRST BOOK PRINTED ON THE DEATH OF LINCOLN having been issued on April 1 5th, announcing the Fact "The President died this morning at twenty-two minutes past seven. Mr. Seward is also dead."

3. ABRAHAM AFRICANUS I. His Secret Life as revealed under the Mesmeric Influence. Mysteries of the White House. I2mo. v original front wrapper with Crowned Head of Lincoln. New York. 1864. $5-00 Diabolism Seward, Necromancer Lincoln in a Trance reveals his Secret History etc. Contains much Satirical Verse.

4. ABRAHAM AFRICANUS I. His Secret Life, as revealed under the Mesmeric Influence. Mysteries of the White House. i6mo, half morocco, original glazed wrappers with portrait bound in. New York. 1864. $7-50 Scarce Fine copy.

5. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. An Appreciation. By W. H. Marcy; The American Conflict; A Lecture by Rev. Dr. Dill. Belfast, 1863; delivered at the Y. Peace ; A Lecture Aug. 4, 1864, Cooper Institute, N. By Lindley Spring. 3 vols in one. I2mo, half morocco. New York and Belfast 1906. 1863-1864. $7.50 The "Appreciation" is a small i6-page pamphlet with portrait wrappers. 6. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Farmer's Boy and President. 8vo, cloth, original portrait wrappers bound in. London Society for Promot- ing Christian Knowledge. (1888). $7-50 Rare. Very fine copy.

7. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Vierzehnter President der Vereinigten Staaten. Woodcut portrait by Orr. I2mo, half morocco (New York) June. 1865. $3.00 Contains a very useful Chronology of Events of the War, Nov.. i86o-May 26, 1865. 2 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

8. ADAMS, GEORGE E. Lincoln. Address delivered at Quincy, Illinois. Oct. 13, 1908, before the State Historical Society of Illinois. 8vo, original wrappers. Peterboro. N. H. 1908. $i-75

9. ADDERUP, ANDREW. Lincolniana* or, the Humors of Uncle Abe. Second, Joe Miller. Illustrated. I2mo, half light calf, original wrappers bound in. New York. 1864. $6.00 Scarce. Fine Copy.

10. ADVANCE SHEETS from the Book now in Press, to be issued Nov. i, 1874, entitled Abraham Lincoln. His Life, Public Services, Death and Great Funeral Cortege, with a History and Description of the National Lincoln Monument. By JOHN CARROLL POWER. I2mo, half

dark ', morocco, original brown wrappers bound in. Springfield. 1874. $2.50 ORIGINAL TELEGRAM FOR THE ARREST OF BOOTH.

1 1'. ALEXANDER, COL. E. B. Provost Marshal at St. Louis during the Civil War. The Original Telegraph Form sent to Captain Hubbard Provost Marshal at Springfield, Illinois, instructing him to "ARREST J. WILKES BOOTH THE MURDERER OF THE PRESIDENT WHEREVER HE MAY BE FOUND AND SEND HIM HERE IN IRONS." Oblong I2mo. Saint Louis. April 15, 1865. $100.00 A Unique Lincoln Memento. 12. ALGER, HORATIO. Abraham Lincoln, the Backwoods Boy; or how a Young Rail-Splitter became President. Portrait and Illustrations. I2mo, cloth. New York. 1883. $2.00

13. ALKINS, GEORGE. Address in Vindication of the U. S. Govern- ment for the course pursued in subduing the Southern Rebellion. De- livered in Bridgetown. Barbadoes. W. I. 8vo, half brown morocco, covers bound in. Philadelphia. 1865. $4.00 In high praise of Lincoln and his policy. Scarce.

14. ALLEN, EUGENE C. Abraham Lincoln. An Historical Essay in Two Parts. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Albion, Michigan. 1895. $4.00 Contains at end an interesting three-page Bibliography.

15. ALVAREZ, ALONZO. Progress and Intelligence of Americans whether in the Northern, Central or Southern portion of the Continent, Founded upon the Normal and Absolute Servitude of Inferior Animates to Mankind, as indicated by the Order of Nature and by the Acts of Cre- ation as laid down by the Bible. Advantages Enumerated and Explained. 8vo, cloth, n. p. 1865. $25.00 Extremely Scarce. Not in Field, Brinley, Menzies, Murphy, etc. Not copyrighted, but was published by the author in America, while sojourning in the United States. The author was violently opposed to Lincoln and his policies, and the book may have been written in an attempt to induce the Southern States to join with Mexico in a new Empire. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 3

16. AMBASSADORS. Message of the President communicating information touching the Visit of Mr. Mercier to Richmond in April. 2 pages. 8vo, Washington. 1863. $3- Denying a statement that the French Minister and Prince Napoleon were entrusted with any Mission either from the President or Government to the "Insur- rectionary Agents, or so-called Authorities at Richmond."

17. AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW for Jan. 1896, containing two Documents relating to Lincoln's Nomination to Congress in 1846. Bound in with John E. Burton's Lincoln Oration 1903, 2 vols in one. 8vo, half roan neat, covers bound in. New York. 1896. $3-5O

1 8. AMERICAN ODD FELLOW. A Monthly Mazagine. 8vo, new half brown morocco, original wrappers bound in. New York. June, 1865. $3.50 Contains the Resolutions and Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Pennsyl- vania relative to the Death of Abraham Lincoln. Also the Address to President Johnson from the Members of the Odd Fellows of Canada West on the same occasion.

19. AMES, CHARLES G. Stand by the President ! An Address delivered before the National Union Association of Cincinnati, March 6, 1863. 8vo, half brown morocco. Philadelphia. 1863. $4.00 A Rare Ohio Address. 20. AMNESTY PROCLAMATION and Third Annual Message of Abraham Lincoln. Read in Congress Dec. 9, 1863. 8vo, half brown morocco gilt. (Washington). 1863. $5-OO First Edition of one of the Greatest of American State Papers. 21. AMNESTY PROCLAMATION and Third Annual Message of Abraham Lincoln. Read in Congress. Dec. 9, 1863. 8vo, wrappers. Washington. 1863. $3-5O

22. ANDERSON, HOMER. Where I saw Lincoln (Corp Co. I, 90 Reg. O. V. I.) Portrait i6mo, original glazed wrappers. Peekskill. New York. 1909. $1.50 Only a small Edition privately printed.

23. ANDREW, JOHN A. Address to the Two Branches of the Legislature of Massachusetts. Map of Gettysburg. 8vo, wrappers. Bos- ton. 1864. $1.50 .Contains Lincoln's Famous Gettysburg Address.

24. ANDREW, JOHN A. Valedictory Address of Governor An- drew to the Two Branches of the Legislature. Jan. 4, 1866. 8vo, half morocco neat, wrappers bound in. Boston. 1866. $5.00 Urging stringent measures against the Rebels. Autograph presentation inscription from Gov. Andrew on front Cover.

25. ANDREWS, MARY RAYMOND SHIPMAN. The Perfect Tribute. Frontispiece. Small I2mo, pictorial boards, uncut. New York. 1906. $1.50 4 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

26. SAMUEI, C. Ke Keiki Paionia Pioneer I ANDREWS, ; or, Boy Lilo I Peresidena no Amerika Huipuia. Portraits and illustrations by Harley. I2mo, half red morocco. Nu Yoka. 1869. $6.50 Life of Lincoln in Hawaiian.

27. ANNUAL MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT. 1863. Refers to the Blockade of the Southern States, the Treaty of England for the suppression of the African Slave Trade, Neutrality of the French, Inter- Oceanic transit through Nicaragua, the abuse of foreigners becoming citizens for the sole purpose of evading the duties imposed on them by their own Countries, extension of the telegraph system, increase of the Navy, etc., etc. 8vo, sewed. Washington. 1863. $5-OO One of Lincoln's longest State Papers.

28. ANTI-LINCOLN DOCUMENTS. Corruptions and Frauds of Administration. Mr. Arrests Lincoln's Lincoln's Arbitrary ; Republican Opinions .about Lincoln, and about 50 others, in one volume, 8vo, cloth. New York about 1864. $35-OO An exceptionally scarce and complete series of anti-Lincoln and strong Demo- cratic and Copperhead pamphlets, 1860-1864, comprising the Democratic Campaign Documents, and Papers from the Society for the Diffusion of Political Knowledge (so-called), complete sets of which are almost unprocurable. The President of this Copperhead Society was Professor S. F. B. Morse.

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30. ARNOLD, ISAAC N. Reconstruction : Liberty the Corner- Stone, and Lincoln the Architect. A Speech. 8vo, half morocco, UNCUT. Washington. 1864. $10.00 A Magnificent Lincoln Speech and extremely Scarce.

31. ARNOLD, ISAAC N. Sketch of the Life of Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, cloth. New York. 1869. $4.50 Very Scarce. Contains at end 24 pages of Illustrated Advertisements relating to Lincoln, his Death with Newspaper and Personal Opinions about him.

32. ARNOLD, ISAAC N. Abraham Lincoln : A Paper Read before the Royal' Historical Society, London, June i6th, 1881. 8vo, half morocco, cover bound in. Chicago. 1881. $12.00

Autograph note on cover : "Received from the author, August 28, 1881. James Grant Wilson."

33. ARNOLD, ISAAC N. Address to the Members of the Chicago Historical Society giving INCIDENTS IN THE LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN AND MAJOR ANDERSON and others. 8vo, half dark morocco, original wrappers bound in. Chicago. 1877. $5- The Lincoln Incidents principally relate to the Services oi. "Private Abraham Lincoln in Captain lies Company of Illinois Mounted Rangers" in the Black Hawk War. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 5

34. ARNOLD, ISAAC N. Abraham Lincoln : A paper read before the Historical 1881 A. Royal Society, London, June 16, ; Stephen Douglas. An Eulogy. By James W. Sheahan before the Chicago Uni- versity. 8vo, half brown morocco neat. Chicago. 1881. $4.00

35. ARNOLD, ISAAC N. The Life of Abraham Lincoln. En- graved portrait. 8vo, half wine calf, gilt back and top, uncut. Chicago. 1885. $6.00 The Best and Most Complete Edition of Arnold's Lincoln, edited by E. B. Washburne. Almost entirely rewritten and enlarged by the Author, one of Lincoln's Closest Friends.

36. ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN. The Ter- rible Tragedy at Washington. 'Last Hours and Death Bed Scenes of the President. A Full and Graphic Account from Reliable Authority of this great National Calamity. A Biographical Sketch with a Correct Like- ness of all the parties in any way connected with the Lamentable Event. With numerous full page plates. 8vo, original covers with portrait of Lincoln. Philadelphia. Barclay & Co. 1865. $3.50

37. ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN and the Trial of the Conspirators David H. Herold, Mary H. Surratt, Lewis Payne, George A. Atzerodt, Edward Spangler Samuel A. Mudd, Samuel Arnold and Michael O'Laughlin. Compiled and arranged by BENN PIT- MAN. Engraved Frontispiece containing nine portraits of the Accused. 8vo, original cloth. New York. 1865. $3-5O Contains complete Index of the names of the very great number of Witnesses examined and an eight-page Chronological "Table of Contents."

38. ASSASSINATION and History of the Conspiracy. A Com- plete digest of the whole affair from its Inception to its Culmination, Sketches of the Principal Characters, Reports of the Obsequies, etc. With numerous Illustrations. 8vo, light calf gilt pictorial wrappers. Cincinnati. J. R. Hawley. 1865. $5-OO The First Western History of the Murder. UNIQUE EXTRA-ILLUSTRATED COPY.

39. ATHENAEUM CLUB. Commemorative Proceedings of the Athenaeum Club, on the Death of Abraham Lincoln. Portrait on Japan paper, engraved by Ritchie. Folio, half brown levant, gilt top, uncut. New York. 1865. $50.00

ONE OF A VERY FEW COPIES on largest paper. Extra illustrated by the insertion a life of the Marshall portrait of Lincoln; memorial card, blackbordered ; photograph of JOHN Wn,KES BOOTH, woodcut portraits of John H. Surratt from Newspapers of the day contemporary photograph of Lincoln's Home at Springfield, Life photograph of Lincoln and his youngest son, the Printed Letter from Presi- dent Lincoln to Mr. Hackett about his Shakespeare performances and other Extra- Illustrations of great Interest. At end of the Proceedings is printed Henry Tuckerman's Splendid Funeral Ode. The large folio portrait of Lincoln, Mar- shall's Masterpiece, is an exceptionally strong and fine Impression. 6 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE.. XEW YORK CITY .

40. ATHENAEUM CLUB. Commemorative Proceedings on the Death of Abraham Lincoln. 'Portrait. Large 8vo. wrappers, uncut. New York. 1865. $3. 50 In addition to the Speeches by Parke Godwin and others, this handsome Memorial contains Henry Tuckerman's Fine Ode "Shroud the Banner" written for the occasion.

41. ATKINSON, ELEANOR. Lincoln's Love Story. Illustrated. I2mo. cloth uncut. New York. 1909. $1.00

42. ATLANTA MEMORIAL. Sen-ices in Commemoration of the looth Anniversary of the Birth of Abraham Lincoln by Union and Con- federate Veterans. Portraits. 8vo, original stiff wrappers. Atlanta. 1909. $1.25

43. ATLANTIC MONTHLY. The Original Number for April. 1867. containing a most interesting unsigned 1 3-page Article entitled "PIONEERING" in which the Author whilst on a visit to Lincoln's Law Partner, W. H. Herndon procured in great detail many Facts and De- tails relating to their former Friendship and Business Association. 8vo, half brown morocco, covers bound in. L'ncut. Boston. 1867. $6.00 Also bound in are 2 other Numbers of the Atlantic containing "Lincoln's Plans of Reconstruction, A Bit of Secret History." By Allan B. Magruder: and "Abraham Lincoln" by Thorndike Rice.

44. ATWOOD, E. S. In Memoriam. Discourses in Commemora- tion of Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. Salem. 1865. $3-50 The Two Sermons are titled "The Nation's Loss" and "The President's Record."

45! ATZERODT, Arnold, and Payne, three of the conspirators concerned in the assassination of Lincoln. Pencil drawings from life by GENERAL LEW WALLACE, signed. Each 9 1-2 x 8 1-4 inches. 1866. $100.00

Unique. The portraits were drawn during the trial by couitmartial. Arnold is represented with shackles on his arms leaning on the front of the dock.

JOHN G. NICOLAY'S COPY.

H. Iron Furnace or and Seces- 46. AUGHEY, JOHN The ; Slavery sion. By a Refugee from Mississippi. Portrait. I2mo, original cloth. Philadelphia. 1863. $6.00 A very Remarkable Southern War Record formerly belonging to Lincoln's Friend and Secretary John G. Xicolay with his Autograph inside fore cover.

47. B. R. Memoir of Abraham Lincoln, President Elect of the L'nited States; his Opinion on Secession, etc. To which -is appended an Historical Sketch on Slavery from "The Times." Portrait. i6mo, cloth, uncut. London. 1861. $12.50 A Fine Lincoln Early Presentation copy, with author's autograph inscription inside front Cover. An Extremely rare Lincoln memoir. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AYE., NEW YORK CITY 7

48. B. R. A Memoir of Abraham Lincoln, President Elect of the United States of America, His Opinion on Secession, Extracts from the United States Constitution, etc. To which is appended an Historical Sketch on Slaver}-. With the rare and fine woodcut portrait of Lincoln. i6mo. original cloth, uncut. London. 1861. $7-5O The very scarce First English Life of Lincoln.

49. BABCOCK, SAMUEL B. A Discourse on the Death of Presi- dent Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Dedham.

1865. % $6.50 "The Victory that day was turned into mourning."

50. BACON, G. W. Abraham Lincoln; geschetst in zijn Leven en Daden. Near het Engelsch van G. W. Bacon. I2mo, half morocco, uncut, original covers bound in. Amsterdam. 1865. $8.00

The First Life of Lincoln published in Holland. On the Cover is a rare lithographic Lincoln Portrait by W. Frey.

51. BACON, G. W. Abraham Lincoln geschetst in Zijn Leven en Daden. Naar het Engelsch van G. W. Bacon. Portrait on wrapper. I2mo, full morocco, gilt original wrappers bound in, uncut. Amsterdam. 1865. $10.00 The First Dutch Edition of any Lincoln Life. The fine lithographic portrait on the cover is signed by W. Frey. Handsome Copy.

52. BADGER, HENRY C. The Humble Conqueror: A Discourse, Commemorative of the Life and Services of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, preached to the Cambridgeport Parish. April 23, 1865. 8vo, half dark brown morocco. Boston. Printed for the Parish. 1865. $7.00 Only a small Edition Printed.

53. BADGES. Abraham Lincoln. Night Inspector's Badge, U. S. Revenue Service. Mourning border, with Lincoln's portrait; Abraham Lincoln. Mourning Badge "We Mourn our Loss"; Abraham Lincoln. Woven Badge, with portrait of Lincoln and ending of Emancipation Proclamation ( 1876) Woven Badge of Eliza Cook's Poem "The Old Arm Chair" (1876). 4 pieces. $12.00

Fine Specimens. All Silk.

54. BADGE issued by the Republican Club as a souvenir in 1898, consisting of a clasp, with a bust of Lincoln as a pendant on a blue silk ribbon. Silver. New York. 1898. $7-5O

A most artistic miniature silver profile head of Lincoln, designed and executed by Black, Starr and Frost.

55. BADGES printed at the death of Lincoln, and bearing portraits, quotations, and sentiments of affection. 1 1 pieces. New York and Wash- ington. 1865. $I7-5O

Unique lot, containing five very scarce portraits. 8 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

56. BADGES. Three silk badges with portrait and wreath, woven and others with of within by Paul Durand, Lyon ; portraits Lincoln, wreaths, all with Beard. Lyon and New York. 1865. $7-5O

Fine lot of these Lincoln funeral relics, now getting very scarce.

57. BALDWIN, JAMES. Abraham Lincoln. A True Life. Illus- trations. i6mo, cloth. New York. 1904. $1.00

58. BALDWIN, R. J. Senator from Minnesota. A. L. S. to Abraham Lincoln, President Elect of the U. S., warmly urging the appointment of C. F. Buck, Esq., of Winona as Marshal for the District of Minnesota. 4to. Senate Chamber. St. Paul. 1861. $5-OO

59. BALTIMORE CONVENTION. 1864. Presidential Election 1864. Proceedings of the National Union Convention held in Baltimore, D. F. half brown morocco neat. June 7-8. Reported by" Murphy. 8vo,

New York. 1864. . $5.00 Full account of the proceedings which resulted in the Enthusiastic Nomina- tion of Abraham Lincoln with reports of the Curious Speeches in his Favor of "Parson" Brownlow and R. J. Breckinridge the "Old War Horse of Kentucky."

WITH 150 VERY RARE EXTRA-ILLUSTRATIONS.

60. BANCROFT, GEORGE. Memorial Address on the Life and Character of Abraham Lincoln, delivered at the Request of both Houses of the Congress of America, before them, in the House of Represent- atives at Washington, on Feb. 12, 1866. 4to, dark blue crushed levant, gilt top, uncut, by R. W. SMITH. Washington. 1866. $150.00 One of the Rare Large-Paper Copies containing the extra II pages of "Cor- respondence" not included in the Ordinary Edition. MOST APPROPRIATELY EXTRA- ILLUSTRATED BY THE INSERTION OF NEARLY 150 PORTRAITS, VIEWS, BADGES, FUNERAL SOUVENIERS, PLAYBILLS AND OTHER GREAT RARITIES. Amongst them may be mentioned "A National Hymn with the Music." 4 pp. N. Y., 1863. Blue Silk Elec- tion Badge, 1860; Card for Walt Whitman's Lecture on Abraham Lincoln at Madison Square, 1887; Large woodcut portrait of Mrs. Lincoln with her two Sons; Small Broadside, "A Great Truth," ORIGINAL PLAYBILL OF LAURA KEENE'S BENEFIT IN "OUR AMERICAN COUSIN" PLAYED AT FORD'S THEATRE, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1865, AND A COPY OF WHICH LINCOLN WAS HOLDING WHEN HE WAS SHOT;

THREE Portrait of on his Funeral March ; ORIGINAL FUNERAL CARDS ; Lincoln Another Portrait Hoffman's 2 from Grand Requiem March ; finely-colored portraits from Music composed in Lincoln's Life Time. A folio Memorial Plate in colors, together with about 75 Life Portraits of the President. UNIQUE. 61. BANCROFT, GEORGE. Memorial Address on the Life and Character of Abraham Lincoln. With the fine Treasury Department Portrait. 8vo, cloth. Washington. 1866. $2.00 With Bookplate of Charles Henry Hart the First Bibliographer of Lincoln. 62. BANCROFT, GEORGE. Memorial Address on the Life and Character of Abraham Lincoln. With the fine Treasury Department- Portrait. 8vo, cloth. Washington. 1866. $4.00 Inserted is a contemporary carte-de-visite photograph of Lincoln and his Family and several very interesting old newspaper cuttings. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AYE., NEW YORK CITY 9

63. BANCROFT, GEORGE. Memorial Address on the Life and Character of Abraham Lincoln. Portrait. 4to, limp boards. Washing- ton. 1866. $7.50 LARGEST PAPER COPY. Laid in is a one-page 410 L. S. from George Bancroft to C. C. Lee. In this Issue the Memorial occupies 69 pages. The Appendix pages 73-80 contains correspondence between Mr. Bancroft, Minister Adams and Lord 'Russell occasioned by the Orator's Str.ctures on the 'course of England during the Civil War.

64. BANKS, Louis ALBERT. The Lincoln Legion. The Story of its Founder and Forerunners. With 10 plates by A. T. Keller and others. I2mo, cloth. New York. 1903. $2.00 Autograph by the Author. Fine Copy.

65. BARBER, JOSEPH. War Letters of a Disbanded Volunteer. Embracing his Experiences as Honest Old Abe's Bosom Friend and Un- official Adviser. Frontispiece. 8vo, half calf, original wrappers bound in, uncut. New York 1864. $7-5 Dedicated to "Abraham Lincoln of Illanoy the Loftiest of Livin Statesmen." Very fine Copy.

66. BARKER, JACOB. The Rebellion : Its Consequences, and the Congressional Committee denominated the Reconstruction Committee, with their Action. By Investigator. Portrait. 8vo, old half leather. New Orleans. 1866. $5.00 A very scarce Lincoln item in which the Author reviews Lincoln's Election and Administration, the Causes of the War, Barker's Letter to Lincoln, contemporary Newspaper Opinions, etc.

67. BARKER, JACOB. The Rebellion: Its Consequences and the Congressional Committee, denominated the Reconstruction Committee, with their Action. By Investigator. Portrait. 8vo, half roan (binding broken). New Orleans. 1866. $6.00 An Important Lincoln Item in which is reviewed Lincoln's Election, War Policy Administration, etc. With Presentation Inscription from the Author to Zadock Pratt the Patron of Jay Gould.

68. BARLER, O. L. A Study of Abraham Lincoln. The Last and Glorified Decade of his eventful Life. i6mo, original stiff wrappers. Beatrice, Neb. 1903. $3.00

A Scarce and Interesting Western Study.

69. BARLER, O. L. Abraham Lincoln and the Irrepressible Con- flict. The Last and Glorified Decade of his Eventful Life. i6mo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Beatrice, Neb. 1903. $4.00

70. BARNARD, F. A. P. Letter to the President of United States. By a Refugee. 8vo. half morocco, wrappers bound in. New York. 1863. $5.50 Scarce. Fine copy. The author was later on President of Columbia College. io GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

71. BARNES, JOHN S. With Lincoln from Washington to Rich- mond in 1865. Illustrated with War-Time Photographs. In the Original two monthly Numbers of Appleton's Magazine. 8vo, half brown morocco, pictorial wrappers bound in, uncut. New York. May-June. 1907. $2.00

Bound in also is the June Number of Harper's containing William H. Crook's "Lincoln as I knew him."

72. BARRETT, J. H. Life of Abraham Lincoln of Illinois. With a condensed view of his most important Speeches, also a Sketch of the Life of Hannibal Hamlin of Maine. With the two rare lithographic portraits by Middleton and Strobridge. I2mo, half brown morocco, original wrappers bound in. Cincinnati. 1860. $6.00 "Barrett's Authentic Edition." Fine Copy.

73. BARRETT, JOSEPH H. Life of Abraham Lincoln, presenting his Political and in and out of Early History, Career, Speeches Congress ; also a General View of his Policy as President of the United States and a History of his Eventful Administration and of the Scenes attendant upon his Tragic and Lamented Demise. Portrait and numerous Illustra- tions. 8vo, cloth. Cincinnati. 1865. $3-5O Fine clean Copy.

74. BARRETT, J. H. Das Leben und Wirken Abraham Lincoln's. Nebst einer Darstellung der Kriegsereignisse, die wahrend seiner administration stattfanden. Illustrations. 8vo, Cincinnati. 1866. $3.50

The scarce German Translation by J. L. loggers.

75. BARTHOLOMEW, J. G. The Hour of Peril. A Sermon preached in the Universalist Church in Roxbury, April 21, 1861. 8vo, wrappers. Boston. 1861. $5-OO Scarce.

76. BARTLETT, D. W. Presidential Candidates: Containing Sketches, biographical personal, and political, of Prominent Candidates for the Presidency in 1860. I2mo, half green levant morocco. New York. A. B. Burdick. 1859. $6.50

First Edition. Fine Copy. Amongst the possibilities of whom Biographical Sketches are given are Seward, Douglas, Chase, Alexander H. Stephens, John Bell, Henry A. Wise, Jefferson Davis, Fremont, Breckenridge, Howell Cobb and others. In all 21 without any mention of Lincoln whatsoever, not even in the 44-page memoir of Douglas.

77. BARTLETT, D. W. The Life and Public Services of Hon. Abraham Lincoln. I2mo, 150 pages, half morocco, original paper Covers, with portrait of Lincoln by Orr, bound in. New York. Derby and Jackson. 1860. $25.00

Very rare. The Lambert Copy sold for $32.50. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY n

78. BARTLETT, JOHN R. The Literature of the Rebellion. A Catalogue of Books and Pamphlets relating to the Civil War in the United States, together with the works on American Slavery. Thick 4to, half morocco, uncut. Boston. 1866. $10.00 Large Paper, of which only 60 copies were printed. The Largest Lincoln and Civil War Bibliography published, containing over 6,000 titles. In addition to these the Lincoln List of Sermons contains 300 numbers, and hundreds of the other works refer very largely to Lincoln.

79. BARTLETT, TRUMAN H. The Physiognomy of Lincoln. With 26 photographic illustrations. The original article as it appeared in McClures. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. New York. 1907. $1.50 80. BATEMAN, NEWTON. Abraham Lincoln: An Address. Square I2mo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. Galesburg, 111. 1899. $3.50 The Author was State Superintendent of Schools in Illinois and intimately associated with Lincoln.

81. BEAR, JOHN W. Life and Travels of "The Buckeye Black- smith." Portrait. i2mo, cloth. Baltimore. 1873. $7-5Q Contains many interesting details about Lincoln and other prominent figures during the Civil War. Not in Lambert Sale and not mentioned by Fish.

LINCOLN'S DOCTOR HELD AS A SPY, 1861.

82. BEAUREGARD, GENERAL. Extremely Interesting A. L. S., written whilst in Command of the Department of Alexandria, Va., to Brig. Gen. Samuel Cooper at Richmand, reporting the Capture of some Federal prisoners : "General. The Bearer Col. Chisolm is in charge of four prisoners takn in Fairfax County from the Enemy, and a certain Dr. John Richards of Washington who arrived here this morning on, the plea of meeting herewith his son, at school in Charlottesville but more probably for the purpose of obtaining all the information he could relative to our position and forces, to communicate to his friend, MR. LINCOLN, whose family physician I am informed he is I would respectfully advise that he should be kept a prisoner until after the war for by the enclosed papers, it will -be seen that his sympathies appear to. be entirely with our enemies." 4to, Manassass Junction. June u, 1 86 1. $50.00 An unusually Early Beauregard Civil War Letter written two months to the day after his demand for the Surrender of Fort Sumter and within four months of his Resignation as Superintendent of West Point.

83. BECKWITH, WALTER P. Abraham Lincoln. An Historical Address. I2mo, original wrappers. Salem. Mass. Printed for the Author, 1903. $1.50

84. BEECHER, HENRY WARD. Oration at the raising of "the Old Flag" at Sumter; and Sermon on the Death of Lincoln. I2mo, original limp cloth cover. Manchester. 1865. $10.00 12 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

Printed by Americans residing in Manchester at the time of Lincoln's Death. The Prefaces to both Discourses are by J. H. Estcourt. At end of the volume is a collection of Lincoln Funeral Epigraphs which do not seem to appear elsewhere. Very fine Copy.

85. BELGIUM. Message of the President of the U. S., transmitting Copies of two Treaties between the U. S. and the King of the Belgians in relation to the Extinguishment of the Scheldt dues. 8vo, sewed, uncut. Washington'. Jan. 7, 1865 $3-5o 86. BELL, JOHN T. Abraham Lincoln. An Address before the Illinois Society of Oakland, California. Square i2mo, wrappers. (Oak- land privately printed, .1897.) $4.00 Very Scarce. Choice Copy.

87. BENJAMIN, S. G. W. Ode on the Death of Abraham Lincoln. I2mo, original wrappers. Boston. 1865. $5-OO Only a very few Copies were printed in Pamphlet Form. The Original Poem appeared in the "New York Independent." 88. BERGOLD, LILIAN C. Abraham Lincoln- Centennial. A Col- lection of Authentic Stories, with Poems, Songs and Programs, for the Boys, Girls and Teachers of Elementary Schools. Portrait and Plates. J2mo, pictorial cloth. Chicago. 1909. $1.00

89. BIBLIOGRAPHY. Abraham Lincoln. A List of Lincoln's Writings and Works relating to Lincoln in the Lowell City Library. i6mo, wrappers. Lowell, Mass. 1912. $.50

90. BIBLIOGRAPHY. A Priced Lincoln Bibliography. Com- piled by William H. Smith. (Books, Pamphlets, Broadsides, Music, Periodicals, Relics, etc.) 8vo, original half brown morocco, uncut. New York. Privately printed 1906. $10.00 No. i of 15 Large Paper Copies. The Prices affixed are the Actual Auction Values to date.

91. BIBLIOGRAPHY. Catalogue of an Extensive Private Col- lection of Books and Pamphlets relating to Abraham Lincoln collected during the last 15 years by a gentleman engaged in Literary Work. 1237 lots. 8vo, pictorial wrappers, uncut. Boston. 1911. $i-5O Described as the "Largest Collection of Lincolniana ever offered for sale."

92. BIBLIOGRAPHY. List of Books and Magazine Articles on Abraham Lincoln in the Chicago Public Library. Classified under 32 headings. 8vo, original wrappers. Chicago. 1809. $1.00

93. BINGHAM, JOHN A. Argument of John A. Bingham, Special Judge Advocate, in reply to the Arguments of the Several Counsel for Mary E. Surratt, David E. Herold, Lewis Payne and others charged with Conspiracy and the Murder of ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Delivered June 27, 1865, before the Military Commission. Svo, half brown, morocco gilt, original covers bound in. Washington. 1865. $3-5 The most Remarkable Charge ever addressed to any Court in America, Civil or Military. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 13

94. BINNEY, HORACE. Presidental Power over Personal Liberty. A Review of Horace Binney's essay on the Writ of Habeas Corpus. 94 pp. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. Imprinted for the Author. 1862. $2.50 Written in strong support of Lincoln's stand in suspending the Habeas Corpus Act.

95. BINNEY, HORACE. The Privilege of the Writ of Habeas Cor- pus under the Constitution. I2mo, original wrappers. Philadelphia. 1862. $1.50 Written just after Chief Justice Taney had pronounced President Lincoln's Action in the Merryman Case as "Unconstitutional."

96. BIRD, M. B. The Victorious. A Small Poem on the Assassin- ation of President Lincoln. I2mo, cloth. Kingston, Jamaica. 1866. $7-50 Contains 17 pages of Introductory Remarks describing the Expressions of Public Feeling in Hayti on receipt of the News of the Assassination.

97. BIRD, M. B. The Victorious. A small poem on the Assassina- tion of President Lincoln. i2mo, cloth. Kingston, Jamaica, 1866. $16.00

Presentation copy from the author, with his presentation inscriptiton to E. C. Stedman.

98. BLACKBURN, WIWJAM M. The Crime against the Pres- idency. A Sermon preached April 16, 1865, in the Fourth Presbyterian Church, Trenton N. J. 8vo, half light brown morocco. Trenton. 1865. $3.50 Scarce.

99. BLACK HAWK WAR. Choosing "Abe" Lincoln Captain. With other Stories. Illustrations. i6mo, pictorial cloth. New York. 1903- $1.00 Fine clean Copy of a clever Lincoln Tale for Children.

100. BLACKWELL, ROBERT. Original Acrostics on all the States and Presidents of the United States, and various other subjects. Relig- ious, Political, and Personal. Portraits and vignettes. I2mo, half calf neat. Nashville, Tenn. 1861. $4.00

"Abe Lincoln. Elected President by the Black Republicans. Abhorred by all, Both great and small. Existing on the Southern Soil. Lean Hungry, Insidious, Nefarious, Man Cunning, and trying Our Ruin to plan; Let Northerners bow to him, No Southerner can."

101. BLACKWELL, ROBERT. Original Acrostics, on all the States and Presidents Portraits, views and other cuts. I2mo, cloth. Cincin- nati. 1868. $2.50 The abusive acrostic of the 1861 edition has been changed here to one of adulation of Lincoln, and occupies 22 lines.

102. BLACKWELL, S. H. Lincoln's Military Genius. Life of Anna Ella Carroll, of Maryland. Compiled from Family Records and 14 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK 'CITY

Congressional Documents by Sarah Helen Blackwell. Illustrations. i6mo, cloth. Washington, D. C. 1891. $4.50 "The Great unrecognized Member of Lincoln's Cabinet." An interesting claim that Miss Carroll furnished to Lincoln the entire plan of the famous Campaign of the Tennessee River.

103. BLAIR, F. P. Speech of Hon. F. P. Blair of Missouri on the Policy of the President for the Restoration of the Union and Establish- ment of Peace; delivered in the House of Representatives, April n, 1862. $3.00 A Strong Administration Argument' in answer to the Common Charge that Lincoln had no Policy at all.

104. BLAIR, FRANCIS G. The looth Anniversary of the Birth of Abraham Lincoln, 1809-1909. For the Schools of Illinois. With Illus- trations. 8vo, pictorial wrappers. Springfield. 1908. $2.00

105. BLAIR, MONTGOMERY. Comments on the Policy Inaugurated by the President, in a Letter and Two Speeches. 8vo, half brown morocco. Neat, original wrappers bound in. New York. 1863. $5- The Author was Lincoln's Postmaster General and the only Member of his Cabinet who opposed the Surrender of Fort Sumter.

106. BLAIR, MONTGOMERY. Speech on the Revolutionary Schemes of the Ultra Abolitionists, and in Defence of the Policy of the President delivered at the Unconditional Union Meeting at Rockville, Montgomery Co. Maryland. Oct. 3, 1863. 8vo, original wrappers. New York. 1863. $4-50 Refers almost entirely to the Lincoln Abolition Program. Scarce.

107. BLAKE, JOHN FALKNER. A Sermon on the Services .and Death of Abraham Lincoln at Bridgeport, Conn., Apl. 16, 1865. 8vo, half morocco. New York. 1865. $10.00 A Scarce Connecticut Address. Tn a letter written to Charles H. Hart the Author said that his right name was "John Blake Falkner." The Address throughout is printed within black borders.

108. BLISS, T. E. Clarum et Venerabile Nomen. A Discourse, commemorative of the Life and Character of Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco. Memphis, Tenn. 1865. $6.00 A Rare and Fine Southern Tribute to Lincoln

109. BLISS, T. E. "Clarum et Venerabile Nomen." A Discourse, commemorative of the Life and Character of Abraham Lincoln late President of the United States, delivered April 23, 1865 by Rev. T. E. Bliss, Pastor of the Union Church of Memphis. 8vo, original wrappers. Memphis, Tenn. 1865. $4.00

no. BLOCKADE. Message of the President transmitting Corres- pondence between the Spanish Minister and the Secretary of the Navy concerning the case of Bark "Providencia" a Spanish Vessel seized on a voyage from Havana to New York by a Steamer of the U. S. Blockading GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 15

Squadron and subsequently released. 4 pp. 8vo. Washington. 1862. $2.50

in. BLOCKADE. Message of the President transmitting Corres- pondence concerning the case of the Danish bark "Jurgen Lorentzen" seized on her Voyage from Rio Janeiro to Havana by the U. S. Ship "Morning Light." 8vo, sewed, uncut. Washington. 1862. $2.50 An interesting Blockading item. The administration promptly disapproved the seizure and paid damages for about two thousand dollars. 112. BOARDMAN, GEORGE DANA. Address in Commemoration of Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States, delivered in the Meeting House of the First Baptist Church of Philadelphia on the day of his Funeral at the National Capitol. April 19, 1865. 8vo, half brown morocco neat. Philadelphia. 1865. $4-5

113. BOHLAYER, E. ELOISE. Abraham Lincoln. With views of Lincoln's home at Springfield and of the St. Gaudens Statue in Chicago. The Original Article in Perry's Magazine. 8vo, half morocco. Boston. 1901. $1.50

114. BOKUM, HERMANN. The Testimony of a Refugee from East Tennessee. 8vo, half roan. Philadelphia. 1863. $3-OO The Author was a U. S. Army Chaplain and this Account of the Confederate Atrocities in Tennessee -contains frequent references to Lincoln and his Slave Policy.

115. BOOK OF COPPERHEADS. Caricature illustrations of Lin- coln, etc. Oblong i2mo, original pictorial wrappers. Philadelphia. 1863. $10.00 Written by Charles Godfrey Leland. Laid in is an Original Campaign ticket, with Lincoln's name for President; also 3 Maine War-Claim Association Tickets.

116. BOOK of the Prophet Stephen, Son of Douglas. Wherein Marvelous Things are Foretold of the Reign of Abraham. I2mo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. New York. J. F. Feeks. (1864) $6.00 First Edition of this amusing Satire in which Lincoln is designated as King of the Wolly-Heads.

117. BOOTH, JOHN WILKES. An Account of his Sojourn in Southern Maryland after the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln, his passage across the Potomac and his Death in Virginia. By THOMAS A. JONES, the only living man who can tell the story. With Illustrations. I2mo, original boards, cloth back. Chicago. 1893. $15.00 EXTREMELY SCARCE. The Author was a resident of Port Tobacco and much engaged in sending Confederate Agents and others across the Potomac into Vir- ginia and loaned his Boat to Booth and Herold in their Flight from the Troops pursuing them. Jones was arrested and imprisoned but afterwards released. In- serted is a Letter from the Publishers saying they did not believe any Copies of the book were in existence.

118. BOOTH, J. W. Some Recollections of John Wilkes Booth. By CLARA MORRIS. Magazine Excerpt. 8vo, cloth. New York about 1910. $.75 16 GEO.. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

119. BOOTH, NEWTON of California. His Speeches and Address- es. Edited with Introduction and Notes by Lauren E. Crane. Portrait. 8vo, cloth, gilt top, uncut. New York. 1894. $2.50 California in War Time Call for Troops by Lincoln Lincoln's Death Booth's Tribute to Lincoln, etc.

1 20. BOOTH, ROBERT RUSSELL. Personal Forgiveness and Public Justice. A Sermon. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. New York. 1865. $2.50

A Scarce New York Lincoln Eulogy.

121. BOSTON. Proceedings of the City Council of Boston, April 17, 1865 on occasion of the Death of Abraham Lincoln. Printed on one side of the leaf only in black borders. 8vo, half olive calf gilt, original wrappers bound in. Boston. 1865. $6.50

Bound in is the very rare four-page Program of the "Memorial Services in Honor of Abraham Lincoln," held at the Music Hall. June i, 1865. The last page of this is filled by O. W. Holmes' splendid "Judgment Hymn" : "O thou of soul and sense and breath."

122. BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER. Supplement Monday Morning, April I7th. Special Despatches on the Assassination of Pres- ident Lincoln. 'John Wilkes Booth the Assassin. His previous Move- ments. His Intemperance. The Escape and Pursuit. Attempted Sui- cide of a Female Associate of Booth. Escape and Pursuit. Reward for the Murderers." 2 pages folio. Boston. 1865. $4.00

Original Issue and like all the Supplements issued on the Occasion exceedingly Scarce

123. BOUTWELL, GEORGE S. Eulogy on the Death of Abraham Lincoln, delivered before the City Council and Citizens of Lowell at Huntington Hall. April 19, 1865. 8vo, sewed. Lowell. 1865. $1.50

124. BOUTWELL, GEORGE S. Report of the Committee on the Judiciary who were instructed "to inquire into the Nature of the Evidence implicating Jefferson Davis and others in the Assassination of President Lincoln." 8vo, half brown morocco neat. Washington. July 1866. $5.00

The Majority Report recommending the speedy trial of Davis and others for Lincoln's Murder. Pages 30 to 41 inclusive containing the very remarkable Minor- ity Report as submitted by A. J. Rogers.

125. BOX, H. W. In Memoriam. Abraham Lincoln assassinated at Washington, April 14, 1865. Being a brief account of Meetings at Buf- falo, N. Y. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Buffalo. 1865. $10.00

A very Fine Lincoln Memorial extending over 66 pages. At the Commence- ment is printed Stedman's beautiful Sonnet "Forgive them, for they know not what they do." Also a Hymn written for the Occasion "What means that Cry?" and a Q-verse poem by John C. Lord; "The Silent Sorro^v of the Enfranchised Slave." Autograph of O. H. Marshall the Buffalo Historian on titlepage. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 17

"PUNCH'S" FAMOUS LINCOLN POEM, MAY, 1865.

126. BOYD, ANDREW. Abraham Lincoln, Foully Assassinated April 14, 1865. A Poem with an Illustration from the London Punch for May 6, 1865. Republished with an Introduction by Andrew Boyd. Frontis- piece, of Tenniel's Great Cartoon "Britannnia sympathizes with Colum- bia." 4to, cloth. Albany, N. Y. 1868. $17.50

Edition limited to 75 copies, signed by Boyd. Presentation inscription to Alfred B. Street the Poet. This magnificent Poem has often been attributed to Alfred Tennyson the Poet Laureate.

127. BOYD, LUCINDA. The Sorrows of Nancy. By L. Boyd. Il- lustrations. Square I2mo, cloth. Richmond. 1899. $5-OO A curious book about Lincoln's mother, amplifying Herndon's statements which caused the suppression of his Book. 128. BRAMANTIP, BOCARDO. The Abraham Lincoln Myth. An Essay in "Higher Criticism." i6mo, pictorial wrappers. New York. 1894. $1.50 The Author is described on the title as "Huxleyan Professor of Dialectics in the University of Congo" and his Editor says "It is apparent that the variety of 'Higher Criticism' upon which the African Critic, has modeled his Essay is that practiced by Controversialists of the Agnostic School."

129. BROADSIDES, etc. Poem on the Death of President Lin- coln. D. Portrait By James Gay. of Lincoln. Mourning border, 1865 ; The Nation is Weeping. By Louise S. Upham. Lith. view of the Ob- sequies at City Hall; The Nation Mourns. Portrait, and others. 13 pieces. 1865. $4.00

130. BROADSIDE. Who is Responsible for the War? Who is Accountable for its Horrors and Desolations? Two columns. 4to, broadside. 1864. $5-OO Contains portion of Alex. H. Stephen's speech in the interest of preserving the Union, delivered before the Secession Convention in Gorgia in 1861.

131. BROADSIDE. "Uncle Abe." A Republican "Kampane Song." In the Melancholy Air "Uncle Ned." Respectfully dedicated to Rail- Splitters' Association, throughout the Country. By "Nicodemus Squibobs, Esquire." Small folio, matted. N. p. 1860. $50.00 The "song" consists of 4-eight line stanzas, commencing "There's a ripe old

Sucker, and his name is Uncle Abe.'' . .No OTHER COPY RECORDED.

v 132. BROADSIDE. New Hampshire Proclamation, regarding observance of Lincoln's funeral, printed within mourning borders. -Gov- A. Gilmore B. of State. ernor, Joseph ; Gerrish, Secretary 4to. The Council Chamber. April 17, 1865. $6.00

133. BROADSIDE. City of Portsmouth, N. H. Joint Resolutions of the City Council. "Resolved that in the death of our President we have lost a Ruler, who, by his uncompromising spirit of Justice, unshaken love of Liberty, unyielding Integrity, and unfaltering i8 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

Faith, has added new Glory to the Office which Washington first filled, and has endeared himself to every truly American Heart," etc. etc. In black borders. Portsmouth. April 15, 1865. $6.50

134. BROADSIDE. "Mayor's Office. April 15, 1865. To the Cit- izens of Lynn: Our beloved President, Abraham Lincoln, is no more. He died by the hand of an Assassin, at twenty-two minutes past seven o'clock, this morning. This sudden bereavement covers the whole Na- tion with the deepest gloom. It is well that we should pause in the midst of our pursuits, and turn our Thoughts to him who doeth all things well and ask his protection for our beloved Country. I do therefore request all persons to close their places of Business at noon," etc. etc. Signed by P. M. Neal as Mayor. With black bars at top and bottom. Small folio. Lynn. 1865. $25.00 Very Rare. Some 35 years later on Mayor Neal on the margin has certified to the Genuineness of this Copy.

135. BROADSIDE. "Memento Mori." Born Feb. 12, 1809; As- sassinated 1 with within mourn- April 5th, 1865 ; woodcut portrait, printed ing borders with Epitaph: "Most strict in his observance of what was Right most rigid in his Adherence to Justice." Folio 1865. $7-5O A very uncommon Lincoln Memorial apparently printed in the West.

136. BROADSIDE. Emancipation Proclamation. By the Pres-' ident of the United States of America. A Proclamation. Whereas, on the twenty-second day of September (1862) a Proclamation was issued by the President, &c. Done at Washington, January ist, 1863. "Abra- ham Lincoln." folio. Washington. 1863. $16.50 With the Text in full.

137. BROADSIDE. "The President to General McClellan." An open letter. An interesting statement of what McClellan had done and left undone, reading in .part: "The country will not fail to note is noting now that the present hesitation to move upon an intrenched enemy is but the story of Manassas repeated I BEG LEAVE To ASSURE You THAT I HAVE NEVER WRITTEN OR SPOKEN TO You IN GREATER KINDNESS OF FEELING THAN Now, NOR WITH A FULLER PUR- POSE TO SUSTAIN You So FAR AS IN MY MOST ANXIOUS JUDGMENT I CONSISTENTLY CAN. BUT You MUST ACT." 4to, Washington, April 9, 1862. $15.00

138. BROADSIDE. The Whipping-Post Party. The conservative idea of Justice to Colored Men. With large woodcut of the Whipping- post in use. "// you would avoid such a Party, vote the straight Repub- lican Ticket, on Tuesday next, the Jth of November." Narrow folio. National Virginian Print. (1860.) $5-OO A very scarce Slavery Item, "from a photograph of the Whipping Post regularly used in Chesterfield County."

139. BROADSIDE. "Lincoln and Hamlin. Ward 6." Republican Ticket issued in Boston for the Presidential Election of 1860 with names GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH Avs., NEW YORK CITY 19 of the Electors, Governor, (John A. Andrew) and other Officers. Wood- folio. Boston. cut head of Lincoln draped with Flags, etc. Narrow 1860. $20.00 Very Rare. The Portrait of Lincoln is extremely uncommon and interesting. PRESENTATION COPY FROM LINCOLN TO LOSSING.

140. BROADSIDE. Proclamation of Amnesty. Copy sent by Pres- with ident Lincoln to Benson J. Lossing on February 4, 1864, together the Official Envelope containing it, with John G. Nicolay's Autograph Signature under the printed notice "From the President of the United States." Folio. Washington. Dec. 8th, 1863. $25.00 Unique Presentation Copy of this highly important State Paper.

141. BROADSIDE. "The Two Roads to Peace! How shall we end the Rebellion. Shall we Coax it or Crush it?" Small folio. New York. Astor House. 1864. $6.00 A Strenuous Republican Campaign Document ending, "THE ELECTION OF LINCOLN is THE DEATH KNELL OF THE REBELLION."

142. BROOKS, NOAH. Abraham Lincoln. A Biography for Young People. Illustrated. Small 8vo, cloth. New York. 1888. $3.50 First Edition. Presentation copy from the author with inscription.

143. BROOM, W. W. Abraham Lincoln's Character. Sketched by English Travellers. 8vo, folded. Brooklyn. 1865. $3oo

Very scarce. Pages 3 and 4 contain his Poem "In Memoriam" both in English and German.

144. BROOM, W. W. Abraham Lincoln's Character. Sketched by English Travellers. 8vo, 4pp, half morocco, Brooklyn. 1865. $3-OO Rare. The last page contains a German Poem on the Death of Lincoln.

145. BROOM, W. W. Great and Grave Questions for American Politicians, with a Topic for America's Statesmen. By EBORACUS. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. New York. 1865. $7-5 Scarce. Contains all the very interesting Letters written by the Author in support of the Lincoln Administration.

146. BROUGHTON'S MONTHLY PLANET READER and As- trological Journal Complete from July 1860 to Dec., 1867. Portraits, &c. 8vo, boards. Philadelphia and New York. 1860-7. $25.00

Contains horoscopes of many prominent figures, including Lincoln whose death by assassination is prophesied in Number One of Vol 5 in a sentence reading "But I might here state, that shortly after the Election is over, Mr. Lincoln will have a number of evil aspects afflicting his Nativity (I do not think that any of them will begin to be felt until the Election is past) they will be in operation in Novem- ber and December of this year. During these months, let him be especially on his guard against attempts to take his Life; by such as Fire Arms and infernal Machines." With several later References to the same Event. 20 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

147. BUCKINGHAM, J. E. Reminiscences and Souvenirs of the Assassination of ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Illustrations. 8vo, half brown morocco, original wrappers bound in. Washington. 1894. $2.50 The Author was Doorkeeper at Ford's Theatre on the Night of the Murder.

148. BUFFALO, N. Y. In Memoriam. Abraham Lincoln Assassin- ated at Washington. April 14, 1865. A Brief Account of the Proceed- ings of Meetings, Actions of Societies, Speeches and other Expressions of Public Feeling, on reception of the News, and at the Funeral Ob- sequies of the President at Buffalo. 8vo, original wrappers. Buffalo. 1865. $7-50

Rare. On last page is a fine long Poem by John C. Lord : "The Sclent Sor- row of the Enfranchised Slave."

149. BULKLEY, EDWIN A. The Uncrowned Nation. A discourse commemorative of the Death of Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. Plattsburgh. 1865. $10.00

Edition of 300 Copies only. Presentation Copy from Author to Charles H. Hart the Lincoln Bibliographer, with Address slip.

150. BULLOCK, ALEXANDER H. Abraham Lincoln : The Just Magistrate, the Representative Statesman, the Practical Philanthropist. Address before the Citizens of Worcester. 8vo, original wrappers. Wor- cester. 1865. $2.50

151. BULLOCK, ALEXANDER H. Abraham Lincoln : the Just Ma- gistrate, the Representative Statesman, the Practical Philanthropist. 8vo, original wrappers. Worcester, Mass. 1865. $4.50 With Presentation Inscription from the Author on Cover.

152. BUNGE, MARTIN L. D. Abraham Lincoln. A Historical Drama in Four Acts. i8mo, wrappers. Milwaukee, Wise. 1911. $5.00

Rare and Curious. The Characters, 13 in all, include Lincoln, John McNeil, Annie Rutledge and five members of her Family.

153. BUNGENER, F. Lincoln: Sa Vie, son Oeuvre et Mort. I2mo, full morocco, original covers bound in. Uncut. Lausanne. 1865. $10.00 First Edition of this fine Lirrcoln Memoir written by a famous Swiss Writer, and translated at the time into Several European Languages Fine Copy.

154. BUNGENER, F. Lincoln. Sa Vie, son Oeuvre et sa Mort. 16 mo, original cloth. Lausanne. 1865. $7-5Q The Scarce First Edition of Bungener's Fine Life of Lincoln. Fine Copy with contemporary autograph of W. VON MOLTKE on flyleaf.

155. BUNGENER, F. Lincoln. Zijn Leven, Werk en Dood. Naar het Fransch van F. Bungener. i2mo, half morocco, original colored wrappers with Lincoln head bound in, uncut. Utrecht. 1866. $12.00 The very rare First Edition in Dutch of Bungener's Lincoln. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AYE., NEW YORK CITY 21

156. BURGESS, C. The life and Character of Abraham Lincoln. A Discourse delivered in the M. E. Church April 30, 1865. 8vo, half brown morocco neat, wrappers bound in. Jamestown. 1865. $5-OO With the Author's Presentation wrapper inserted addressed to Hon. Edward Macpherson, Clerk of the House of Representatives. U. S.

157. BURKE, JOHN. Stanzas to Queen Victoria and other Poems. By Sennoia Rubek. Frontispiece. 8vo, half morocco. New York. 1866. $4-00

First Edition. The Other Poems comprise "The Burden of the South" ; "Ad- dress to Albert Pike" ; "A Pro-Slavery Bishop" ; "Ode on the Death of Abraham Lincoln"; "Booth the Assassin" etc.

158. BURNHAM, M. Abraham Lincoln. Oration at Springfield, at of 111., May 30, 1895, delivered the Request Ransom Post No. 131 Saint Louis, Department of Missouri, Grand Army of the Republic on the Occasion of their Pilgrimage to the Tomb of our Martyred President at Springfield, 111. 8vo, original wrappers with Lincoln Portrait. St. Louis. 1895. $10.00 A very fine and extremely scarce Lincoln Memorial unnoticed entirely by the Bibliographers.

159. BURROWS, J. LANSING. Palliative and Prejudiced Judg- ments Condemned. A Discourse delivered in the First Baptist Church Richmond Va., June I, 1865, the day appointed by the President of the United States for Humiliation and Mourning on Account of the Assassin- ation of President Lincoln. 8vo, sewed. Richmond. 1865. $4-5o Resenting the Charge that "The Confederacy assassinated the President" and unreservedly condemning the perpetrators of the Deed. 160. BURTON, JOHN E. Abraham Lincoln. An Oration. Por- trait of Lincoln from an Original Daguerreotype owned by the Author. 8vo, wrappers uncut. Milwaukee. 1903. $2.00 Parchment Souvenir Edition limited to 50 signed Copies. 161. BURTON, JOHN E. Abraham Lincoln. An Oration. Por- trait of Lincoln from an original Daguerreotype and autographed portrait of the Author. 8vo, original red wrappers. Lake Geneva. 1903. $1.25 162. BURTON, JOHN E. Abraham Lincoln. An Oration. trait. Royal 8vo, wrappers, uncut. Milwaukee. 1903. $5-OO One of 26 copies on tinted paper. With signature and inscription by the author. The Author's own Copy inscribed "Reserved for my own Use and Library." BRONZE BUSTS AND FIGURES OF LINCOLN.

163. BUST. Extremely fine large Bronze Bust of Lincoln with Beard, rolling collar and wide open Coat. Signed "George H. Bissell, Sculptor, 1893"'; a l so stamp of E. Gruet (Fondeur), 44 Avenue de Chatil- lon, Paris. Height, 16 1-2 inches. Paris. 1893. $85.00 A noble Lincoln bust of which only a very few castings were made. 22 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

164. BUST. Bronze Bust of Lincoln without beard. 10 1-2 inches high. A fine and early Bronze admirably executed. $40.00

165. BUST of Lincoln with untrimmed beard and cloak. Of good quality, but unsigned. About 5 inches high. $30.00

166. BUST of Lincoln with a beard. Cast in brass; not dated or signed, but of very good workmanship. About 15 inches in height. $35.00

167. BUST of Lincoln with beard and low collar. Of good quality, but not dated or signed. About six inches in height. $20.00

168. BUST. Bronz Bust of Lincoln with Beard, at foot a Palm Branch and Scroll lettered "President Lincoln." Signed on right of ped- estal "Craraud." Height, 8 1-4 inches. 1865. $25.00 A very uncommon French bust of Lincoln.

169. BUST of Lincoln with beard and very long hair. Of good quality, not signed or dated. About 7 inches in height. $20.00

170. BRONZE STATUETTE of Lincoln with a beard. Standing with one hand behind him; the other holding a speech. Modelled by George E. Bissell, 1893, and cast by E. Gruet, Paris. About 17 inches in height. , $100.00 Extremely Fine and Artistic.

171. BUST. Bronze Plaque. Profile of Lincoln to right with beard. Height 3 1-2 inches. About 1865. $7-5o A very fine Lincoln Head.

172. BUTLER, C. M. Funeral Address on the Death of Abraham Lincoln delivered in the Church of the Covenant. 8vo, wrappers. Phil- adelphia. 1865. $2.50 Dedicated to "Dudley A. Tyng, one of the First to see and the Bravest to de- nounce the System and Spirit of Slaveholding which has plunged our Country into the Horrors of Rebellion and War, and assassinated our Beloved President Lincoln."

173. BUTLER, C. M. Funeral Address on the Death of Abraham Lincoln, delivered in the Church of the Covenant, April 19, 1865. 8vo, sewed. Philadelphia. 1865. $3-5 Presentation Copy from the Author.

174. BUTLER, HENRY E. God's way of Leading the Blind. A Discourse Commemorative of the Death of Abraham Lincoln, delivered in the Congregational Church, Keesville, N; Y. 8vo, half black morocco, wrappers bound in. Burlington. 1865. $8.50

Very scarce. Only 200 Copies having been printed.

175. BUTLER, J. G. The Martyr President. Our Grief and Our Duty. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Washington, D. C. 1865. $3-50 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 23

176. BUTLER, J. G. The Martyr President. Our Grief and Our Duty. 8vo, wrappers. Washington. 1865. $5-OO S. P. Chase's (Secretary of the Treasury in Lincoln's Cabinet) Copy with inscription on Cover.

177. BUTTERWORTH, HEZEKIAH. A Heroine of the Wilderness. The* Story of Lincoln's Mother. With colored frontispiece and 4 illustrations by Clare V . Dwlgglns. I2mo, cloth Philadelphia. 1906. $1.00

178. BUTTERWORTH, HEZEKIAH. In the Boyhood of Lincoln. A Tale of the Tunker Schoolmaster and the Times of Blackhawk. With 13 Illustrations. I2mo pictorial cloth. New York. 1902. $1.50

179. CALIFORNIA. Message from the President concerning the Interruption of Business in the Circuit Court of the U. S. for the State of California. One page 8vo, Washington. 1862. $1.50 Occasioned by the departure of Judge McAllister from the State on leave of absence granted by President Lincoln.

180. CALIFORNIA. The National Crisis. A Letter to the Hon. Milton S. Latham, Senator from California in Washington. By Anglo- Californian. 8vo, original wrappers. San Francisco. 1861. $12.50

A Very Rare and Interesting Argument in Support of Lincoln and the Northern Policy. The Author concludes : "It may not be unreasonable to expect, when the United States are pully peopled to the Pacific, the greatest Civilization of that vast Territory will be found in the Peninsula of California and the narrow strip of Country beyortd the Rocky Mountains."

181. CAMERON, SIMON. Message of the President transmitting the Correspondence between the Secretary of State and Benjamin E. Brew- ster relative to the Arrest of Simon Cameron, late Secretary of War, at the suit of Pierce Butler for Trespass, Assault and Battery and false imprisonment. 8vo, sewed. Washington. 1862. $2.50 Pierce Butler was the husband of Fanny Kemble.

182. CAMERON, SIMON. Message of the President in relation to a resolution passed by the House censuring Simon Cameron late Secretary of War. 2 pages, 8vo, Washington. .1862. $4.50 Long and Vigorous Message in which Lincoln assumes the Responsibility of the financial Arrangements for purchases of Arms, etc., for which Gen. Cameron had been censured by the House.

183. CAMPAIGN OF 1860. Campaign Speeches by Lyman Trum- William S. bull; Swmton ; M. Wilkinson; Stephen A. Douglas, Owen Lovejoy, Carey A. Trimble, James Harlan, Carl Shurz; John Hickman; William and others. 20 in vol. Charles Sumner ; Windom, pamphlets one 8vo, half morocco. Buffalo, Philadelphia, and New York. 1860. $35.00

An unusual collection, as the entire volume is made up of pamphlets printed in German. 24 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AYE., NEW YORK CITY

184. CAMPAIGN OF 1860. Proceedings of the Republican Na- tional Convention, held at Chicago, May 16, 17 and 18, 1860. 8vo, cloth. Chicago. 1860. $5-oo A verbatim account of the nomination of Abraham Lincoln for President with the Speeches of all his Supporters. Scarce.

185. CAMPAIGN OF 1864. Corruptions and Frauds of Lincoln's Administration. 8vo, half morocco, New York. Sold at all Democratic Newspaper Offices. (1864) $3.50 An attempt to prove the Corruption of the New York Customs Department.

186. CAMPAIGN OF 1864. Sights and Notes : by a Looker on in Vienna. Dedicated to the Union Army. Caricature Illustrations in every page including Lincoln as- a Policeman ordering Little Mac to ''Move On." 8vo, half brown morocco neat. Washington. Privately printed. 1864. $6.50

A Rare Lincoln Election Document published by Norman Wiard.

187. CAMPAIGN OF 1864. The Baltimore and Chicago Platforms. Printed in Parallel columns. Broadside. Small folio. (New York. 1864.) $5-00 Very fine Copy.

188. CAMPAIGN OF 1864. The Great Issue to be Decided in No- vember Next. Shall the Constitution and the Union Stand or Fall, Shall Sectionalism Triumph, Lincoln and his Supporters. 8vo, half morocco. Washington. 1864. $2.50 A violent Anti-Lincoln Campaign Document issued by the Democratic Faction.

189. CAMPAIGN OF' 1864. The Lincoln Negro Catechism, wherein the Eccentricities and Beauties of Despotism are fully set forth. A Guide to the Presidential Election of 1864. I2mo, half dark brown morocco neat, original pictorial wrappers bound in. New York. Peeks. 1864. $6^.50 "Who is the greatest Martyr of History?" "John Brown," "Who is the wisest man?" "Abraham Lincoln." "Who is Jeff Davis?" "The Devil" etc., etc.

190. CAMPAIGN OF 1864. "To the Soldiers of the Union." 14 pp. 8vo, sewed, Philadelphia. 1864. $8.50 A scarce Lincoln Second Term Campaign Document Addressed to the Army, and strongly depreciating the Election of McClellan as President. "The re-election of Abraham Lincoln, will show to the misguided men of the South, that the determination of the North is Unconquerable, that we will brook no divided Country, that the War will be prosecuted to the bitter end; that your wasted ranks zvill be constantly re-inforced; that the whole energy of the Country will be devoted to your support and assistance."

191. CAMPAIGN of 1864. Union Republican Ticket of Darling- ton District for the Convention. Portrait of Lincoln B. F. Whitte- GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 25 more, Isaac Brockenton, Jordan Lang, and Richard Humbird, Candi- dates. 4fo. Darlington. 1864. $12.00 Extremely Scarce. The above consists of four tickets in one sheet as they came from the press, prior to being cut up into separate tickets the reverse of each bearing the words "For a Convention," the whole being printed in red.

192. CAMPBELL, HELEN. The Life of Abraham Lincoln. Por- trait. i6mo, cloth. Boston, n. d. 1908. $1.50

193. CANISIUS, DR. THEODORE. Abraham Lincoln. (Life of Lincoln in German.) Portrait. i6mo, half green morocco, original colored wrappers bound in, uncut. Stuttgart. 1878. $5-OO

194. CANISIUS, DR. THEODORE. Abraham Lincoln. Life of Lincoln in German. Portrait. I2mo, original red, white and blue paper wrappers, star spangled, uncut. Stuttgart, 1878. $10.00 Rare.

195. CANISIUS, DR. THEODORE. Abraham Lincoln. In German. Portrait. I2mo, original starred blue boards. Berlin, 1882. $10.00 Second Edition containing much more matter than the First Edition published in Vienna in 1867.

196. CANTEEN, that Cheers but not Inebriates. Nos. I to XII. All published. 4to, cloth Albany. Feb. 22-March 5, 1864. $15.00 Contains very fine long Patriotic Poem on the Civil War by Alfred B. Sweet, descriptions of the Great Bazaar for the Benefit of the Sanitary Fair and a very scurrilous poem extracted from a "Southern Girl's Letter" entitled "Old Abe Linkum's Bloody Sculp." A very Scarce Albany Civil War Record.

197. CAREY, ISAAC E. Discourse of Rev. Mr. Carey on the Death of Abraham Lincoln, preached on the day of his Funeral April 19, 1865 in Freeport, Illinois. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. The Value to the Nation of his Exalted Character. 2 pieces in one vol. 8vo, half dark brown morocco. Freeport. 1865. $15.00 Two very scarce Illinois Eulogies.

198. CAREY, JAMES P. Carey's Record of the Great Rebellion. A carefully compiled Chronological History of the War. 8vo, half morocco. New York. 1865. $5.00 Full of Lincoln References and ending on April 15, with Notice of his Death. Very fine copy.

199. CARICATURES by Rufus R. Wilson. With 32 cartoons published in Lincoln's Presidency by "Vanity Fair." "Punch," "Frank Les- lie's," "Harper's Weekly" -and other papers of the period. 4to, in portfolio. New York : Printed for private distribution. $35-OO A valuable and highly interesting record of "the most bitterly assailed and savagely cartooned public man of his Time." One of 15 signed copies on Japan paper.

200. CARMICHAEL, SARAH E. Poems. I2mo, original cloth. San Francisco. Towne and Bacon. 1866. $5-OO 26 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., New YORK CITY

First Edition of this scarce privately printed Volume of California and Utah Verse. Amongst the poems are "President Lincoln's Funeral" "Lake Tahoe," "The Patriot D,ead," "Night after the Battle," "The Flag at Sumter," etc. 201. CARNAHAN, D. T. Oration on the Death of Abraham Lin- coln. Delivered before the Citizens of Gettysburg. June i, 1865. 8vo, half dark brown morocco, wrappers bound in. Gettysburg. 1865. $8.50

With Author's Presentation slip to Samuel Agnew. A particularly interesting Lincoln Eulogy pronounced a few weeks after his Immortal Gettysburg Address. 202. CARNAHAN, D. T. Oration on the Death of Abraham Lin- coln delivered before the Citizens of Gettysburg. June I, 1865. 8vo, printed, wrappers. Gettysburg. 1865. $6.00

203. CARPENTER, FRANK B. Six Months- at the White House with ABRAHAM LINCOLN. The Story of a Picture. i6mo, cloth. New York. 1866. $3.50 First Edition. The best intimate Life of Abraham Lincoln in the important year of 1863 written.

204. CARPENTER, F. B. Six Months at the White House with ABRAHAM LINCOLN. The Story of a Picture. I2mo, cloth. New York. 1866. $25.00 First Edition. Describes the Artist's Experiences whilst engaged in painting the large picture of Lincoln's Cabinet whilst the President was signing the Procla- mation of Emancipation. The Book is filled with Anecdotes of Lincoln, his Family, Friends and Members of the Cabinet. On fly leaf the Author has written "Miss Kate Jones with the regards of F. B. Carpenter. Homer, Sep. 18, 1866." Miss Jones was daughter of the well known Sculptor of that name who executed a Life Bust of Lincoln.

205. CARPENTER, S. D. Logic of History. Five hundred Polit- ical Texts : being Concentrated Extracts of Abolitionism, also Results and with on Slavery Agitation Emancipation ; together Sundry Chapters Despotism, Usurpations and Frauds. 8vo, original cloth. Madison, Wis. 1864. $15.00 A very scarce Wisconsin Imprint and a Book of very great contemporary Lincoln Interest. The Author known as "Pump" Carpenter energetically supported McClellan for the Presidency in the Campaign of 1864. In the Index there are 22 direct References to Lincoln, but the Book abounds throughout with the coarsest Vituperation of the President and his Policy. On flyleaf is presentation Inscrip- tion from S. D. Carpenter to Frank Wentworth, Aug. 20, 1864.

206. CARPENTER, S. D. Logic of History. Five hundred Polit- ical : of Abolitionism also Results of Texts being Concentrated Extracts ; with on Slavery Agitation and Emancipation ; together sundry Chapters Despotism, Usurpations and Frauds. By the Editor of the "WISCONSIN PATRIOTS." 8vo, cloth. Madison. 1864. $10.00 The Second Edition of this very curious Attack on Lincoln and his Cabinet.

207. CARROLL, ANNA ELLA. Reply to the Speech of Hon. J. C. Breckinridge, delivered in the U. S. Senate, July i6th, 1861, and in defence of the President's War Measures, Blockade of the Southern Ports, Suspension of the Writ of Habeas Corpus, Arrest of Political GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 27

Offenders, Suppression of Traitorous Presses. 8vo, half brown morocco neat. Washington. 1861. $6.00 Scarce. The Author has been described as "THE GREAT UNRECOGNIZED MEM- BER OF LINCOLN'S CABINET" and is said to have furnished to Lincoln the entire plan of the famous Tennessee River Campaign.

208. CARROLL, ANNA EI^A. Reply to the Speech of Hon. J. C. Breckenridge in the U. S. Senate July 16, 1861 and in Defence of the President's War Measures, Blockade of the Southern Ports, Suspension of the Writ of Habeas Corpus, Arrest of Political Offenders, Suppression of Traitorous Presses, etc. 8vo, sewed. Washington. 1861. $4.00 "A strict observance of the written law is doubtless one of the highest duties a is self of good Citizen ; but it not THE HIGHEST. The Laws of Necessity, of preservation, of saving our Country when in danger, are of higher obligation. To lose our Country by a scrupulous adherence to written law would be to lose the law itself." etc.

209. CATALOGUE OF ARTICLES OWNED by Abraham Lin- coln now owned by Lincoln Memorial Collection of Chicago. With a Sketch of his Life. Illustrated. 4to, sheets inlaid ready for Binding and for Further Extra-Illustrating. Chicago. 1887. $75-oo Unique Copy having inserted Original Affidavits and Signed Autograph Let- ters establishing the Genuineness of many of the Relics including the Inkstand, Sofa, Chairs, Canes,- the Marriage Certificate of Abraham Lincoln and Mary Todd, Bookcases, Law Books, Desks, and other personal property associated with Lincoln's Life in Springfield and at the White House. The affidavits are mostly in the writing of William H. Herndon, Lincoln's Law Partner and are all duly attested by the Springfield Notary. A Number of Letters written by S. B. Munson the President erf the Lincoln Memorial Collection are also inserted and relate to the History of the various Articles composing the Collection and his dispositions for the Sale of them. To these Major Lambert has added numerous photographs, Letters and many very interesting contemporary Newspaper Cuttings together with the catalogue of the priceless Collection of Lincoln Autographs collected by Judge James T. Mitchell.

210. CATHERWOOD, MARY H, Spanish Peggy. A Story of Young Illinois. With numerous Illustrations. 8vo, pictorial cloth, uncut. Chicago. 1899. $1.50 First Edition of this Version of Lincoln's famous Love Romance.

' 211. CATHEY, JAMES H. Truth is Stranger than Fiction of the True Genesis of a Wonderful Man. Numerous portraits. i6mo, cloth. (Privately printed. 1899.) $1.50 An Unconvincing and futile effort to prove Lincoln's Illegitimacy.

212. CATHEY, JAMES H. Truth is Stranger than Fiction. Num- erous Portraits. i6mo, cloth. Washington. 1899. $2.00 Inserted is an \. L. S. from the Author, Chairman of the Mining Committee of the Senate of North Carolina.

213. CELEBRATION by the Colored People's Educational Mon- ument Association in Memory of Abraham Lincoln, on Fourth of July, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, green wrappers bound in. Washington. 1865. $7-50 28 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

Notably as -containing a six-page "spirited poem, abounding utith rare gems of thought, and witJi racy humor" composed for the occasion by John Pierpont.

214. CENTENNIAL MEDAL. Presenting the Medal of Abraham Lincoln by Jules Edouard Roine. Together with Papers on the Medal : Its Origina and Symbolism by George N. Olcott, and the Lincoln Cen- tennial Commemoration by Richard Lloyd Jones. I2mo, cloth, gilt edges, with the Bronze Medal set in a card-board mount. New York. 1908. $7.50 215. CHAFFIN, WILLIAM L. The President's Death and its Les- sons. A Discourse. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Philadelphia. 1865. $8.00 At end is a fine Lincoln Memorial Poem.

216. CHAFIN, EUGENE W. Lincoln: the Man of Sorrow. i.2mo, original cloth. Chicago. 1908. $i-75 With Presentation Inscription from the Author.

217. CHAMBERLAIN, N. H. The Assassination of President Lin- coln. A Sermon preached in St. James Church, Birmingham, Conn., April 19, 1865. I2mo, half brown morocco, paper wrappers bound in. New York. 1865. $5.00

Rare Connecticut Sermon. Only a very few printed.

218. CHARACTER of Abraham Lincoln, and the constitutionality of his Emancipation Policy. 8vo, half morocco. No place or date but 1863. $7.50 A highly appreciative and very ably written Critique of Lincoln and his Policy. The Writer appears to be unknown.

219. CHASE, SALMON P. Lincoln's Secretary of the Treasury. L. S. to Doctor J. W. Stone qf Boston in regard to Gen. McDowell who in the September previous had been retired from his Command by Pres- ident Lincoln in consequence of the Bull Run Disaster. "The Pres- ident's Absence at McClellan's Camp has made it impossible to get the letter from him, desired by yourself and other friends of Mr. Summer. I will try to see him when he returns and get him to send a Telegraphic Message. Maj. Brown of McDowell's. Staff called last evening. He says that he and Capt. Haven are rooming together and waiting events. I hope they will not have long to wait. GEN. McDowELL is GROSSLY MISREPRESENTED, BUT HAS NOT LOST THE CONFIDENCE OF THE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY OF WAR AS I BELIEVE" etc. 2pp. 4to. Washington. Oct. 4, 1862. $12.50

220. CHASE, THOMAS. An Address on the Character and Example of President Lincoln delivered before the Athenaeum and Everett Socie- ties of Haverford College. July 6th, 1865. 8vo, half dark morocco, original wrappers bound in. Philadelphia. 1865. $5-OO Scarce.

221. CHESTER, JOHN. The Lesson of the Hour. Justice as well as Mercy. A Discourse preached on the Sabbath following the Assassin- GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 29 ation of the President in the Capitol Hill Presbyterian Church. 8vo. unbound, black borders to title and fore cover. Washington. 1865. $5.00

Extremely Scarce. Only 300 printed. Contains on page 7 an Advertisement reprinted from the Selma Dispatch (Alabama) of Jan. 26, 1865, offering to procure the Assassination of Lincoln, Seward and Johnson for the Consideration of One Million Dollars. The Advertiser promising one thousand dollars himself "towards this Patriotic Purpose."

222. CHESTER, JOHN. The Lesson of the Hour. Justice as Well as Mercy. A Discourse .preached on the Sabbath following the Assassin- ation of the President in the Capitol Hill Presbyterian Church. 8vo. half dark brown morocco neat, original mourning wrappers bound in. Washington. 1865. $6.50 Only 300 copies printed and now very scarce.

223. CHICAGO COPPERHEAD CONVENTION. The Treason- able and Revolutionary utterances of the men who composed it. 8vo, sheets, uncut. Washington. 1864. $3-5o

Sixteen pages of S'currilous Abuses of Lincoln and his War Policy.

224. CHICAGO COPPERHEAD CONVENTION. The Treason- able and Revolutionary Utterances of the Men who composed it. A Surrender to the Rebels Advocated. The Federal Government shame- fully vilified, and not a word said against the Crime of Treason and Rebellion. 8vo, half brown morocco neat, uncut. Washington, D. C. 1864. $4-50

An especially bitter Anti-Lincoln Election Document.

225. CHICAGO, 1847. Proceedings of the Harbor and River' Con- vention held at Chicago, July 5, 1847. Together with full list of Names of Delegates in attendance. I2mo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. Chicago. 1847. $25.00 Hon. A. Lincoln's name appears in the List as one of the 3 Delegates from Sangamon County. In the Proceeding it is stated "Mr. Lincoln of Illinois, being ccu'led upon addressed the Convention briefly." A most Important and Extremely Rare Chicago City Document.

226. CHICAGO POETRY. Songs of the West. By JENNIE AUR- EUA WILBUR. I2mo, original cloth. Chicago. Privately printed. 1866. $6.50 Contains two fine Memorial Poems on Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas. Scarce.

227. CHINESE REBELLION. Message of the President communicating information relative to the death of General Ward, a citizen of the U. S. in the Military service of the Chinese Government. 4pp. 8vo, Washington. 1863. $2 -5O General Ward of Salem, Mass., was killed whilst leading Chinese troops he had trained, against the Rebels at Tsz-ki. 3O GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AYE;., NEW YORK CITY

228. CHINIQUY, FATHER. Die Ermordung des Prasidenten Abra- ham Lincoln eine That der Jesuiten. I2mo, half green morocco covers bound in. Barmen n. d. $15.00 The Scarce Original German Edition of Chiniquy's "Lincoln's Assassination traced ^directly to the Doors of Rome."

229. CHINQUY, FATHER. The Murder of Abraham Lincoln Planned and Executed by Jesuit Priests. Abridged by W. H. Burr. 8vo, half morocco. Indianapolis. 1893. $20.00 Bound up with a Scarce Chicago Imprint "Celebration of the 86th Anniversary of the Independence of the U S. in Chicago, July 4, 1862." This Contains an Oration by B. F. Ayer, pages 6-20, and a 1 2-page poem by William Pebbes. both, referring to Lincoln.

230. CHITTENDEN, L. E. Abraham Lincoln's Speeches. Por- trait after Carpenter. i6mo, cloth, New York. 1896. $1.25

231. CHOATE, JOSEPH H. The Career and Character of Abraham Lincoln. Portrait. I2mo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. Chicago. 1901. $3.50

232. CINCINNATI. Constitution, By-Laws, Officers and Member- ship of The Lincoln Club of Cincinnati, O. Portrait. i6mo, pictorial cloth. Cincinnati. 1896. , $i-5<>

233. CIVIL WAR. Message of the President communicating correspondence on the subjects of Mediation, Arbitration or other measures looking to the termination of the existing Civil War. 8vo, sewed. Washington. 1863. $5-OO Full of interesting details of the Efforts of Russia, France and Great Britain to negotiate a Peace between the States and the rejection of all of them by the Lincoln Administration. Also emphasizes the Importance of the Navy in its Block- ade of the Southern States. UNIQUE CIVIL WAR SONG COLLECTION.

234. CIVIL WAR AND LINCOLN SONGS. Album containing nearly 700 Broadside Songs including many loosely inserted. Thick folio, boards, cloth back. New York and Philadelphia. 1860-1865. $100.00 This extensive collection was originally formed by Mr. G. N. Galloway of Goslin's Pennsylvania Zouaves. It comprises all the popular Civil War songs, besides those relating to special Regiments, the "Gallant 6Qth" and others, and includes the scarce personal Broadsides in which "Jeff" Davis, John Brown, famous Generals, etc., are the principal themes. Among the Rarities, are "Richmond Falls! The War is O'er"; "We are Father Abraham." "He's Gone to the Arms Abraham" ; the prose selec- Coming " of tion "Second Coming of 'Abraham' by H. Carr; "My Maryland," by "Stonewall" Jackson, and others. Many of the songs have colored headings or borders, including the Memorial Songs on the Assassination of Lincoln. There are also a few of the colored pictorial letter sheets issued at the time of Lincoln's death.

AN UNUSUAL AND VERY DESIRABLE COLLECTION ; A VERY LARGE PROPORTION CONTAINING STRIKING REFERENCES TO LINCOLN ALTHOUGH NOT BEARING DIRECT LINCOLN TITLES. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 31

235. CLARK, HENRY. Eulogy on the Life and Services of Pres- ident Lincoln pronounced before the Citizens of Poultney and Vicinity. April 19, 1865. 8vo, wrappers. Rutland, Vt. 1865. $7-5O Scarce. More of a Life of Lincoln than a Memorial.

236. CLARK, HENRY. Eulogy on the Life and Services of Presr ident Lincoln, pronounced before the Citizens of Poultney and Vicinity April 19, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Rut- land. 1865. $10.00 A Rare and Fine Vermont Lincoln Sermon.

237. CLARK, DANIEL. Eulogy on the Life and Character of Abra- ham Lincoln before the City Government of Manchester, N. H. 8vo, original wrapers. Manchester. 1865. $3-5^ With presentation inscription from the Author on cover.

238. CLARK, DANIEL. Eulogy on the Life and Character of Abra- ham Lincoln. 8vo, half calf, original wrappers, bound in. Manchester, N. H. 1865. $5.00 On the Cover is a Presentation Inscription from the Author, the Senator for New Hampshire.

239. CLARKE, JAMES FREEMAN. Order of Services at Indiana, Place Chapel, Easter Sunday, April 16, 1865, the Sunday after the As- sassination of Abraham Lincoln. I2mo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. Boston. 1865. $/r -5o

Contains a very fine Lincoln Poem by the Author whose name does not appear at all in the Memorial. RARE CHICAGO IMPRINT.

240. CLARKE, THOMAS. Sir Copp. A Poem for the Times in six Cantos. I2mo, original cloth. Chicago : Pride and Co. 1866. $10.00 A Rare and very Curious Poem on Lincoln's Assassination and the events preceding and following it. The Author in his Preface says "The Object of this Poem is two-fold; first to photograph a phrase of human depravity incredible, had we not ztntnessed it; and to hand doivn its subjects to eternal Infamy" etc A very uncommon Chicago Imprint.

241. CLASON, A. W. Abraham Lincoln in the latest Biography. 8vo, half light calf, wrappers bound in. Privately printed. 1865. $4.00

242. CLOVER LEAVES. A Commemorative Volume. Published by The Clover Club. Etchings, portraits and illustrations by Nast, Peter Moran and others, with illuminated initials. Small 4to, full morocco, uncut, metal device of the Club on front cover. Philadelphia. 1885. $12.00 Only 400 copies printed. Contains Col. A. K. McClure's Address entitled "Lincoln's Memorable Journey to Washington" and James R. Young's "An un- ivritten page of the Impeachment." Other speakers were Charles G. Leland on "The Town of Rock an Rye"; Salvini on Shakespeare; Henry M. Hoyt on "Trimalchio's Banquet," Gen. Sherman on the "Knights of St. John," etc., etc. 32 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

243. COBB, HOWELL. The War with Mexico. Speech of Mr. Howell Cobb, of Georgia, on the Causes and the Conduct of the War with Mexico. 8vo, half morocco, Washington. 1848. $15.00

At page / the Speaker alludes to Lincoln as follows : "The Gentlemen from Illinois a few days ago, introduced a resolution calling upon the President to inform Congress as to the particular spot upG>n which American blood had been spilt upon American soil. I ask him and his party to inform us what particular spot it was that the Army first put their foot upon, that constituted the commencement of this unnecessary and unconstitutional War?" Howell Cobb became in after years one of the most ardent advocates for Southern Secession.

244. CODDINGTON, DAVID S. The Crisis and the Man. Address on the Presidential Crisis delivered before the Union War Democracy. New York. Nov. i, 1864. 8vo, half dark brown morocco, wrappers bound in. New York. 1865. $4-5 A stirring appeal for the Re-election of President Lincoln. Very Scarce.

245. CODDINGTON, DAVID S. Eulogy on President Lincoln delivered in the Citadel Square Church, Charlestown, S. C. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. New York. 1865. $3-5O A Fine Military Address to the Officers and Soldiers in the Northern District, Department of the South.

246. COFFIN, CHARLES. Abraham Lincoln. Profusely Illustrated. 8vo, half brown calf. New York. 1897. $4.00 Special Edition for presentation by the Odd Fellows of Illinois and Citizens of Springfield to the Members of the Sovereign Grand Lodge.

247. COGGESHALL, WILLIAM T. Lincoln Memorial. The Jour- neys of Abraham Lincoln; From Springfield to Washington, 1861, as President and from to as President Elect ; Washington Springfield, 1865, Martyred. Portrait. I2mo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Columbus, 1865. $5-oo Scarce. Contains accounts of all Public Ceremonies on the entire Routes and full details of both Journeys. Inside front, cover is printed a fine Lincoln Poem. SECRETARY NICOLAY'S COPY.

248. COGGESHALL, WILLIAM T. The Journeys of Abraham Lincoln: from Springfield to Washington 1861, as President Elect; and from Washington to Springfield, 1865, as President Martyred. Portrait. i2mo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Columbus, O., 1865. $15.00 John G. Nicolay's Copy with his name on front cover.

249. COLLECTION of 23 Famous Historical Speeches on Lincoln's Work and Administration, Reconstruction, etc. By Stephen A. Douglas, 1858; G. A. Grow, 1860; Hannibal Hamlin, 1858; B. F. Wade, 1860; P. B. F. 1861 C. J. Benjamin, 1860; Butler, 1860; Elias Nason, ; Sumner,

A. T. 1861 ; 1861; Andrew Johnson, 1860; J. Logan, 1861 ; W. Willey, Carl Schurz, 1864; Michael Hahn, 1865; Charles Sumner, 1865 and B. F. T. 1866; Wade, 1866 (2) ; O. Howe, 1866; J. W. Nesmith, 1866; GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 33

H. J. Raymond, 1866; S. C. Pomeroy, 1866; J. Proctor Knott, 1869; Wm. D. Kelley, 1866. 23 pieces in one vol. 8vo, brown calf. 1858- 67. $35.00 A Rare Collection of Lincoln and Civil War Literature. All entirely uncut excepting one piece.

250. COLEMAN, GEORGE W. Assassination of the President. A Discourse on the Death of Abraham Lincoln delivered at Acton, Mass., April 1 6, 1865. 8vo, half light brown morocco gilt, original wrappers laid in. Boston. 1865. $4.00 Scarce.

251. COLEMAN, W. M. The Evidence that Abraham Lincoln was not born in Lawful Wedlock; or, the Sad Story of Nancy Hanks. 8vo, half morocco. No place. No date. $8.50 "Its a wise Child that knows its own Father." Not in Fish. LINCOLN'S COPY.

252. COLONIZATION SOCIETY. Fifteenth Annual Report of the American Society for Colonizing the Free People of Colour of the United States. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in, uncut. Washington. 1832. $50.00 Presented to Lincoln whilst in Congress and inscribed on fore cover "Hon. A. Lincoln." Afterwards in the Private Library of his Secretary, John G. Nicolay.

253. COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE. Rules and Regulations concerning Commercial Intercourse with and in States and Parts of States declared in Insurrection, the Collection, Receipt, and Disposition of Captured, Abandoned and Confiscable Property and the Employment and General Welfare of Freedmen. 8vo, sewed. Washington. 1864. $7.50 Contains Lincoln's Executive Approval and Three of his Proclamations.

254. COMMISSIONER'S SALE. The Abraham Lincoln Birth Place. A. W. Linforth, Trustee in Bankruptcy for A. W. Denette, Plaintiff against David Crear, Def. Notice of Sale in Equity. "The Lin- coln Spring Farm House, Abraham Lincoln's Birth Place, situated in La Rue County Ky., containing no acres." etc., etc. Upright Folio La Rue Circuit Court. 1905. $5-OO

255. CONCEICAO, JOSE MANOEL DA. As Exequias de Abra- hao Lincoln, Presidente dos Estados-Unidos da America com um Esboco Biographico do mesmo offerecido ao Povo Brasiliero por seu Patricio. i6mo, original wrapers. Rio de Janeiro, 1865. $12.00 Choice Copy of this Rare South American Tribute.

256. CONCEICAO, JOSE MANOEL DA. As Exequias de Abrahao Lincoln, co mum Esboco Biographico do Mosmo Offerecido ao Povo Brasileiro. i6mo, half calf neat, original printed glazed wrappers bound in. Rio de Janeiro. 1865. $15.00 An exceedingly Rare South American Tribute to the Murdered President. Fine Copy. 34 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

257. CONFEDERATE. The Rival Administrations; Richmond and Washington, in December 1863, by E. A. POLLARD. 8vo, half calf, original covers bound in. Richmond, Published for the Author. 1864. $15.00 Contains a very gloomy description of Affairs at Richmond. Of the North he writes "Washington was gay, in the meantime, not with thoughtlessness, but with Exultations over the Prospects of war, and the promises of its Government. Balls "Diamond" weddings, Presidential Levees, Social Parties, with splendid arrays of Silks and Jewels, with all the Phantasy of Wealth, the Insolence of Licentiousness, and the fashionable commerce of Lust, amused the hours. Mr. Lincoln was jocose again. He snapped his fimgers at the "Rebellion." He attended the Theatre nightly. This p'iece of human Jacquerie chattered incessantly over the success of his Schemes," etc. A RARE CONFEDERATE CHRONICLE.

258. CONFEDERATE DIARY of the War for Separation. Being a Daily Chronicle of Events and History of the Present Revolution from the Inauguration of Abraham Lincoln to the Battle of Shiloh. Contain- ing full and Minute Statements of all the Battles, Skirmishes and Engage- ments, Dates of Secession, Lists of Killed and wounded, number of Forces engaged, Biographical Sketches of Confederate Generals, Remark- able Events, etc. Edited by H. C. CLARKE. 8vo, half red roan. Vicks- burg. 1862. $50.00

"Nov. 6, 1860. Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin were elected by a Sectional Vote of the United States. They received every Northern vote excepting three cast in New Jersey. No votes were cast for them in the South." "Feb. 13, 1861. In the Federal Congress the Electoral votes were counted and Lincoln and Hamlin were decided 'duly elected. The Ceremony was brief and very dull. The Lincolnites had pretended to fear a violent outbreak, and Gen. Scott had made disposition of the imposing Military Forces of his command. There was not the slightest demonstration of Hostility." "Feb. 22. Lincoln raises a Flag of stars in and 'Puts his 34 Independence" Square foot down firmly' for 'universal Freedom avid Equality.' "Feb. 23. Lincoln passed through Baltimore incognito on his way in a hurry to Washington. He had mysteriously left Harrisburg by night by a special train, afnd was disguised by wearing a 'Scotch plaid cap and a very long Military Cloak.' The cause of this strange "/light journey of Lincoln's has never been clearly explained. His partisans tried to make it appear that there was a plot to take his Life. His exit from the Federal Capital, it is very probable will be as undignified as his entrance into it."

"March 4. Inauguration of Prext. Lincoln took place in Washington. It differed from all former inaugurations in this, that a large Body of Military under tome pretext, ivas concentrated in Washington under orders for active Service. It was the Inauguration of a President whose Authority was totally repudiated by seven of the Once United States, and was fast waning m several others." etc., etc.

259. CONFEDERATE NEWSPAPER. Savannah Daily Herald for Friday, May iQth, 1865. On the front page is a large cut in black borders lettered : "This Monument is inscribed in the Hearts of the American People, and of the Friends of Liberty and Humanity throughout the World to the Memory of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, Sixteenth President of the United States of America, and the great Emancipator of Four GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 35

to his Millions of a down trodden Race. A Martyr Country, falling the under the hands of a Traitor Assassin, on the night of ifth day of the Great War April, 1865, the fourth Anniversary of the Beginning of that of the Rebellion Exercising a power which surpassed of and never Kings, he bore himself always as the Servant of the People, _ re- as their Master. While goodness is beloved and great Deeds are membered, the World will never cease to Revere the Name and Memory of ABRAHAM LINCOLN. 4 pages folio. Savannah. 1865. $10,00 Fine and perfect copy. 260. CONFEDERATE OPERATIONS in Canada and New York. By JOHN W. HEADLEY. Illustrated with 16 portraits. 8vo, cloth. New York. 1906. $2.00 Dedicated to the "Memory of the Defenseless Non-Combatant People of the South who suffered the untold horrors of Merciless Warfare. 261. CONFEDERATE WAR LYRICS and Songs of the South. Vignette of Confederate flags on title. I2tno, cloth, uncut and UNOPENED. London. Eyre and Spothswoode. 1866. $3-5O First and Only Edition of the finest Collection of Southern War Songs published. Among the Authors are Margaret J. Preston, W. Gilmore Simms, Cpl. W. S. Hawkins, John Esten Cooke and other contemporary Southern Poets. Many of the poems contain bitter reflections on Lincoln Especially "Lincoln's Royal Reception."

262. CONFISCATION BILL. Message of the President informing Congress that he had approved the Bill "to suppress Insurrection, Punish Treason and Rebellion, to seize and Confiscate the Property of Rebels," etc. 4 pages. 8vo, Washington. 1862. $4-5 Included in the Message is also Lincoln's draft of the Objections he had prepared previous to the passage of the Act.

263. CONSPIRACY TRIAL. Original Pencil Sketch drawn by Gen. Lew Wallace showing Atzerodt one of the accused of the Murder of Lincoln shackled, handcuffed and hooded as ordered by the Military Commission. 8vo. Washington. 1865. $25.00 A Unique Lincoln Conspiracy Relic. Gen. Lew Wallace was the Second Mem- ber on the Trial Commission. He was also President of the Court Martial which tried and hung Henry Wirz the Atrocious German Gaoler of Andersonville Prison. Later on he become world-famous as the tender teller of "Ben Hur, a Tale of the ' Christ."

264. CONNOLLY, CHARLES PARKER. Revised Version of a Ser- mon preached in the First Congregational Church Leavenworth, Kansas, on the looth Anniversary of the Birth of Abraham Lincoln delivered in Milwaukee April 12, 1911. 8vo, original wrappers. Leavenworth. Pub- lished by a Friend. 1911. $i-5

265. CONTRABAND. Message of the President communicating a Copy of the Correspondence between the State Department and the British Government in relation to the capture of British vessels sailing from one British Port to another, having on board Articles Contraband of 36 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

War intended for the use of the so-called Confederate States. 8vo, sewed. Washington. 1863. $5-O Full of interesting details of the seizures of Ships and their Mails by the American Cruiser, "Quaker City."

266. COOK, WIIJJAM A. Opinions and Practice of the Founders of the Republic in respect to Arbitrary Arrests, Imprisonment of Tories, Writ of Habeas Corpus, Seizure of Arms and of Private Papers, Domic- iliary Visits, Confiscation of Real and Personal Estate, etc., etc., or, The Administration of Abraham Lincoln sustained by the Sages and Heroes of the Revolution. I2mo, full morocco, wrappers bound in. Washington. 1864. $7.50 A Scarce and very able defence of Lincoln's "Arbitrary arrests" and War policy in general.

267. COOKE, CHARLES. A Sermon on the Life and Death of Lin- coln. Delivered in Smyrna, Delaware June i, 1865. I2mo, half brown morocco gilt, original wrappers bound-in. Philadelphia. 1865. $8.50 Only 300 Copies printed and now very scarce.

268. COOPER INSTITUTE. The Republican Party Vindicated. The Demands of the South Explained. Speech of the Hon. Abraham Lincoln of Illinois. i6pp. 8vo, folded, entirely uncut. (New York. 1860.) $5.00 A very uncommon Edition of this famous Address.

269. COPPPERHEAD Catechism for the instruction of such Pol- iticians as are of tender years. Carefully Compiled by Divers Learned and Designing Men. Authorized and with Admonitions by FERNANDO THE GOTHAMITE, High Priest of the Order of Copperheads. i2mo, half brown morocco neat, original pictorial wrappers bound in. London. Sinclair Tousey. 1864. $6.00 "What is the Chief Aim of a Copperhead in this Life?" "The Chief aim is to abuse the President, vilify the Administration and glorify himself before the people."

270. COPPERHEAD MINSTREL: Choice Collection of Dem- ocratic Poems and Songs. 6opp. I2mo, half morocco, glazed wrappers bound in (wrappers repaired, some leaves spotted). New York. 1863. $10.00 Rare. Contains many bitter anti-Lincoln songs.

271. CORWIN, E. Address delivered in Fort Street Church, Hon- olulu, Hawaii, May 9, 1865, on the reception of the news of the Murder of President Lincoln. Typewritten, 4to, sheets. Honolulu. 1865. $4.00 Not mentioned in Lincoln Bibliographies.

272. COTTON. Message of the President transmitting recent measures adopted by the Government of Portugal intended to encourage the growth and enlarge the Area of the culture of Cotton in its African Possessions. 4 pages. 8vo, Washington. 1862. $i-5O GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 37

273. COULTER, JOHN. Our Martyr Presidents. Lincoln, Garfield, McKinley. Their Illustrious Lives, Public and Private, and their Glor- ious Deeds. Biographies, Speeches and Stories together with Histories of Noted Assassins and Assassinations, and Anarchists in the United States and Europe. Profusely Illustrated. Royal 8vo, cloth. Chicago. 1901. $2.50

274. COX, SAMUEL S. Eight Years in Congress from 1857-1865. Memoir and Speeches. Portrait. 8vo, cloth. New York. 1865. $7.50 Autograph presentation copy from the Author to John Godfrey Saxe. The speeches contain many malignant attacks on Lincoln specially in those on "Sedi- tion in the North," "Negro Soldiers," "The Conscription Bill," "Northern Nulli- fiers," "Reconstruction," etc.

275. CRAIG, WHEELOCK. A Key to our Joy. The Fruits of our Bereavement. Sermons delivered in the Trinitarian Church. April 13- 23, 1865. 8vo, half light brown morocco, original wrappers bound in. New Bedford. 1865. $5- Only a very small Edition issued.

276. CRANE, C. B. Sermon on the Occasion of the Death of Pres- ident Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco, original black glazed wrapper bound in. Hartford, 1865. $6.00 Scarce.

277. CRANE, C. B. Sermon on the Occasion of the Death of Pres- ident Lincoln, preached in the South Baptist Church, Hartford, Conn. 8vo, original black glazed wrappers. Hartford. 1865. $4.00 Very fine Copy.

278. CRAWFORD, George A. Anniversary Address on the Life and Character of Abraham Lincoln, delivered by invitation before the Legislature of the State of KANSAS, February 12, 1867. 8vo, original wrappers. Leavenworth. 1867. $25.00 A Lincoln Item of Extreme Rarity, and unknown to Lincoln Bibliographers. With an interesting letter relating to its extreme rarity and value laid in. Only two other Copies known.

279. CRIDLER, THOMAS W. Lincoln : the Typical Americafn. An Address at the Banquet of the Union League Club of Brooklyn. Feb. 12, 1901. 8vo, original wrappers. Brooklyn. Privately printed 1961. $5.00 "Lincoln was the grandest figure of the Fiercest Civil War. He is the gentlest memory of our World." Very scarce. Only a very small number printed. With presentation inscription on title from the Author to John L. Bittinger, U. S. Consul at Montreal.

280. CROCKER, SAMUEL L. Eulogy upon the Character and Ser- vices of Abraham Lincoln, late President of the United States. Delivered in the City of Taunton June ist, 1865. 8vo, half brown morocco, covers bound in. Boston. 1865. $3-5<> 38 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

281. CROCKER, SAMUEL L. Eulogy upon the Character and Ser- vices of Abraham Lincoln. Delivered by Invitation of the Authorities of the City of Taunton June I, 1865. 8vo, printed wrappers. Boston. 1865. $2.50

282. CROSBY, FRANK. Das Leben Abraham Lincoln, enthaltend seine f inhere Geschichte und Politische Laufbahn, sowie seine Reden Botschaften Proklamationen etc. Portrait by Whitchurch. 8vo, original sheep. Philadelphia. 1865. $3-5

283. CROSBY, FRANK. Life of Abraham Lincoln, Sixteenth Pres- ident of the his Political Career to- U. S. containing Early History and ; gether with the Speeches, Messages, Proclamations and other Official Documents illustrative of his Eventful Administration. Portrait by Whitchurch. Stout I2mo, original cloth. Philadelphia. 1865. $3-5

284. CUDWORTH, WARREN H. Eulogy of the Life, Character and Public Services of the late President Abraham Lincoln delivered before Council No. jj Union League of America at Sumner Hall, East Boston, May 8, 1865. With a Record of the other proceedings and a description of the Decorations put up for the Occasion. 8vo, half brown morocco, original wrappers laid in. Boston. 1865. $5-OO The "Proceedings" contain two poems written for the occasion.

285. "CUNARD." Abraham Lincoln, President Elect of the United States. With a curious and rare woodcut portrait by T. Scott. The Original Article as it appeared in "Once a Week." 8vo, half brown morocco neat, original wrappers bound in, uncut. London. Dec. 29, 1860. $5-OO "Let us not rate Lincoln too high; a President has really not much motive power. He is not an Originator; Conscience and Party keep him down; Abe will probably do nothing." A Most interesting First English View of Lincoln. 286. CROZIER, HIRAM P. The Nation's Loss. A Discourse delivered at Huntington, L. I. 8vo, half leather, covers bound in. New York, 1865. $6.00 Limited edition. Bound in is a copy of the second edition revised and dated 1866.

287. CROZIER, HIRAM P. The Nation's Loss. A Discourse upon the Life, Services and Death of Abraham Lincoln, late president of the United States. Delivered at Huntington, L. I. April 19, 1865. 8vo, original wrappers. New York. 1866. $3-OO Second Edition containing 16 more pages than the First. Contains a long discussion of Lincoln's Abolition Policy. Fine Copy. 288. CUSHMAN, R. S. Resolutions and Discourse occasioned by the Death of Abraham Lincoln, President of the U. S., who died at Washington City, April I5th, 1865. 8vo, half morocco neat, original black and gold wrappers bound in. Manchester, Vt. 1865. $9.00 Rare. Inserted is anjautograph letter, signed, from the Rev. R. S. Cushman, saying that he believed this was the only Manchester (Vt.) Lincoln discourse published. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 39

289. CUSHMAN, R. S. Resolutions and Discourse occasioned by the Death of Abraham Lincoln. I2mo, half morocco, original black glazed wrappers bound in. Manchester, 1865. $6.00 A Scarce Vermont Discourse. Contains the Order of Services and the Reso- lutions of the Citizens of Manchester. . 290. CUTTER, EDWARD F. Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln delivered at Rockland, Maine, April 19, 1865, by Request of the Citizens. 8vo, 2 wrappers. Boston. 1865. $ -5 Only 250 Copies Printed.

291. CUTTER, EDWARD F. Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln, delivered at Rockland, Maine. 8vo, half morocco, covers bound in. Boston. 1865. .$3.50 Edition of 250 Copies only.

292. CUTTS, J. MADISON. A Brief Treatise upon Constitutional and Party Questions and the History of Political Parties, as received orally from the late Senator Stephen A. Douglas of Illinois. I2mo, cloth uncut. New York. 1866. $5.00 Scarce. Contains very important Chapters on the "Suspension of Writ of Habeas Corpus," "The Monroe Doctrine," the Pacific Railroad, the African Slave Trade, History of the Illinois Central Railroad Co.

293. DAGGETT, O. E. Sermon on the Death of Abraham Lincoln preached in Canandaigua April i6th, 1865. 8vo, half brown morocco neat, wrappers bound in, Canandaigua. 1865. $4.00 Scarce.

294. DARLING, HENRY. Grief and Duty. A Discourse at the Fourth Presbyterian Church. 8vo, half morocco, original covers bound in. Albany. 1865. $7-5O Autograph presentation copy from the Author with inscription on cover.

295. DARLING, HENRY. Grief and Duty. A Discourse delivered in the Fourth Presbyterian Church, Albany, April igth, the day of the Funeral Obsequies of PRESIDENT LINCOLN. 8vo, original wrappers. Al- bany. 1865. $3.75 Fine Copy of a Scarce Lincoln Sermon.

296. DASCOMB, A. B. A Discourse preached to the People at Waitsfield, Vt., in honor of our late Chief Magistrate. 8vo, half mor- ' occo, original covers bound in. Montpelier, 1865. $8.50 A Scarce and fine Vermont Tribute of which only a very small Edition was printed.

297. DAVIDSON, ROBERT. The Lessons of the Hour. A Dis- course upon the Death of Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco. Huntington, L. I. 1865. $15.00

A Rare Long Island Lincoln Memorial. Best Edition. Only 300 copies printed.

298. DAY, P. B. Memorial Discourse on the Character of Abraham Lincoln. Delivered at Hollis, N. H., on the day of the National Fast. 4O GEO. D. SMITH; 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

June i, 1865. 8vo, half dark brown morocco, wrappers bound in. Con- cord. 1865. $3.50 Scarce.

299. DEAN, GILBERT. The Emancipation Proclamation and Arbi- trary Arrests. Speech in House of Assembly of New York, on the Governor's Annual Message. Feb. 12, 1863. 8vo, half morocco. Al- bany. 1863. $4.00 A Fierce Arraignment of President Lincoln and his War Policy and a very important New York Civil War Document.

300. DE CHAMBRUN, MARQUIS. Personal Recollections of Mr. Lincoln. The Original Article as it appeared in "Scribner's." 8vo, half green morocco, wrappers bound in. New York. 1893. $2.50 The Marquis was a Friend of Sumner and De Tocqueville and accompanied Lincoln to City Point and Petersburg. Hitherto unpublished.

301. DEFREES, JOHN D. The War Commenced by the Rebels. Copperheads of the North their Allies. 8vo, sewed. Washington. 1864. $5-00 Contains many bitter Attacks upon Lincoln quoted from the current newspapers North and South. One describes him: "A bloody Monster. He is Hell's Pandora Box brought to Earth -for the destruction of this foolish people, who hug him to their Bosoms until, like an Egyptian Adder, he stings them to Death." "This is a damned Abolition War. We believe Abe Lincoln is as much a Traitor as Jeff Datfis." etc.

302. DE LA MESA, CARLOS A. Engraved Commission on Vellum signed ABRAHAM LINCOLN appointing Carlos A. De La Mesa a Captain in the Veteran Reserve Corps. Also E. M. Stanton, Secretary T signed by of W ar, E. D. Townsend Asst. Adj. General. August ist, 1864 Engraved Commission signed by ANDREW JOHNSON appointing Captain Carlos A. De La Mesa Major by Brevet in the U. S. Volunteers for Gallant and Meritorious Service at the Battle of Gettysburg. Counter- signed by E. M. Stanton and E. D. Townsend. March 27, 1865. 2 pieces uniformly framed in polished dark walnut frames. Washingon. 1854. $60.00 Two very fine Civil War Army Commissions.

303. DELMAR, ALEXANDRA. The .Great Paper Bubble; or, The Coming Financial Explosion. A Campaign Document for 1864. Curious frontispiece. I2mo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. JNew York. 1864. $6.50 Rare.

304. DEMING, HENRY CHAMPION. Eulogy of Abraham Lincoln before the General Assembly of Connecticut. 8vo limp cloth. Hartford. 1865. $4.00 The Author was Colonel of the "Charter Oak" Regiment or I2th Connecticut during the New Orleans Expedition. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 41

305. DENISON, JOHN L. An Illustrated History of the World. An Excerpt pages 678-762 comprising the Administration of Abraham Lincoln. Portrait and Illustrations, original title page, etc. 8vo, sewed. Norwich. 1869. $1.50

306. DE ZWART, A. C. Hoe de Zoon van den Pionier President Werd. De Levensgeschiedenis van Abraham Lincoln aan jongebeden verhaald door A. C. De Zwart. I2tno, half brown morocco neat, original pictorial wrappers bound in. Amsterdam. (1865) $5.00

A Fine and Scarce Dutch Appreciation of Lincoln. .

307. DIPLOMATIC SERVICE. Message from the President transmitting Reports on the Diplomatic and Consular Systems of the U. S. With full list of all Consular Officers, their official Residences and Fees paid them. 8vo, sewed uncut. Washington. 1863. $2.00

308. DIX, MORGAN. The Death of President Lincoln. A Sermon preached in St. Paul's Chapel, New York. April iQth, 1865. 8vo, half black morocco, wrappers bound in. Cambridge. The Riverside Press. 1865. $6.00 One of the finest of the New York Lincoln Sermons. Also contains the Reso- lutions of Regret passed by the vestry.

309. DOUGLAS, S. A. Life of Stephen A. Douglas, United States . Senator from Illinois, with his most Important Speeches and Reports. By a Member of the Western Bar. Portrait. I2mo, cloth. New York. 1860. $2.50

310. DRAKE, CHARLES D. Speech on the Proclamation of Eman- cipation. Delivered in Turner's Hall, St. Louis, Jan. 28, 1863. 8vo, sewed. St. Louis. 1863. $7.50 Contains the Resolutions of the Citizens of St. Louis most emphatically endorsing the Speaker and the President's Policy. Very Rare.

311. DRUMM, JOHN H. Assassination of Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States. A Sermon. I2mo, half morocco. Bris- tol. 1865. $12.00

One of 200 copies. Inscribed by the Author on flyleaf. With Compliments of Rev. J. H. Drumm "None for sale. Edition exhausted."

312. DUANE, RICHARD B. Sermon preached in Saint John's Church Providence, on Wednesday, April 19, 1865, the day appointed for the Funeral Obsequies of President Lincoln. 8vo, wrappers. Providence. 1865. $3.50

313. DUDLEY, JOHN L. Discourse preached in the South Con- gregational Church, Middletown, Conn., on the Assassination of Pres- ident Lincoln. 8vo, half green morocco, wrappers bound in. Middle- town. 1865. $4.00

314. DUFFIELD, GEORGE. The Nation's Wail. A Discourse delivered in the First Presbyterian Church of Detroit on April 16, 1895, the 42 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

day after receiving the Intelligence of the Brutal Murder 0} President Abraham Lincoln by a Brutal Assassin. 8vo, half dark brown morocco, original wrappers bound in. Detroit. 1865. $25.00 One of the most violent denunciations of the Lincoln Murderers contained in any Lincoln Sermon of the Times. Concludes with a fierce onslaught upon the Stage : "Would that he had fallc'u elsewhere than at the tvrv gates of Hell in the Theatre, to which through persuasion, he so reluctantly went. But, thus a stain has been put upon that so falsely called school of Virtue. How awful and severe the rebuke, which God has administered to the Nation, for pampering such demoral- ising places of resort. The Bilood of Abraham Lincoln can never be effaced from the Stage. Go\d grant that it may prove the brand of Infamy consigning the Theatre, which even Solon and the old moral Greeks abhorred, to the disgrace it merits, and the abhorrence of this nation." With Author's Presentation Inscription on fore- cover.

315. DUNNING, REV. H. The Assassination: its Lessons to Young Men. A Discourse delivered in the First Constitutional Presbyterian Church May 7, 1865. 8vo, half light brown morocco, original wrappers bound in. Baltimore. 1865. $4.00

316. DUNNING, H. Address delivered on the Occasion of Funeral Solemnities of the late President of the United States. April iQth, 1865 THE NAMELESS CRIME: a Discourse delivered April 23. 2 vols. in one, 8vo, half black morocco, original wrappers bound in. Baltimore. 1865. $5.00

317. DU PONT, ADMIRAL. Message of the President recommending a Vote of Thanks by' Congress to Capt. Samuel F. Du Pont tor his Services and Gallantry displayed in the Capture of various points on the Coast of Georgia and Florida particularly Brunswick, Cumberland Island, Amelia Island and the towns of St. Mary, St. Augustine, Jacksonville and Fernandina. One page 8vo, Washington. 1862. $2.50

318. DYE, JOHN SMITH. The Adder's Den; or secrets of the Great Conspiracy to overthrow Liberty in America. Depravity of Slav- ery : Two Presidents secretly assassinated by poison. Unsuccessful At- tempt to murder three others. The Evidence conclusive, and the Facts established, together with the dying Struggles of the Great Southern Rebellion. 8vo, half straight-grained green morocco, New York. Pub- lished by the Author. 1864. $6.00 Deals at length with Lincoln's management of the Baltimore Riots and his Calls for Troops. Scarce and Curious.

319. DYE, JOHN SMITH. History of the Plots and Crimes of the Great Conspiracy to Overthrow. Liberty in America. Portraits. 8vo, original cloth. New York. 1866. $7-5O In this work the Author designed to give in "a small compass a complete history of the political crimes originating with African Slavery and perpetrated by its friends during the last Century." Includes the John Brown Affair, The Chicago Platform, Emancipation Proclamation, Kansas Outrages, Life and Re-election of Lincoln. His Assassination, etc.

320. EARLY, GEN. JUBAL A. Memoir of the Last Year of the GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 43

War of Independence in the Confederate States of America. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. Toronto. 1866. $10.00 First Edition of these very interesting Military Memoirs. In his preface after saying that as a Member of the Virginia Convention he had strongly opposed the Ordinance of Secession he refers tt> the "ma)d, ivicked, and unconstitutional Measures of the Authorities at Washington, and the frenzied clamour of the people of the North for War upon their former brethern of the South.' I then and ever since have, regarded ABRAHAM LINCOLN, his Counsellors and Supporters as the Real Traitors, who had overthrown the Constitution and Government of the South and established in lieu thereof an Odious Despotism." Very Rare. twice Indiana 321. EAVES, CATHERINE. How ^1 Eloped. An Idyll. The only novelette ever sketched by Abraham Lincoln. I2mo, half light calf neat. Chicago. 1901. $4.50 "Did you ever write out a story in your mind? I did when I was a little codger." Lincoln.

322. EDDY, DANIEL C. The Martyr President. Sermon Preached April 16, 1865, at the Baldwin Place Church. i8mo, half brown morocco neatr wrappers bound in. Boston. 1865. $4-5O

323. EDDY, T. M. Abraham Lincoln. A Memorial Discourse delivered at Waukegan, 111. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Chicago. 1865. $7-5 Rare Chicago Imprint.

324. EDGAR, C. H. The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Its Significance Loss and Gain The Majesty of Law Josiah and Lincoln the Great Reformers, 2 vols. in one 8vo, half dark brown morocco, original wrappers bound in. Easton, Pa. 1865. $10.00 Rare. Of the Josiah and Lincoln Address only 200 Copies were printed.

325. EDWARDS, HENRY L- Discourse commemorative of our Il- lustrious Martyr, delivered in Congregational Church South Abington. June i, 1865. 8vo, half brown morocco neat, wrappers bound in. Bos- ton. 1865. $3-50 RARE ILLINOIS IMPRINT.

326. EDWARDS, RICHARD. Life and Character of A'Dra-nam Lin- coln. Address at the Normal University, April 19, 1865. 8vo, wrappers. Peoria, 111. 1865, $35-oo ONE OF THE VERY RAREST LINCOLN EULOGIES KNOWN, and also a Rare Illinois Imprint.

327. ELECTION OF 1860. Die Heimstatte-Bill. "Land fur die Landlosen." Was hat Herr Lincoln dafur Geleistet? 4pp 8vo, Wash- ington. 1860. $5-oo An Appeal to the German Vote in favor of Stephen A. Douglas as against Lincoln and Hamlin.

328. ELECTION OF 1864. Proceedings of the National Union 44 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

Convention held in Baltimore June 7-8, 1864. Reported by D. F. Murphy. 8vo, sewed. New York. 1864. $5-OO Contains full Reports of many enthusiastic Speeches in favor of the Lincoln of Policy by Dr. Breckinridge, "The old War Horse Kentucky ; Gov. E. D. Morgan ; and others. Henry J. Raymond ; "Parson" BroWnlow Scarce.

329. ELECTORIAL COLLEGE. Message from the President of the U. S. accompanying the notice of signing the "Joint Resolution declar- ing Certain States not entitled to representation in the Electoral College." One page, 8vo, Washingon. Feb. 8, 1865. $2.50

330. ELLIS, CHARLES M. The Memorial Address on Abraham Lin- coln delivered at the Hall of the Mechanics Institute Saint John, N. B. June i, 1865 at the Invitation of the Citizens. i6mo, half brown morocco neat, printed wrappers bound in. Saint John. N. B. 1865. $7-5<> Rare Canadian Tribute to Lincoln.

331. ELLIS, GEORGE E. The Nation's Ballet and its Decision. A Discourse delivered in Austin Street Church, Cambridgeport on Sunday, Nov. 13, 1864, being the Sunday following the Presidential Elecftons. 8vo, wrappers. Boston. 1864. $2.50 A Patriotic Address delivered on the Re-election of Lincoln to the Presidency.

332. EMANCIPATION. An address to Christians throughout the World, by a Convention of Ministers assembled at Richmond, Va., April 1863. 8vo, sewed. Philadelphia. 1863. $5.00 "The Recent Proclamation of the President of the United States, seeking the Emancipation of the Slaves of the South, is, in our judgment, a suitable occasion for solemn protest on the part of the People of God throughout the World." The Signers to the Address seem to have all been Clergymen and College Professors. Their names occupy pages 17-20.

333. EMANCIPATION. Confiscation and Liberation. Speech of Geo. W. Julian of Indiana. 8vo, sewed. Washington. 1862. $2.50 Strongly in favour of the Bill "to free from servitude the slaves of Rebels engaged in the existing Rebellion against the Government." In the House this was defeated on May 26, by four majority. Names of Representatives and their votes are added at end.

334. EMANCIPATION. Free-Negroism : or Results of Emanci- in the North and the India Islands with Statistics of the pation West ; Negro, his Return to Savagism, and the Effect of the Emancipation upon the Farming, Mechanical and Laboring Classes. By J. H. VAN EVRIE. i2mo, original wrappers, uncut. New York. 1862. $4.00 Contains a lurid description of the Voodoo Orgies of the Negroes of Hayti. and a strong protest against Lincoln's proposed Emancipation Policy.

335. EMANCIPATION. Letter to His Excellency ABRAHAM LIN- COLN on the Relation of the White and African Races in the United States, showing the Necessity of the Colonisation of the Latter. 8vo, sewed. Washington. 1862. $3-5O A Vigorous Plea for the Nationality of the Negro. The Author signs himself 'James Mitchell." GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., New, YORK CITY 45

' a 336. EMANCIPATION. Message of the President transmitting draft of a Bill to compensate any State which may abolish Slavery within its Limits, and recommending its passage. One page 8vo, Washington. 1862. $2.50

337. EMANCIPATION. Message from the President in relation to Co-operating with any State for the gradual Abolishment of Slavery. 2 pages. 8vo, Washington. 1862. $3-5Q In this Message Lincoln states "vn my judgment gradual and not sudden, Eman- cipation is better for all." Rare.

338. EMANCIPATION. Message of the President communicating a Letter addressed to him from the Committee of the Freedman's Aid Societies of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Cincinnati, in relation to the Freedmen imder the Proclamation of Emancipation. 8vo, sewea. Washington. 1863. $4.00 Considered by Lincoln as a subject of "Great Magnitude and Importance" and one "imperatively demanding the attention of Congress."

339. EMANCIPATION. Message of the President informing Con- gress that he had approved and signed the Act entitled "An Act for the release of certain persons held to service or labor in the District of Columbia," and recommending an Amendatory Act. One page. 8vo, Washington. April 16, 1862. $25.00 THE ORIGINAL MESSAGE PROCLAIMING EMANCIPATION IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Extremely Rare.

340. EMANCIPATION. Report of the Special Committee on Emancipation appointed by the House of Representatives to take into Consideration that part of the Governor's Message relating to Emancipa- tion. 8vo sewed. Jefferson City, Mo. 1865. $7-5o

A Highly important Missouri State Document. Although almost entirely in favor of Lincoln's Policy of Emancipation the People of Missouri were debarred by the State Laws under the Louisiana Cession Treaty from enforcing any Laws for the Emancipation of Slaves without the Consent of their owners or without pay- ing them before such Emancipation a full equivalent for all Slaves emancipated.

341. EMANCIPATION. Speech of Henry Champion Deeming of Connecticut on the President's Plan for State Renovation. 8vo, sewed. Washington. 1864. $2.00 A very able Argument in support of Lincoln's demands of an oath to sustain the Constitution, an Oath to sustain the Anti-Slavery Legislation, an Oath to sustain the President's Proclamation, and the withholding of Slave Property in General Restitution.

342. EMANCIPATION. The Mastership and its Fruits : the Eman- cipated Slave Face to Face with his Old Master. A Supplemented Report of Edwin M. Stanton, Secretary of War. By James McKaye, Special Commissioner. 8vo, half green morocco. New York. 1864. $5-OO A shocking account of the Brutal Treatment of the Slaves in the Lower Mis- sissippi Valley after the Proclamation of Emancipation. 46 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

343. EMANCIPATION. Speech of Hon. Reverdy Johnson in support of the Resolution to amend the Constitution so as to abolish Slavery. 8vo, sewed. Washington. 1864. $!-75 A Strong Argument for Total Abolition in all States of the Union.

344. EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION as published in Poughkeepsie Telegraph with Benson J. Lossing's Editorial and Opinions of other papers. Annexed is a clipping of Longfellow's "Slave Singing at Midnight," the last verse of which reads :

"But alas ! what holy Angel Brings the Slave this glad Evangel? And what earthquake's Arm of Alight Breaks his dungeon gates at night?"

On this Lossing has written "The Question in the last stanza was answered by the President's Proclamation on the 22nd Sept., 1862." Folio and 4to. 1862. $6.00

345. EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION issued Jan. i, 1863. From the Original designed and executed entirely with a pen by GILMAN R. RussEL, Professor of Penmanship. With very fine ornamental borders and full length figure of Lincoln twelve inches high in the Centre of the Proclamation. Size 20 inches by 30 inches. Philadelphia. Duval. 1865. $12.00 Rare.

345a. EMANCIPATION Proclamation ordering the Marriage of Blacks and Whites. It is hereby ordered that, on and after this date Nov. ist, 1867, the Inhabitants of this County shall obey the new Law sanctioning the Marriage of Blacks and Whites. GENERAL E. C. CANDY. Broadside. Folio. No Place. 1867. $10.00 Rare and Curious.

346. ENGLISH WORKINGMEN AND LINCOLN. Message of the President communicating to the Senate his Correspondence with the Workingmen in England. 6pp. 8vo. Washington. 1863. $5-OO Contains two fine Letters from Lincoln to the Workers of Manchester and London in answer to the r Congratulatory addresses upon his Emancipation Policy.

347. ENOS, Z. A. The Early Surveyors and Surveying in Illinois. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Springfield. 1891. $6.00

Contains fac-simile of Certified Plat of Survey by Lincoln ; also fac-simile of an Opinion given by him. iS'SQ.

348. ENVELOPES bearing the portrait of Lincoln or some sentiment in his honor, printed during the Civil War period. 17 different examples. 1860-1865. $4-5

349. ENVELOPES, including the "Champion Prize" series of 5, and 15 others, each bearing Lincoln's portrait. Printed during the Civil War period. 20 pieces. $6.00 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 47

350. ERIE CANAL. Message of the President on the Enlargement of the Locks of the Erie and Oswego Canals. 8vo, sewed, uncut. Wash- ington. 1862. $3.00 Contains the long Memorial signed by Samuel B. Ruggles addressed to Presi- dent Lincoln.

351. EVERETT, CHARLES CARROLL. Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln, delivered before the Citizens of Bangor, June ist, 1865. 8vo, sewed. Bangor. 1865. $2.00

352. EVERETT, CHARLES CARROLL. Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln, delivered before the Citizens of Bangor, June 1/1865. 8vo, half light calf, wrappers bound in. Bangor. 1865. $3-OO The Scarcest of the Main Eulogies.

353. EVERETT, CHARLES C. Sermon on Death of Abraham Lin- coln, at Bangor, April 16, 1865; Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln, June i, 1865. 2 pieces in one vol. 8vo, half morocco neat. Bangor. 1865. $6.50 Two Scarce Maine Eulogies.

354. EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS. Message of the President transmitting the Report of Colonel Key relative to the Exchange of Pris- oners of War. 4pp. 8vo, Washington. 1865. $15.00

The Substance of a meeting under a flag of truce between Col. Key and Gen. Howell Cobb arranging for an ejqual exchange of prisoners dating from time of Capture.

355. FARQUHAR, JOHN, The Claims of God to Recognition in the Assassination of President Lincoln. A Sermon preached in the Chanceford Presbyterian Church, York, Pa., and in the Prospect Meth- odist Episcopal Church, Fawn York, Pa. 8vo, half dark brown morocco, original wrappers bound in. Lancaster. 1865. $4.00 Scarce. With the Author's Manuscript Corrections through the text.

356. FARRAGUT, ADMIRAL. Message of the President recommending that Captain D. G. Farragut receive a Vote of Thanks of Con- gress for his Services and Gallantry displayed in the Capture of Forts Jackson, and St. Philip, the City of New Orleans, and the destruction of Rebel Gunboats and Rams. One page 8vo, Washington. 1862. $3.50 Fine and Rare Lincoln-Naval Item.

357. FESSENDEN, WILLIAM PITT. Memorial Addresses on the Life and Character of William Pitt Fessenden, a Senator of Maine. Por- trait. 8vo, cloth. Washington. 1870. $2.50 Fessenden was Lincoln's Secretary of the Treasury succeeding Salmon P. Chase in that Office. The Addresses were delivered by Senators Trumbull of Illinois, Anthony of Rhode Island, Patterson of New Hampshire and others who- alluded to Lincoln frequently.

358. FIELD, RICHARD S. Address on the Life and Character of Abraham Lincoln delivered before the Legislature of New Jersey. Feb. 48 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

12, 1866. 8vo, half dark brown morocco, wrappers bound in. Trenton. 1866. $6.00 With Presentation Inscription from the Author to Asa I. Fish on cover.

359. FIRST DUTY OF THE CITIZEN. The Grandeur of the Struggle and its Responsibilities. Southern Principles, 8vo, half black morocco, Philadelphia. 1863. $2.50 Issued upon the occasion of the Emancipation Proclamation with startling Ex- tracts from the Richmond Enquirer.

360. FISH, DANIEL. Legal Phases of the Lincoln and Douglas Debates. Address before the State Bar Assn. of Minn. 8vo, wrappers. Minneapolis. 1909. $6.00 Author's presentation copy to John E. Burton, the well-known Lincoln Collector.

361. FISH, DANIEL. Lincoln Literature. A Bibliographical Ac- count of Books and Pamphlets relating to ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Royal 8vo, half brown calf neat, original wrappers bound in uncut. Minnea- polis. 1900. $5-00 'Wo other man since Shakespeare has evoked a Personal Literature so copious varied a)nd brilliant."

362. FISH, DANIEL. Lincoln Literature. A Bibliographical Ac- count of Books and Pamphlets relating to Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, sheets, uncut. Minneapolis. 1900. , $4.00 Proof sheets, printed on one side only.

363. FOOTE, COMMODORE. Message of the President recommending a Vote of Thanks to Capt. Andrew H. Foote of the U. S. Navy, for his eminent Services in organizing the Western Flotilla and conducting operations in the Western Waters. One page 8vo, Washington. 1862. $2.50 Refers to the Naval Victories at Fort Henry and Fort Donelson. Rare.

364. FORD, JOHN T. Proprietor of Ford's Theatre where Lincoln was shot. A. L. S. to Mr. Wright his Agent regarding the proposed engagement of EDWIN FORREST for several months in Washington : "/ would like to have Mr. F's Answer as soon as possible give my warmest regards to him and say I have every reason to think he will be much pleased with my new Theatre" etc. 2 pages 8vo, Baltimore. Dec. 13, 1863. $12.50

At Head of the Letter Paper is a small cut of Ford's Theatre in loth St. Wash- ington, D. C., which had been opened Aug. 27, 1863. After Lincoln's Death Ford was arrested as an accomplice in the Crime and detained in prison for over fr. e weeks when he was released for the want of the slightest evidence against him.

365. FORD, JOHN T. Long and interesting A. L. S. to his Associate Mr. Wright, discussing the engagements of several Actors for his Wash- ington and Baltimore Houses, including the Ravells, Maffitt, Boniface, Howe, Miss Devlin, Perry and Edwin Adams the famous Shakespeare Actor. "Davidge has never played here can he do anything in 'The GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 49 " Tempest.' I would willingly engage him for 'Bottom.' etc., etc. 3 pages 4to. Baltimore about 1864. $12.50

366. FORD'S THEATRE. Facsimile of the Original Playbill of "Our American Cousin" played at Ford's Theatre for Laura Keene's Benefit on the Night of Lincoln's Assassination. Endorsed on back by John Ford, Owner of the Theatre, John E. Buckingham the principal Doorkeeper and H. Polkinhorn the Printer. Accompanied with a Cabinet Photograph of the 9 Accused Conspirators. Washington. 1865. $10.00

367. FORD'S THEATRE. Small square black Tile taken from the floor of the Theatre in which Lincoln was shot by Booth. With contemporary photograph of the Theatre on upper surface and printed description of the Relic issued by C. H. Coe, of Washington, on lower surface. The tile was taken from the Theatre after its destruction in 1893 when 21 people were killed and over 100 injured. Size 2 inches square. Washington. 1865-93. $10.00

368. FOSTELL, Ai, EMMETT. A Rare and Valuable Collection of Relics of Historical Interest in connection with our Martyr President ABRAHAM LINCOLN from the Cradle to the Grave. Loaned by A. E. Fostell to Bridgeport Lodge B. P. O. Elks No. 36. 8vo, half brown morocco, covers bound in. Bridgeport. 1904. $4.00 Describes 122 Lincoln Relics, Portraits, Flags, Medals, etc.

369. FOSTER, ERNEST. Abraham Lincoln. "The World's Work- ers." Portrait. I2mo, cloth. London. 1885'. $2.50

GEN. J. GRANT WILSON'S COPY.

370. FOWLER, JOHN. An Address on the Death of President Lin- coln, delivered at the request of the Citizens of New Rochelle, West- chester Co., N. Y., in the Old Episcopal Church, April 20, 1865. 8vo, half light brown morocco neat, original wrappers bound in. rvew York. 1865. $7.50 Very fine uncut Copy inscribed on front cover: "ColJ. Grant Wilson, U. S. A. with kind regards of John Fowler. July, 1865."

371. FOWLER, JOHN. An Address on the Death of President Lin- coln. Delivered at New Rochelle. Westchester Co., N. Y. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. New York. 1865. $4.00 Preached in the Old Episcopal Church before numerous well-known Citizens whose names are contained in prefatory Note.

372. FOWLER, HENRY. Character and Death of Abraham Lincoln. A Discourse preached at Auburn April 23, 1865. 8vo, half brown morocco neat, original black wrappers bound in. Auburn. 1865. $4-5

373. FRANCIS, Juuus E. The Lincoln Memorial Collection. Rel- ics of the War of the Rebellion. Autographs of Soldiers, Sailors and Officials. 4to, original wrappers. Buffalo Historical Society. 1887. $3.50 Contains a large Number of Original Poems. 50 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

374. FREEMASONRY. Provisional Ritual (Order of Lincoln). 8vo, paper wrappers, n. p. n. d. about 1875. $50.00 Fish, Sup. No. 394. Very rare. This secret organization flourished in parts of Indiana some twenty or more years ago. "In seeking admission to Membership you seek to couple your name with that of the Immortal Lincoln. The Story of his Life should be an Inspiration to all men. Though dead, he speaks to us in tones our Souls can understand across the Abyss of Death and the Stillness of the Grave."

375. FRELINGHUYSEN, FREDERICK T. Oration at the Obsequies of Abraham Lincoln in Newark, N. J. 8vo, half dark morocco, original wrappers bound in. Newark. 1865. $6.00 Rare.

376. FRENCH, BENJAMIN B. A Letter and a Short Poem on the Death of Abraham Lincoln Medallion Portrait on title. Printed on blue paper. 8vo, half light calf. Albany, A. Boyd. 1870. $5.00 A Beautiful Lincoln Poem written the Historian of Louisiana. 75 ' by Only Copies printed.

"A Jewel from our Crown A Pearl from out the Nation's Diadem A Life torn out by traitorous murderous hands Crushed trampled down" etc.

377. FRENCH, CHARLES W. The Liberator. A Biographical Sketch. "Lincoln, the Man who Freed the Slave." Portrait. First Edition. I2mo, cloth. New York. 1891. $2.50

378. FULLER, LENA A. Abraham Lincoln. A Modern Viewpoint. Manuscript on 12 pages. 8vo, Homer. New York. 1913. $7-5O Transcript of the Address read at the Homer Academy Commencement with the program of the proceedings. A distinctly characteristic and interesting Lincoln Study.

379. FUNERAL CARDS for Memorial Services in Honor of the Late President of the United States, Abraham Lincoln, at Boston Music Hall. June I, 1865; Walt Whitman on Lincoln. N. Y. 1870: .The Nation Mourns, Hymn with draped portrait of Lincoln. N. Y., 1865; and others. 9 pieces. New York and Washington. 1865. $10.00

380. FUNERAL PROCESSION. Photograph of President Lin- coln's Hearse with its attendants in Philadelphia. Carte-de-visite size. Philadelphia. Henszey. 1865. $5- FINE CINCINNATI ITEM.

381. GADDIS, M. P. Sermon upon the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln, delivered in Pike's Opera House, April 16, 1865. 8vo, half morocco neat, original wrappers bound in. Cincinnati. 1865. $12.50

Fine and Scarce Western Item Delivered under much difficulty according to the very interesting Prefatory notice from the "Daily Times" stating that the Crowds so that the were immense Pastor was utterly unable to get into his own Church ; the Congregation moved en mass to Mozart Hall and being unable to get in there D. GEO. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK, CITY 51 moved off again to the Opera House, "hundreds of ladies and gentlemen hurrying the streets on the through double quick, for fear they tvould not get there iri\ iim Ladies fainted, bonnets were smashed in, 'dresses were torn, but the croztM squeezed, they jammed and rammed, but they" determined to get iwto the- Opera House. But in this they utterly failed We have seen crowds in our time and have seen them in the Opera, but we think this would beat them all. We certainly never seen a larger, or more attentive and orderly audience than on this occasion. Rev. Mr. Gaddis was received with great applause."

382. GARNET, HENRY HIGHLAND. A Memorial Discourse delivered in the Hall of the House of Representatives, Washington, D. C.. Feb. 12, 1865. With an Introduction by James McCune Smith. Fine mezzotint portrait of Garnet by Sartain. 8vo, cloth. Philadelphia. 1865. $10.00 An exceeding!}' able Emancipation and Enfranchisement Address by the FIRST COLORED MAN who on any occasion had spoken in the National Capitol. He was a pure blooded Negro of the Mendigo Rave of the Slave Coast and was born in Slavery. The Historical Introduction on Slavery by James McCune Smith is also of great Interest.

383. GARRISON, J. F. The Teachings of the Crisis. Address delivered in St. Paul's Church, Camden, N. J. on the occasion of the Funeral of Abraham Lincoln. April 19, 1865. 8vo, half dark brown morocco, original covers bound in. Camden. 1865. $3-5 Scarce.

384. GARRISON, WILLIAM LLOYD. Southern Hatred of the Amer- ican Government, the People of the North, and Free Institutions. I2mo, sewed. Boston. 1862. $3-oo Extracts from Southern Newspapers defamatory of Lincoln and his Policy.

385. GASTINEAU, BENJAMIN. Les Genies de La Liberte. Abra- ham Lincoln. I2mo, half morocco, wrappers bound in, uncut. Paris. 1865. $io.0o' Very fine Copy. Scarce.

386. GENESIS OF LINCOLN. By James H. Cathey. Illustrated with 22 portraits. i6mo, original pictorial wrappers. No place. 1899. $1.50 Claims to contain "the whole Truth" about Lincoln's Parentage.

387. GERRY, MARGARITA S. The Toy Shop. A Romantic Story of Lincoln the Man. Frontispiece portrait. i6mo, pictorial cloth, uncut. New York. 1908. $.75

388. GETTYSBURG ADDRESS. Lincoln's Address at Gettys-. burg, Nov. 19, 1863. Read in, Arlington Cemetery by Halbert E. Paine, of Wisconsin, May 30, 1868. 8vo, broadside, printed within mourning borders. 1868. $3-oo A rare form of the famous address.

389. GETTYSBURG ADDRESS : When Written, How Received, its True Form. By MAJOR WILLIAM H. LAMBERT. 8vo, half brown morocco, original wrappers bound in uncut. Philadelphia. 1909. $6.00 A most interesting discussion as to the preparation of Lincoln's Greatest 52 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

Speech, proving that it was the result of much mature Reflection and by no 'means a spontaneous effort as many Lincoln's Biographers have asserted. A complete facsimile is given from the Original Manuscript owned by the late John Hay. With Presentation inscription from Major Lambert.

390. GETTYSBURG SPEECH, and other Papers by Abraham Lin- coln and an Essay on Lincoln by James Russel Lowell. With an Intro- duction and Notes. i8mo, half brown morocco. Boston. 1888. $1.00 Contains Whitman's famous Lincoln Poem "O Captain! My Captain!" "THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND MORE."

391. GIBBONS, JAMES SLOAN. Author of the immensely popular Civil War Song "WE ARE COMING, FATHER ABRAAM/ THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND MORE." Original Autograph Manuscript signed. Four stanzas of 6 lines each. With A. L. S. from the Author to Charles Nordhoff of the "Herald" saying "The Editor of the Century is particularly desirous to make a facsimile of the Song 'FATHER ABRAAM" which I gave to you at the time of its first appearance, i. e., my autograph Copy complete. I think it was the first copy I gave to any one, indeed I am sure of it. If you can loan it to him I am certain it will be kept harmless and returned in good order." etc. On a separate sheet WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT has written a note for insertion in his "Evening Post" saying: "The Spirited Poem entitled 'THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND MORE/ which has been copied into many of our Journals both daily and weekly as the production of W . C. Bryant is not from his pen but from that of James S. Gibbons of this City." J. S. Gibbons was the Author of a very well known and interesting Old New York Book entitled "The Banks of New York and the Panic of 1857." Together 3 pages, 4to. New York. 1862- 1886. $150.00

"You have called us and we're coming, by Richmond's bloody tide, To lay us down for freedom's sake, our brother's bones beside; Or from foul Treason's savage grasp to wrench the murderous blade, And in the face of foreign foes its fragments to parade. Six hundred thousand loyal men and true have gone before We are coming Father Abraam three hundred thousand more." A UNIQUE POETICAL LINCOLN AND Civn, WAR AUTOGRAPH.

392. GILLETTE, A. D. God seen above all National Calamities. A Sermon on the Death of President Lincoln. April 23, 1865. 8vo, half dark brown morocco. Washington, D. C. 1865. $4.00 Scarce.

393. GLAESER, AUGUST. Das Lincoln-Monument. Eine Rede des Senator Charles Sumner. Nebst einer Lebensskizze Sumner's und der in seiner Rede erwahnten Kunstler. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Frankfurt A/M., 1868. $22.50

Inserted is a signed autograph of Charles Sumner: "Not that I love the Union less but Liberty more, do I now, in pleading this great cause, insist that Liberty at all hazards shall be preserved. Charles Sumner." GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 53

des 394. GLAESER, AUGUST. Das Lincoln-Monument. Eine Rede Senator Charles Sumner. Nebst einer Lebensskizze Sumner's und der in Seiner Rede erwahnten Kunstler. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. Frankfurt a/M., 1868. $6.00 Scarce.

395. GLOVER, L. M. The Character of Abraham Lincoln. A Discourse. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Jackson- ville, 111. 1865. $12.50 A very scarce Illinois sermon on Lincoln's death. With letter from the author inserted, saying 500 copies had been printed.

396. "GOD BLESS ABRAHAM LINCOLN!" A Solemn Dis- course by a Local Preacher. Dedicated to the Faithful. 8vo, half green morocco, original wrappers bound in. No place, no date. (1863) $20.00 The most scurrilous of all the Copperhead Attacks upon Lincoln, personally and politically, every published in War Times. Concludes : "Finally, let Hell open wide its Jaws, arid jubilant of the Works of Abolitionism, belch forth flames and lightening, and, in derision of the Most High, Laugh out in Thwnders that will shake the Earth and startle the Ear of Heaven GOD BLESS ABRAHAM LINCOLN/'

397. "GOD BLESS ABRAHAM LINCOLN!" A Solemn Dis- course by a Local Preacher. 8vo, original printed wrappers. N. P., N. D. (New York. 1863.) $15.00 An exceedingly Scurrillous Copperhead Attack on Lincoln personally and upon his Emancipation Policy with its unspeakable Miscegenation Accusations.

398. GODDARD, SAMUEL A. Letters on the American Rebellion. 8vo, cloth as issued. Birmingham. 1870. $4-5O "President Protestations" Lincoln's ; "Lincoln and Slavery" ; "Death of Mr.

Lincoln" ; "Assassination of Mr. Lincoln" : "The Contention between the Presi- dent and Congress" ; etc. A Fine Series of Letters and articles written by one of the Birmingham Sympathizers with the Northern States.

399. GOLDSBOROUGH, CAPTAIN. Message of the President recommending that Captain Louis M. Goldsborough receive a vote of Thanks- of Congress for his Services and Gallantry displayed in the Attack of Roanoke Island and the destruction of Rebel Gunboats. One page, 8vo r Washington. 1862. $2.50

400. GORDON, JUUEN. Abraham Lincoln in his Relations to Wo- men. Portraits. The Original Article as it appeared in the Cosmopolitan. 8vo, half green morocco, printed wrappers bound in. New York. 1894. $1.50

401. GORDON, REV. W. R. The Sin of Reviling, and its Work. A Funeral Sermon on the Assassination of President Lincoln. Preached in the of Dutch Church Schraalenberg. 8vo, half green morocco, original wrappers bound in. New York. 1865. $4.50

Contains Lincoln's Favorite Poem "Oh ! Why should the Spirit of Mortal be Proud?" 54 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

W. R. 402. .GORDON, The Sin of Reviling, and its Work. A Funeral Sermon occasioned by the Assassination of President Lincoln. York. 8vo, original wrappers. New 1865.

403. GORMAN, SAMUEL. Abraham Lincoln, Fallen in Defence of his Country. A Sermon. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound York. in. New 1865. $15.00 Very Scarce. The Author was Pastor of the First Baptist Church. CANTON Ohio.

404. GOSPEL OF SLAVERY. A Primer of Freedom. By Iron Gray. Woodcut for each Letter of the Alphabet. i2mo, sewed. New York. 1864. $2.50 A bitter attack upon the Slave Interests of the South written in support of the President's War Poli-cy.

405. GRATER, ABRAHAM. A Discourse, respectfully dedicated to a Grateful People in Memory of the Worth of our Lamented Chief Mag- istrate Abraham Lincoln. I2mo, half brown morocco, wrappers bound in. Skippackville, Pa. 1865. $5.00 A Scarce and Interesting Pennsylvania Address.

406. GRAY, WILLIAM C. Life of Abraham Lincoln. For the Young- Man and the Sabbath School. With woodcut illustrations. i6mo, original cloth. Cincinnati. 1868. $4.50 Fine Copy. Scarce.

497. GREELEY ON LINCOLN, With Mr. Greeley's Letters to v Charles A. Dana and a Lady Friend. Edited by Joel Benton. I2mo, cloth. New; York. 1893. $6.00

Greeley's Famous Lecture on Lincoln occupies the First 79 pages. Laid in is an interesting Letter from Greeley to his Manager offering to give a Lecture on either "Wit"' of "Abraham Lincoln."

408,. GREENHOW, MRS. ROSE. My Imprisonment and the First Year of Abolition Rule at Washington. Portrait. Small 8vo, original cloth; uncut. London. 1863. $6.50 Lincoln's arrival (in Scotch cap and cloak); Mrs. Lincoln; her shopping "Hterald" and toilette ; , Dame Rumour on Mrs. Lincoln ; on Mrs. Lincoln, other

domestic disclosures, etc. ; the new regimen in Washington, and current notes on men and events.

409. GRIERSON, FRANCIS. The Valley of the Shadows. Recol- lections of the Lincoln Country. 1858-1863. 8vo, cloth, uncut. Boston. 1909. $2.50

410. GRIMKE, ARCHIBALD H. Abraham Lincoln. The Original Article as it appeared in Howard's American Magazine. 8vo, original wrappers. Harrisburg. 1900. $1.00 Devoted to the Progress of the Colored Race. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 55

411. GROSSCUP, PETER S. Abraham Lincoln. Speech at the Cel- ebration of Abraham Lincoln's Birthday and Second Anniversary of Gen. James Shields Council 967 Knights of Columbus. 8vo, printed wrappers. Chicago. Feb. 12, 1907. $1.25

412. GRUBE, A. W. Abraham Lincoln. Eine biographische Skizze. Portrait. i6mo, boards. Stuttgart, 1878. $3-5O

413. GUTHRIE, W. E. Oration on the Death of Abraham Lin- coln. Addressed to the American People. i8mo, light calf gilt, original wrappers bound in. Philadelphia. 1865. $7.00 Fine Copy of this interesting Lincoln Address with Prefatory Letter to Secre- tary W. H. Seward.

414. HACO, DION. J. Wilkes Booth, the Assassinator of President Lincoln. I2mo, half olive calf gilt, New York. 1865. $7-5o An extremely sensational avoount of the pursuit and death of Booth and an entirely unofficial Account of the disposal of his Remains.

415. HALE, EDWARD EVERETT. The President's Words: a Selec- tion of Passages from the Speeches, Addresses and Letters of Abraham Lincoln. i6mo, original cloth. Boston. 1865. $3-OO First Edition. Contains fine preface by the Author.

416. HALE, EDWARD EVERETT. The President's Words : a Selection of Passages from the Speeches, Addresses and Letters of Abraham Lin- coln. i6mo, original cloth. Boston. 1866. $2.00 Second Edition, entirely unchanged from the First.

417. HALL, CHARLES H. A Mournful Easter. A Discourse delivered in the Church of the Epiphany April 19, 1865. 8vo, printed wrappers. Washington, D. C. 1865. $2.50 Scarce.

418. HALL, CHARLES H. A Mournful Easter. A Discourse delivered in the Church of the Epiphany on Easter Day, April 19, 1865 being the Second day after the Assassination of .the President of the U. S. 8vo, half morocco, covers bound in. Washington. 1865. $3.50 Scarce.

419. HALL, GORDON. Divine Mercy a Cause for Humiliation. A Discourse Preached on the Occasion of the State Fast, April 13, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. Northampton, Mass., 1865. $7-5

Preached the day before the Assassination of Lincoln. In it, speaking of the Surrender of the Rebel Commander-in-Chief and of the Certainty of Peace, he says "We thank God for our able honest and honored President Abraham Lincoln. We thank God for the loyal and wise Officers in the National Cabinet" etc.

420. HALL, GORDON. President Lincoln's Death. Its Voice to the People. A Discourse preached in the First Church, Northampton. April i9th, 1865. 8vo, original wrappers. Northampton, Mass. 1865. $5.00 Choice Copy of this exceedingly able discourse on the Death of Lincoln and its direct effects upon the Nation. 56 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

421. HALL, NEWMAN. A Sermon on the Assassination of Abra- ham Lincoln. Preached at Surrey Chapel, London. 8vo, half morocco, covers bound in. Boston. 1865. $3-OO The most important of the English Triubtes to Lincoln.

422. HALL, NEWMAN. A Sermon on the Assassination of Abra- ham Lincoln preached at Surrey Chapel. London. May 14, 1865. 8vo, original wrappers. Boston. 1865. $2.00 Unquestionably the Ablest and Friendliest English Sermon preached upon the Death of Lincoln. The Author was a Staunch Supporter of the North throughout the War.

423. HAMBURG EXHIBITION. Message from the President transmitting correspondence of the Minister of the HANSEATIC REPUBLICS in relation to an Agricultural Exhibition in the City of HAMBURG. 8vo, sewed. Washington. 1863. $3-OO The First Exhibition of the kind in any Hanseatic Town and a Triumph for the American Mower and Reaper Machines.

424. HAMILTON, COL. ALEXANDER. A. L. S. to President Lincoln from the Head Quarters First Division N. Y. S. N. G. "Sir. I beg leave to tender to you for one year's service, a Brigade of Infantry (3 Regi- ments) to be composed of Officers and Men from this Division and returned Volunteers to be commended by myself. Four hundred men from one Regiment have this day been offered to me for this service, and a sufficient number in other Regiments are ready to make up the Comple- ment and proceed forthwith to the Field Should you desire it One Regiment of Artillery can be furnished." 3 pages 8vo. New York, 5 Lyon Row, March 9, 1865. $15.00 Endorsed' "Respectfully referred by the President to the Hon. Secretary of War. John G. Nicolay."

425. HAMILTON, GEN. A. J. Letter of Gen. A. J. Hamilton of Texas to the President of the U. S. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. New York. The Loyal Publication Society. 1863. $3.50 In relation to the Emancipation Act and the Service of Negroes as Soldiers.

426. HAMLIN, HANNIBAL. Of Maine. Vice-president of the U. S. during Lincoln's First Term. A. L. S. to Secretary of the Treasury Geo. S. Boutwell warmly endorsing Dr. G. S. Palmer for the position of Supervisor of Maine Hospitals. "I will be personally much gratified if he can have the place, and in view of the large number of Seamen furnished by Maine, I trust you will give him the place and oblige" etc. 4to. Bangor. 1870. $7.50 Fine Specimen.

427. HAMMOND, CHARLES. Sermon on the Life and Character of ABRAHAM LINCOLN preached at Monson on June i, 1865. 8vo, half dark morocco, covers bound in. Springfield. 1865. $4-5O A very fine Lincoln Memorial. Only 300 Copies printed. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 57

428. HAMMOND, WIUJAM G. Abraham Lincoln : a Eulogy delivered at Anamosa, Iowa on the Day of the State Fast, April 27, 1865. 8vo, half dark morocco, original wrappers, bound in. Davenport. 1865. $5.00 A Scarce Western Eulogy. Only 400 Copies Printed.

429. HAMPTON ROADS CONFERENCE. Message from the President of the United States transmitting information relative to a Conference held at Hampton Roads with Messrs. A. H. Stephens, R. M. Hunter and J. A. Campbell. 8vo, sewed. Washington. Feb. 10, 1865. $10.00 Contains 12 letters from Lincoln on the Proposed terms of Peace and Re- union of the States.

430. HANAFORD, PHEBE A. Our Martyred President. A Poem. Very fine Portrait. Small 4to, half calf, original glazed wrappers bound in, with vignette of Lincoln. Boston. 1865. $7.00

First Edition. Included are five other Lincoln Poems : "A Prayer for the Union," "Prayer for Abraham Lincoln," "Waiting for the Hour" ; "Sic Semper Tyrannis," and Lincoln's "Funeral Hymn."

431. HANAFORD, PHEBE A. Abraham Lincoln: His Life- and Public Services. With very fine portrait within a laurel wreath, and text Illustrations. 8vo, original cloth. Boston. 1865. $3-5<>

432. HANAFORD, PHEBE A. Abraham Lincoln. Sein Leben und seine "offentlichen" Dienste. Nach dem Englischen freia bearbeitet von Julius Wurzburger. Fine portrait, within a wreath. 8vo, cloth. New York. 1865. $2.50 Scarce in German.

433. HANAFORD, PHEBE A. Abraham Lincoln, his Life and Pub- lic Services. Portrait. I2mo, cloth. Chicago. (1895) $1.00

434. HARBAUGH, H. Treason and Law. A Discourse delivered at Clearspring, Maryland, June ist, 1865, the Day of National Mourning by H. Harbaugh, Professor of Theology at Mercersburg. i6mo, printed wrappers. Philadelphia. 1865. $12.00 Rare. Formerly in the Library of E. M. Stanton, Secretary of War.

435. HARDINGE, EMMA. The Great Funeral Oration on Abra- ham Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. New York. 1865. $5-00

A Fine Lincoln Tribute spoken at the Cooper Union on April i6th and the First Lincoln Oration delivered by a Woman Speaker.

436. HARRIS, T. M. Assassination of Lincoln, a History of the Great Conspiracy. Trial of the Conspirators by a Military Commission and a Review of the Trial of John H. Surratt. Profusely Illustrated. 8vo, cloth. Boston. 1892. $2.50 The Author Gen. Harris was one of the Members of the Commission. 58 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

437. HART, ALBERT BUSHNELL. Lincoln's Inaugural and First Message to Congress. I2mo, half black morocco, original covers bound in. New York. 1894. $1.00

438. HART, CHARLES HENRY. Catalogue of a Collection of En- graved Portraits of Lincoln. Exhibited at the Grolier Club. i6mo, half brown calf neat, original wrappers bound in, uncut. New York. 1899. $3.50

Contains full descriptions of 159 lots, and a most interesting Introduction by C. H. Hart.

439. HART, CHARLES HENRY. Abraham Lincoln's Place in History. An Address delivered to the Grolier Club. April 7, 1899. With 2 vignette portraits and view of a Cabinet Meeting. 8vo, wrappers uncut. New York. The Grolier Club. 1899. $7.50 Very Scarce. Contained in the Third Series of the Club's "Transactions" and limited to 470 Copies. The Author was Lincoln's First Bibliographer.

440. HARTMAN'S MAGAZINE, of Health with Article on Thanksgiving Day in which it is stated that "President Lincoln was the First Official to recognise it as a National Holiday." Thin 8vo, limp cloth, wrappers bound in. Columbus. The Peruna Co. n. d. $.75

441. HASTED, FREDERICK. Copy of a Letter to Abraham Lincoln, July 23, 1862, with poem by W. D. Gallagher. 8vo, half morocco. (Buf- falo. 1863.) $7-50

Bound in is : "The Religious Belief of Abraham Lincoln," by R. G. Ingersoll privately reprinted in New York, May 28, 1896, without title but with half title. The Letter is addressed "My dear Mr. Seip," and appears in Ingersoll's Collected Works.

442. HATHAWAY, WARREN. A Discourse occasioned by the Death of Abraham Lincoln, Preached at Coxsackie, April 19, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Albany. 1865. $3-5O

443. HAVEN, REV. E. Q. Memorial Proceedings in Honor of Abraham Lincoln, held in Ann Arbor, Michigan. 8vo, original wrapper. Ann Arbor, Mich. 1865. $12.00 Rare. The Speaker was President of the University of Michigan. Inserted is his inscription to Charles H. Hart, Lincoln's First Bibliographer.

444. HAVEN, GILBERT. The Uniter and Liberator of America. A Memorial Discourse on the Character and Career of Abraham Lincoln delivered in the North Russel Street Church. 8vo, original front wrapper. Boston. 1865. $3-5

445. HAVEN, GILBERT. Te Deum Laudamus. The Cause and the Consequence of the Election of Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Boston. 1860. $7-5o A strong plea for the total abolition of Slavery which the Speaker trusted would be accomplished by Lincoln. "The knell of Slavery was struck last year in the heroic deed, and more heroic 'death of John /?/<>;/. He first shook the totteriny Bastile to its foundations." etc. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 59

446. HAWLEY, DR. B. Truth and Righteousness Triumphant. A Discourse on the Death of Lincoln, delivered in the Washington Avenue M. E. Church, April 20, 1865. 8vo, half dark brown morocco. Albany. J. Munsell. 1865. $4-

447. HAY, EUGENE G. Lincoln's Message to the Twentieth Cen- tury. An Address before the Hennepin Republican Association. Por- trait. 8vo, half dark morocco, covers bound in. Minneapolis. 1902. $2.50 Presentation Copy from Daniel Fish.

448. HAY, JOHN. Addresses of John Hay. Portrait. I2mo, cloth, gilt top, uncut. New York. 1906. $1.50 Lincoln's Faith, Life in the White House in the Time of Lincoln. Fifty Years of the Republican Party, etc.

449. HAY, JOHN. Secretary, Trusted Friend and Biographer of Abraham Lincoln. Secretary of State in the McKinley and Roosevelt Administrations. A. L. S. to B. F. Steiner contributing Fifty Dollars to a Relief Fund and expressing his disappointment at not being able to go West again and deliver a promised Lecture in behalf of the same Charity. 8vo, New York. 1871. $8.50 Fine Letter, written about the same time Colonel Hay wrote "Little Breeches" and "Jim Bludso."

450. HAY, JOHN. A. L. S. marked "Private" to Daniel Huntington the Artist informing him that there was an Association of Ladies at Washington who desired to have a portrait made of Mrs. President Hayes to be kept in the White House, and asking the Artist's Terms, numbers of sittings required with other details and an Apology for the bluntness of the Questions. 3 pages 8vo. Washington. 1880. $7.50 Written as First Assistant Secretary of State on Department Paper.

451. HAY, JOHN. Two typewritten Letters signed by John Hay to John R. Burton regarding Burton's Copy specially signed by Lincoln of the Emancipation Proclamation. He concludes one of his letters : "THE STORY is true to which you refer, that an Original Copy of the Proclama- tion was presented by President Lincoln to the Sanitary Fair in Chicago, and was bought for a large sum by the Hon. Thomas B. Bryan and was destroyed in the Chicago Fire." Together 3 pages 8vo. Department of State. Washington. Oct. 15-24, 1903. $6.00

452. HAYDEN, CAROLINE A. Our Country's Martyr. A Tribute to Abraham Lincoln, Our Beloved and Lamented President. I2mo, wrappers. Boston. 1865. $5-OO First Edition of this tine Lincoln Poem. The last 8 pages are occupied by the same Author's "War Song for 1861" composed in Honor of Lincoln and his Generals. Choice Copy.

453. HAYDEN, CAROLINE A. Our Country's Martyr. A Tribute to Abraham Lincoln, Our Beloved and Lamented President. ii;mo, nait 60 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY leather, original wrappers bound in. Boston. 1865. $6.00

First Edition of this fine Lincoln Poem. At end is another fine nine-page poem "A War Song for 1861."

454. HEISTAND, COL. H. O. S. Abraham Lincoln. Fine Min- iature Portrait of Lincoln. i8mo, wrappers, uncut. New York. 1909. $5.00 Edition of 150 Copies only printed for Private Distribution.

H. Criminal the the 455. HEPWORTH, GEORGE The ; Crime ; Pen- alty. 8vo, half brown morocco gilt. Boston. 1865. $5-OO Denouncing Jefferson Davis as an Active Instigator of Booth's Crime and calling for his immediate execution by hanging on the Battle Field of Bull Run. The Author was an intimate Friend of Edwin Booth's.

456. HERNDON, WILLIAM H. Abraham Lincoln. Miss Ann Rut- ledge. New Salem. Pioneering. The Poem. Frontispiece. Royal 8vo, cloth, uncut. Springfield, 111. 1910. $5-OO Edition limited to 150 copies. The Original Address was delivered by Herndon in 1866 to a small Audience in Sangamon Court House, and has never before been published in book form. Fine Copy.

457. HERNDON'S LINCOLN. Original Sample Book of the Original Edition in three volumes, showing types and Illustrations used with the three styles of Binding. With blank subscription lists at end, on which there only appear two signatures. I2mo, cloth. Chicago. (1889) $10.00 John E. Burton's Copy with the following written inside the cover.- "This is the prospectus for the Rare 3 vol. Edition published by the Belford Clarke Co. and which was afterward suppressed and most of the Copies it is said were brought up by Robert Lincoln and destroyed. Less than 200 Copies got into Circulation it is said and hence they will always command Jarge prices. In 20 years they will fetch over $100. John E. Burton."

458. HERNDON, WILLIAM H. and WEIK, J. W. Herndon's Lin- coln. The true story of a great life. Illustrated. 3 vols. I2mo, original blue cloth, gilt tops. UNCUT. Chicago: Belford, Clarke & Co. (1889) $75.00 Extremely Rare in uncut Condition.

459. HERNDON, WILLIAM H. and WEIK, J. W. Herndon's Lin- coln. The True Story of a Great Life. The History and Personal Recollections of Abraham Lincoln. Portraits and illustrations. 3 vols. i2mo, half morocco as issued. Chicago, New York and San Francisco. Belford Clarke and Co. London. Henry J. Drane. (1889) $65.00

' The Rare Original Edition with variation in the Imprint and issued without a date.

460. HERNDON, WILLIAM H. and WEIK, J. W. Herndon's Lin- coln. The True Story of a Great Life. The History and Personal Rec- ollections of Abraham Lincoln. Portraits, facsimiles, views, &c. 3 vols. I2mo, half morocco as issued. Chicago: Belford Clarke Co. 1890. $70.00 THE RARE ORIGINAL SUPPRESSED EDITION. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 61

461. HERNDON, WILLIAM H. and WEIK, J .W. Herridon's Lin- coln. The true story of a great life. Illustrated. First Edition. 3 vols. I2mo, sheep. Chicago: Belford, Clarke & Co. (1889) $65.00 Contains the suppressed passages relating to Lincoln's birth and parentage.

462. HERNDON AND WEIK. Abraham Lincoln. The True Story of a Great Life. By William H. Herndon and Jesse W. Weik. With Portraits and Illustrations. Introduction by Horace White. 2 vols. I2mo, cloth, uncut. New York. 1892. $5-OO Fine Copy of this Important Lincoln Biography.

463. HIBBARD, A. G. In Memory of Abraham Lincoln. A Dis- course delivered in the First Congregational Unitarian Church. Detroit. 8vo, half light brown morocco neat, covers bound in. Detroit. 1865. $6.50

464. HICKS, GEORGE. Abraham Lincoln. An Essay by Major Geo. Hicks, 96th Illinois Volunteer Infantry. Square I2mo, original wrappers. Kingston. Jamaica. 1879. $6.50 A very scarce and interesting Lincoln Memoir.

465. HILL, FREDERICK TREVOR. Lincoln's Legacy of Inspiration. Frontispiece. i6mo, boards, uncut. New York. 1909. $.75

466. HITCHCOCK, HENRY L. God Acknowledged, in the Nation's Bereavement. A Sermon Delivered in Hudson, Ohio, on the day of the Obsequies of Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, wrappers. Cleveland. 1865. $3.00 Scarce.

467. HITT, ROBERT R. An Unpublished Speech of Abraham Lin- coln. With Note by R. R. Hitt. The Original as it appeared in the North American Review. 8vo, original wrappers uncut. New York. 1893. $2.50 First Edition of a Characteristic Speech delivered by Lincoln in Chicago March I, 1859 on the evening .of the City Election relating mostly to his Stand on Slavery in the Debates with Douglas. Unpublished by Lincoln's request on account of his Structures on Greeley.

468. HOARD, W. D. Abraham Lincoln. Address before the Loyal Legion at Milwaukee. Feb. 6, 1895. 4 pages. 8vo, Milwaukee. 1895. $I.'L

469. HOBSON, J. T. Footprints of Abraham Lincoln. Presenting many interesting Facts, Reminiscences and Illustrations never before published. With numerous Illustrations. I2mo, original cloth. Dayton, Ohio. 1909. $1.00 Claimed by the Author to contain many "unpublished facts, reminiscences, and illustrations to supplement larger histories written by others."

470. HOBSON, J. T. The Master and his Servant. Comparative Outline Sketches of the Redeemer of Mankind, and the Emancipator of a Race with Relative Antecedent and Subsequent Events and Persons 62 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

Compared, Showing the most Wonderful and Pleasing Similitudes ever recorded in the History of Mankind. i6mo, cloth. Dayton. 1913. $1.50 Filled with many unusual Lincoln Stories and Anecdotes.

471. HODGE, CHARLES. President Lincoln. From the Princeton Review, July 1865. 8vo, half morocco. Princeton. 1865. $5-OO With the Original Wrappers as issued separately by the "Review." A most appreciative and scholary Tribute to the Career and Death of the President.

472. HODGE, DR. President Lincoln. The Original Article as it appeared in the Princeton Review. 8vo, wrappers. Princeton. July, 1865. $3.50 Very Scarce.

473. HOFFMAN, EUGENE A. The Martyr President. A Sermon Preached in Grace Church, Brooklyn Heights, on 20 April, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, glazed wrappers bound in. New York. 1865. $15.00 Only a very small Edition was printed for private distribution. Signed by the Author on front cover.

474. HOFFMAN, WILHELM. Abraham Lincoln der Befreier der Negersklaven. Eine Erzaglung fur die Jugend. Fine Portrait and three plates of Lincoln's Death etc. I2mo, pictorial boards. Breslau. (1865) $5.00 Very Fine Copy. Rare.

475. HOFFMAN, WILHELM. The Russian Translation of Hoff- mans' "Abraham Lincoln the Emancipator of Negro Slaves." I2mo, original boards. St. Petersburg. (1867) $10.00 This Russian Translation is extremely Scarce. RARE CONFEDERATE ANTI-LINCOLN TRACT.

476. HOLCOMBE, JAMES. The Election of a Black Republican President an Overt Act of Aggression on the Right of Property in Slaves: The South urged to adopt concerted Action for future Safety. A Speech before the People of Albemarle on Jan. 2, 1860. 8vo, half dark brown morocco neat, original wrappers bound in. Richmond. C. H. Wynne. 1860. $15.00 The Author was Professor of Law in the University of Virginia, served in the Confederate Congress and Confederate Commissioner to Canada, 1863-65. The mainspring' of his Speech seems to have been : "// the South is United, separation would be peaceable."

477. HOLLAND, J. G. Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln, at the City Hall, Springfield, Mass. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Springfield. 1865. $3-5<> One of the Finest of the Massachusetts Lincoln Eulogies.

478. HOLT, JOSEPH. Treason and its Treatment. Remarks at a Dinner in Charleston, S. C., April 14, 1865, after the Flag Raising at Fort Sumter. 8vo, half morocco, neat. New York. 1865. $6.00 A Fine Address Highly Eulogistic of President Lincoln and of the highest In- GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 63 terest as having been uttered within the hour when Lincoln's Assassination took place.

479. HOPKINS' New Orleans 5 Cent Song-Book. i6mo, 'half morocco, original pink printed wrappers bound in. New Orleans. 1862. $8.50 Contains "Lincoln Going to Canaan," "God Save the South," "Southern War Cry," and other Confederate songs.

480. HOOVER, R. B. The Slayer of J. Wilkes Booth. The original Letter as it appeared in the North American Review with Boston Corbett's own Account of the Slaying and his subsequent hounding by the Military Authorities. 8vo, half brown morocco neat, original wrappers bound in, uncut. September, 1889. $5.00 Contains other interesting Articles probably not published elsewhere, including Surgeon General Hammond's "Elixir of Life," Inspector Byrnes, "Nurseries of Crime," General Wolsley's "English View of the Civil War" and others.

481. HOPKINS, T. M. A Discourse on the Death of Abraham Lincoln delivered in the First Presbyterian Church in Bloomington, Indiana. April igth, 1865. 8vo, half black morocco, wrappers bound in. (Bloomington 1865.) $8.50 Only 35 Copies printed and now one of the Rarest Western Eulogies.

482. HOWARD, F. K. Fourteen Months in American Bastiles. 8vo, half brown morocco neat, wrappers bound in. Baltimore. 1863. $4-OO A very bitter Anti-Lincoln Document caused by the Arrest of the Members of the Maryland Legislature and their Imprisonment in Fort Lafayette. Very fine Copy.

483. HOWARD, J. Q. The Life of Abraham Lincoln: with Ex- tracts from His Speeches. Small 8vo, full brown morocco. Columbus. 1860. $27.50 First Edition of the second Life of Lincoln, with the Cincinnati imprint on front cover and view of the Republican Wigwam at Chicago on back cover.

484. HOWELLS, WILLIAM DEAN. Lives and Speeches of Abra- ham Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin. View of the Wigwam and two portraits. I2mo, cloth. Columbus. 1860. $5-oo In this Edition the Portrait of Lincoln precedes Hamlin.

485. HOWELLS, WIUJAM DEAN. Lives and Speeches of Abra- ham Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin. View of the Wigwam and two por-^ traits. I2mo, cloth. New York. 1860. $5-OO In this Edition the Portrait of Hamlin precedes Lincoln.

486. HOWLETT, T. R. The Dealings of God with our Nation. A Discourse. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Washing- ton. 1865. $4-5O

487. HUBBARD, ELBERT. A Little Journey to the Home of Abra- ham Lincoln. Portrait. i8mo, cloth original covers bound in. New York. 1898. $1.00 64 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

488. HUDSON, COL. R. N. Speech on the Causes of the Rebellion, the Ability of the Federal Power to Suppress it, and the Chicago Armis- tice. 8vo, half morocco. Terre Haute. 1864. $6.00 A Rare Western Address delivered at the Wigwam in Terre Haute and strongly endorsing the re-election of Lincoln and the Prosecution of the War to its Finish.

489. HULBERT, EDWIN R. Private in the ;6th N. Y. Volunteers. A. L. S. "Abraham Lincoln. President of U. $. A. Honored Sir: I was mustered into the U. S. Service Oct. 7, 1861 as my descriptive list will show and have served three years as well as I knew how, now I presume to ask very respectfully why I can't be mustered out on account of expiration of term of service." 8vo, Weldon. Va. 1864. $5-OO

490. HUME, HARRISON. Address in Commemoration of the Birth of Abraham Lincoln at the 337th Dinner of the New England Club. 8vo, original wrappers. Boston. 1892. $2.50 S'carce.

491. HUNT, A. B. Address delivered by the Hon. A. B. Hunt on the Life and Times of Abraham Lincoln at the First Congregational Church of Alameda. Feb. 12, 1899, the 09th Anniversary of the Birth of Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, original wrappers. Alameda. 1899. $3.50 Scarce California Address. On cover is a presentation Inscription from the Author who was the U. S. Land Office Register at San Francisco.

492. HUTCHINSON'S REPUBLICAN SONGSTER, for the Campaign of 1860. Edited by John W. Hutchinson. "Lincoln and Lib- erty." i6mo, half morocco, original printed wrappers bound in. New York. 1860. $10.00 Other Lincoln Titles are "Hurrah for Abe Lincoln" "A Suit of Green" "Abe of Illinois" "Freemen win when Lincoln leads" "Lincoln the Pride of the Nation" and "Lincoln." Nearly all the other songs contain reference to "Honest Abe" and "Father Abraham." LINCOLN'S SECOND TERM IN THE LEGISLATURE.

493. ILLINOIS, 1836. Journal of the House of Representatives of the Tenth General Assembly of the State of Illinois, at their First Ses- sion, begun and held in the Town of Vandalia. Dec. 5, 1836. Thick 8vo, half sheep. Vandalia, 1836. $35-OO

Extremely Rare. Contains the names of Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas, members from the Counties of Sangamon and Morgan respectively. Lincoln was appointed a Member of the Standing Committee on Finance and also on the Penitentiary Committee. He is frequently mentioned in the Proceeding and generally in the Votes.

494. ILLINOIS CAMPAIGN 1858. The Campaign in Illinois. Last Joint Debate. Douglas and Lincoln. 1858. $25.00

"Douglas and Lincoln at Alton 5,000 to 10,000 persons present! Lincoln again refuses to ansiver whether he will vote to admit Kansas if her people apply with a ' GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY t>5

Constitution recognizing Slavery Appears in his Old Character of the 'Artful Dodger' Tries to palm himself off to the Whigs of Madison County as a Friend of Henry Clay and no Abolitionist AND is EXPOSED!! Contains Douglas's reply which was received "with Applause perfectly deafening and overwhelming." Rare.

495. ILLINOIS BUILDING at the Lewis and Clark Exposition. Portrait of Lincoln and Family on First Page. Description of the Lin- coln Home at Springfield and Lincoln Chronology. i6mo, original wrappers. Portland, Oregon. 1905. $1.00

496. ILLINOIS. Abraham Lincoln. Proceedings Commemorative of the looth Anniversary of the Birth of Abraham Lincoln. Feb. n, 1809. 8vo, original wrappers. Springfield. 1909. $2.00 Contains fine Eulogies of Lincoln by Col. N. W. Mac Chesney, and Justice John P. Hand. Presentation Copy from Judge Hand.

497. ILLINOIS STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Journals of the Illinois State Historical Society. Nos. 1-2-3-4. Volume i. Plates and Illustrations. 4 parts in one vol. 8vo, half morocco neat, original printed wrappers bound in. Springfield. April I9o8-Jan. 1909. $2.50 Contains the "Celebration of the Semi-Centennial of the Lincoln-Douglas De- bates of 1858" The Ottaway and La Salle County Meetings of the same and other Lincoln Matter.

498. INAUGURATION OF 1865. Ticket of Admission to the Na- tional Inauguration Ball on March 4th, 1865. Finely engraved by Demp- sey after a very ornamental design by Bruff containing two fine medallion portraits of Lincoln and Johnson. With Names of the Managers engraved in 3 columns. 4to, Washington. 1865. $5oo Very fine Copy.

499. INDIANS. Message of the President regarding the petition of the Citizens of Oregon and Washington in relation to the Indian War Claims in those Territories. 8vo, sewed. Washington. 1862. $4.00 Interesting and Scarce Oregon War Document.

500. INDIAN OUTBREAKS. 1863. Message of the President respecting the Cause of the Recent Outbreaks of the Indian Tribes in the Northwest. 40 pages. 8vo, sewed. Washington. 1863. $7-5O A most interesting and authentic Narrative of the War with the Sioux under "Little Crow" and their crushing defeat by Col. Sibley at Wood Lake. The Account was written by Agent Thomas J. Galbraith.

501. INDICES OF PUBLIC OPINION. 1860-1870. By Sinclair Tousey. New York. Printed for Private Circulation. 1871. $10.00 Very Scarce. Emancipation, Lincoln's Second Canvass, Habeas Corpus, Death and Burial of Lincoln. Meeting in the Ninth Ward on the Murder of Lincoln, etc., etc.

502. INGERSOLL, CHARLES. An Undelivered Speech on Execu- tive Arrests. 8vo, half morocco, uncut, wrappers bound in. Philadel- phia. 1862. $7.50 Against arrest under the suspension of the Habeas Corpus. For the publication the author was himself arrested. 66 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

503. INGERSOLL, ROBERT G. Abraham Lincoln, a Lecture. Por- traits. Square I2mo, half green levant, gilt top. Uncut. N. Y. 1903. $15.00

No. I of only 10 copies printed. A check signed and endorsed by Ingersoll on the Southern National Bank of New York for $25 payable to himself is inserted.

504. INGERSOLL, ROBERT G. Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, half green levant, gilt top, uncut. New York. 1907. $15.00 The Collectors' Autograph Edition, limited to 100 copies printed on Imperial Japan vellum. With an autograph check six lines, signed by Ingersoll, inserted.

G. Broadside "ABRAHAM 505. INGERSOLL, ROBERT Small ; LIN- COLN." "This world has not been fit to live in for fifty years. There is no Liberty in it very little. Why it is only a few years ago that all the Christian Nations were engaged in the Slave Trade It was not until the 28th of August 1833, that England abolished Slavery in her Colonies, and it was not until the First of January 1863, that Abraham Lincoln by direction of the entire North, zviped that Infamy out of this Country; and I never speak of Abraham Lincoln but I want to say he was, in my judgment, in many respects the grandest man ever President of the United States" etc., etc. Small 4to. with Characteristic Autograph Signature of R. J. Ingersoll mounted beneath. New York about 1895. $7-50

506. INGLE, JOHN. A. L. S. to President Lincoln as a member of the bar of Evansville, Indiana, warmly recommending Judge Yookim of for the of of the Court of Lone Haute, la., position *Judge Supreme the U. S. 8vo. Philadelphia. 1862. $4.00

507. IN MEMORIAM ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Containing his Farewell Speech at Springfield, Proclamation of Emancipation, Address at Gettysburg, etc. Small 4to, half calf, original wrappers bound in. New York. Trent, Filmer and Co., 1865. $4.00 Fine Copy.

508. IRELAND AND LINCOLN. Message of the President communicating a dispatch from the U. S. Consul at Liverpool and the Ad- dress to which it refers of the Distressed Operatives at Blackburn, Eng- land, to the New York Relief Committee. 2 pp. 8vo, Washington. 1863. $10.00

In his Letter to Seward Consul Dudley states : "There are thousands of En- glish and Irish ready and anxious to go to our Country if they can procure their passage over Many of the Irish however would go with the intention of joining the Army white the English would go with the view of cultivating the land and working in the mills."

509. IVES, ALFRED E. Victory turned into Mourning. A Discourse on the Death of Abraham Lincoln, preached at Castine. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers, bound in. Bangor. 1865. $5-OO A very scarce Lincoln Address. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 67

Bible. Portrait. 510. JACKSON, S. TREVENA. .Lincoln's Use of the i6mo, original gray wrappers with bronzed medallion portrait. $1.00

New York. 1909.

to the 511. JAPANESE NAVY. Message of the President relative Building of Ships of War for the Japanese Government. 8vo, se-ved, Washington. 1863. $10.00

In 1863 the Japanese Government commissioned Robert H. Pruyn the American Minister, to have built for them three steam sloops of War with 24 guns each. Mr. Pruyn selected Thurlow Weed and Charles B. Lansing to carry out the Con- tract. The American Government refused the Arming of the ships but allowed their Construction.

512. JAY, JOHN. The Great Conspiracy. An Address delivered at Mt. Kisco, July 4, 1861, 8vo, half morocco neat, original wrappers bound in. New York. 1861. $3.00

A Vigorous and Eloquent Speech in unqualified support of the Lincoln Govern- ment.

513. JAY, JOHN. The Great Issue. An Address delivered before the Union Campaign Club of East Brooklyn, N. Y. Oct. 25, 1864. 8vo, sewed. New York. 1864. $3.50

A powerful plea for Lincoln's Re-election with pungent remarks on Neutral European Opinions, Blockade Running the Copperheads and the Oppoisng Presi- dential Candidates.

514. JAYNE, WILLIAM. Abraham Lincoln. Personal Reminiscen- ces of the Martyred President by his Neighbour and Intimate Friend Dr. William Jayne. Portraits of Lincoln and of the Author. Square i6mo, original wrappers. Chicago. 1900. $1.50

515. JAYNE, DR. WILLIAM. Lincoln's Birthday 1907. Personal Reminiscences of Abraham Lincoln. An Address before the Springfield Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. 8vo, half brown morocco neat, original wrappers bound in. Springfield. 1907. $2.50

516. JEFFREY, REUBEN. The Mission of Abraham Lincoln. A in Sermon preached the Fourth Baptist Church, Philadelphia. June I, 1865. 8vo, half dark brown morocco gilt. Philadelphia. 1865. $3-OO

517. JERMON, J. WAGNER. Abram Lincoln and South Carolina. 8vo, half morocco original wrappers bound in. Philadelphia. 1861. $12.50

The only South Carolina Pamphlet of the date written in unqualified support of Lincoln. Author's Presentation Copy.

518. JEROME, ALONZO WHEELER. The Great Debate. A Plat- form Scene in the Seven Joint Discussions between Lincoln and Doug- las, one of the Nicolai Reliefs in the Dome of Illinois Statehouse. Fold- ing Plate. Small 4to, original blue and gilt wrappers bound in. Spring- field. 1899. $3-00 68 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW 'YORK CITY

519. JERSEY CITY LINCOLN ASSOCIATION. Two Silk Menus used at the First and Second Annual Banquets of the Associa- tion held at Taylor's Hotel and Cooper's Hall, in honor of the Birthday of Abraham Lincoln. Feb. 12, 1868-1869. $6.00

520. JOHNSON, ANDREW. Memorial addresses on the Life and Character of Andrew Johnson. Fine Portrait. 8vo, cloth. Washington. 1876. $2.50 Most of the Addresses refer to Lincoln especially those of Morton of Indiana, Key and McFarland of Tennessee, and others.

521. JOHNSON, EDWARD S. Abraham Lincoln and his last Rest- ing Place. Portrait and Plates. 8vo, original wrappers. Springfield, 111. 1903. $1.50

522. JOHNSON, HERRICK. "God's Ways Unsearchable." Dis- course on the Death of President Lincoln preached before the Third Pres- byterian Congregation in Mozart Hall, Pittsburgh, Pa. April 23, 1865. 8vo, half brown morocco gilt. Pittsburgh. 1865. $6.00 S'carce.

523. JOHNSON, SAMUEL. A Discourse preached on the Day of the National Funeral of President Lincoln, at Lynn, Mass. 8vo, sheets folded. (Lynn. 1865.) $17.50

Extremely Rare only 15 Copies having been privately printed.

524. JOHNSON, REVERDY. A Reply to the Hon. Reyerdy John- son's Attack on the Administration in the case of Fitz-John Porter, convicted of shameful Misbehaviour before the Enemy. 8vo, original wrappers. Baltimore. 1863. $6.50 Some of the charges against Lincoln and his administration were: "i. The President of the U. S. packed the Fitz-John Porter Court. 2. That he corruptly rewarded the Members of this Court for their Dirty Work by promotion, for which they were not "worthy, and but for this service would never have been so promoted. 3. That this President neglected or refused to examine the Evidence," etc., etc. Rare.

D. or the Nation's 525. JOHNSON, WILLIAM Lincoln University ; First Pledge of Emancipation. By a Student of the University. View of the Buildings at Oxford, Pa. 8vo. printed wrappers, Philadelphia : Published for the Author. 1867. $6.00

Lincoln University, Chester Co., Pa., was iircorporated in 1854 under the title o'f Ashmun Institute with the design of educating young Men of Color. Contains line Addresses and Speeches in memory of Lincoln.

526. JOHNSON, WILLIAM M. Our Martyred President. A Dis- course on the Death of President Lincoln preached in Stillwater, N. Y. April 16, 1865. 8vo, half green morocco, original black glazed wrappers bound in. Troy. 1865. $12.00 Rare. Only 200 Copies having been printed with note to that effect from the Author written on a letter to him from Charles H. Hart the First Lincoln Bibli- ographer. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH Avs., NEW YORK CITY 69

527. JOHNSTON, E. S. Sermon delivered on Thursday, June i, 1865. The day of special Humiliation and Prayer in consequence of the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln at the Second English Evangelical Lutheran Church. Harrisburg, Pa. 8vo, half brown morocco, original wrappers bound in. Harrisburg. 1865. $4-5O Very Scarce.

528. JONES, MAJOR EVAN R. Lincoln, Stanton and Grant. His- torical Sketches. With j fine portraits. 8vo pictorial, cloth, uncut. Lon- don. (1875) $10.00 First Edition. Scarce. The Author served throughout the War iin the Army of the Potomac and relates his personal Experiences. With signed presentation inscription from the Author to Mrs. Adam Badeau, wife of Grant's Secretary and Biographer.

529. JONES, WIUJAM D. Mirror of Modern Democracy. A His- tory of the Democratic Party, from its Organization in 1825 to its last great Achievement, the Rebellion of 1861. To which is prefixed a Sketch of the Old Federal and Republican Parties. I2mo, half brown morocco. New York. 1864. $3-5 Pages 200-230 deal almost exclusively with the nomination and election of Lincoln, his Calls for Troops, Suspension of Habeas Corpus, and Emancipation.

530. JONES, WiivWAM D. Mirror of Modern Democracy. A His- tory of the Democratic Party, from its Organization in 1825 to its last great Achievement, the Rebellion of 1861. To which is prefixed a Sketch of the Old Federal and Republican Parties. I2mo, cloth. New York. 1864. $2.50

531. JOSEPH, PHILIP. The Fame of Abraham Lincoln. Oration Delivered before the Euepia Debating Society of the Moline High School April 1 6, 1904. Portrait. 4to, half morocco, uncut, original wrappers bound in. Moline, Illinois. Published for private distribution. 1905. $5.00 Presentation copy from Joseph B. Oaldeaf to Major Lambert. Limited to 50 copies.

532. JOUAULT, ALPHONSE. Abraham Lncoln, sa Jeunesse et sa Vie Politique. Histoire de 1'Abolition de 1'Esclavage aux Etats-Unis. Woodcut portraits and Illustrations. I2mo, half dark brown morocco gilt, original wrappers bound in. Paris. 1883. $6.00 One of the Best French Lives of Lincoln and Emancipation written.

533. JOUAULT, ALPHONSE. Abraham Lincoln. Sa jeunesse et sa Politique. Histoire de 1'Abolition de 1'Esclavage aux Etats Unis. With 8 Portraits and Illustrations. I2rruyhalf green morocco, original covers bound in. Paris. 1883. $5-OO

Third and best Edition, much enlarged.

534. KAMENSKAVO, A. B. Abraham Lincoln. A Biographical Sketch. Portrait. I2mo, half roan, original wrappers bound in. St. Petersburg, 1891. $8.50 Printed entirely in Russian. Scarce. 70 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

535. KAMENSKAVO, A. Abraham Lincoln. Biographical Sketch. I2mo, limp cloth. Warsaw. 1910. $5.00 Printed in Jewish. Not in the Lambert collection.

536. KAMANSKI, A. Abraham Lincoln: the Emancipator of the Slaves, his Life and Work. I2mo, black cloth. Warsaw. 1910. $7.50

Printed entirely in Hebrew and the first Life of Lincoln in that Tongue. und 537. KAUFMANN, J. L. Die Ermordung Abraham Lincoln's ; die Geschichte der grossen Verschworung. Illustrated. 8vo, half morocco original wrappers bound in, uncut. Cincinnati. 1865. $10.00

Scarce, especially in uncut state. According to Fish this German Translation contains an Account of the Trial not included in the Edition in English published by the same publishers Hawley of Vine Street.

538. HECKLEY, ELIZABETH. Behind the Scenes, or Thirty Years a Slave, and Four Years in the W'hite House. Portrait. I2mo, cloth. New York. 1868. $3.00 The Author a Negress, was a dressmaker in the Families' of Stephen A. Douglas, Jefferson Davis and Mrs. Lincoln.

539. KEELING, J. J. The Death of Moses. A Sermon preached in Trinity Church on Sunday, April 24, 1865, as a Tribute of Respect to the Memory of Abraham Lincoln, late President of the United States, and assassinated in the City of Washington on Friday night, April 14, 1865. $6.50 With Presentation Inscription from the Author, at end is bound in George Bancroft's Oration.

540. KEENE, LAURA. The Life of Laura Keene, Actress, Artist, Manager and Scholar. Together with some Reminiscences of her Daugh- ters, by JOHN CREAHAN. Portraits and other Illustrations. 8vo, cloth. Philadelphia. 1897. . $3.00

Contains Miss Keene's Account of the Shooting of President Lincoln by Booth, Illustration of the Playbill and other details relating to the Tragedy.

541. KELLOGG, WILLIAM. A. L. S. to His Excellency President Lincoln, urging the appointment of Mr. Merryman to Office. 8vo, Wash- ington. 1 86 1. $5.00

The Writer was a Judge of the Circuit Court of Illinois and Republican Mem- ber of Congress.

542. KENTUCKY. Message of the President of the U. S. communicating information in relation^ to the Arrest of Col. Richard T. Jacobs, Lieutenant Governor and Col. Frank Wolford, one of the Pres- idential Electors of that State. 8vo, sewed. Washington. 1865. $6.00

The two Officers were arrested by order of Gen. Grant for insurrectionary Speeches in which President Lincoln was most viciously defamed and also for their efforts to discourage Negro Enlistments. RARE.

543. KETCHAM, HENRY. The Life of Abraham Lincoln. With 26 portraits and views. i6mo, cloth. New York. (1901) $i-2 = GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 71

544. KIP, WILLIAM INGRAHAM. Address delivered at Hombourg Les Bains, Germany on the First day of June, 1865, being the day appointed by the President of the United States as a day of Humiliation and Prayer. 8vo, half brown morocco, original printed wrappers bound in. Frankfort on the Main. 1865. $20.00 A Rare Lincoln Sermon by the Famous Missionary Bishop of California.

545. KOREN, V. Abraham Lincoln. Et foredrag for Studenterne ved Luther-College paa Lincolns Fodelsdag den i2te Februar. I2mo, new half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Decorah, Iowa. 1901. $3.00

546. KRAUTH, CHARLES P. The Two Pageants. A Discourse delivered in the First Lutheran Church, June ist, 1865. 8vo, half dark brown morocco, original wrappers bound in. Pittsburgh. , 1865. $6.00 Presentation Copy inscribed "Mr. English With the sincere Regards of the Author."

547. KREBS, HUGO. A Sermon in Memory of Abraham Lincoln, President of the U. S. of America. Assassinated on Good Friday, April I4th, 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, Mp. 1865. $10.00 A rare and curious Lincoln eulogy in which the author forsees in "a prophetic Dream the glorious Starry Banner floating from the Polar Sea to the Shores of Mexico, waiving over these jree United States of all North America."

548. KREBS, ERNST HUGO. Rede zum Andenden an Abraham Lin- coln. Gehalten in der Kirche zum Heiligen Geiste in St. Louis. I2mo, original wrapper. St. Louis. 1865. $10.00 A very rare Western Eulogy.

549. LABOULAYE, EDOUARD. Reply of Messrs. Agenor de Gas- parin, Edouard Laboulaye, Henri Martin, Augustus Cochin, to the Loyal National League of N. Y. 8vo, half morocco, New York. 1864. $4.50 Inserted is a Carte-de-Visite portrait of Edouard Laboulaye, Lincoln's friend. The Correspondence deals almost exclusively with Lincoln's Views of Slavery and his determined Opposition to its extension.

550. LAMBERT, WILLIAM H. Memorial Day Oration at Arlington, Va. May 30, 1883. 8vo, original half brown calf, red sides. Philadel- phia. 1883. $3.50 Only 12^ printed. Author's Presentation copy to Chief Justice Waite.

551. LAMBERT, WILLIAM H. Abraham Lincoln. Annual Ora- tion before the Society of the Army of the Potomac, 1899. 8vo, full morocco, wrappers bound in. Philadelphia. 1899. $4-5 With Presentation Inscription from the Author and many marked passages.

552. LAMBERT, WILLIAM H. Memorial Meeting of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the U. S. Feb. 13, 1907. With Addresses by James A. Worden, H. C. Cochrane, J. P. S. Gobin, O. C. Bosbyshell, 72 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

James W. Latta, M. Veale and James A. Beaver. 2 vols. in one, 8vo, half green straight grained morocco gilt, original covers bound in. Philadel- phia. Privately printed. 1907. $6.00 Bound in is" Gen. Grehville M. Dodge's fine address before the Commandery entitled "My Personal Recollections of President Lincoln." Both are Presentation Copies from Major Lambert.

553. LAMON, WARD H. The Life of Abraham Lincoln from his Birth to his Inauguration as President. With numerous Illustrations. Thick 8vo, cloth. Boston. 1872. $7.50 Scarce. UNIQUE COPY OF THE RARE LAMON LINCOLN.

554. LAMON, WARD H. The Life of Lincoln; from his Birth to his Inauguration as President. Portraits. Thick 8vo, cloth. 'Boston. 1872. $25.00 Inserted are 8 pages of Contemporary Manuscript Statements refuting several Important Assertions of Lamon's. These are written by the Chairman of the Iowa Delegation at the Chicago Convention 1860.

555. LAMON, WARD H. The Life of Abraham Lincoln from his Birth to his Inauguration as President. With numerous Illustrations. 8vo, sheets folded, entirely uncut. Boston. 1872. $10.00 The Best and Scarcest of the Lincoln Lives. Choice Copy for Extra-Illus- trating.

556. LANGE, MAX. Abraham Lincoln der Wiederhersteller der Nordamerikanischen Union, und der grosse Kampf der Nord-und Sud- staaten wahrend der Jahre 1861-1865. With portraits, many illustrations and large folding plate. I2mo, cloth. Leipzig. 1866. $5-OO Contains fine steel portrait of Lincoln by Weger and very fine woodcuts of Grant and Lee with an amusing Election Cartoon "Abe" oder "McClellen."

557. LAUGEL, AUGUSTUS. Le President Lincoln. The original article as it appeared in the "Revue des deux Mondes." 8vo, wrappers uncut. Paris. 1865. $3.50 A very fine French Tribute written by a personal Acquaintance of Lincoln's.

558. LAURIE, THOMAS. Three Discourses, preached in the South Evangelical Church, West Roxbury, Mass. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. Dedham. 1865. $3-OO

559. LAWLER, DANIEX W. Lincoln Day Address delivered at a Meeting of St. Paul Camp No. i at Assembly Hall, St. Paul. Feb. 12,- 1907. 8vo, wrappers. St. Paul. 1907. $1.25 Author's Presentation Copy.

560. LEA, H. CHARLES. Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, sewed. New York. 1865. $10.00 "What will be the place assigned by History to Abraham Lincoln? Will he be recorded in the future as the "Gorilla" of the Richmond Rhetorician, the "Baboon" GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 73 of the Pro-Slavery Democrat or u'ill he be blazoned in the Annals of the Great Republic as the honest Sagacious, Steadfast man who conducted the Country through the most fearful perils that ever threatened the Life of the Nation."

561. LEE, JAMES W. Abraham Lincoln. A Tribute delivered Feb. 14, 1909. 8vo, original wrappers. Atlanta. 1909. $2.50 Contains in Preface a Printed Letter from Robert T. Lincoln to the Author saying "None of the Occurrences of last week have affected me so much as this meeting, as an Indication of the realization of the hopes which I think guided every act of his while President." Presentation Copy from the Author.

562. LEIB, CHARLES. Speech on the State of Political Parties in Illinois. Delivered before the Mass Convention, held in Springfield, 111. Sep. 7, 1858. 8vo, sewed. Illinois State Democrat Print. Springfield. 1858. $10.00 A very Rare Anti-Douglas Oration pronounced by the Clerk of the House of Representatives of Illinois in retaliation for having been "denounced by Douglas's man Friday who conducts the Chicago Times as a Bolter, a Buzzard a)rtd one of the Lazzaroni, and with the rest of the National Democrats as one of the Wilkins Micawbers of Partisan Politics."

563. LELAND, CHARLES GODFREY. Ye Book of Copperheads. Frontispiece and 24. Pages of Caricatures with Illustrative Nursery Rhymes at the foot of each. Oblong I2mo, half brown morocco, original wrappers bound in. Philadelphia. 1863. $7-5O First Edition of the scarce political Satires composed and Illustrated by the Author of "Hans Breitmann's Ballads," "Music Lessons of Confucius and a well- known Life of Lincoln."

564. LELAND, CHARLES GODFREY. Abraham Lincoln "The New Plutarch Series." Curious Portrait. I2mo, original cloth. London. Marcus Ward Co. 1879. $15.00 First Edition of this very Interesting Lincoln Memoir. With 7 line presentation Inscription from the Author.

565. LELAND, CHARLES G. Abraham Lincoln. Portrait. i2mo, original cloth. London. 1879. $5-OO The Scarce First Edition of Leland's fine Life of Lincoln.

566. LELAND, CHARLES G. Memoirs. Portrait. 8vo, cloth. New York. 1893. $3.50 First Edition. Leland's American Reminiscences dealing with Lincoln's Elec- tion, his Administration and the Civil War occupy pages 190-317.

567. LEMMON, GEORGE T. Lincoln in the Light of his Age. A Centenary Memorial. Original 16 page prospectus containing numerous Anecdotes, Stories, Extracts, etc. 8vo, New York. (1895) $1.00

568. LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES of Abraham Lincoln, Six- teenth President of the United States. With a full History of his Life; his career as a Lawyer and Politician, his services in Congress, etc. Portrait. I2mo, cloth. Philadelphia. T. B. Peterson. (1864) $2.50 74 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

569. LETTERS OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN on Questions of Na- tional Policy. I2mo, half light calf, original wrappers bound in. Boston. 1863. $4-50 Contains Six of the most Important Letters written by Lincoln as President. They are addressed to Gen. McClellan, Horace Greeley, Fernando Wood, the Al- bany Committee, Governor Seymour and the Springfield Committee. Very Fine Copy.

570. LEVY, J. LEONARD. Abraham Lincoln. A Sunday Lecture before Congregation Radolph Sahlom. Pittsburgh, Pa. April 16, 1905. 8vo, wrappers. Pittsburgh. 1905. $2.50 Scarce.

571. LEVY, J. LEONARD. Nineteenth Century Prophets. A Lec- ture before Congregation Rodeph Shalom. Pittsburg, Pa. April 16, 1905. 8vo, pictorial wrappers: Pittsburg. 1905. $2.50

572. LEVY, J. LEONARD. Abraham Lincoln's Religion. A Lecture delivered Feb. 7, 1909 before the Rodeph Shalom Congregation, Pitts- burgh by J. Leonard Levy, Rabbi. 8vo, sheets folded. Pittsburgh. 1909. $2.50

573. LEWIS, TAYLER. State Rights. A Photograph from the Ruins of Ancient Greece, with appended Dissertations on the Ideas of Nation- ality, of Sovereignty, and the Right of Revolution. 8vo, original wrappers. Albany. 1865. $4.00 A Long and very able defense of Lincoln's Civil War and Slavery Policy founded upon Lincoln's famous declaration, "It was the Nation that made the Constitution, and

574. LEWIS, TAYivER. State Rights-: a Photograph from the Ruins of Ancient Greece. I2mo, half brown morocco. Albany. 1864. $5.00 A Scarce Lincoln 1864 Campaign Book strongly urging his Reelection.

575. LINCOLN. Address on the Death of Mr. Benjamin Ferguson, of the Washington Temperance Society of Springfield, delivered Feb. 8, 1842. 4 pages, 8vo. (Springfield. 1842.) $10.00 Extremely rare. The Original Address appeared in a Springfield Journal and a few copies only were reprinted for Dr. A. W. French.

576. LINCOLN. Speech of Mr. Lincoln, of Illinois, on the Ref- erence of the President's Message, in the House of Representatives. Wednesday, January 14, 1848. 8vo, half roan. Washington. 1848. $35.00 r A vigorous Attack upon President Folk's Mexican W ar Policy. Extremely Fine Copy.

577. LINCOLN. Report of the Commissioner of Patents for the Year 1849. 8vo, half roan. Washington. 1850. $10.00

Contains account of the patent of Abraham Lincoln : "Improved Method of lifting Vessels over Shoals." In one of the Lincoln Stories it is said that according to his own conviction his Boats would be able to run "wherever it was a little damp." GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 75

578. LINCOLN. The Campaign in Illinois. LAST JOINT DEBATE. Douglas and Lincoln at Alton. 8vo, half brown morocco gilt. UNCUT. Washington. 1858. $25.00 Published in the Douglas Interest with the Preliminary Press Notices '"Lincoln again refuses to answer whether lie will vote to admit Kansas if her people with a Constitution in his Odd Character ap.ply " Recognising Slavery" "Appears of the 'Artful Dodger' "Tries to Palm himself off to the Whigs of Madison County as a Friend of Henry Clay and no Abolitionist and is Exposed." The Reporter, describing the Meeting at which five to ten thousand people were present, says "Lincoln's Conduct at this last Debate was most improper and ungentlemanly this last effort of Mr. Lincoln's is the lamest and most impotent attempt he has yet made to bolster up the false position he took at the outset of the fight." EXTREMELY RARE IN UNCUT CONDITION.

579. LINCOLN. Speech of Abraham Lincoln, delivered in Spring- field, Saturday Evening, July 17, 1858. 8vo, half brown morocco neat. Springfield. 1858. $15.00 An important Speech in Answer to Douglas's latest Remarks on the Slavery Question and charging him with being in a Conspiracy with others to "Nationalize Slavery."

580. LINCOLN AND DOUGLAS. Political Debates between Hon. Abraham Lincoln and Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, in the celebrated Cam- paign of 1858. 8vo, cloth. Columbus. 1860. $10.00 This issue contains 2 leaves of advertisements, with announcement "15,000 Copies Sold of Lincoln and Douglas Debates." Notice of the approaching publication of Howell's Life of Lincoln and Hamlin on June I2th and Lincoln's Letter to the Republican State Central Committee sending them for publication copies of the Debates saying, "The Copies I send you are as reported and printed by the respective Friends of Senator Douglas and myself, at the time that is, his by his Friends and mine etc. by* mine," V

581. LINCOLN. Life, Speeches and Public Services of Abram Lincoln together with a Sketch of the Life of Hannibal Hamlin. Portrait of Lincoln. I2mo, brown morocco, with original brown paper wrappers bound in. New York. 1860. $12.00 The Rare "Wigwam" Edition.

UNIQUE LINCOLN COLLECTION.

582. LINCOLN. Scripp's Life of Abraham Lincoln. Tribune no. 6. N. Y. Die Federalism Tract, 1860; Anklage-Acte (Schurz) ; Conflict Tract Unmasked (Goodloe) ; Irrespressible (Seward). Journal I National Politics number ; (Lincoln), Journal Tract, No. 5 ; and others, 32 pieces bound in one vol. 8vo, half leather. 1860-1865. $50.00

Fine collection, with many by Seward, Schurz, Evarts, Lincoln and others, dealing with the first Lincoln election and questions of slavery, &c.

583. LINCOLN. National Politics. Speech of Abraham Lincoln of Illinois delivered at the Cooper Institute, Monday, Feb. 27, 1860. Tribune Tracts. No. 4. 8vo, full morocco. New York. 1860. $7.00 76 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

584. LINCOLN. National Politics. Speech of Abraham Lincoln at Cooper Institute, N. Y. Feb. 27, 1860. 8vo, sewed. New York. 1860. $4.00

Tribune Tracts. No. 4.

585. LINCOLN. Message of the President to the Two Houses of Congress at the Commencement of the First Session. 37th Congress. 8vo, half morocco. Washington. 1861. $4.00 Includes the very interesting Reports of the Secretaries of War and of the Navy for the first Months of the War. Lincoln's First War Message. THE PRESIDENT'S COPY.

586. LINCOLN. Adjutant Stearns. A Memoir by his Father. En- graved portrait of Adjutant Stearns. I2mo, original cloth. Boston. 1862. $100.00 A memoir of Frazer A. Stearns, written by his father and possessing mu'ch pathetic interest. Formerly in Lincoln's Library, and presented to him by a friend, as the .following manuscript inscription on the first fly-leaf attests : "Presented to His Excellency, Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States, with the kind regards of His humble Friend, M. J. Gonsalus, Hospital Chaplain U. S. Army, Washington, D. C. Aug. i^th, 1863." The subject of this memoir was the son of President Stearns of Amherst College. The little volume is composed of letters written by him to his father, picturesquely describing details of the Civil War, and of tributes to his memory. It contains several references to Lincoln.

587. LINCOLN. The Character of Abraham Lincoln and the Con- stitutionality of his Emancipation Policy. 8vo, half brown morocco gilt. No place or date but about 1863. $6.50 A highly Eulogistic Lincoln Study the Authorship of which is quite unknown.

588. LINCOLN. President Lincoln's Views. Correspondence in relation to the Democratic Meeting, at Albany, N. Y. An Important Letter on the Principles involved in the Vallandigham Case. 8vo, half light brown morocco neat. Philadelphia. 1863. $4.00 "Mr. Vallandigham avows his Hostility to the War on the Part of the Union; and his arrest was made because he was laboring, -with some effect to prevent the raising of troops; to encourage desertions from the Army; and to leave the re^ bellio'n without an adequate military Force to suppress it because he was damaging the Army, upon the existence and'vigor of which the Nation depends," etc.

589. LINCOLN. The Opinions of Abraham Lincoln, upon Slavery and its Issues : indicated by his Speeches, Letters, Messages and Proclam- ations. 8vo, half dark brown morocco. Washington. L. Towers. Dec. 1863. $4.50 Issued on the occasion of the Amnesty Proclamation and containing long Ex- tracts from Lincoln's Early Speeches in Illinois in 1858. Bound up with "Voices from the Army." No. 5. of the Loyal Publication Society's Tracts.

THE U. S. CONSCRIPTION LAW, 1803.

590. LINCOLN. The United States Conscription Law or National GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 77

Militia Act. Approved March 2nd, 1863. Official and Complete. 241x10, original blue printed wrappers. New York. James W. Fortune. 1863. $10.00 A very scarce and interesting Civil War Item, of whith no other Copy seems to have been recorded.

591. LINCOLN. The Letters of President Lincoln on Questions of National Policy. I2mo, half morocco, original covers bound in. New York. 1863. $4.50 Six of the President's Greatest State Papers written in unprecedented Emergencies to Gen. McClellan, Horace Greeley, Fernando Wood, the Albany Committee, Governor Seymour and the Springfield Meeting. Fine Copy.

592. LINCOLN. Campaign Songs for Christian Patriots and True Democrats, accompanied with Notes. By Rev. William D. Potts, M. D., Newark, N. J. With the Music. I2mo, half green cloth, pictorial wrappers bound in. New York: published by the Author^ 1864. $15.00 A very rare anti-Lincoln campaign collection with scurrilous references to Lincoln on almost every page. Very fine copy.

593. LINCOLN. The Opinions of Abraham Lincoln upon Slavery and its Issues : indicated by his Speeches, Letters, Messages and Proc- lamations. 8vo, half brown morocco gilt. (Philadelphia.) 1864. $3-5

594. 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 United States. With a full History of his Life, his Career as a Lawyer and Politician, his Services in Congress, 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. Woodcut portrait, I2mo, cloth. Philadelphia. 1864. $3.00 An interesting Second Term Campaign Book.

595. LINCOLN. Blank Subscription Appeal for the Fund to be presented to Mrs. Lincoln, through the Governor of Rhode Island, 2pp. Lincoln Badge of Veteran's Union, Boston Circle, for National Day of Mourning; Broadside Campaign Songs, ip; Facsimile letter from Lincoln to Grant expressing his entire satisfaction with Gen. Grant's accomplish- ments to date. April 30, 1860. In one vol. 4to, half morocco. Prov- idence. 1865. $10.00 The Four Lincoln and Johnson Campaign Songs on the very rare Broadside are entitled "Our Country's Flag" "Come Friends of Good Government, Rally Around" "Lincoln and Johnson, the Laboring Man's Candidates" and "CoME UNION MEN OF EVERY STRIPE."

596. LINCOLN. Abraham Lincoln. The Eulogy from "National Portraits." 8vo, original wrappers. (Washington. 1865.) $3-OO One of the Ablest of the Lincoln Eulogies.

597. LINCOLN. Funeral Broadside. "In Memory of Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States of America." Beneath this is Lincoln's Farewell Address, to his Old Neighbors at Springfield, Feb. 78 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

12, 1861. Printed within black borders, 8vo, new half brown morocco. Springfield. 1865. $3.50 Rare.

598. LINCOLN. Official Card of Admission to the Funeral Ser- vices in New York City. "Admit the Bearer Brevet Lt. Col. J. M. Cutts detailed as GUARD OF HONOR from 10 o'clock P. M. to 12 o'clock P. M. on Monday 24, 1865. By Command of Major General Dix, M. T. Mc- Mahon, Brevet Colonel and A. A. Gen." With Black borders. 8vo, half brown morocco neat. Head-Quarters Department of the East. New York City. April 23, 1865. $15.00

UNIQUE NEW YORK LINCOLN ITEM. Bound in is a satirical leaflet announcing the Death "after a lingering illness of internal Corruption SHAM DEMOCRACY, whose Grandfather was Nullification, whose Father was Disunion The Services to be conducted by Mr. Lincoln."

599. LINCOLN. Poetical Tributes to the Memory of Abraham Lincoln. Portrait by Ritchie. I2mo, cloth. Philadelphia. 1865. $3.50

First Edition of this fine Contemporary Collection. Contains nearly 200 poems, most of which are not to be found elsewhere.

6po. LINCOLN. Our Martyr President Abraham Lincoln. Voices from the Pulpit of New York and Brooklyn. Oration by George Ban- croft and Oration at the Burial by Bishop Simpson. I2mo, original cloth. New York. (1865) $5.00

First Edition. Contains in all 25 Addresses many of which never appeared in separate form.

601. LINCOLN. The Life and Martyrdom of Abraham Lincoln, President of the States and Commander in Chief of Sixteenth United ; the Army and Navy of the United States. I2mo, light calf, original pictorial wrappers bound in. Philadelphia. T. B. Peterson and Brothers. 1865. $6.50

The Scarce First Issue with 203 pages.

602. LINCOLN. Address before the Springfield Washingtonian Temperance Society, Feb. 22, 1842. 8vo, sewed. Springfield. 1882. $20.00

This is the original pamphlet, and should not be confused with the reprints issued in 1889.

603. LINCOLN. An Address delivered by Abraham Lincoln before the Washingtonian Temperance Society of Springfield, Illinois, on Feb. 22, 1842. 8vo, pictorial wrappers, in half cloth case. Springfield, O. H. Oldroyd. 1889. $2.50

604. LINCOLN AT GETTYSBURG. By Clark E. Carr. With 8 portraits of Lincoln, Gen. Lee, Nicolay and Hay and others. i6mo, cloth, uncut. Chicago. 1907. $1.25 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AvE., NEW YORK CITY 79

605. LINCOLN at Gettysburg. Published in Connection with the Exhibition of the Painting by A. H. Bicknell. Folding Plate. i6mo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. Boston. 1879. $2.50 Contains Biographical Sketches of the 21 Officials Pictured in the Engraving.

606. LINCOLN. Lincoln's Grave. By Maurice Thompson. Title- - page printed in red and black. i6mo, original boards, uncut. Cambridge. 1894. $5.00 First Edition Only 450 copies printed. This fine Poem was written by an ex-Confederate Soldier.

607. LINCOLN. Abraham Lincoln. (Young Folk's Library of Choice Literature.) Square I2mo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. Boston. 1895. $1.25

608. LINCOLN. Abraham Lincoln in the latest Biography. 8,vo, original wrappers. No place or date. $3-5O A note on title suggests A. W. Clason as the author. Scarce. Not in the Lambert collection.

609. LINCOLN. The autobiography of Abraham Lincoln. Select- ed from the works of John Hay and J. G. Nicolay. Portrait. i6mo, wrappers, uncut. New York. 1905. $1-25

610. LINCOLN. Letters and Addresses of Abraham Lincoln. Ed- ited by Howard W. Bell. i6mo; cloth. New York. 1905. $1.00

611. LINCOLN. Speeches of Abraham Lincoln. Including Inaug- urals and Proclamations. With an Introduction and Notes by G. Mercer Adam. Portrait. I2mo, cloth. New York. 1906. $1.50

612. LINCOLN. The Speeches of Abraham Lincoln. Including Inaugurals and Proclamations. With Biographical Introductions and Prefatory Notes. Portraits. 8vo, half red morocco gilt, gilt top, uncut. New York. Lincoln Centenary Association. 1908. $2.50 De Luxe Edition.

613. LINCOLN. Series of n photographic Views of the Interior of Lincoln's Old Home at Springfield with the Furniture used by him including his well known long Sofa and the Chair, Desk and Bookcase used by him in his Law-Office. Oblong 4to, stiff paper wrappers. Spring- field. 1909. $12.00 A very interesting series, seven inches by five, taken by Bonnie W. Stockdale, and containing her Manuscript Description and Letter.

614. LINCOLN. Recollections of Abraham Lincoln, 1847-1865. By Ward Hill Lamon. Edited by Dorothy Lamon Teillard. With 22 Illustrations. I2mo, cloth. Washington: Published by the Editor, 1911. $1.50 Memorial Edition containing many letters written by Lincoln's Friends never before published together with much other important matter. 8o GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

615. LINCOLN. The Lincoln. Published Monthly at the Abraham Lincoln House. Abe Strelzin, Managing Editor. Ben Wishnefsky, Lit- erary Editor, etc., etc. No. I. Vol. I. 8vo, original pictorial wrappers. Milwaukee, Wis. 1913. $i-5o 616. LINCOLN ADDRESSES at the Presentation of the Portrait of Lincoln by the Committee of the House of Assembly. Trenton, N. J ., 1867; Disunion and Its Results to the South. Washington, 1861. 23 Address of A. Andrew. Presentation pp. ; Valedictory John copy from the Governor. Narrative of Privations and Sufferings'of U. S. Soldiers while Prisoners of War, 1864. 6 pieces, bound in one vol. 8vo, half morocco, v. p. 1861-67. $5-OO

617. LINCOLN AND HAMLIN. Life and Public Services of Hon. Abraham Lincoln, of Illinois, and Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, of Maine. Portraits. I2mo, original cloth. Boston. 1860. $6.00 The Scarce "Wide Awake" Edition.

618. LINCOLN AND HAMLIN. Life and Public Services of Hon. Abraham Lincoln, of Illinois, and Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, of Maine. Portrait. I2mo, original wrappers, one with portrait of Lincoln. Boston. Thayer and Eldridge. 1860. $12.50 Rare. Inserted is a one-page autograph note signed from Hamlin to George P. Fisher written from the Senate Chamber. Choice Copy. Fish 514.

619. LINCOLN AND McCLELLAN. Broadside. The President to General McClellan. Washington. April 9, 1862. 4to (9^ by 7^ inches). Washington. 1862. $10.00 An open letter addressed to Major-General McClellan- and ending "I beg to assure you that I Jmve never written or spoken to you in greater kindness of feeling than now, nor with a fuller purpose to sustain you so far as in my most anxious judgment I consistently can. But you must act."

620. LINCOLN AND MEXICO 1864. Message trom the Pres- ident of the United States communicating to the Senate Papers relative to Mexican Affairs. Folding Map. 8vo, original sheep. Washington. 1864. $7.50 The only complete Official Account of the Lincoln Administration's Corres- pondence with the Mexican Government during the Maximilian Regime.

621. LINCOLN AND SICKLES. Speeches and Proceedings of the 46th Annual Business Meeting of the Third Army Corps Union. Addresses by Generals J. O. Bierne, J. F. Rusling and others. Square. I2mo, original wrappers with Lincoln Portrait. Washington. 1910. $1.50 Privately printed for Members only.

622. LINCOLN AND THE NEW YORK HERALD. Unpublished Letters of Abraham Lincoln from the Collections of Judd Stewart. Por- trait and Facsimiles. 8vo, boards, cloth back, gilt top, uncut. Plainfield, N. J. Privately printed, 1907. $10.00 Of the greatest Lincoln Interest and value. The five pages of Lincoln's Letters here produced in facsimile have never before appeared in print. GEX>. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 81

623. LINCOLN AND THE SABBATH. Document No. 30 of the Proceedings of the New York Sabbath Committee. 1864-65. 8vo, cloth, original New York. 1865. $5-OO Contains text of the Special Sabbath Day Order issued by Lincoln as Com- mander in Chief of the Army and Navy in November 1862 described as, "One of his most remarkable State Documents and worthy to be ranked side by sMe with his second Inaugural which in the deliberate judgment of the London 'Spectator' for political weight, moral dignity and unaffected Solemnity has had no equal in our time."

624. LINCOLN CABINET. Photograph Album containing autographed carte-de-visite photographs of Lincoln's Cabinet and Senate, including: Vice President Hamlin, Secretaries Seward, Colfax, Chase, Stanton, Welles and Usher, Post-Master-Gen. Blair, Atty-Gen. Bates, and 49 senators including W. P. Fessended, Charles Sumner, William Sprague, Ira Harris, E. D. Morgan, Reverdy Johnson, J. S. Carlile, John Sherman, B. F. Wade, L. Trumbull of Illinois, James Harlan, S. C. Pomeroy, John McDougall and many other prominent Civil War Sena- tors. In oblong I2mo, album of brown morocco, 1860-1865. $50.00 With but one or two exceptions each Cabinet Member or Senator has autographed his portrait.

625. LINCOLN CAMPAIGN or the Political Revolution of 1860. By OSBORN H. OLDROYD. With many unique and rare Illustrations. I2mo, original pictorial wrappers. Chicago. 1896. $2.50 Scarce and Curious.

626. LINCOLN CARICATURES. 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 bitterly assailed and savagely cartooned public man of his Time." One of 15 signed copies on Japan paper.

627. LINCOLN CATECHISM Wherein the Eccentricities and Beauties of Despotism are fully set forth. A Guide to the Presidential Election of 1864. I2mo, half calf gilt, original wrappers bound in. New York. 1864. $7-50 Choice Copy of this very humorous Political Attack upon Lincoln.

628. LINCOLN CENTENARY 1809-1909. Abraham Lincoln in Sculpture. With 5 Illustrations of Lincoln's Bust, the yolk Mask and hand. 241110, printed wrappers. Milwaukee. The Hennecke Studios. (1909) $1.50 An 8-page Circular with 3 pages of text relating to the Sculptor Leonard Volk and his Lincoln Works.

629. LINCOLN CENTENNIAL. Addresses delivered at the Mem- orial Exercises held at Springfield, Illinois. Feb. 12, 1909. Commemor- ating the looth Birthday of Abraham Lincoln. Portrait. 8vo, three quarter crimson morocco. Springfield. 1909. $5-OO 82 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

A Fine Collection of Addresses by the French Ambassador M. Jusserand, Judge J. O. Humphrey, Ambassador Bryce, Senators Dolliver and Cullom, Judge J. H. Cartwright and others. With long Presentation Inscription from J. R. B. Van Cleave of the Committee. THE ROINE SILVER MEDAL.

630. LINCOLN CENTENNIAL MEDAL. Its Origin and Sym- bolism by George N. Olcott; the Lincoln Centennial Commemoration by Richard Lloyd Jones, and Certain Characteristic Utterances of Abraham Lincoln. With the medal by Jules Rome in a sunk mat in centre. I2mo, white cloth, silver edges. New York. 1908. $25.00 ONE OF loo COPIES ONLY. The Medal is described as "The most beautiful representation of Lincoln's Features that has as yet been made."

631. LINCOLN-DOUGLAS Semi-Centennial of the Lincoln-Doug- las Debates in Illinois 1858-1908. Circular of Suggestions for School Celebrations. Issued by F. G. Blair. Map, portraits of Lincoln and Douglas and numerous other Illustrations. 8vo, wrappers. Springfield, 111. 1908. $2.00 Contains many quaint Contemporary Songs used by both Sides in the great Campaign.

632. LINCOLN EULOGIES. Abraham Lincoln, at Springfield, Mass. By J. G. Holland. A Funeral Sermon. By W . R. Gordon. Schraalenberg. Sermon in Bangor. By Charles C. Everett. Moses and Joshua. A Discourse by /. H. Rankin. The Alarm Bell, No. I. By A Constitutionalist. 5 pamphlets in one vol. 8vo, half morocco with original wrappers bound in. 1863-65. $10.00 Interesting Lot. "The Alarm Bell" addressed to "Abraham Lincoln and the British Minister" contains scathing criticisms of the Austrian Jesuit Agents in America.

633. LINCOLN FARM ASSOCIATION. Abraham Lincoln. The Battle of the Giants. By F. T. Hill. The Parents of Lincoln. By Ida M. Tarbell. An Appeal to Patriotism. By R. L. Jones. Portrait and Illustrations. i6mo, cloth. Lincoln Farm Association, Dy. 1907. $1.00

634. LINCOLN FARM ASSOCIATION. The Battle of the Giants. By F. T. Hill The Parents of Lincoln. By Ida M. Tarbell An Appeal to Patriotism. By R. L. Jones. Finely Illustrated. New York. 1907. $1.00

635. LINCOLN FELLOWSHIP. Proceedings of the First, Sec- ond, Third and Fourth Annual Meetings and Dinners of the Lincoln Fellowship. Speeches, Poems, Letters, Lists of Members, etc. With different portrait of Lincoln in each volume. 3 vols, 8vo, original wrappers 1908,9-10, ii. $2.50

636. LINCOLN FELLOWSHIP. Proceedings at the Fourth Ann- ual Meeting and Dinner. Speeches of W. H. Lambert, Gen. Sickles, Gen. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 83

H. C. King, James Grant Wilson, Robert T. Lincoln and others. Photo- graph of Lincoln from the Brady Negative. List of Members, etc. 8vo, wrappers. New York. 1911. $1.50 SECRETARY NICOLAY'S COPY.

637. LINCOLNIANA. In Memoriam. Compiled by William V. Spencer. Small 4to, cloth uncut. Boston. 1865. $15.00 Presentation copy to John G. Nicolay, the biographer of Lincoln. Only 250 copies printed. Contains many sermons, eulogies, letters, &c., and a list of publications on Lincoln's death. The Editor in his Preface states that the Volume contains nothing heretofore published.

638. LINCOLNIANA. .In Memoriam. Compiled by William V. Spencer. Small 4to, cloth uncut. Boston. 1865. $7-5 Edition of 250 Copies only. Contains 39 Sermons, Eulogies, Speeches and Letters hitherto unpublished amongst them being some Great Foreign Tributes by BENJAMIN DISRAELI, LORD JOHN RUSSELL, JOHN STUART MILL, HENRI MARTIN, Goldwin Smith and others. The Bibliography at the end is extremely interesting and contains some Notable Rarities.

639. LINCOLNIANA IN THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. A List by George T. Ritchie, i. Writings of Abraham Lincoln. 2. Writ- ings relating to Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, cloth, uncut. Washington. 1903. $-75

640. LINCOLNIANA; or the Humors of Uncle Abe, Second Joe Miller. "That reminds me of a Little Story." By ANDREW ADDERUP, of Springfield, 111. I2mo, half brown morocco neat, caricature covers bound in. New York. J. F. Feeks. 1864. $10.00 Rare. Contains at end list of Feeks Copperhead Publications.

641. LINCOLN MEMORIAL: a Record of the Life, Assassina- tion, and Obsequies of the Martyred President. Edited by John Gilmary Shea. Portrait and view. 8vo, cloth gilt, New York. 1865. $1.50 Contains fine poems by R. H. Stoddard, Geo. Vandenhoff and the London "Punch" Poem.

642. LINCOLN MEMORIAL. Tribute of Respect by the Citizens of Troy, to the memory of Abraham Lincoln. Portrait. 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreets. Albany: Munsell,-i865. $15.00 Unique copy, being the only one printed on India paper. Contains many sermons and addresses not published separately.

643. LINCOLN MEMORIAL COLLECTION. Catalogue of Let- ters and Documents written by Abraham Lincoln, Law Books and Furni- ture from his Office and Furniture from his Residence in Springfield, Illinois. Lots 1542-1648 inclusive. 8vo, half cloth, original wrappers bound in. Philadelphia. Henkels. 1894. $10.00

With full descriptions and prices realized. 84 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

644. LINCOLN MONUMENT DEDICATION POEM. By James Judson Lord. Delivered at Oak Ridge Cemetery, Springfield, 111.

Oct. 15, 1874. Illustrated with 14 allegorical designs by W . Jerome Will- oughby. Thin 4to cloth. Privately printed Danville, 111. 1907. $3.50

645. LINCOLN NEGRO CATECHISM, wherein the Eccentricities & Beauties of Despotism are Fully Set Forth. I2mo, new full morocco, original printed wrappers bound in. New York. 1864. $10.00 Lesson the F>st. "What is the Constitution!"' A Compact with H,ell now obsolete." Lesson the Last. "Is it disloyal to honestly believe in one's heart that if Lincoln is not a fool he is a knave, and that if he is not he is a fool?" "It is, horribly disloyal."

646. LINCOLN NEGRO CATECHISM, wherein the Eccentricities and Beauties of Despotism are fully set forth. A Guide to the Presiden- tial Election of 1864. I2mo, pictorial wrappers. New York. 1864. $6.00 "What was Abraham Lincoln by Trade?" A RAIL SPLITTER. "What is he now? ' "Union Splitter."

647. LINCOLN'S OWN STORIES. Collected and Edited by An- thony Gross. Portrait. I2mo, cloth, uncut. New York. 1912. $1.50 Believed by the Author to contain the "best and most essential Lincoln Stories," constituting an outline Biography in story form. SCARCE LINCOLN PAMPHLETS.

648. LINCOLN PAMPHLETS. Letter and Short Poem on the

Death of Abraham Lincoln. . By B. B. French. Albany, 1870. Abraham Lincoln's Record on the Slavery Question 1860 Broadside. How Shall Soldiers Vote? Broadside, President Lincoln and General Grant, with in the Poem by Bayard Taylor; Copperhead Conspiracy North-West ; Presidential Candidates by John Hickman, Philadelphia 1860; Spirit of the Chicago Democratic Convention, Chicago 1864; Appeal to the Pres- ident as Commander in Chief by the Recruits of the I5th Regiment N. Y. Vols. Washington 1864; Confiscation and Emancipation by E. G. Spaul- 1862 of Holt at a in ding, Washington ; Remarks Joseph Dinner Charles- ton, S. C. Charleston 1865; Letter to an English Friend on the Rebellion by Joseph Willard. Boston 1862; and numerous others. In all 32 pieces mostly with the original wrappers preserved. In one vol. 8vo, half brown calf neat. 1860-1900. $45-OO

649. LINCOLN POEMS. Poetical Tributes to the Memory of Abraham Lincoln. Portrait. I2mo, cloth. Philadelphia. 1865. $5.00 First Edition. Contains nearly 200 of the finest poems written on Lincoln's Death by Authors all over America.

650. LINCOLN POEMS. The Memory of Lincoln. Poems Sel- ected. Wtih Introduction by M. A. De Wolfe Howe. With the fine Bison Portrait. i6mo, cloth uncut. Boston. 1907. $i-5O Contains Fine Memorial Poems by Piatt, Lowell, Whitman, R. H. Stoddard, Bayard Taylor, Herman Melville and others. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 85

651. LINCOLN SERMONS. The National Preacher. Containing Memorial Sermons on Lincoln by Dr. Gurley, Henry Ward Beecher, Rob- ert R. Booth, Samuel T. Spear, William R. Williams, Stephen H. Tyng, Dr. Rogers and other New York Preachers. 2 parts in one vol. 8vo, in. half brown, morocco gilt, Original wrappers bound New York. May-June-July, 1865. $5-

652. LINCOLN STORIES. Humorous and Pathetic Stories of Abraham Lincoln. A Collection of Anecdotes and Stories Told by and of President Lincoln, many of them Hitherto Unpublished. Illustrations. i6mo, half light calf, with advertisements and printed portrait wrappers bound in. Fort Wayne, Ind. 1898. $4-5O S'carce.

653. LINCOLN TRIBUTE BOOK. Appreciations by Statesmen, Men of Letters, and Poets at Home and Abroad. Together with a full face Lincoln Centenary Medal by Rome. Edited by H. S. Krans. i6mo, original cloth with portrait on fore cover. New York. 1909. $15.00 An extremely fine Lincoln Medal.

654. LINCOLN YEAR BOOK, Containing Immortal Words of Abraham Lincoln, Spoken and Written on various Occasions, preceded by Appropriate Scripture Texts and followed by Choice Poetic Selections for each day in the Year, with Special Reference to Anniversary dates. Compiled by J. T. HOBSON. Portrait and views. I2mo, original cloth. Dayton, Ohio. 1907. $1.50

655. LINCOLN'S PLAN OF RECONSTRUCTION. By Charles H. McCarthy. 8vo, cloth, gilt top, uncut. New York. 1901. $2.50 The most important Work issued on the Subject. Contains 531 pages including a complete Index.

656. LINCOLN'S TREATMENT of Gen. Grant and Mr. Lincoln's Treatment of Gen. McClellan Mr. Lincoln's Arbitrary Arrests. The Acts which the Baltimore Platform approves. 2 pieces in one vol. 8vo, half brown morocco neat. New York. 1864. $4-5o Two strong Anti-Lincoln Second Campaign items, known as "Democratic" Documents Nos. 12 and 13.

657. LINCOLN, LEVI. A Memorial of Levi Lincoln the Governor of Massachusetts from 1825 to 1834. By ALONZO HILL. 8vo, cloth. Boston. 1868. $1.50 With presentation Inscription from the Family to Dr. Shurtleff.

658. LINCOLN, SOLOMON. Notes on the Lincoln Families of Mass- achusetts, with some accounts of the Family of ABRAHAM LINCOLN. 8vo, half light calf, original wrappers bound in. Boston. 1865. $6.00 Only a limited Edition printed.

659. "LITTLE CHURCH ROUND THE CORNER." The Orig- inal printed Notice issued by the Church for the Funeral Ceremonies of President Lincoln. "The Church of the Transfiguration will be open on 86 GEo. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

Wednesday April igth 1865 at twelve o'clock the hour of the President's Funeral. The Service to be used will be that appointed by the Bishop, who will be -present and make an Address." Printed within black borders. 8vo, in neat ebony frame. New York. 1865. $5-OO

A practically unknown New York Lincoln Item. "THE PEN MIGHTIER THAN THE SWORD."

660. LIVERMORE, GEORGE. Famous for his Collection of Bibles. A. L. S. to Benson J. Lossing the Historian thanking him for his Pamph- let on "The League of the States" : "We shall never be a strong, united and respected Nation, until this miserable doctrine of State Rights as paramount with union obligations, is destroyed When shall you begin to print your work on the Rebellion. I am glad to know that you have had the Emancipation Proclamation photographed for the purpose of engraving it in facsimile The President sent me the PE;N with which he signed the Charter of Freedom. I value it exceedingly. I hope sometime to show it you in my new Library. Surely now if never before it may be said "THE PEN is MIGHTIER THAN THE SWORD." National Affairs are looking much better. Our Country is to come out of her Trial purified and disenthralled and she will be a name and a power in the Earth such as never before was dreamed of. Let us thank God and take Courage." 3 pages. Boston. March 31, 1863. $20.00

661. LIVERMORE, GEORGE. Interesting A. L. S. to Benson J. Lossing regarding the pen used by Lincoln in signing the Emancipation Proclamation. 'I send you a pencil drawing and a photograph of the Proclamaton Pen. It is a common steel pen with a common cedar handle. Not so picturesque as a goose quill but plain as the President who gave it its value by using it for so noble a purpose." I2mo, Boston. April 22, 1864. $10.00 With the letter is a duplicate of the holder and pen which Lossing procured after seeing the Originals. The pen has a tiny Head of Washington on it.

662. LLOYD, G. W. The Devil in Dixie: a Tale of the Times. Serio-Comical, Semi-Historical and Quasi-Diabolical. I2mo, half brown morocco neat, original printed wrappers bound in. New York. 1865. $10.00 A Rare Satire in Verse on the Southern Confederacy and their Copperhead Sympathizers in the North. The last two Postscripts announce the Fall of Rich- mond and the President's Assassination, headed "Abraham Lincoln died a Martyr for Country and Freedom, April 15, 1865" ; within black borders.

663. LODGE, HENRY CABOT. Address before the General Court of Representatives on the looth Anniversary of the Birth of Abraham 2 Lincoln. With fifie portraits. 8vo, cloth. Boston. 1909. $1.50

One of the finest of the latest appreciations. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 87

664. LOGAN, JOHN A. The Great Conspiracy. Its Origin and History. Portraits and Maps. Royal. 8vo. Cloth, New York. 1886. $5.00 A Most Valuable Contribution to Lincoln Literature dealing almost exclusively with the Political and Civil War Life of Lincoln Written by an Illinois Democrat who unfalteringly supported Lincoln throughout the War.

665. LONG, JOHN D. Abraham Lincoln. An Address delivered at the Centennial in Symphony Hall. Feb. 12, 1909. 8vo, wrappers uncut. Boston. 1909. $i-5O One of the Finest of the Lincoln Centennial Tributes.

666. LORING, GEORGE B. The Present Crisis. A Speech delivered at Lyceum Hall, Salem, April 26, 1865 on the Assassination of President Lincoln. Dr. Loring's Letter to the Salem Gazette on Reconstruction. 8vo, half light brown morocco neat. South Danvers. 1865. $3-5Q

667. LOSSING, BENSON J. The Noted Historian. Original Man- uscript Diary kept by Lossing in Richmond after its Capture. One of the earliest Entries in the Journal reads "April 15. Awakened by a Friend between 4 and 5 o'clock with the horrible news of the Assassina- tion of the President. This City is in great excitement. The President died at 7.22." Further on he describes an interview between General Wallace and President Lincoln on the Mexican question "The object is to drive the French and Maximilian from the Country. Wallace proposed the matter to the President. He liked the idea but said go to Grant. Grant 'approved and said so in' a letter. In a private interview with the president the latter said I suppose it is right we should help the oppressed. But, he said, 'Young Man do you knotv what you are asking. It is to involve us in War perhaps with all Hurope.' He threw himself on the Sofa ran his fingers through his hair for some minutes in much agitation. He said 'this is the Argument of the thing, don't get caught. Go to Seward and Senator Lane. He did not. He received proper instructions from Grant and went away from the Texan Border with his Staff. He is now here to report to Grant and do what may be done to aid Mexico" etc. Written on 25 pages. I2mo, original stiff paper wrappers. Richmond. April, 1865. $100.00 A Valuable Contemporary Historical Record, with other references to Lincoln.

668. LOST "SPADE", THE: or, the Grave Digger's Revenge. With Appendix. Written by the Happy Democratic Family, expressly for the Peace Democracy. i6pp. I2mo, half morocco, original covers bound in. New York. 1864. $15.00 Privately printed and an extremely bitter but witty Satire on McClellan and his Democratic Supporters Marble Manton and the "World," August Belmont, Fernando Wood and others.

669. LOWELL, JAMES RussEL. The North American Review. 8vo, half morocco, uncut, wrappers bound in. Boston. Jan. 1864. $25.00 First Edition. Contains the first publication of Lowell's "The President's Policy," printed later in pamphlet form. Inserted is a typewritten copy of a letter by Lin-coin relating to a passage he would like changed. "Gentlemen. The Num- 88 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

her for this month was duly received for which please accept my thnnks. Of* course I am not the most impartial judge; yet with due allowance for this, I ven- ture to hope that the Article entitled the President's Policy' w-ill be of value to the Country. I fear I am not quite worthy of all which is therein kindly said of me personally. The Sentence of 12 lines commencing at the top of page 252, I could wish to be not exactly as it is. In what is there expressed, the writer has not correctly understoo-d me. I have never had a theory that Secession could absolve States or People from their obligations. Precisely the Contrary is asserted in the Inaugural Address; and it was because of my belief in the continuation of those OBLIGATIONS, that I was puzzled, for a time as to denying the legal RIGHTS of those Citizens who remained individually innocent of Treason or Rebellion. But I mean no more now than to merely call attention to this point. Yours respectfully A. Lincoln." Washington Jan 16, 1864.

670. LOWELL, JAMES RUSSELL. The President's Policy. The Original Article as it appeared in the January Number of the North American Review. 8vo, full brown morocco, uncut, original wrappers bound in. Boston. 1864. $10.00 The Original Edition of one of the Masterpieces of Linroln Literature. The same number contains Charles Eliot Norton's scathing Article "IMMORALITY IN POLITICS" in which the Copperhead Opponents of the Lincoln Administration are flayed alive.

671. LOWELL, JAMES RUSSELL. The President's Policy. From the North American Review, January, 1864. 8vo, half green morocco, original wrappers bound in. Boston. 1864. $25.00 Fine copy of the very scarce First Edition, with the mis-spelled word "crisises" in the first line of page i.

672. LOWELL, JAMES RUSSELL. The President's Policy. Re- printed from the "North American Review" for Jan., 1864. 8vo, full green levant by Macdonald. Philadelphia, 1864. $35-OO First Edition of this extremely rare Lowell item, written anonymously, but in thorough support of Lincoln's War Policy.

673. LOWELL, JAMES RUSSELL. My Study Windows. i2mo, original cloth. Boston, 1871. $7-5^ First Edition. "Abraham Lincoln," pp. 150-177, now first published in book form, with much new material and revised throughout.

674. LOWE, CHARLES. Death of President Lincoln. A Sermon delivered in' the Unitarian Church in Archdale, Charleston, S. C., April 23, 1865. I2mo, original wrappers. Boston, 1865. $7-5 Scarce. Contains also the Proceedings of the Unitarian Citizens of Charleston on the Occasion. Very fine Copy. 675. LOWE,, CHARLES. Death of President Lincoln. A Sermon delivered in the Unitarian Church in Archdale Street, Charleston, S. C. I2mo, half dark brown morocco, neat. Boston, 1865. $10.00

676. LOWRIE, JOHN M. The Lessons of our National Sorrow. A Discourse delivered in the First Presbyterian Church of Fort Wayne, Indiana, on the Sabbath morning, April 16, 1865, succeeding the Death of Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, half brown morocco, wrappers bound in. Fort. Wayne, 1865. $7.00 Presentation Copy to Rev. Dr. T. W. J. Wylie. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AYE., NEW YORK CITY 89

6/7. LOWRIE. JOHN M. The Lessons of Our National Sorrow. A Discourse delivered in Fort Wayne, Indiana. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. Fort Wayne, Ind., 1865. $6.00 A Rare and Fine Western Eulogy.

678. LOYALIST'S AMMUNITION* About the War. Plain to Plain a Plain but All for Words People by Man ; No Party Now, Truth of the our Country ; The from an Honest Man. The Letter President The Rebuke of ; Secession Doctrines, by Southern Statesmen ; A Savoury Dish for Loyal Men and The Testimony of a Refugee from East Tennessee by Herman Bokum. 6 pieces in one vol. 8vo, full brown calf with all the pictorial wrappers bound in. Philadelphia, 1863. $10.00

679. LUDLOW, JAMES M. Sermon Commemorative of National Events delivered in the First Presbyterian Church, Albany, N. Y., April 23, 1865 by the Pastor. 8vo, half brown morocco, neat. Albany, 1865. $3.50

680. LUDLOW, JOHN MALCO.LM. President Lincoln Self-Pour- trayed. Fine Portrait. i6mo, original cloth. London, 1866. $3-5 First Edition. Scarce. FINE AUTOGRAPH OF THE FIRST LINCOLN PARTNER- SHIP.

681. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. Answer of Thomas Cassidy, defendant to the bill of complaint of Joseph C. Foster. 6 pages, 4to. Springfield, 1837. $350.00 The statement is entirely in Lincoln's hand and signed by Thomas Cassidy in addition to the firm signature of STUART AND LINCOLN. Documents executed during Lincoln's first partnership are more desirable than those of his later associa- tions and very much rarer on account of the scarcity of their cases and their struggle for recognition at the bar. The Document shows the suit to have been an ex-< ceptionally complicated Land Case even for the Illinois Courts, and it is also of exceptional interest as having incorporated in it one of the "Jokes," (perhaps the First and only Legal Lincoln paper to do so) that "Uncle Abe" later on became world famous for. According to both Lamon and Hcrndon, Lincoln actually wrote but a very small Ntimber of Legal Papers.

682. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. Document entirely in the Auto- graph of Lincoln, signed by Mary and Richard Anderson, in relation to an Estate. 4to. May 26th, 1837. $250.00 "Whereas Stephen T. Logan, John T. Stuart and A. Lincoln have engaged to prosecute the said suit as attorneys for the said heirs, we, the subscribers, being the widow and one of the sons of the said Anderson deceased, agree to give to the sa'id Logan, Stuart and Lincoln one-half of the said piece of ground for their services, recover the but are not bound to unless the provided they ground; " pay anything said piece of ground be recovered One of the most sensational of Lincoln's First Law Cases. According to the Account of it in Nicolay and Hay's Works (pages 57-64) charges of Fraud and Forgery were unsparingly brought against Lincoln and his Partners by Gen. Adams the defendant in the suit. po GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH Avs., NEW YORK CITY

683. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. Precipe and Bond in the Case of Albert G. Williams against John M. and George L. Cabaniss. Both entirely in Lincoln's writing. The First signed by him "Stuart and Lin- coln" and the Bond signed "A. Lincoln." In this he entered himself Security for all Costs in the Case and engaged to pay same to the oppo- site party or the Officers of the Court. On one page 4to. Sangamon Circuit, 1838. $100.00

684. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. Affidavit entirely in Lincoln's writing in the case of Benjamin Lockwood against William H. Wernway for debts. 14 lines, 4to. Sangamon Co., 1839. $50.00 A rather Early Lincoln Legal Document. RARE "STUART AND LINCOLN" AUTOGRAPH.

685. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. Brief in Lincoln's autograph throughout, in the suit of John Kerr and Augustus Kerr, Plaintiffs, David Prickett, Defendant, to recover $2,661.77 upon Promissory Notes. Signed "STUART & LINCOLN." 2 pages. Folio. Sangamon Circuit Court, 1839. , $125.00 The Cop}' of the Xote which was incorporated by Lincoln in his Complaint shows that it was dated May 1st, 1837, and payable one day after date.

686. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. Bill in Chancery. The Suit of Richard D. Wood, John Yarrow, Horatio C. Wood, James Abbott and Josiah Bacon vs. Emery C. Ross. The document is entirely in Lincoln's autograph, with the exception of the signature of N. A. Rankin, guar- antor. Lincoln has signed the Deed "Stuart and Lincoln Complain- ant's Solicitors." 2 full page folios. Sangamon County Circuit Court, 1839. $150.00 Like all the Early Stuart and Lincoln Papers of extreme Rarity. A specially desirable specimen.

687. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. Brief in the case of James Dit- son against Logan McMurry to recover the sum of $100.00 due on a promissory note given by the latter and payable "ONE DAY after date zi'ith tzvch'c per cent interest from date until paid." Finely written throughout in Lincoln's Hand and signed by him "Stuart and Lin- coln." 2 pages. Folio. Sangamon County Circuit Court, 1840. $75.00 An exceptionally tine Specimen of the Autograph of the First Lincoln Law Firm. VERY FINE "LOGAN AND LINCOLN" AUTOGRAPH.

LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. Brief in the case of Robert Allen against Cyrus G. Saunders for the failure to pay $4,000, the sum of indebtedness of Saunders to Allen for the lease of the Globe Hotel in Springfield. The document is signed "LoGAN AND LINCOLN" and entirely in the latter's autograph. 2 full pages. 4to. Sangamon Circuit Court, 1843. $150.00 Of special Lincoln interest on account of his Association with the Globe Hotel. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 91

In a letter quoted in Nicolay and Hay's Life, Lincoln writing to Joshua F. Speed on May, 1843, says, "We are not keeping house, but boarding at the Globe Tavern, which is very ivell ke[>t now by a Widow Lady of the name of Beck. Our Room and Boarding only costs us four dollars a week," etc., etc.

689. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. Legal Document Signed Entirely in Lincoln's Autograph and signed twice "Logan and Lincoln." Writ and Replevin in the case of David Spear against Thomas Lowry. In all 40 lines in Lincoln's writing. 2 pages. Folio. Sangamon County, Illinois, 1843. $125.00 Fine "Lincoln and Logan" Autograph.

690. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. Autograph agreement in Lin- coln's handwriting signed "Logan and Lincoln." Written on the back of an order from one of their Clients reading "Logan and Lincoln. Dear Sirs. Please pay to James Burtle out of the proceeds of a Judgment obtained by me against John C. Cloyd, the amount of his account against me and this shall be your sufficient warrant. Thomas Clements, Spring- field, March 19, 1845." On back of this Lincoln has written "We accept the within on condition that Burtle's Account is not to exceed Ten Dol- lars, and agree to pay accordingly, when the amount of the judgment comes to our hands. Logan and Lincoln, March ipth, 1845." Under- neath this Lincoln has written in pencil "The Clerk fjuill please pay Mr. Burtle Ten Dollars out of the Judgment Clement vs. Cloyd and take in 2 and file this order Logan and Lincoln." pages. 8vo. Springfield, 1845. $100.00 Very fine "Logan and Lincoln" Specimen. VERY FINE LINCOLN AND. HERNDON AUTOGRAPH.

691. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. Praecipe and Affidavit entirely in Lincoln's handwriting, in the petition for Division of the Real Estate of Samuel Little, deceased : "ABRAHAM LINCOLN being first duly sworn, states on oath that a petition is intended to be filed in the Circuit Court of the County aforesaid, at its next term, by the parties and for the object above indicated; and that as affiant is informed and believes, the residence of the said defendants Phoebe Jane Basford and Samuel Bas- ford is unknown to said petitioners, and that they can not on reasonable diligence be found. A. Lincoln." The Summpns at end of Document also in Lincoln's handwriting is signed by him LINCOLN AND HERNDON. Folio. Sangamon County, 1847. $200.00 An unusual Lincoln Autograph in which he signs twice as "Abraham Lincoln" once as "A. Lincobn" and once as "Lincoln and Herrtdon."

692. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. Affidavit of Thomas Johnson the Plaintiff in a suit against Thomas B. Wickham to recover payment for work and labor done for him. Asks the Court to postpone the case till next term in order that Plaintiff might produce his only Witness. At end is the acknowledgment of the affidavit by Judge David Davis, Lincoln's Friend and Executor. 2 pp. Folio. Sangamon County, 1854. $75.00 Very fine Specimen. 92 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY UNIQUE LINCOLN-HAY ASSOCIATION ITEM.

693. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. Printed Indenture between NATHANIEL HAY of Sangamon Co. and MARIA L. BULLOCK of Fayette Co., Kentucky, conveying 27 Acres of Land in Sangamon Co. With over 30 lines filled in in Lincoln's handwriting, and also a 3 line receipt signed "A. Lincoln." Large folio. Sangamon Co., Illinois, June 25, 1855. $175-00 To Secure a Mortgage of $970.32 on the property two notes were executed by Nathaniel Hay and his son JOHN HAY. Receipt for the payment of the Notes is recorded by Lincoln on the Margin of the Deed. John Hay after graduating from Brown studied Law at Springfield and accompanied Lincoln to Washington in 1861, as his Private Secretary. OLD SPRINGFIELD SCANDALS.

694. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. Bill of Exceptions in the Case of Richardson and Hopkins vs. Joel Johnson. In Lincoln's writing throughout. 7 pages. Folio. (Springfield about 1855.) $350.00 A very interesting Narrative intimately associated with Lincoln's Home Town. He appeared in the interest of Joel Johnson the Landlord of the "City Hotel," Springfield. Lincoln very quaintly describes how two Wine Growers or Drummers of GREENE Co., Illinois, lodged at the City Hotel and, deposited three thousand Dollars with the Landlord to keep in his Safe till the morning. They occupied the same room and carefully locked the door, and having some cash amounting to over Four hundred Dollars on hand, deposited them in the hind packet of their "Pantaloons" which they hung over the back of a Chair for Safety. In the Morning the door was open and the money gone. Lincoln's Client was assessed by the Judge $286 damages and the Case was promptly appealed by his Counsel. A splendid Lincoln Autograph containing over 200 lines.

UNIQUE ILLINOIS POLITICAL LETTER, 1856.

695. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. A. L. S. to Hon. J. M. Palmer. "Dear Sir: It is our judgment that whether you do or not finally stand as a Candidate for Congress, it is better for you to not to publicly decline for a while. It is a long time to the election, and what may turn up no one can 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 ist, 1856. $275-00 John McCauley 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 until Sept. 1864. He was elected Governor of Illinois in 1869 succeed ng both Yates and Jayne in that Office. A most Remarkable Combination of Lincoln and Illinois names written u'heit Lincoln was the First, Last and Only Choice of the Republican Party in that State. THE RAREST OF THE LINCOLN LAW FIRM'S SIGNATURES.

696. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. Petition and Summons in the Case of Henri Hageman against Thomas Lewis. Entirely in the hand- GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 93

writing of Lincoln and signed by him in three places "McWiLLiAMS AND LINCOLN" as Attorneys for the Defendant. 3 pages. Folio. Spring- field (1855). $300.00 A Rather Scandalous Law suit regarding the Purchase of Lots in the JAMES ADAMS Addition to Springfield in which the defendant claimed he was cheated. Lincoln's engagements with Gen. James Adams and his land titles were numerous and highly spirited. THE AUTOGRAPH SIGNATURE OF Me WILLIAMS AND LINCOLN SEEMS TO BE UNIQUE, THE PARTNERSHIP PROBABLY APPLYING TO THIS CASE ONLY. LINCOLN HAVING BEEN BROUGHT IN ON ACCOUNT OF His HOSTILITY TO THE ADAMS TITLES, WHICH AT THE TIME WAS A SUBJECT OF COMMON NOTORIETY.

697. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. Very long Autograph Brief entirely in Lincoln's writing, in the Case of THOMAS ASPINWALL against Thomas Lewis, Willis H. Johnson and John B. Moffatt trading as "Lewis Johnson and Co." 7 pages. Folio. In the Circuit Court of Sangamon County, Illinois, 1856. $350.00 An unusually fine document, written entirely by Lincoln and signed with the firm name "LINCOLN AND HERNDON." This is interesting considering that Lincoln was then the Senior partner and the work of preparing briefs was usually done by the younger member of the firm, or a clerk.

698. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. Brief in the suit of William J. Chamblin against the Springfield Marine and Fire Insurance Co. for the recovery of $10,000. Signed Twice with the firm name of LINCOLN AND HERNDON and by S. T. LOGAN, the opposing attorney and Lincoln's former partner. 2 pages. Folio. Sangamon County Court, 1857. $150.00

' 699. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. Reply of the Defendant in the Case of Frederick and Enwell Inguerson against William Tinney. All in Lincoln's writing and signed by him FOUR times as "Lincoln and Hern- don." Together with a Line in S. T. Logan's writing "General Replica- tion and joinder to all the Pleas Logan for Plaintiff." 2 full pages. Folio. Springfield about 1858. $175.00 A fine and long Autograph Document -containing about 60 lines in Lincoln's Writing.

700. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. Commission of Cassius M. Clay of Kentucky as Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States to Spain. Signed "ABRAHAM LINCOLN" and countersigned by Secretary of State, William H. Seward. Folio with Seal. Washington, March 14, 1861. $35.00 Cassius M. Clay graduated at Yale in 1832 and although his parents were Slave- holders became one of the most thorough going Abolitionists of the Time. Issued the "True American" an extreme Anti-Slavery Journal which was frequently mobbed.

701. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. A. N. S. on card: 'Will Gen. Tottcn please see Mr. Hitchcock. A. Lincoln, Dec. 31, 1861." $20.00

702. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. A. N. S. on Card : "Sec. of War Please see Mr. Ridgway. A. Lincoln, March 26, 1862." Endorsed by

Secretary Stanton : "Referred to Genl. Totten." 1862. $22.50 94 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

703. LINCOLN. A. D. S. Good framing specimen. With printed A. K. biography by McClure. Executive Mansion, Washington, May 3, 1862. $150.00 "To day Mr. Senator Wright introduces a Committee of Citizens of this Dis- trict, consisting of William Dixon, William Wise, Henry Lee, Reuben Bacon, Henry D. Gunnell, W. J. Murtagh, James H. Lusby, who ask the appointment of George W. Garrett as Warden of Penitentiary. A. Lincoln." A MOST REMARKABLE LINCOLN LETTER.

704. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. A highly important Historical Letter. Written at the most critical period of the Civil War by Presi- dent Lincoln to Gen. N. P. Banks just after he had secretly entrusted him with the Command of a strong Expedition to New Orleans and had been assured by him that he was ready to start within the week. Lin- coln's Remonstrance with him for his vacillation is couched in his most sardonic and ironic vein, although assuring him at the same time that he was not writing in an ill-natured spirit but quite the reverse, but concluding with the terse admonition that the mere -publication of Banks' preposterous Requisition would be his utter Ruin in the estimation of the Public. L. S. 2 pages. 4to. Executive Mansion, Washington, Nov. 22, 1862. $500.00 "Executive Mansion Washington Nov. 22, 1862. My dear General Banks: Early last week you left me in high hope with your assurance that you would be off with your expedition at the end of that week, or early in this. It is now the end of this, and / have just been overwhelmed and confounded with the sight of a requisition made by you, which, I am assured, cannot be filled arid got off with t;i an hour short of two months! I enclose you a copy of the requisition, in some hope that it is not genuine that you have never seen it. My dear General, this expanding, and piling up of impedimenta, has been so far, almost our ruin, and will be our final ruin, if it is'not abandoned. If you had the articles of this requisition upon the wharf, with the necessary animals to make them of any use, and forage for the animals, you could not get vessels together in two weeks to carry the who>le, to say nothing of your twenty thousand men; and, having the vessels, you could not put the cargoes aboard, in two weeks more. And after all, zvhere you are going you have no use for them. When you parted with me, you hdd no such ideas in your mind / know you had not, or you could not have expected to be off, so soon as you said. You must get back to something like the plan you had then, or your expedition is a failure before you start. You must be off before Congress meets. You would be better off any where, and especially where you are going, for not having a thousand wagons doing nothing but hauling forage to feed the animals that draw them and taking at least two thousand men to care for the wagons and animals who otherwise might be two thousand good soldiers. Now DEAR GENERAL, DO NOT THINK THIS is AN ILL-NATURED LETTER IT is THE. VERY REVERSE. THE SIMPLE PUBLICATION OF THIS REQUISITION WOULD RUIN You. Very truly your friend, A. LINCOLN.

705. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. Interesting Letter signed from PRESIDENT LINCOLN to Joseph A. Gilmore, War Governor of New Hamp- shire, who at the time was actively engaged in raising New State Troops for the War. "My dear Governor Gilmore. I thank you very heartily for your kind invitation to visit Concord, and especially for the exceedingly cordial terms in which you have conveyed it. I very much regret GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 95 that I cannot at present accept it. I am by no means certain that I can leave Washington at all this Summer. THE EXACTING NATURE OF MY OFFICIAL DUTIES RENDERS IT EXCEEDINGLY IMPROBABLE. / assure you however that I am none the less sincerely grateful for your kind inten- tions and for the expressions of personal good will contained in your letter. I am very truly yours, A. LINCOLN. 2 pages. 8vo. Executive Mansion, Washington, Aug. 7, 1863. $100.00 Fine and Characteristic Letter in the handwriting of Lincoln's Secretary John Hay.

706. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. Engraved Commission on vellum recognizing the Baron Charles von der Asten-Sacken as Consul General for Russia at New York. "/ do hereby recognize him as such and declare him free to exercise and enjoy such functions, powers and privileges as are allowed to Consuls General by the Law of Nations or by the Laws of the United States and existing Treaty Stipulations between the Government of Russia and the United States." Signed in full ABRAHAM LINCOLN and countersigned by William H. Seward. Folio. Washington, 1864. $35-OO Consul General's Commission signed by Lincoln are rarely offered for sale.

707. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. Exequatur of GEORG H. GAR- LICKS of Cincinnati appointed Consul of the Grand Duchy of Saxe- Weimar Eisenach for the States of Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky and Ten- nessee. Signed ABRAHAM LINCOLN. 4to, with seal. Washington, Sept. 28, 1864. $35-00

707A. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. Signature in full ABRAHAM

LINCOLN. On Vellum. About 1864. . $20.00

7076. LINCOLN AUTOGRAPH. Engraved form directing the Secretary of State to affix the Seal of the United States to a Proclama- tion. Signed in full ABRAHAM LINCOLN. 4to. Washington. August, 1863. $35-00 Interesting Specimen undoubtedly referring to the 'President's Drafting! Proclamation. RARE AUTOGRAPHS OF MRS. LINCOLN.

708. LINCOLN, MRS. MARY. Wife of President Lincoln. A. L. S__ to her Milliner: "My dear Madam. I send you the black velvet for Bonnet. I will rely on you for an exquisite Bonnet. Please let me have it by next Monday Eve. Very truly Mary Lincoln." 8vo. Washington, Dec. 8. (1863-4). $35.00 An unusually nice Specimen. Laid in are two interesting contemporary portraits of Mrs. Lincoln, and a two-line endorsement in Lincoln's writing dated 1864.

709. LINCOLN, MRS. MARY. A. L. S. to Secretary Harrington withdrawing her recommendation of one Ellen, to whom Mr. Harring- ton had given a position, because she "has made use of some expressions which I cannot countenance in one I have recommended to so eligible a 96 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY place. I design to let her return to N . Y. tomorrow and I am sure if you knew all, you would further my Views. Very respectfully yours, Mrs. Lincoln." One page. 8vo. March 18 (1865). $30.00

710. LINCOLN, MRS. MARY. Interesting A. L. S. written shortly after the President's Death to Secretary Geo. S. Harrington asking a position for her Colored Maid ELIZABETH KECKLEY : "The Woman who is most estimable although colored is very industrious and has fust had an interview with Gov. Chase who says he will see you and I am sure it rests with you. She is very unobtrusive and will perform her duties faithfully. I do not believe I am making a vain request of you and I will not trouble you again." Etc. 3 pages. i6mo, on black bordered Executive Mansion Paper with Monogram L in Black. Washington, 1865. $4'S-00 A Fine Letter written at a most Tragic Time. It was this Elizabeth Keckley who wrote "Behind the Scenes, or Thirty Years a Slave, and Four Years in the White House."

711. LINCOLN, MRS. MARY. Interesting A. L. S. to Mr. William- son, mentioning the inflamed condition of her eyes, and the positive instructions of her physician not to use them in any way "/ am dis- obeying his orders for a moment . . . My son and myself remember the gardeners so kindly that we will both sign the document you sent. No one loses anything by my Silence, for this is a very gloomy W'inter to me. I fear you will be unable to read this as I am almost unable to see." 2 pages. (Chicago), Jan. 9, .1867. $35-OO

712. LINCOLN, MRS. MARY. A. L. S. to a Mr. A. Williamson regarding one of her dresses she wished to be given to his Daughter 1 and referring to her ill health and limited means. "/ wish we all could be unmindful of our daily necessities, by having sufficient to live upon. There is no more expensive place than Chicago. I am writing, with a fever on me, after a chill and against my positive promise given my physician. So in the future, my silence by all Friends, I hope will be understood. I remain truly your Friend, Mrs. L ." On Mourning Paper. 4 pages. 4to. Chicago, Nov. 10, 1867. $3S-OO

713. LINCOLN, MRS. MARY. A. L. S. to Mr. A. Williamson regarding some dresses for his daughter. "Believe me my disappointment is far greater than your own can possibly be that I have not been able this Christmas to send the two Dresses I intended doing. When I can possibly see my Articles from New York my promise will assuredly be remembered. So no more until then. Truly your Friend, Mrs. L ." i page. 8vo. (Chicago), Dec. 30, 1867. $30.00

714. LINCOLN, MRS. MARY. Long and extremely Characteristic A. L. S. on deep mourning paper. "My very dear Friend. A late London paper published about two days since announcing that Mrs. Lincoln, the widow of President Lincoln, was soon to be married to the Baden Count, with an unpronouncable name that I could not attempt to remember. The same evil spirit . . . is evident again at work and in GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 97 the most malignant form too probably anticipating that by this time Congress might be turning their attention to my sad and unfortunate case . In my indignation last evening, if means had allowed I would have sent a telegram to our good friend Col. Forney that 'Mrs. '' Lincoln was unacquainted with such a person.' Etc., etc. Signed "Mary Lincoln." 4 pages. 8vo. Frankfurt on Maine, 1869. $50.00

715. LINCOLN, ROBERT T. Very interesting A. L. S. marked "Private" to Benson J. Lossing the Historian of the Civil War sending him photographs of both sides of the Great Gold Medal presented to Mrs. Lincoln in honor of her Husband by the People of France. "The History of the Medal is I suppose known to you. It was presented with a Letter from a Committee composed of many of the most celebrated of the 'Liberal' Party in France, representing as they stated 'more than forty thousand Citizens of France desirous of manifesting their sympathies for the American Union, in the person of one of its most illustrious and purest Representatives," etc. 2 pp. 4to. Chicago, 1867. $17.50 An exceptionally fine Robert T. Lincoln Letter.

716. LINCOLN, ROBERT T. Autograph Signature as Secretary of War under President Garfield. Inlaid with a fine steel portrait. 4to. Washington, 1881. $5.00 Specially interesting on account of the Writer's intimate relations with the two Murdered Presidents.

717. LINCOLN, ROBERT T. L. S. to Daniel Huntington the Artist arranging for sittings for his Portrait. Lincoln being at the time Secre- tary of War in Arthur's Cabinet. 8vo. War Department. Washington, Dec. 25, 1884. $6.00 Of great Lincoln Interest Huntington having painted a portrait of President Lincoln for the Union League Club of New York.

718. LINCOLN, ROBERT T. Characteristic A. L. S. to a correspon- dent who had requested him to procure autographs of some European Celebrities. "I would be glad to oblige you but the persons you name do not give their autographs and I could not make a request which would certainly be refused." I2mo. London. Cromwell Houses, 1889. $6.00

719. MAcCHESNEY, NATHAN W. Abraham Lincoln. The Tribute of a Century 1809-1909. Commemorative of the Lincoln Century and Containing the Principal Speeches made in Connection therewith. Numerous Illustrations. 8vo, original boards, with cloth back, gilt top, uncut. Chicago, IQIO. $2.50 A fine Collection containing over 60 original Lincoln Eulogies.

720. MACDONALD, JAMES M. President Lincoln: His Figure in History. A Discourse i'n Princeton, N. J., June i, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. New York, 1865. $7-5O Scarce. 98 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

721. MACKAYE, PERCY. Ode on the Centenary of Abraham Lin- coln. Square i6mo, cloth, uncut. New York, 1909. $1.50 First Edition. Choice Copy.

722. McCLINTOCK, JOHN. Discourse Delivered on the Day of the Funeral of President Lincoln, in St. Paul's Church, New York. Re- ported by J. T. Butts, New York. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. New York, 1865. $4.00

723. McCLINTOCK, JOHN. Discourse delivered on the day of the Funeral of President Lincoln, April 19, 1865, in St. Paul's Church, New York. Printed within black borders throughout. 8vo, half brown morocco, original wrappers, uncut. New York, Bradstreet's, 1865. $5.00 Bound in same volume is Noah Brook's Magazine Article "The Close of Lin- coln's Career."

724. McCLURE, COLONS A. K. The Night at Harrisburg. A Reminiscence of Lincoln's Journey to Washington in 1861. Portraits of Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln. The Original Article as it appeared in Mc- Clure's Magazine. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. New York, June, 1895. $2.00

725. McCLURE, J. B. Anecdotes of Abraham Lincoln and Lin- coln's Stories. Including Early Life Stories, Professional Life Stories, 7 White House Stories, W ar Stories and Miscellaneous Stories. Por- traits and Illustrations. I2mo, half light brown morocco, original covers with portrait bound in. Chicago, 1887. $4.00

726. McCLURE, J. B. Anecdoten von Abraham Lincoln und Lin- coln's Erzahlungen. Profusely Illustrated. Square I2mo, cloth. Chi- cago, 1887. $1.50

727. MAGAZINE OF AMERICAN HISTORY. Edited by Mar- tha J. Lamb. Contains "General Grant on President Lincoln" "Battle of Manasses" by Gen. Beauregard, "California as an Outpost of Civil- ization" by H. H. Bancroft, etc. Illustrations. 4to, cloth, original wrappers bound in. New York, 1891. $1.25

728. MALTBY, CHARLES. Late Superintendent of Indian Affairs for California. The Life and Public Services of Abraham Lincoln. 8vo,- cloth. Stockton, Cal, 1884. $12.50 Scarce. The author in his Introduction claims to have had a personal acquaintance of 35 years with President Lincoln and associated with him in daily business intimacy.

729. MANSHIP, ANDREW. National Jewels : Washington, Lincoln, and the Fathers of the Revolution. With 2 fine portraits of Washington and Lincoln engraved by Sers. 8vo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1865. $3-5

Dedicated to Lt. Gen. Grant. Pages 56 to 114 are devoted to Lincoln. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY : 99

730. MARBLE, MANTON. Letter to Abraham Lincoln. '8vo, original cloth, uncut. New York Privately Printed, 1867. $10.00 Only 99 Copies Printed. One of the most interesting of New York Civil War Items. Manton Marble was Editor of the New York World and allowed a false out four 1.8 of . proclamation calling hundred thousand Citizens between and 45 years age for active Service, to be published in the ordinary way. By Order of Presi- dent Lincoln a Warrant for the Editor's imprisonment in Fort Lafayette was issued, the World Office was seized by a Military Guard and the paper was suppressed for several days.

731. MARBLE, MANTON. Freedom of the Press wantonly violated. Letter of Mr. Marble to President Lincoln, Reappearance of the Journal of Commerce, Opinions of the Press on this Outrage. 8vo, half brown morocco, neat. New York, 1864. $4.00 No. 22 of the Papers from the Society for the Diffusion of Political Knowl- edge. Contains an Appendix of 4 pages of Newspaper Opinions on the .Suppression of the New York World and Journal of Commerce. A PAINTER'S IMPRESSION OF LINCOLN.

732. MARCHANT, E. D. Historical Portrait Painter. Executed the Portrait of President Lincoln for the Council Chamber of Indepen- dence Hall, Philadelphia. Very interesting A. L. S. to Daniel Hunting- ton the Artist describing from Memory his Recollections of Lincoln's appearance. "The eyes of Prest. Lincoln were of bluish grey or rather greyish blue ; for without being positive, the blue ray was always visible. His Complexion was sallow of- the brown shade. His hair of a very dark brown. I would be glad to aid you in other traits, but, though in- delibly impressed on my mind during a residence of fbur months at the White House, they are the most difficult to DESCRIBE that I ever knew. With an Individuality the most strongly marked such was the flexibility of his Features or of the Muscles governing them, he was seldom twice alike. Hence the endless variety observable in the photographs we have of him. Of the white Cravat I can speak more distinctly. He rarely wore it, but in some instances had done so, among others at some weddings. This decided me to adopt it for its better pictorial effect. The scant neck-tie he usually wore seemed in his case, utterly unsuited to a portrait; its sharp black line, like a gash seemed to sever the Head from the body, it appalled me." 3 pp. 8vo, with envelope. Philadelphia, 1866. $25.00

733. MARKENS. ISAAC. Abraham Lincoln and the Jews. 8vo, original printed wrappers. New York, Privately printed, 1909. $2.50 "As a Student of the Great War President the Writer has been impressed by the vast amount of interesting Material bearing upon his Relations to the Jews, which it occurs to him is worthy of Compilation a>nd Preservation."

734. MARKHAM, EDWIN. Lincoln, and Other Poems by Edwin Markham. Fine Portrait of Lincoln. I2mo, original cloth, uncut. New York, 1901. $2.50 First Edition. ioo GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

735. MARSH, J. W. The Turning Point; or shall America be Ruled by a Monarch or by the People. i6mo, new half brown morocco, gilt, original printed wrappers bound in. New York, J. F. Feeks, 1864. $15.00 A Rabid Copperhead Attack upon Lincoln personally and politically. Not mentioned in the Lincoln Bibliographies.

736. MASON-SLIDELL CASE. Message from the President transmitting Correspondence in relation to the British Mail Steamer "Trent." 4 pages. 8vo, folded. Washington, 1862. $3.00 Announces the Surrender to the British of the Southern Commissioner arrested by Order of Captain Wilkes.

737. MASON AND SLIDELL CASE. Message of the President transmitting Correspondence between the Minister of Austria and the Secretary* of State in relation to the taking of certain Citizens of the United States from on board the British Steamer "Trent." 2 pp. 8vo. Washington, 1862. $2.50

738. MASON-SLIDELL CASE. Message of the President transmitting instructions to the Minister of the King of Italy relating to the Capture and Detention of Certain Citizens of the U. S. Passenger Steamer Trent. 4 pp. 8vo. Washington, 1862. $3oo Italy's Congratulations to President Lincoln on his disavowal of Captain Wilkes.

739. MARTYR'S MONUMENT. .Being the Patriotism and Politi- cal Wisdom of Abraham Lincoln, as exhibited in his Speeches, Mes- sages, Orders and Proclamations from the Presidential Canvass of 1860 until his Assassination, April 14, 1865. I2mo, cloth (faded). New York, 1865. $1.50

740. MATSUMURA, REV. K. Life of Abraham Lincoln. A Biog- raphy for the Young. PORTRAIT. PRINTED IN JAPANESE CHARACTERS THROUGHOUT. i2mo, half dark brown morocco, neat. Tokio, n. d. $6.00 Of extreme Interest to the Lincoln Collector, only three Japanese Lives of Lincoln being known up to the present.

741. MAYO, A. D. The Nation's Sacrifice. Abraham Lincoln. Two Discourses, delivered on Sunday Morning, April 16, and Wednes- day, April 19, 1865, in the Church of the Redeemer, Cincinnati. 8vo, half brown morocco, neat. Cincinnati, 1865. $4.00 MANY RARE AND FINE LINCOLN MEDALS.

742. MEDAL. Obverse A "Wide-awake" wearing a club uniform and carrying a lantern. "Hartford Wide-awakes." Reverse A "Wide- awake" carrying a torch, "Organized March Third 1860." Diameter 11-16 inches. 1860. $10.00 Fine impression in brass struck in honor of the Hartford Corps of Wide- GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 101

Awakes, the first Republican organization in the field to fight for Lincoln's election. This is shown by the date on reverse of medal, March 3, 1860.

743. MEDAL. Obverse Head to right: "A Lincoln. R. Cand't.

For President, 1860." Reverse Spread eagle : "F. Lehr's Needle Threaders, 37 Chatham St., N. Y." Brass. Diameter 3-4 of an inch. 1860. $4.00 Described by Mr. Zabriskie as very rare.

744. MEDAL. Obverse Bust to right, "For President Abraham Lincoln of Illinois." Reverse Thirteen stars, eagle and shield, "E. Pluribus Unum" on streamer in eagle's beak. White Metal. Diameter 1^2 inches. 1860. $5.00 Signed by True, one of the earliest of the Lincoln medallists.

745. MEDAL. Obverse: Busts of Lincoln and Hamlin to left:

"Lincoln & Hamlin" surrounded by palm wreath. Reverse : "We will not interfere with the constitutional rights of any State: The Fall of Sumter will be avenged, and the honor and integrity of the U. S. shall be maintained 1861." By F. B. Smith. Bronze. Diameter i)^ inches. 1861. $5.00

746. MEDAL. Bust of a Western Ranger: "/ am Ready, 1861." Reverse: "The Union must and shall be preserved." White metal. Di- ameter i^4 inches. 1861. $2.50

747. MEDAL. Head of Washington. "First in Peace." Reverse. Profile Head of Lincoln surrounded by Stars. White Metal. Diameter i inch. $1.00

748. MEDAL. Obverse Busts of Lincoln and Hamlin 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 U. S. shall be maintained, 1861." By F. B. Smith. Diame- ter 1 5/6 inches. Copper. 1861. $6.00 An extremely fine Campaign of 1860 medal.

749. MEDAL. Obverse Bearded head to right. Reverse "Per- severance 5 extends a hearty welcome." Diameter ^ of an inch. Silver. Philadelphia, 1861. $10.00 Issued at the Mint for a volunteer fire company of Phila. in commemoration of Lincoln's visit to that city in 1861. Very scarce.

750. MEDAL. Profile bust to right in high relief, "Abraham Lin- coln president of the United States 1862." Reverse : Two concentric circles. In the outer two figures of Indians, weapons and head of a squaw. In the inner circle, an Indian in War bonnet guiding a plow, with children playing in background, showing schoolhouse, church and l shipping. By S. ELLIS. Silver, with hole and ring. Diameter 2 /2 inches. 1862. $25.00 162 GEO.' D.-: SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

This is one of the Mint Series of Indian Peace Medals given by President Lin- coln to the visiting Indian Chiefs only a very few being struck off and personally presented by Lincoln to the Chiefs as an inducement to prevent them joining the Confederates. >:/'

75ii MEDAL. Obverse Bearded Bust facing to right "Abraham Lincoln president of the United States." Signed S. Ellis. Reverse Two Indian Braves and weapons form a circle within which an Indian in War Costume is plowing. In the background Indian Children playing before a Schdolhouse. Signed J. Wilson. Bronze. Diameter 2^2 inches. 1862. $12.00 One of the Indian Peace Medals issued by the Mint during the term of each President.

752. MEDAL. Head of "Lincoln" to right. Reverse "Abraham Lincoln, i6th President. Emancipation the great event of the ipth Century." Copper. Diameter i inch. Signed by Bolen. 1863. $2.00 ' 1 l . ^ , . ; '.'; ( 753. MEDAL. American Flag: "Long may it wave." Reverse Shield and wreath : "National Union League of the United States." Copper. Diameter i inch. 1863. $1.50

754. MEDAL. Copper trade token. Obverse Mars with the American flag, "1863." Reverse "Mossin & Marr, Engravers, Mil- waukee." Diameter fa inch. Milwaukee, 1863. $ I -5 Rare,

755.: MEDAL. Obverse^ Bust to right, 13 stars: "Honest Old

Abe." Reverse Oak wreath : "Union candidates, 1864. For Presi- dent, Abm. Lincoln of Illinois. For Vice-President, And. Johnson of 1 inch. Tertn." Diameter 5-16 1864. , $15.00

' 'A Very fine second Lincoln campaign medal in Silver. In this election the rail- the at- splitter had been forgotten and "Honest Abe" was predominating sobriquet taching to Lincoln.

,,,756. MEDAL. Obverse Bearded Bust to Right. Reverse "Abraham Lincoln. An Honest Man. The Crisis demands his Re- election, 1864." By Pasquet. Diameter % of an inch. Silver Impression struck at the Mint. 1864. $6.00

i , .Very fine second Lincoln campaign medal.

757. MEDAL. Obverse Bust to right: "A Nation's Benefactor." Reverse "R.H. Singleton, Bookseller, Stationer & Job Printer. P. O. Building, Nashville, Tenn." Brass. Diameter fa mcn - 1864. $4.00 Rare arid curious Southern Lincoln campaign medal.

' < : > ' r>i'i ',':'": > .:;. :' ; 758. MEDAL. Obverse Bearded Bust facing to right: "Abraham Lincoln for President^ 1864." Reverse "U. S." in oval surmounted by an Eagle and Surrounded with Flags and other Military Trophies. Di- ameter 13-16 inch. Nickeled Brass. 1864. $5-OO 'One of the few Lincoln medals bearing any military emblems. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 103

759. MEDAL. Obverse Bust to right: "Abraham Lincoln for President, 1864." Reverse "U. S." in oval shield surmounted by an eagle and surrounded by flags, guns, etc. Diameter 13-16 inch. 1864. $8.50 A fine second Lincoln campaign medal and very scarce, in Silver; one of the very few Lincoln medals adorned with Military emblems.

760. MEDAL. Obverse Bearded Bust to right. Reverse "Abra- ham Lincoln. An Honest Man. The Crisis demands his Re-election." By Pauquet. Diameter y^ of an inch. Struck in Silver by the Mint. 1864. $6.00 A very fine second Lincoln campaign medal.

761. MEDAL. Obverse Head to left; enclosed by 13 Stars, 1864. Reverse "Peck and Orviss, Druggist & Grocers, Baraboo, Wis." Brass. Diameter ^ of an inch. 1864. $3-5O Rare.

762. MEDAL. Obverse 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. Silver. Diameter 2 inches. 1865. $35-OO

763. MEDAL. Small token. Obverse Bearded bust to left: "Abraham Lincoln, 1810." Reverse "To the Emancipator and; Martyr. A Token." Diameter }/* inch. Brass. 1865. $2.50 Very Rare. Only 25 having been struck off.

764. MEDAL. Obverse Bearded Bust facing to right. "Abra- ham Lincoln, 1865." Reverse "A broken column with Flags on each side, and shield inscribed "A. L." below it, "Born Feb. 12, 1809, Assassin- ated Apr. 14, 1865." The whole inscribed, "He is in Glory and the Nation in Tears." Diameter 2 inches. Philadelphia, 1865. $15.00 A very beautiful and rare impression in copper, the work of W. H. Key. The finest of all the American memorial medals.

765. MEDAL. 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.

766. MEDAL. Obverse Head of Garfield to left. Reverse Head of Lincoln to right. Diameter I inch. 1881. $17.50

A beautiful gold 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. 104 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

767. 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. 1892. $4.00

768. MEDAL. Obverse Bearded Bust to right: "Centennial 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 i inch. New York, 1909. $5.00

769. MEDAL. Obverse Bust with Beard to right: "Centennial of Abraham Lincoln, 1909." Reverse "Government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth." Diameter i^s inches. New York, 1909. $8.50 B. L,. Pratt's splendid head of Lincoln in silver.

770. MEDAL. Obverse Bearded Bust to right: "Centennial of Abraham Lincoln, 1909." Reverse "Government of the people, by the people for the people, shall not perish off the earth." By B. L. Pratt, in Bronze, with loop and ring. Diameter I inch. New York, 1909. $2.00

771. MEDAL. Obverse Bearded Bust 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 i^$ inches. New York, 1909. $4.50 The very fine B. L. Pratt head in Bronze.

772. MEDAL. Obverse Bust to right : "Abraham Lincoln, Presi- dent, 1861-1865." Reverse "Centennial Anniversary of his Birth, Feb. 12,1809-1909." By E. F. Diameter 1^6 inches. Silver. 1909. $7.50 Very fine.

773. 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 looth Anniversary of the birth of Lincoln." Diameter 3 inches. Silver. Philadelphia : Dawson's Sons, 1909. $25.00 A grand Lincoln medal.

774. MEDAL. Bearded bust to right: "Abraham Lincoln." Re- verse : Ornamental shield with the inscription : "Awarded by the Toledo News-Bee for Merit in an Essay on Abraham Lincoln." Above the shield, Log-cabin and the dome of the Capitol. "1809-1865" and, "1909." Diameter 2 inches. 1909. $6.00 Silver.

775. MEDAL. Obverse: Head to right, "1809-1865. Abraham Lincoln." Reverse : "Illinois Watch Co., etc." Brass, with ring. Diam- eter iy2 inches. 1909. $1.50 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 105

776. MEDAL,. Centennial medal. Obverse: Head to right, "1809- 1909. Abraham Lincoln." Reverse : "With Charity for all," etc. Cop- l per gilt. Diameter i /2 inches. 1909. $1.50

777. MEDAL. Bearded Profile head to right, Inscribed "Abraham Lincoln." On the reverse View of the Log Cabin and Capitol. With scroll inscribed "Awarded by the Cleveland Press for. Merit in an Hssay on Abraham Lincoln." Diameter 2 inches. Copper silvered. Cleveland, 1909. $6.00

778. MEDAL. Obverse : Bearded profile but to left : "With Malice toward None, with Charity for all, 1809-1909." Reverse: Open oak and laurel wreath, star: "This medal struck for the Grand Army of the Republic in Commemoration of the looth Anniversary of the birth of Abraham Lincoln." Issued by Davison's Sons, Phila. Diameter 3 inches. Bronze. Philadelphia, 1909. $10.00

779. MEDAL. Obverse: Beardless Bust to right: "1809 Abraham Lincoln 1865." Reverse: "With malice toward none, with charity for all, with firmness in the right as God gives us to see the right, let us strive on." us have that makes and in that Stars ; "Let faith right might faith let us to the end dare to do our duty as we understand it." By H. Zearing. Diameter 134 inches. Bronze with Silver Finish. 1909. $7.50

780. MEDAL. Obverse Draped Bust to right, "Abraham Lincoln, 1809 1865." Reverse Closed oak and laurel wreath, "1809-1909. With malice towards none, with charity for all. With firmness in the right as God gives us to see the right." Diameter 2 inches. 1909. $3-5o The beautiful Mint Centennial Lincoln Medal in bronze.

781. MEDAL. Obverse Bearded bust to left : "Abraham Lincoln, 1910." Reverse "To the Emancipator and Martyr. A token." Diame- ter $/% of an inch. Gold. 1910. $10.00 A charming gold Medalet.

782. MEESE, WIUJAM A. Abraham Lincoln. Incidents in his Life relating to Waterways and Waterway Legislation. Fine Portrait and View of Lincoln's Ferry. 8vo, wrappers, uncut. Moline, 1908. $2.00

783. MEMORIAL ADDRESSES, delivered before the Two Houses^ of Congress on the Life and Character of ABRAHAM LINCOLN by George Bancroft, JAMSS A. GARFIEXD by James G. Elaine and WILUAM McKiN- LEY by John Hay. With 3 fine portraits. 4to, cloth, uncut. Washington, 1903. $2.50

784. MEMORIAL RECORD of the Nation's Tribute to Abraham Lincoln. Compiled by Benjamin F. Morris. Portrait and Illustrations. 8vo, original cloth. Washington, 1865. $3-SO Scarce. Contains very many expressions of Private Sympathy which do not appear to be recorded elsewhere. io6 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY THE FINEST ENAMEL PORTRAIT OF LINCOLN EVER MADE.

785. MEMORIAL WATCH made by the American Watch Com- pany of Waltham, Mass., shortly after Lincoln's Death. The Hunter ease is of eighteen karat gold and on the front cover is a beautifully executed Enamel head of Lincoln, enclosed within a floral wreath of black enamel. The portrait, which is bearded, is about i inch high by 3/4. In the original velvet lined case as used about 1865. $200.00 A Beautiful and very Artistic Lincoln Relic.

786. MERRYMAN HABEAS CORPUS CASE. The Proceedings in full, an opinion of Chief Justice Taney. The United States Govern- ment a military despotism. 8vo, original covers. Jackson, Miss., 1861. $25.00 Chief Justice. Taney's famous decision that the suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act by President Lincoln was ILLEGAL.

787. MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT communicating a Report from the Secretary of State relative to an arrangement between the U. S. and Great Britain relating to the Naval Force to be maintained upon the American Lakes. One page. 8vo. Washington, Jan. 9, 1865. $2.50

788. MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT in relation to the Pre- sentation of a Sword of Honor to Captain Henry S. Stellwagen by the Oueen of Great Britain. I page. 8vo. Washington, Feb. 8, 1865. $1.50

789. MESSAGE of the President of the United States and Ac- companying Documents, from the Secretary of State. 8vo, half morocco. Washington, 1861. $5-OO

The Message, which is dated Dec. 3, 1861, occupies the first 20 pages, reviews the progress of the War from its start and deals especially with the Administra- tion's Intercourse with Foreign Powers. At the Conclusion speaking of the Future he optimistically says: "There are already among us those who, if the Union be preserved, will live to see it contain two hundred and fifty millions."

790. MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT communicating a Report from the Consular Officers of the U. S. for 1863 together with a full list of all Consular Officers in duty in office in 1864 with their places of Residence. 8vo, sewed. Washington, March 3, 1865. $2.00

791. METHODIST CENTENARY ALMANAC FOR 1866. Calculated by S. H. Wright of Dundee, Yates Co., N. Y. With woodcut Illustrations including a Memorial Portrait of Lincoln, an Account of his Entry into Richmond and note on his death. I2mo, half dark morocco*. New York, 1866. $2.50

792. METROPOLITAN RECORD, N. Y. Articles from the Metropolitan Record. (A Collection of 23 Articles bitterly opposing GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 107

the Lincoln Administration.) i2mo, half brown morocco, neat. New York, 1863. $10.00 The Xames of these Scurrilous pieces are "The United States converted into a Military Despotism" "Grounds of Impeachment of the President" "Nobody's Hurt" "A New Joke. Is it the President's?" "The Conscription" "The Ad- it ministration Telegraph ; or how is done. A Play in three Acts," etc.

793. MEXICAN-FRENCH WAR. Message of the President in relation to the Alleged interference of our Minister to Mexico in favor of the French. 8vo, sewed. Washington, 1862. $2.50 Refers to the decree of Expulsion of French Residents ordered by the Mexican Government for whom the American Minister Thomas Cowdin had interceded.

794. MEXICAN-FRENCH WAR. Message of the President communicating Correspondence between this Government and the Mexican Minister in relation to the Exportation of Articles contraband of War for the use of the French Armv in Mexico. 8vo, sewed. Washington, 1863. $5.00 The protest of Mexico against the supplying of Munitions to the French in Mexico. The Government decided to uphold the Instructions of Alexander Hamil- ton given in 1793 that "the purchasing and exporting from the United States, by way of merchandise, articles commonly called contraband, being generally warlike in- struments and stores, is free to all parties at war, and is not to be interfered with."

795. MEXICO. Message of the President of the United States communicating information on the present condition of Mexico and the case of the French War Transport steamer "Rhine." 8vo, sewed. Washington, Feb. 4, 1865. $2.00

796. MEXICO. The Present Condition of Mexico. Message of the President and accompanying Documents. 8vo, sewed. Washington, 1862. $2.50

797. MILES, THOMAS JEFFERSON. "To All whom it may Con- cern." The Conspiracy *of Leading Men of the Republican Party to destroy the American Union proved by their Words and Acts antecedent! and subsequent to the Rebellion. 8vo, half light calf. New York, 1864. $4.50 A bitter Anti-Lincoln Campaign Document. GRAND LINCOLN ADDRESS BY PRESIDENT HAYES.

798. MILITARY ORDER OF THE LOYAL LEGION. Short A. L. S. from Ex-President Rutherford B. Hayes to General James Grant Wilson sending him a Copy partly printed and partly in Haye's of his Address on delivered before the Autograph, Lincoln Commandery ; adding "Would it were worthier!" The Address covers 6 pages and contains many eloquent Tributes to Lincoln. Together 7 pages 8vo and envelope. Spiegel Green Fremont, O. 1891. $25.00

Some of the most interesting Lincoln passages read : "In the very hour of the Rapture and Ecstacy of our full anl final Triumph in the Great Conflict the cruel Tidings came that seemed for a. time to blast it all forever. What was Victory io8 GEO.. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

j i without Lincoln? Where was hope ivith Lincoln Murdered? Where is Holy Ground? If anywhere it is ivhere man freely dies for his Fellow Man. That Sublime Privilege was the Crown of Lincoln's Fame. Arid -we of the Loyal Legion and our Comrades of the Grand Army can reverently thank God that we were permitted to stand by Lincoln in the deadly Crisis of our Nation's History."

799. MILITARY REVIEW of the Campaign in Virginia and Mary- - land under Gens. Fremont, Banks, McDowell, Pope, Halleck and GEORGE B. McCLELLAN, in 1862. By F. A. Petersen. 2 parts. 8vo, original wrappers. New York. Tousey and Dexter. 1862. $15.00 A very Violent Copperhead Attack upon Lincoln's War Policy, reviewing Mc- Clellan's operations until his Removal by Lincoln. One of the Author's closing- remarks read : "People in England, in France and in Russia who have had a Cromwell, two Nepoleons and Striletzers are astonished. They wonder that Mc- Clellan at the head of 150,000 men devotedly attached to him surrounded by his' Friends, obeyed the order of the President, INSTEAD OF MARCHING TO WASHINGTON AND DEPOSING HIM AND His ADVISERS. These people do not know the patriot McClcllan."

800. MILLER, S. F. Life and Character of Abraham Lincoln. A Memorial Oration delivered at Franklin, N. Y., June ist, 1865. 8vo, half light brown morocco, original wrappers bound in. Delhi. 1865. $3.50 Scarce.

801. MINNESOTA PETITION. A Manuscript Memorial signed by 65 Members of the Minnesota Legislature urging PRESIDENT LINCOLN to appoint CYRUS ALDRICH as U. S. Marshal for the District of Minne- sota. 3pp. folio (St. Paul. 1865.) $15.00 Interesting Minnesota Item containing the Names of the leading Republican Legislators of the State including that of John S. Pillsbury, J. V. Daniels, Edmund Rice, I. H. Armstrong Speaker of the House, George P. Wilson and others.

802. MINOR, CHARLES L. C. The Real Lincoln. With Article by Lyon G. Tyler, Edited by Kate Mason Rowland. i2mo, half light calf gilt, original wrappers bound in. Richmond. Va. 1901. $6.00 A vigorous attempt to prove that both the Public *and Private Lives of Lincoln were entirely at variance with the generally accepted idea of him as a Hero and Martyr.

803. MISCEGENATION : the Theory of the Blending of the Races, applied to the American White Man and Negro. (Superiority of Mixed Races. Blending of Diverse Bloods essential to American Progress. Secret of Southern Success, Love of Blonde for the Black, etc.) I2mo, original wrappers uncut and unopened. New York. 1864. $10.00 "May we not hope that in the happier hereafter of this Continent, whe*n the Mongolian from China and Japan, and the Negro from his own Africa shall have blent thier more emotional Natures with ours, that here may be witnessed, at once the most perfect Religion, as well as the most perfect type of mankind the world has yet seen. Let us then embrace our Black Brother." etc., etc.

804. MISSIONARIES IN EGYPT. Indemnity for Maltreatment of American Missionaries Agent in Egypt. Message from President Lin- coln. 8vo, sewed. Washington. 1862. $3.50 The Agent Paris was employed in the sale and distribution of American Bibles and had also been employed by a Native Woman who wished to return to the GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 109

Christian Faith. By order of the Cadi pf Osiut he was bastinadoed nearly to death. He procured through Consul Thayer's Efforts an Indemnity of Five thousand dollars.

805. MISSOURI. Address of the Committee from the State of Missouri, to PRESIDENT LINCOLN. 8vo, sewed. Washington. Sep. 30, 1863. $5-00 The Committee, which was composed of 70 Merribers, whose names are signed at end of the address, came to Washington to impress upon the President the Patriotic sentiment of the State and their unswerving support of his Policy in relation to Slavery, and protesting against the extreme Pro-Slavery attitude of HAMILTON R. GAMBLE the Governor. VERY SCARCE. GIVEN BY LINCOLN TO GEN. BANKS.

806. G. MITCHELL, DONALD Fudge Doings ; being Tony Fudge's Record. By Ik. Marvel. Frontispieces by Darley. 2 vols. I2mo, cloth. New York. 1855. $250.00 First Edition. A VERY INTERESTING ASSOCIATION COPY, HAVING IN EACH VOLUME A PRESENTATION INSCRIPTION IN LINCOLN'S HANDWRITING: "To MAJOR GENERAL BANKS, A. LINCOLN."

807. MITCHELL, JAMES. Letter on the Relation of the White and African Races in the United States, showing the Necessity of the Colon- ization of the Latter. 8vo, new half roan neat. Washington. 1862. $4.00 Addressed "To his Excellency Abraham Lincoln." Bound with John E. Bur- ton's "Abraham Lincoln."

808. MITCHELL, S. S. In Memoriam, Abraham Lincoln. Address by the Pastor of the Presbyterian Church of Harrisburg. Printed within black borders throughout. 8vo, half light brown morocco neat, original black wrappers bound in. Harrisburg. 1865. $7.50 Preceded by the Official Advice of Secretary of War Stanton announcing the President's Death and Secretary of State Hunter's Orders regarding the Funeral at Washington.

809. MONITOR AND MERRIMAC. Message of the President recommending a Vote of Thanks to Commander John L. Worden for skill and Gallantry exhibited in the Battle between the U. S. Iron-clad Steamer "Monitor" and Rebel Steamer "Merrimac." One page 8vo, Washington. 1862. $5.00 Rare Lincoln Naval Item. In his Message the President refers to the Action as a "remarkable battle."

8 10. MOORE, ASHER. Memorial Sermon on Abraham Lincoln, at Springfield, Vt., June i, 1865. In "Christian Repository," for July I, 4pp. Large folio. Montpelier, Vt. 1865. $5.00 Occupies four columns. The only printed form of this fine Lincoln Memorial. Clean and Perfect Copy.

811. MOORE, CHARGES HALSEY. Abraham Lincoln. The Boy, the Man and the President. A Lecture. 8vo, original wrappers. Platts- burgh. n. d. $2.50 Fine Copy. Scarce. no GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

812. MORAIS, RABBI S. Address delivered Nov. 26, 1863 before the Congregation Mikve Israel of Philadelphia at their Synagogue in Seventh Street. Address on the Death of Abraham Lincoln delivered April 19, 1865. Discourse before the Congregation Mikve Israel June I, 1865. 3 vols. in one, 8vo half dark brown morocco gilt, original wrappers bound in. Philadelphia. 5625-1865. $10.00 Three Scarce Hebrew Addresses, only very small Edition having been published.

813. MOREHOUSE, H. L. Evil its Own Destroyer. A Discourse delivered before the United Societies of the Congregational and Baptist Churches in the City of EAST SAGINAW, MICH. i6mo, half dark brown morocco, original wrappers bound in. East Saginaw. 1865. $8.50

Rare. Author's Presentation Copy to Samuel Agnew with slip inserted at page 12.

814. MORGAN, WILLIAM F. Joy Darkened. Sermon Preached in St. Thomas' Church. New York. April 16, 1865. THE PROLONGED LAMENT. Sermon preached April 23, 1865. 8vo, original cloth. New York. 1865. $6.00 The Order of Services contains two Hymns written for the Occasion. Fine Copy.

815. MORRIS, B. F. Memorial Record of the Nation's Tribute to Abraham Lincoln. Portrait of Lincoln and Views of the Funeral Ser- vices. 8vo, original cloth. Washington. 1865. $3-5o

816. MORSE, PROFESSOR S. F. B. Papers from the Society for the Diffusion of Political Knowledge, including Speeches, Addresses, and Letters from Prof. Morse, George T. Curtis, S. J. Tilden, E. N. Crosby, Horatio Seymour, and others. Nos. 1-8, 10, 12-14, *9 an(i 22 - I n a ll J 4 pieces in one vol. 8vo, brown calf neat. New York. 1862-3-4. $10.00

All written in opposition to, and strongly criticising the Lincoln Administrations.

817. MOTT, EDWARD HAROLD. Lincoln "New Birth of our new Soil, the first American." A Brief Biographical Sketch of Lincoln, Fit- ting Appreciation of his Character, and a Compilation of Selections from his State Papers, etc. Portrait and Illustrations. 8vo, wrappers with medallion portrait in red. New York. 1908. $i-5O

818. MOURNING BADGES of silk made for the City Councils of National Uncion Club B. F. D. for National Philadelphia ; ; Engine 3, and Day of Mourning, Boston. Each with portrait. 4 pieces. 1865. $5.00

819. MOURNING CARDS and Badges printed at the time of the Funeral of President Lincoln, and bearing his portrait, a quotation, or some other mark of mourning and affection. 12 pieces. April, 1865. $10.00

820. MUDD, SAMUEL A. The Life of Dr. Samuel A. Mudd. Con- taining his Letters, from Fort Jefferson, Dry Tortugas Island, where he was Imprisoned Four Years for Alleged Complicity in the Assassination GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY in of Abraham Lincoln. Edited by his Daughter Nellie Mudd with preface by D. Eldridge Monroe. With 7 portraits, 8vo, cloth, uncut. New York. 1906. $2.50

821. MUDGE, Z. A. The Forest Boy. A Sketch of the Life of Abraham Lincoln for Young People. With 4 illustrations by Felter. i6mo, cloth. New York. (1867.) $1.50

822. MURDOCH, JAMES E. Patriotism in Poetry and Prose. Frontispiece of Relics presented to Lincoln. I2mo, cloth. Philadelphia. 1864. $4.00 First Edition. Contains fine poem by Bayard Taylor "Scott and the Veteran" "The Sleeping Sentinel" by Janvier "Three Eras" inscribed to President Lincoln by T. B. Read and Articles on Lincoln at Springfield and at Washington.

823. MURDOCK, DAVID. Death of Abraham Lincoln. A Sermon preached in the Congregational Church in NEW MILFORD, Conn. April 23, 1865. 8vo, half black morocco, original wrappers bound in. Milford. Northrop's Gallery of Art. 1865. $5.00 With Author's Presentation Inscription to Samuel Agnew inserted.

824. MURRAY, WIUJAM H. H. Address delivered on the Sabbath following the Assassination of President Lincoln in the Second Congre- gational Church, Greenwich, Conn. 8vo, original limp black cloth. New York. 1865. $7.50

825. MYERS, LEONARD. Abraham Lncoln. A Memorial Address delivered before the Union League of the Thirteenth Ward. 8vo, half brown morocco, original wrappers bound in. Philadelphia. 1865. $3.00

RARE LINCOLN MUSIC.

826. MUSIC. "Honest Old Abe." Song and Chorus. Words by D. Wentworth. Music by A Wide Awake. Fine oval portrait on cover. Bust to Left no beard, facsimile autograph. Folio. Buffalo. 1860. $6.00 list to all "Ye Democrats my Story, Ye Douglasites give me heed ; Though your Candidates running for glory, He's not making very good speed But out on the wide rolling Prairie A Tall Sucker has taken the Course Who will wind up the Race in a hurry And distance you Stubby tailed horse" A very Rare First Campaign Piece.

827. MUSIC. "Dat's whats de Matter wid de Purps." A Comic Song. Published by the Author. On front cover Caricature of a Negro worried by two Dogs "Jeff" and "Abe." Folio. Louisville. 1863. $3.50

828. MUSIC. "The Savior of our Country." Dedicated to Little Willie Lincoln by 0. Wheelock. Five Lithographic portraits uu cover of Lincoln and "Tad." Folio. Philadelphia. 1865. $4-5O

829. MUSIC. "The Amercan Volunteers March." Dedicated to Gen. H. A. Morrow and his Staff by Dr. Edward Clapman, Surgeon "jth ii2 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

Michigan V. I. Engraved title with fine medallion portraits of Lincoln and Grant surrounded by Military Emblems. Folio. Chicago. 1865. $5.00 Very Scarce.

830. MUSIC. "Rest, Spirit, Rest." Grand Requiem March to the Memory of Abraham Lincoln by E. Hoffman. Fine full face portrait of Lincoln, with Beard on cover. Folio. New York. 1865. $4.00

831. MUSIC. "We Mourn Our Country's Loss." National Funeral March composed by Aug. Buechel. Fine emblematic title with Heads of Lincoln and Garfield surrounded by Mourning Emblems. Folio New York. 1 88 1. $4.00

832. MUSIC. "Grand Funeral March." To the Memory of Abra- ham Lincoln, 1809-1865. Composed by Henry Mayer. Full face portrait of Lincoln with beard, in a Circle of Stars. Folio. New York. 1865. $4.00

833. MUSIC. "Saule Pleureur." Marche Funebre du President Lincoln. Compose par B. A. Whaples. With an uncommon portrait of Lincoln draped by flags. Folio. New York. 1865. $5-OO Very scarce French Piece.

834. MUSIC. "Our Noble Chief has Passed Away." Elegy on the Death of Abraham Lincoln. Words by George Cooper. Music by J. R. Thomas. Engraved Cover. Folio. New York. 1865. $3.00 First Edition of this Fine and Scarce Piece.

835. MUSIC. "We are Coming Father Abr'am, 300,000 more." Poetry by WILUAM CULLEN BRYANT. Music by L. O. Emerson. Folio. Boston. (1862) $3.50 Although the most popular of the Early Lincoln War Songs Bryant's name seldom appears as the Author. 836. MUSIC. "Abrham Lincoln's Funeral March," dedicated to the people of the U. S. Composed by W. J. Robjoln. Folio, with very fine portrait of Lincoln within a Mourning wreath on cover. Detroit. J. H. Whitlemore. 1865. $3.50 Very Scarce. 837. MUSIC. "Stand! Father Abraham." Song and Chorus. Words by S. C. Burdick, Music by J. M. Stillman. Folio. Boston. (1864) $2.00

838. MUSIC. "Hewitt's Quick Step," as performed by the Jeffer- son Guards Band. Dedicated to Lt. James L. Hewitt and the Officers of the New York Light Guard by T. Rebhun. Folio pictorial Cover. New York. n. d. $1.50 839. MUSIC. Dan Bryant's Popular Comic Song. "How are you Green-Backs!" Words by E. Bowers. Music by Charles Glover. Folio. Pictorial wrappers. New York. (1864) $2.50 "We're coming Father Abram, One hundred thousand more Five hundred presses printing us from morn till night is o'er," etc. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 113

840. MUSIC. "Washington and Lincoln." Song and Chorus. Words and Music by Henry C. Work. Folio. Chicago. 1864. $2.00 "Who gave us Independence. On Continent and Sea Who saved the glorious Union and set a people free!" etc.

841. MUSIC. "Lincoln Quick Step." Music by Ch. Grobe. Folio, Emblematic with fine vignette portrait, clean shaved, of Lincoln, with .Mississippi flat boat beneath. Philadelphia. 1860. $5.00 " 'Honest Old Abe' has split many a Rail He is up to his work, and he' I! surely not fail, He has guided his Flat-boat thro many a straight,. And watchfull he'll prove at the Helm of the State."

842. MUSIC. To the President. "We are Coming Father Abraham 300,000 more." Words from the N. Y. Evening Post, arranged by S. J. Adams. Folio. Boston. 1862. $2.00

843. MUSIC. "Grafted into the Army." Words and music by Henry C. Work. Folio pictorial covers. Chicago. 1862. $2.00

844. MUSIC. "Mourn ye afflicted people Mourn." Monody on the Death of A. Lincoln. Sixteenth President of the U. S. born Feb. 12, 1808. Died by the hand of an Assassin April 17, 1865. Words and Music by J. C. Beckel. Folio. Cincinnati. 1865. $2.50

845. MUSIC. "President Lincoln's Funeral March." Composed by E. Mack. Folio. Title within black borders and vign$tte head of Lincoln on cover. Philadelphia. 1865. . $1.50

846. MUSIC. "The Nation Mourns." Funeral March to the Mem- ory of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, the Martyr President of the United States of America. Music by Mrs. E. A. Parkhurst. Folio, with very fine large lithographic portrait of Lincoln on fore cover. New York. 1865. $3.50

847. MUSIC. Young Eph's Jubilee. Song and Dance as performed by Thomas Gething's. Words by J. B. Murphy. Music by W. H. Brack- way. Folio pictorial cover. Chicago. 1865. $2.50

848. MUSIC. "FUNERAL MARCH" to the Memory of Abraham Lincoln the Martyr President of the U. S. A. Music by Mrs. Parkhurst. Folio heavy black borders on cover. New York. 1865. $1.50

849. MUSIC. "He's Gone to the Arms of Abraham." Comic Bal- lad. By Sep Winner. Folio. Philadelphia. 1864. $2.00

850. MUSIC. "The Nation in Tears." In Memoriam Abraham Lincoln. Words by R. C. Music by Konrad Treuer. Printed within black borders. Large woodcut portrait of Lincoln on front cover, Full page Memorial Card and View of the Funeral Procession on Broadway on last page. Folio. New York. 1865. $6.00 Rare. ii4 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

851. MUSIC. "A Nation Mourns Her Martyred Son." Words by Alice Hawthorne. Music by Sep Winner. Folio. Philadelphia. 1865. $3.00 An extremely -fine Funeral Hymn.

852. MUSIC. "Lincoln Quick Step." Dedicated to Abraham Lin- coln, President of the U. S. Composed by Ch. Grobe. Fine early portrait of Lincoln with full beard on cover. Folio. Philadelphia. 1860. $5.00 One of the Earliest Lincoln Musical Pieces with an unusually fine portrait.

853. MUSIC. "The President's Hymn." Song and Chorus. Words by Dr. Muhlenburg, music by J. W. Turner. Folio, wrappers. Boston. 1863. $2.50

854. MUSIC. Des Deutschen Vaterland und Die Wacht am Rhein. r W ords by G. Reichardt and C. Wilhelm. Piano Music by F. Ludke. Folio pictorial cover. New York. 1870. $1.00

855. MUSIC. "He's Gone to the Arms of Abraham." Comic War Ballad. By Sep Winner. Dedicated to E. F. Dixey. Folio. Phila- delphia. 1863. $2.50 "He's gone. He's gone. As meek as any lamb, They took him, yes, they took him, to the Arms of Abraham."

856. MUSIC. "We are coming Father Abraham, or Three hundred thousand more." Inscribed to our Volunteers by A. B. Irving. Folio. Chicago. 1862. $3.00 One of the most famous of the Lincoln War Songs.

857. MUSIC. "We'll fight for Uncle Abe." Plantation Song and Chorus. Sung with great success by C. Pettengill at the Concerts of the Buckley Serenaders. Melody by J. K. Campbell, arranged by Fred Buckley. Folio. Boston. 1863. $2.00

858. MUSIC. "The Light Guards Quickstep." Composed and Re- spectfully dedicated to the Milwaukee Light Guards by H. N. Hempsted. Folio, colored pictorial wrapper. Milwaukee. 1859. $2.50 A Rare Wisconsin Piece.

859. MUSIC. "Uncle Abram, Bully for you !" Song and Chorus by G. R. Lampard. Words by J. Smith. Folio. Chicago. 1862. $2.50 A highly popular Western Lincoln Song. 860. MUSIC. "We are Coming Father Abram, Three hundred thousand more." Set to Music by P. S. Gilmore. Folio. Boston. 1862. $3.00

861. MUSIC. "Farewell Father, Friend and Guardian." We mourn the Nation's Dead. Abraham Lincoln, President, assassinated in Washington, April 14, 1865. Words by L. M. Dawn. Music by Geo. F. Root. Folio. Chicago. 1865. $2.50 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 115

862. NABUCO, JOAQUIM. Lincoln's World Influence. Remarks of the Brazilian Ambassador at the I4th Annual Banquet of the Lincoln Re- publican Club and of the Young Men's Republican Club of Grand Rapids on February 12, 1906. $2.75 Privately Printed and Scarce.

863. NABUCO, JOAQUIM. Lincoln's Centenary. Speech of the Brazilian Ambassador at the Celebration in Washington. Svo, original wrappers. Washington, D. C. 1909. $1.00

864. NANCY HANKS, the Story of Abraham Lincoln's Mother. By CAROLINE HANKS HITCHCOCK. With Frontispiece and 10 illustrations. i6mo, limp morocco, gilt top. New York. 1900. $1.50 "This book will silence forever in the minds of unprejudiced Readers the painful doubts which have rested on the origin of Abraham Lincoln."

865. NASON, EUAS. Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln late President of the United States, delivered before the New England Historic-Genealog- ical Society. Svo, half light calf, original wrappers bound in. Boston. 1865. $4.00 Contains fine original Poem, written for the Occasion entitled "THE BURIAL

OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN" signed I. H. S. i

866. NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE. Edited by George W. Matsell. Containing 6 large Cuts of the Shooting of Lincoln, the Death Bed Scene, Portrait of Booth, etc. Lettered "T-he Assassin's Carnival." Account of the Murder printed within black borders. 4 pages folio. New York. April 22, 1865. $5-OO

867. NAVAL OFFICERS. Message of the President recommending a Vote of Thanks by Congress to Captains James J. Lardner, C. H. Davis, S. H. Stringham and Commanders J. A. Dahlgren. Stephen C. Rowan and DAVID D. PORTER, for distinguished Services. One page, Svo. Washington. 1862. $6.00 Very Rare.

868. NEGRO SOLDIERS. Message of the President communicating correspondence relative to the use of Negroes by the French Army in~ Mexico. 4 pp. Svo, folded. Washington. 1863. $3-OO Refers to the employment of a Regiment of Native troops from Egypt for garrison duty at Vera Cruz in place of the French killed by yellow fever.

869. NELSON, HENRY A. The "Divinely Prepared Ruler," and the "Fit End of Treason." Two Discourses delivered in the First Presbyter- ian Church, Springfield Illinois. May 7, 1865. Svo, original wrappers. Springfield. 1865. $5.00 Only 250 copies printed. One of the finest and scarcest of the Illinois Eulogies.

870. NEW GOSPEL OF PEACE, according to Saint Benjamin. Complete in 4 series. I2mo, half dark brown morocco neat, with all the u6 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY original wrappers bound in, uncut. New York. Sinclair Tousey. 1863-66. $10.00 All First Edition of these very amusing political Satires on the Lincoln Ad- ministration. Written by Richard Grant White.

871. NEW GRANDA. Message from the President in answer to Resolution of the House asking why our Minister to New England has not presented his Credentials. 2 pp. 8vo. Washington. 1863. $2.50 In this long Message Lincoln explains that a New Revolution having broken out he had instructed the Minister not to present his Credentials to either the Government of the Granadian Conferency or to the Provisional Military Govern- ment but to wait instructions.

872. NEW MEXICO. Message of the President regarding public lands donated for the benefit of Colleges in the Territory of New Mexico. One page, 8vo. Washington. 1863. $1.00

873. NEW ORLEANS. Message from the President communicating a Copy of General Orders issued by Major Gen. Banks at New Orleans. 4 pp. 8vo. Washington. 1864. $3-5o A Great State Paper dealing mostly with the subject of Compensated Plan- tation Labor, Public or Private, and the Restoration of Civil Government.

874. NEW ORLEANS 5 CENT SONG-BOOK. Illustrated with woodcuts. I2mo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. New Orleans. John Hopkins. 1863. $7-5o Contains "Lincoln going to Canaan" and several Songs expressing strong Anti- Lincoln Sentiments.

875. NEWPORT. Message of the President transmitting Corres- pondence relative to the attempted seizure of M. Fauchet, Minister Plenipotentiary of France, by the Commander of the British Ship of War "Africa," within the Waters of the United States. 8vo, sewed. Wash- ington. 1862. $5-QO The incident referred to occurred in 1705 in sight of the Fort at Newport. The only form in which this very interesting Rhode Island Matter can be found.

876. NEWELL, ROBERT H. The Martyr President. With black borders to the text throughout. I2mo, half dark brown morocco, original glazed wrappers bound in. New York. 1865. $6.00 First Edition of one of the Finest Poems written on the Death of Lincoln. The Author was better known as "ORPHEUS C. KERR" the Humourist of the Civil War.

877. NEW WORLD HEROES : Lincoln and Garfield. The Life Story of two self-made Men. whom the people made Presidents. By the Author of "Grace Darling," Portrait. I2mo, cloth. London, about 1883. $2.00 LINCOLN'S COPY.

878. NEW YORK. Welcome to Goldwin Smith, by Citizens of New York, at the Union League Club, Nov. 12, 1864. 8vo, half blue morocco, gilt back and top, original wrappers bound in. New York. 1864. $75- GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 117

With Autograph Inscription on front wrapper : "The President of the United

States, with W . Jay's Compliments." In the Address by Goldwin Smith he said of Lincoln "Here is no Anarchy, no Military Dictatorship. In the midst of Civil War, a Civilan is re-elected President, by a Constitutional Process as tranquil as an English Sabbath Day. And no King is more secure in the Allegiance of his Sub- jects than is the President in the Allegiance of all even those who voted against him beneath his Elective Rule." The Volume also contains a short letter of Re- grets at not being present from President Lincoln and many Complimentary Speeches, and Letters by Henry Ward Beecher, Peter Cooper, O. W. Holmes, Parke Godwin, Charles Sumner and others.

879. NEW YORK. Obsequies of Abraham Lincoln in Union Square. New York. April 25, 1865. Printed for the Citizens Committee. Fine portrait. Royal 8vo. half dark brown morocco, original wrappers bound in. New York. 1865. $4.00 Contains prayer for the Occasion by Stephen Tyng, George Bancroft's Memorial Address, Lincoln's last Inaugural Address, Rabbi Isaac's Scripture Selections and Bryant's Famous Funeral Ode "Oh slow to smite arid szvift to spare."

880. NEW YORK. Obsequies of Abraham Lincoln in the City of New York. Text printed within black borders throughout. Fine portrait of Lincoln and numerous fine views of the Procession at the City Hall, Madison Square, Desbrosses Street Ferry, etc. 8vo, cloth. New York. 1865. $3.00 One of the handsomest New York Books ever got up by David T. Valentine for the Common Council:

MAYOR GAYNOR ON LINCOLN AND SLAVERY.

881. NEW YORK. Very interesting Typewritten Letter signed from Mayor Wl J. Gaynor to Isaac Mafkens, Author of "Lincoln and the Jews" in reference to the effect of the Emancipation Proclamation that in it "/ did not say he was too late signing it, but that he signed only after great importunity. I suppose you know that Lincoln was not an Abolitionist. He did not try to free the slave. He only opposed Slavery's further extension. He said that he "WOULD SAVE THE UNION WITH SLAVERY IF HE COULD, WITHOUT IT IP HE MUST" etc., etc. One page 8vo, Mayor's Office. New York. Jan. 3. 1912. $10.00 882. NEW YORK BROADSIDE. President Lincoln's Farewell Address to his Old Neighbors, Springfield, February 12, 1861. Folio- 14 x 18 inches. New York. 1865. $6.50

883. NEW YORK TIMES, with account of the Trial of the Con- spirators, and with 9 very interesting contemporary illustrations of the Murder laid in. April 10, May 15-19, 1865. $12.50

884. NEVADA. Message of the President transmitting a Com- munication from the Governor of the Territory of Nevada. 8vo, sewed. Washington. 1862. $10.00 The First Governor's First Report giving very interesting details about the Secession Elements, the Gamblers and Desperadoes, Indian Troubles etc. n8 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

885. NICHOLAS, S. S. A Review of the Argument of President Lincoln and Attorney General Bates, in favor of Presidential Power to suspend the privilege of the Writ of Habeas Corpus. 8vo, half light calf, Louisville Ky. 1861. $7.50 Rare. Written by a "thorough and devoted Unionist" in complete opposition to the Views of Lincoln and his proposed "March to Despotism."

886. NICCOLLS, SAMUEL J. In Memoriam. A Discourse on the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Delivered in the Second Presbyterian Church of St. Louis. April 23, 1865. 8vo, original wrappers. St. Louis. 1865. $7-50 A Rare Missouri Lincoln Sermon. Very fine Copy.

887. NICCOLLS, SAMUEL J. In Memoriam. A Discourse on the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States, delivered in the Second Presbyterian Church of St. Louis, April 23, 1865. 8vo, half dark brown morocco, original wrappers bound in. St. Louis. 1865. $10.00 The Rarest of the St. Louis Addresses.

NICOLAY, JOHN G. Abraham Lincoln. I2tno, half calf, original wrappers bound in. Boston. 1882. $10.00 The above article was written for the Encyclopedia Britannica and only 50 copies were printed of the present edition, for copyright purposes.

889. NICOLAY, JOHN G. Abraham Lincoln. i2mo, original wrappers. Boston. 1882. $8.00 First Edition. Extremely scarce.

890. NICOLAY AND HAY. Complete Works of Abraham Lin- coln. Edited by John G. Nicolay and John Hay. With a General Intro- duction by Richard Watson Gilder, and Special Articles by Other Eminent Persons, Profusely Illustrated with Portraits and other Illustrations. 12 Vols. 8vo, three-quarter brown levant, gold panelled backs, gilt tops, uncut. New York. (1905). $40.00 The Gettysburg Edition de Luxe. Number I. Inserted in the First Volume is a short note from John Hay dated from the Department of State Feb. 12, 1904, identifying himself and Mr. Ni'oolay in a photograph taken with Lincoln in 1863. Laid in, in the same volume is a letter from the Publishers acknowledging the Re- ceipt of Ninety dollars in payment for the set and stating "We are shipping you today via American Express the first shipment of Set No. I, which set was reserved for ROBERT T. LINCOLN, but upon Mr. Marcy's Request we are forwarding same to you."

891. NILES, REV. H. E. Address on the Occasion of President Lin- coln's Funeral Obsequies. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. York Pa. 1865. $6.50 Only 300 copies printed. With presentation slip from the Author to Samuel Agnew President of. the Pennsylvania Historical.

892. NILES, H. E. Address on the Occasion of President Lincoln's Funeral Obsequies in York, Pa. 8vo, original wrappers. York. Hiram Young. April 19, 1865. $3.00 Very scarce. Only 300 Copies having been printed. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AvE., NEW YORK CITY 119

893. NOBLE, MASON. Sermon delivered in the U. S. Naval Academy on the day of the Funeral of the late President Abraham Lin- coln. 8vo, wrappers. Newport, R. I. 1865. $3-5 A Scarce Newport Naval Academy Address^

894. NOBLE, MASON. Sermon delivered in the United States Naval Academy on Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. Newport. 1865. $5-OO Fine and Rare Naval Address.

895. NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW for Dec. 1906, containing t\vo Important Lincoln Reviews : "Lincoln the Lazvyer" by M. De Wolfe Howe and "Lew Wallace an Autobiography" by Gen. O. O. Howard. Bound up with Lippincotts August number containing "Personal Recol- lection of Abraham Lincoln" by James M. Scovel. 8vo, half brown morocco, original covers bound in. New York and Philadelphia. 1906- 1889. $2.50

896. NORTH CAROLINA. Message from the President in relation to the Authority and Action of the Hon. Edward Stanley, Military Governor of North Carolina. 2 pages. 8vo. Washington. 1862. $1.50 Refers to Charges that the Governor had prevented the Education of Children, white or black, in said State.

897. NORTHROP, REV. H. H. A Sermon upon the Assassination of President Abraham Lincoln, preached at Carthage, Ills., on April 19, 1865. 8pp. 8vo, half morocco gilt wrappers bound in. Carthage. 1865. $25.00 With presentation inscription by the author on back cover expressing "reverence for Mr. L. and abhorrence of rebellion and traitorism as exhibited by Jeff Davis, ANDREW JOHNSON, &c." This coupling of Andrew Johnson and Jeff Davis is some- what surprising as the only reference in this very spirited Discourse, to Johnson is rather complimentary than otherwise.

898. NORTON, CHARLES' ELIOT. The North American Review for January, 1865, containing a 21 -page Review by CHARLES ELIOT NORTON of Raymonds "History of the Administration of President Lincoln." 8vo, half dark brown morocco neat, uncut, covers bound in. Boston. 1865. $4-00

899. NOTT, CHARLES C. The Coming Contraband; A Reason against the Emancipation Proclamation, not given by Mr. Justice Curtis, to whom it is addressed, by An Officer in the Field. I2mo, half roan, front wrappers bound in. New York. 1862. $7.00 Scarce.

900. NOYES, ISAAC P. Ode on Lincoln. 8 pages i2mo, sewed. Privately printed Dec. 15, 1907. $5-Oo First Edition. Extremely Curious. The Author signs himself as belonging to Battery H. First Rhode Island Light Artillery. i2o GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

901. OAKLEAF, J. B. Abraham Lincoln; his Friendship for Humanity and Sacrifice for Others. Portrait and frontispiece. 4to, wrappers. Moline, 111. 1910. $5-OO Presentation copy from the author, with inscription. IMPORTANT ILLINOIS LINCOLN DOCUMENT.

902. OGLESBY, RICHARD J. Governor of Illinois. A. L. S., written as Governor the Day after Lincoln's Death to George Harrington of the Treasury Department sending him an official Copy of the Resolu- tions passed by the Citizens of Illinois at the State Capitol and full list of the Names of the Delegates from Illinois and Kentucky appointed to accompany the Remains of President Abraham Lincoln to Springfield : / enclose herewith Copy of Resolutions passed by a Meeting of the Citizens of Illinois at the Capitol. You will notice that a Committee has been appointed to proceed to this City to carry out the Purposes expressed in the Resolutions. I beg to submit these Resolutions to you for the purpose of laying them before the Secretary of War or the Cabinet if the matter shall again come up before them that the Wishes of the State of Illinois may be definitely knozvn relative to the final disposition of the Remains of the President. The Committee will arrive by noon of Wed- nesday I am almost certain and will be anxious to take charge of the Re- mains subject to such suggestions, directions or arrangements as the Cabinet may be inclined to adopt. Very respectfully R. J. Oglesby Gov. 2 pages 8vo. Washington. April 16, 1865. $250.00 Accompanying the Letter are the Citizens Resolutions addressed to "GOVERNOR R. J. .OGLESBY AND MRS. LINCOLN." The document commences "Immediately up&n the Receipt of the News of the Assassination of President Lincoln a meeting of People of Springfield was held at the State House Hon. Jesse K. Dubois was chosen President, Hon. Stephen T. Logan, William F. Elkins, Elijah Hales (and others} Vice Presidents Han. John T. Stuart came forward and addressed the audience condoling with them upon the deep grief which has befallen the American Nation, and relating some interesting Circumstances connected with his last interview with the President The Committee after retiring for a few moments reported the following Resolutions, ...... Whereas we have learned by telegraph from the City of Washington of the Assassination of President Lincoln artd whereas WE His NEIGHBORS AND FRIENDS REGARD His DEATH AS A GREAT AND IRREPARABLE NATIONAL CALAMITY; WHEREAS IT is FITTING THAT THOSE WHO KNEW HIM BEST IN LIFE SHOULD EXPRESS THEIR DEEP DISTRESS AT His UNTIMELY that his DEATH BE IT RESOLVED ; Therefore we Neighbors and Friends without dis- tinction of Party, forgetting all past differences of Opinion unite in Solenvn Ac- cord in the expression of our deep sympathy for his Family, his Friends, our Country, and the Peace of Mankind for his untimely Death in the hour of our Country's Struggle, whe>;i was to be ca'led into exercise those qualities of Head which endeared him as a Man and made him distinguished as a President Resolved that since the unexampled Success of our Arms we have with Patriotic Pride beheld Indication upon the part of Mr. Lincotn of a Policy of Restoration and Union in the Consummation of which the Peace of the Country and the wonted National Integrity wou'd again be restored to our Stricken Union." etc., with final Resolution that the City which had long been his Home should receive his Remains for interment. The Resolutions cover 4 quarto pages and the names of the Illinois and Kentucky Delegates. 2 pages. AN ORIGINAL ILLINOIS-LINCOLN ASSOCIATION DOCUMENT OF SUPREME HISTORICAL, IMPORTANCE. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 121

903. OGLESBY, RICHARD JAMES. Senator from Illinois, Brig-Gen. in the Civil War and many years associated with Abraham Lincoln. Very fine Autograph Letter, to his friend Thomas Donaldson, entirely on Lin- coln and politics in Illinois. "My dear Old Friend. Early in the Spring of 1858, Circuit Court was being held in Urbana, III. MR. LINCOLN zvas attending the Court in his Annual Round of the Circuit. I went up from Decatur in a buggy with a Iwyer friend to the Court. While there the Question arose of a Candidate for Congress in our District, composed of 15 counties running from Decatur and south along the Wabash River and South-East Illinois about TOO or 125 miles. A strong Democratic Region interspersed with a good many Old Whigs, nearly all of whom were from the Southern States, and all both Democrats and Whigs were rather pro-Slavery in feeling, or more correctly stated were very much opposed to Abolitionism and very suspicious of Republicanism. 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 Democratic Majority. It was not very good territory for Republican Success. A good many of us were together at Urbana Anti-Nebraska Men, Republi- cans and Anti-Slavery Old Whigs. I had been, as had MR. LINCOLN of course Anti-Slavery Old Whigs." etc 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 cirumstances that brought forth the Remark you referred to and which I now give to you correctly. 2 pages, 8vo, with envelope. Elk Hart, 111. Sept. 24, 1894. $65.00

904. OGLESBY, R. J. A slip in Oglesby's writing and signed by him: "Remember, Dick, to keep close to the people they are always right and will mislead no one." "Is exactly what he said. R. J. Oglesby." $7.50

With Senator Oglesby's Note that these were Abraham Lincoln's Words to him at Urbana in 1858.

905. OLDROYD, OSBORN H. The Lincoln Memorial. Album- Immortelles. Original Life Pictures with Autographs, from the Hands of Hearts of Eminent Americans and Europeans, contemporaries of the GREAT MARTYR TO LIBERTY ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Finely Illustrated. 8vo, original half morocco gilt. New York. 1883. $3-5o

906. OLDROYD, OSBORN H. Lincoln's Campaign or the Political Revolution of 1860. Profusely Illustrated with 14 portraits and biographies of Presidential Possibilities. i6mo, cloth. Chicago. (1896). $2.00

907. OLDROYD, OSBORN H. The Assassination of President Lin- coln. Flight, Pursuit, Capture, and Punishment of the Conspirators. With an Introduction by Brig.-Gen. T. M. Harris, a Member of the Com- 122 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY mission. Portraits and Illustrations. 8vo, cloth, gilt top, uncut. Wash- ington, 1901. $12.50

Edition of 250 copies, each signed by the Author, with two letters from the author regarding the book laid in. The 3-page letter discusses at length the variety of the Ford's Theatre play bills for the night of April I5th.

908. OLDROYD, OSBORN H. The Assassination of Abraham Lin- coln. Flight, Pursuit, Capture, and Punishment of the Conspirators. With an Introduction by T. M. Harris. With 82 Portraits and Illustra- tions. Small 8vo, cloth. Washington. 1901. $2.00

909. OLD SALEM CHAUTAUQUA. Seventeenth Assembly. August 1914. With numerous portraits and illustrations. 8vo, original wrappers with bearded portrait of Lincoln. Petersburg, 111. 1914. $1.00

On last page of Cover is an Original Poem "THE RAIL-SPUTTER" by Bill Bone.

910. ORIGINAL ACROSTICS, on some of the States and Presi- dents of the United States, and various other Subjects, Political and Personal. By ROBERT BLACKWELL. Illustrated ivith 50 portraits and other cuts. i2mo, cloth. New York. Printed for the Author. 1871. $2.50

In this Edition the Verses on Lincoln are highly Eulogistic instead of the very defamatory lines which occur in the 1861 Edition.

911. O'SULLIVAN, JOHN L. Union, Disunion, and Reunion. A Letter to General Franklin Pierce. Ex-President of the United States. 8vo, original limp cloth. London. Bentley's 1862. $8.50 First Edition. The Author was formerly U. S. Minister to Portugal and his Letter to Pierce is written in the strongest condemnation of Lincoln and his Policy. Very Scarce.

912. OUR MARTYR PRESIDENT. Voices from the Pulpit of New York and Brooklyn. (Beecher, Bellowd, Tyng, Henry, J. Fox, R. Lowry, Bishop Simpson and others.) 8vo, cloth. New York. 1865. $5.00 Contains many Lincoln eulogies which were never printed separately.

913. PADDOCK, WILBUR F. A Great Man Fallen. A Discourse delivered in St. Andrews Church, April 23, 1865. 8vo, half dark morocco. Philadelphia. 1865. $3.50 Only a small number printed at the request of Governor Pickering and the other Members of President Lincoln's Funeral Escort.

914. PALMER, ROBERT M. Washington and the Union Oration delivered by the Speaker of the Senate of Pennsylvania at the Reception of President Lincoln at Harrisburg and the Raising of the National Flag on the Dome of the Capitol. 8vo, half light calf gilt, wrappers bound in. Harrisburg. Feb. 22, 1861. $6.00

915. PAPER MONEY. Message of the President vetoing "that part of an Act of Congress that prohibits the Circulation of bank Notes of a less denomination than Five Dollars in the District of Columbia," with his objections thereto. ,2 pages. 8vo. Washington. 1862. $2.00 . D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 123 GIVEN BY LINCOLN TO GEN. WILSON.

916. PARDON PROCLAMATION. General Order No. 64 containing President Lincoln's Proclamation of Pardon to Participants in the Rebellion on condition of taking the -Oath of Allegiance. 5 pages, i6mo, half morocco. Washington: War Department, Feb. 18, 1864. $25.00 Bound in is an interesting 3-page Autograph Letter from Gen. James Grant Wilson, presenting the Proclamation to Major Lambert and saying: "Will you add the accompanying little Document to your Lincoln Collection? The President handed it to me the morning he received them from the War Department." On back of Pamphlet, Gen. Wilson has also written "Received from Mr. Lincoln J. G. W." Laid in also is the fine Meserve War Photograph of James Grant Wilson with presentation inscription on back from F. H. Meserve.

917. PARKE, N. G. The Assassination of the President of the United States. Overruled for the good of our Country. A Discourse preached in the M. E. Church, Pittston Pa. June I, 1865. 8vo, half brown morocco. Pittston. 1865. $4-5o Scarce. Sent by the Author to W. Elliot Woodward of Roxbury.

918. PARKER, REV. HENRY E. Discourse the Day after the Re- ception of the Tidings of the Assassination of President Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Concord, N. H. 1865. $3.50 A Scarce New Hampshire Lincoln Eulogy.

LINCOLN THE INVENTOR. 1849.

919. PATENT OFFICE. Report of the Commissioner of Patents for the year 1849. 8vo, original half roan. Washington. 1850. $10.00 Under the Head of "Na-ingation and Maratime Implements" on page 57 is registered Abraham Lincoln's Invention of a "METHOD OF LIFTING VESSELS OVER SHOALS" At page 262 is his specification in full. VERY RARE CHICAGO IMPRINT.

920. PATRIOTIC GLEE BOOK. Oblong I2mo, boards. Chicago. H. M. Higgins. 1863. $15.00

"Old Abe has Gone and Did it, Boys": "The Contraband's Jubilee" by J. G. Whittier, "Scott and the Veteran," by Bayard Taylor, "The Negro Emancipation Song," "We Are Coming Father Abraham," etc., etc.

921. PATRIOT'S OFFERING or, the Life. Services, and Military Career of the noble trio, Ellsworth, Lyon, and Baker. I2mo, half morocco, original covers bound in. New York. 1862. $5-OO At page 86 is poem written by Willie Lincoln on the Death of Col. E. Baker. At end are Lincoln's Proclamations of April 14 and May 3, 1861. Fine Copy.

' 922. PATTERSON, ADONIRAM J. Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln, delivered in Portsmouth, N. H. April 19, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Portsmouth. 1865. $4.00 , SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

At end of the Eulogy is an Account of the Obsequies observed by the City. With a fine Original Requiem by Albert Laighton and an Original Hymn by E. P. Nowell.

923. PATTERSON, JAMES W. Memorial Address on Life and Character of Abraham Lincoln delivered at Concord N. H. June i. 1865, at the request of the State Authorities. 8vo, half brown morocco, gilt Printed wrappers bound in. Concord. 1865. $6.00 Presentation Copy from the Author to Samuel Agnew, with his Frank as M. C.

924. PATTERSON, ROBERT M. The Character of Abraham Lin- coln. A Sermon by the Pastor of the Great Valley Presbyterian Church. 8vo, half light brown morocco. Philadelphia. 1865. $4-5o

A Rare Lincoln Eulogy only 250 Copies having been printed.

925. PORTRAIT. Ferrotype Portrait of Lincoln, shield shape, matted, size 9-16 inch. Mounted carte-de-visite size. Utica. n. d. $10.00

One of the Smallest portraits of Lincoln extant said to have been taken from life. A SUPERB OIL PAINTING OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

926. PORTRAIT OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Painted in -oil from Life by the Western Artist H. COLCARD. Face to right with Beard, grayish blue eyes, black tie. Size 21 inches by 26 inches in a very handsome Rococco Frame. About 1863-4. $3500.00 AN EXTREMELY FINE PORTRAIT. Only a very few were painted in Lincoln's Lifetime and these are all in Public Institutions. This Portrait was formerly in the Libby Prison War Museum where it was seen and much admired by numbers of Lincoln's Personal Friends and Contemporaries. THE FINEST LIFE PORTRAIT OF LINCOLN KNOWN.

927. PORTRAIT OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN, three-quarter length, seated beside a roll-top desk; face to right. The original crayon drawing by Brady in life size. 64 x 54 inches, with frame richly gilt. Washington. 1864. $2500.00 Unique and Extremely Fine Lincoln Life Portrait and considered by Lin-coin himself as his very best Portrait. It was especially executed in 1864 by Anthony Brady, the Famous Civil War Photographer and Artist at Washington. He rated it as one of his Finest Works and it remained on Exhibition, and not for Sale, in his Gallery until the Opening of the Centennial Exposition in 1876, where it was placed on view with Portraits also by Brady of Grant, Sherman, Thomas and Farragut all of the same style and uniform in size. At the close of the Exposition Brady again exhibited it at his Washington Gallery where it remained till his Death. A PRICELESS ACQUISITION TO ANY PUBLIC OR PRIVATE LINCOLN MEMORIAL COL- LECTION AS HAVING BEEN DRAWN UNDER LINCOLN'S OWN APPROVAL AT THE HEIGHT OF His CAREER A*JD THE FINEST PORTRAIT OP HIM EVER PROPUCED.

927-A. PORTRAIT. Photographic Engraving of the Engraving of Brady's Crayon aS described above. With Emblematic Groups of Peace and War at Corners. Size 91-4 inches x 6 1-2 inches. 1864. $3-QO GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 125

928. PORTRAIT OF LINCOLN and his Family. Engraved by A. B. Walther after F. Schell. Size 20 x 14 inches in old gilt frame. Philadelphia. John Dainty. 1865. $10.00

929. POST, JACOB. Discourse on the Assassination of President Lincoln. Preached in Camp at Harrison's Landing, Virginia April" 23, 1865. 8vo, half morocco gilt, original wrappers bound in. Oswego. 1865. $6.50

Scarce and Interesting New York Item the Author was Chaplain of the i84th Regiment N. Y. Vols.

930. POTTER, WILLIAM J. The National Tragedy. Four Sermons on the Life and Death of Lincoln. 8vo, original front wrappers. New Bedford. 1865. $4.00

These four fine Discourses are entitled : Assassination of the Presi- "The 4 dent" "The Capacity and Historical Position of President Lincoln" Discourses on the Day of Funeral Rites and "The Dramatic Element in the Career of Abraham Lincoln."

931. POTTER, WILLIAM J. The National Tragedy. Four Sermons delivered before the First Congregational Church New Bedford, on the Life and Death of ABRAHAM LINCOLN. 8vo, half brown morocco. original wrappers bound in. New Bedford Mass. 1865. 5.00

932. POWER, JOHN CARROLL. Abraham Lincoln. His Life, Public Services, Death and Great Funeral Cortege. With a History and Descrip- tion of the National Lincoln Monument. By John Carroll Power. Fine Portrait, Maps and other Illustrations. 8vo, half light calf. Springfield. $3-50

Contains full account of the Origin and Formation of the National Lincoln Monument Association.

933. POWER, JOHN C. History of An Attempt to Steal the Body of Abraham Lincoln. Illustrations. 8vo, cloth. Springfield. 111. 1890. $3.50

Presentation inscription by the author on fly leaf. Also contains the History of the "Lincoln Guard of Honor," and Eight Years Lincoln Memorial Services.

934. PORTER, ADMIRAL. Message of the President recommending a Vote of Thanks to David D. Porter, acting Rear Admiral for brilliant services in attacking Arkansas Post which surrendered on Jan. loth. One page, 8vo. Washington. 1863. $2.00

935. PORTO RICO. Address prepared by the Commissioner of Education to be read in all the Schools of Porto Rico on the looth Anni- versary of the Birth of Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, stitched. Porto Rico. Feb. 12, 1909. $2.50 an and Contains Address, followed by Bryant's poem "Lincoln" ; Whitman's "O Captain ! My Captain !" The Address and the two poems are printed both in English and in Spanish. 126 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY FINE LINCOLN PORTRAITS.

936. PORTRAIT. Powerful Etching on fine vellum by Schneider. Full bust with beard. Size 19 x 16. No date. $40.00 Proof before all Letters. The Tenth Impression from the plate.

937. PORTRAIT. Abraham Lincoln. Magnificent Etching by WILLIAM MARSHALL. Full Bust with Beard in ornamental frame work. Size 20 x 26. New York. 1866. $25.00 A Superb India Proof Impression of Lincoln's finest portrait.

938. PORTRAIT. The old ambrotype portraits of Lincoln in the small leather cases of the period in metal frames. $12.50 One of the smallest portraits of Lincoln known.

939. PORTRAIT. Minature Ambrotype Portrait of Lincoln. Half length with beard. Small oval ^2 x ^ inches. Yellow metal frame in small leather case. $12.00

940. PORTRAIT. Interesting Original Water Color drawing of Lincoln by G. W. Hunt, representing the President in traveling Costume, tall silk hat, sitting down. Size 6 1-2 x 5 inches, in old mahogany frame. Signed by the Artist and dated. November I9th, 1857. $35-OO

941. PORTRAIT. "Grand Reception of the Notabilities of the Na- tion at the White House. 1865." Very fine large Lithograph representing President and Mrs. Lincoln and the Members of his Cabinet receiving General and Mrs. Grant, Generals of the Army and other prominent persons. Size 20 1-2 x 16 inches. New York. Sarony and Knapp. 1865. $35.00 A very scarce and most interesting portrait of Lincoln, his Cabinet and Generals executed in the last- week of his Life. FINE AND UNIQUE ORIGINAL DRAWING.

942. PORTRAIT. Finely executed Crayon drawing touched up 7 with white paint, by the well known Civil W ar Artist ALFRED R. WAUD. The scene represents a Reception given by President Lincoln to the Officers of the Army and Cabinet Officers and their Families. Amongst them are the easily recognizable figures of the President, Gen. McDowell, Major Lamon, Colonel Wheeling, Gen. Geintzelmann, Secretary Chase and his Daughter, Miss Cameron and Simon Cameron, Gen. Franklin and many others. Size 18 inches x 14 inches. Signed and dated "Alfred R. Waud." 1862. $250.00 UNIQUE. Waud was a well known Illustrator on Harper's Weekly and other well-known New York Papers.

943. PORTRAITS. Six Original Carte-de-visite Photographs of Lincoln from Life. Also two contemporary photographs of Gen. and Mrs. Grant. Mounted to 4to size. 8 pieces. 1864-5. $20.00

The portraits comprise : one seated in arm-chair, with his left arm resting on a table, on which are also an inkstand and his silk hat; one half length, face to right, Geo. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 127

on full profile ; another three-quarter, seated, face inclined to left, hands resting thighs. This latter considered to be the best of all the Lincoln portraits.

944. PORTRAIT. Bust of Lincoln, almost full face with Beard. Life size. Finely tinted. Height 24 inches in old oval walnut Frame. Philadelphia. (1863) $20.00 Rare.

945. PORTRAIT. Abraham Lincoln, Sixteenth President of the United States. Three-quarter length. Full face with beard. Size 13 x 18. New York. Currier and Ives. (1865) $3-5O

946. PLAQUE. Relief Portrait in silver, by V. D. Brenner. Half length profile to right. ''Abraham Lincoln, 1809-1865." Dimensions 3^x2^6 inches. 1865. $35.00 Only a very few silver impressions were struck off.

947. PLAYING CARDS for the game "In the White House." 40 cards, bearing the portraits of all the Presidents to 1897. With pamphlet of directions, in the original paper box. Size 2^4 inches by 3^. Cincinnati. The Fireside Game Co., 1896. $12.50

Complete set, containing two portraits each of the first twenty presidents, with date of birth, death, election, politics, etc., printer below.

948. POETICAL TRIBUTES to the Memory of Abraham Lin- coln. Portrait by Ritchie. I2mo, original cloth, gilt, gilt top, uncut. Philadelphia, 1865. $5.00 First Collected Editipn of nearly 200 poems written on Lincoln's Death. In the list of Authors are the names of Bryant, Longfellow, Holmes, Halpine, Dug- anne, the Sisters Cary, James G. Field, Stedman, Julia Ward Howe, Stoddard, and others. Very scarce in urrcut condition.

949. POLITICAL Debates between Hon. Abraham Lincoln and Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, in the celebrated Campaign of 1858. 8vo, cloth. Columbus, 1860. $10.00 The First Issue without the leaves of advertisements or correspondence. Fine Copy.

950. POLITICAL DEBATES between Hon. Abraham Lincoln and Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, in the celebrated Campaign of 1858. 8vo, cloth. Columbus, 1860. $6.50 Published with the 2 leaves of Advertisements and with the announcement that "16,000 copies Lincoln and Douglas Debates sold."

951. POLITICAL Debates between Hon. Abraham Lincoln and Hon. Stephen A. Douglas in the celebrated Campaign of 1858. 8vo, cloth. Columbus, 1860. $10.00

Contains 4 pages of advertisements, and with the announcement that "16,000 copies Lincoln and Douglas Debates sold." and 15 line printed Letter from Lincoln expressing his wishes that the Debates should be published as spoken without any alterations. 128 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

952. POLITICAL SPEECHES and Debates of Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas, 1854-1861. Edited by Alonzo T. Jones. Portrait and illustrations. 8vo, cloth. Battle Creek, 1895. $3.50 A very conveniently arranged Edition supplying material absolutely necessary to the History of the Whole Event.

953. POLITICAL DEBATES between Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas in the celebrated Campaign of 1858 in Illinois, including the preceding speeches of each, at Chicago, Springfield, etc., also the two great Speeches of Abraham Lincoln in Ohio in 1859. Portrait. I2mo, cloth. Cleveland, 1907. $1.00 Contains a seven-page preface signed C. L. M.

954. POLITICAL TEXT-BOOK FOR 1860: comprising a Brief View of Presidential Nominations and Elections, including all the Na- tional Platforms ever yet adopted : also a History of the Struggle respecting Slavery in the Territories and of the Action of Congress as to the* Freedom of the Public Lands with the most notable Speeches and Let- ters of Messrs. Lincoln, Douglas, Bell, Cass, Seward, Everett, Breckin- ridge, H. V . Johnson, etc. Touching the Questions of the Day. Com- piled by Horace Greeley and John F. Cleveland. 8vo, original cloth. New York, 1860. $5.00

955. POLLARD, EDWARD. Letters of the Southern Spy, in Wash- ington and Elsewhere. I2mo, full brown morocco, original wrappers bound in. (New York, 1861.) $12.00 Rare .and Curious. Published anonymously and without any imprints. Five of the Letters are addressed to President Lincoln and the other four are to Secretary Seward, Governor Letcher of Virginia and Doctor Tyng. THE VERY RARE THREE VOLUME EDITION.

956. POORE, BEN PERLEY. The 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 Introduction by Ben Perley Poore. 3 vols. I2mo, new half wine levant, gilt tops, original printed wrapper of Part I bound in. Boston, 1865. $125.00 Handsome Set. The third volume is extremely rare. There was no Copy of it in Colonel Lambert's Sale or in the Burton Collection.

957. PENNSYLVANIA. State Council of Pennsylvania. O. of U. A. M. In Memoriam. Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States. Engraved portrait by J. Serz. i6mo, original cloth. Philadel- phia, 1865. $7-5O Contains the Resolution of about 80 Pennsylvania Councils.

958. PENNY, WILUAM L. Abraham Lincoln. A Lecture before the Nyack Rowing Association. i6mo, sewed. Nyack, N. Y., 1886. $4.50 Published for the Benefit of the Church for the Colored People of Nyack and Scarce. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 129

959. PERKINS, FRED B. The Picture and the Mn : being Bio- graphical Sketches of President Lincoln and his Men. With an Appen- dix containing the great Proclamation and the Supplementary Proclama- tion of January i, 1863. Portrait. i6mo, cloth. New York, 1867. $2.50 S'carce.

960. PERRY, Buss. Abraham Lincoln. Early Speeches. Selected Letters, Gettysburg Address, the Lost Speech, etc. Portrait. i8mo, cloth. New York, 1901. $1.00

961. PETERSON, O. M. Abraham Lincoln's Barndomog Ung- dom samt Forberedelse til sin Livsgjerning. i2mo, cloth. Chicago. Skandinavens Boghandel, 1889. $10.00 A Rare Norwegian Life of Lincoln.

962. PETTEE, JOSEPH. Address on the Occasion of the Funeral of President Lincoln delivered at Abington, Mass., April 18, 1865. 8vo, half brown morocco, neat, original wrappers bound in, uncut. Boston, 1865. $5.00 Original Address as it appeared in the "New Jerusalem Magazine." The only form this interesting Hebrew Eulogy appeared in.

963. PERUVIAN CLAIMS. Message from the President of the United States transmitting Report of the Commissioners in relation to Claims of Peruvian Citizens. 4 pages. 8vo. Washington, 1862. $1.50 The Commissioners for America were E. G. Squier and J. S. Mackie.

964. PIERCE, J. D. An Address on the Death of President Lin- coln delivered at North Attleboro, Mass. 8vo, half green morocco. Boston, 1865. $6.50 With Autograph Letter from the Author presenting the volume to Charles H. Hart, Lincoln's First Bibliographer.

965. PIERREPONT, HON. EDWARDS. Argument to the Jury in the Trial of John H. Surratt for the Murder of President Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Washington, 1867. $4.00 One of the most Remarkable Legal Arguments ever set forth in any American Court.

966. PIGMIES AND THE PRIESTS. A Ballad of the Times of Enchantment. I2mo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. New York, 1863. $7.50

Signed "Cymon."- A Burlesque on the wedding of Gen. Tom Thumb, P. T. Barnum, Mr. Lincoln and the War.

"There was a great Magician, Bamboozleem his name A quizzical old Wizard, and mighty was his fame With cabalistic spells he could fasten and release Turn black men into white ones, and wise men into geese."

967. PINKERTON, ALLAN. The Spy of the Rebellion; A True History of the Spy Systems of the U. S. Army during the late Rebellion. Revealing Many Secrets of the War hitherto not made public. Com- 130 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY piled from Official Reports prepared for President Lincoln and the Provost Marshal General. Illustrations. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1888. $4.00 ROBERT INGERSOLL'S COPY.

968. PINKERTON, ROBERT A. History and Evidence of the Pas- sage of Abraham Lincoln from Harrisburg, Pa. to Washington, D. C. on the 22 and 23 of February, 1861. 9vo, original limp morocco. (New York: Privately printed), n. d. $15.00 Privately printed for Private Distribution only by Pinkerton's National De- tegiive Agency by whom this Copy was presented to COL. ROBERT G. INGERSOLL whose name is lettered on Front Cover. The Pinkerton Account differs very ma- terially from that given by Lossing, Norman B. Judd, and especially from Col. A. K. McClure Statement as printed in "Clover Leaves."

969. PITMAN, BENN. The Assassination" of President Lincoln and the Trial of the Conspirators, David H. Herold, Mary H. Surratt, Lewis Payne, George A. Atzerodt, Edivard Spangler, Samuel A. Mudd, Samuel Arnold, and Michael O'Laughlin. With frontispiece containing 9 portraits. Royal 8vo, contemporary sheep. Cincinnati. Moore Wil- stach and Baldwin, 1865. $6.00 The Scarce Cincinnati Edition bound with "The Trials for Treason at In- dianapolis, disclosing the Plans for Establishing a North Western Confederacy." Also Edited by Benn Pitman.

970. PATTON, A. S. The Nation's Loss and its Lessons. An Occasional Discourse on the Assassination of President Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Utica, 1865. $6.00 Scarce.

971. PATTON, W. W. President Lincoln and the Chicago Mem- orial on Emancipation. Read before the Maryland Historical Society, Dec. 12, 1887. 8vo, wrappers, uncut. Baltimore, 1888. $4.00 Contains the complete Text of the "Memorial of the Public Meeting of the Christian Men of Chicago," Petitioning Lincoln for "NATIONAL EMANCIPATION WITHOUT DELAY." Pages 11-16.

972. PATTON, W. W. President Lincoln and the Chicago Mem- orial on Emancipation. A paper read before the Maryland Historical Society. Title in red and black. 8vo, half brown morocco, original wrappers bound in. Baltimore, 1888. $5-OO Scarce. With presentation inscription from the Author on front cover.

973. PAU, AUGUSTO. Abramo Lincoln e la Guerra fra i Federali ed i Confederati negli Etati-Uniti. Narrazione Storico-Biografica. Text printed within ornamental type borders throughout. 2 vols. Tall 8vo, original boards with cloth backs. Leghorn, 1866-8. $12.00 The First Italian Life of Lincoln. The Second Volume contains a History of the Civil War.

974. PAYMENT OF THE ARMY. Message of the President providing for the immediate payment of the Army and Navy, by the GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 131 issue of one hundred Million dollars of Treasury notes. 2 pages. 8vo. Washington, 1863. $i-5O

975. PAYNE, A. Remarks at Central Falls, R. I., Nov. i, 1864. I2mo, sewed. Providence, 1864. $3-5o A vigorous Campaign Speech urging the re-election of President Lincoln and the upholding of his Abolition Policy.

976. PEACE TERMS. Message from the President communicating information concerning recent "Conversations" or Communications with Insurgents, under executive Sanction. 4pp. 8vo. Washington, 1865. $6.00 Relates the Interview of President Lincoln and the Southern Commissioners at Hampton Roads and his Views on the result, with a few smooth truisms of Seward's on the "citizens who as soon as a War begins impatiently demand negotiations for peace."

977. PECKHAM, JAMES. Gen. Nathaniel Lyon and Missouri in 1861. Portrait. I2mo, cloth. New York, 1866. $2.50 Gen. Lyon's articles written to the "Manhattan Express" during the campaign of 1860, urging the election of Lincoln, occupy 37 pages.

978. PIERPOINT, F. H. Letter of Governor Pierpoint to the President and Congress on the Abuse of Military Power of General Butler in Virginia and North Carolina. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. Washington, 1864. $4-5O A most interesting Civil War Record in which the Virginia Governor accuses Gen. Butler of having done more to disarrange the Community than even Jeff Davis and his Followers.

979. PELETAN, EUGENE. An Address to King Cotton. Trans- lated from the French by Leander Starr. 8vo,. half brown morocco, neat, original wrappers bound in. New York, 1863. $5-OO

Highly Eulogistic of Lincoln's Administration and Emancipation Policy. "I have faith in Lincoln I believe in the old Rail splitter. At this moment he holds a world in his hand and I hope he will not let it fall."

980. PENDLETON, GEORGE H. Letters to John B. Haskin and C. L. Ward, Speech at New York Hotel, October 24, 1864. 8 pages. 8vo, sewed. Cincinnati, 1864. $10.00 The last 4 pages are filled with a Malignant Attack upon Lincoln which appeared in the Richmond Enquire under the heading "Lincoln the Rebel Canditdate.'" Pendleton was the Democrat nominee for the Vice-Presidency under McClellaix Very Rare.

981. PENNINMAN, P. Penniman's Writings. Ancient 'and Modern. Small 8vo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. Boston, 1866. $4.50 Curiously rhymed anti-slavery and Lincoln poems and songs, campaign tracts, &c.

982. PENNSYLVANIA. Resolutions passed by the Executive Committee of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania relative to the 132 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

Death of President Lincoln. Joseph R. Ingersoll, President. Samuel L. Smedley, Secretary. 8vo, half brown morocco. Philadelphia, 1865. $3.00

983. PRESIDENT LINCOLN'S VIEWS. An Important Letter on the Principles involved in the Vallandigham Case. Correspondence' in Relation to the Democratic Meeting at Albany, N. Y. 8vo, wrappers. Philadelphia, 1863. $3-5o The Lincoln Letter replying to Erastus Corning and the Committee occupies pages 7-16. FINE LETTER FROM THE DEFEATED CANDIDATE.

984. PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN, 1864. A. L. S. from Gen. GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN written a few weeks after his unsuccessful Candidacy for President and regretting that he cannot be present with the Keystone Club at the Celebration of the Battle of New Orleans. "/ am confident that its members will ever remain true to the cause of the Union . . . and that when the due course of time brings in the next great political contest, they will render- to whoever may then be chosen with the proud position of standard bearer of the party, the same honorable & Zealous support that has filled my heart with pride & gratitude, that can never be effaced." 2 pages. I2mo. Orange, N. J., Dec. 20, 1864. $20.00

McClellan although set aside by the Government was one of the most popular public men of tlvs day and the Army idolized him. His defeat in the Presidential Election was overwhelming, only 21 Electoral Votes being counted for against 212 for Lincoln. VERY RARE ILLINOIS IMPRINT.

985. PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN on the Battle Field of Illi- nois. Pamphlet No. I. "The pen is more powerful than the Sword" "Let Hercules himself, do what he may, The Cat will mew, the dog will have his day." 8vo, sewed. Printed for the People of both Hemis- pheres, in the Military Tract Journal Office. MACOMB : Illinois (1860). $100.00

Unique Lincoln item unnoticed by all his Bibliographers. Although claiming to be the First of an intended Series of 24 Pamphlets to be issued for the "Edifica- tion of the Enemies of the Republic" it is hardly probable that any others appeared. This was issued shortly before. the meeting of the Republican Convention at Chicago at which Lincoln was unanimously nominated for the Presidency. The writer of this rare piece, Doctor Ricardo, advocated for the Republican Ticket JOHN C. FfeEMONT for President and ABRAHAM LINCOLN for Vice-President. He says: "/ beg of you my Republican Friends, don't spoil the name of Abraham Lincoln as Candidate for President; because I am quite sure Mr. Lincoln can- rot be elected President, as I well believe Mr. Lincoln itfill be a successful Candidate for Vice-President in the same t'cket with John C. Fremont." The three preliminary pages erive an account of "The Child's Comedy, or the Gambols of the Monkeys at the Charleston Convention" in which Stephen A. Douglas is referred to "a good big bellied Hermaphrodite the Balaam's Ass of the Democratic Party." GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 133

986. PRESIDENT'S HYMN, THE. "Give Thanks all ye Peo- ple." In response to the Proclamation of the President of the United States, recommending a general Thanksgiving on November 26, 1863. With the Music. 8vo, half roan. New York, 1863. $3-o

987. PRESIDENT'S WORDS, THE. A Selection of Passages from the Speeches, Addresses and Letters of Abraham Lincoln. i6mo, cloth (worn). Boston, 1865. $1.00

988. PRIME, G. WENDELL. A Sermon delivered in Westminster Church, Detroit, on Sabbath morning, April 16, 1865, after the Death of President Lincoln. 8vo, half dark morocco, gilt, original wrappers bound in. Detroit, 1865. $6.00 The Rarest of the Michigan Eulogies of Lincoln.

989. PRIVATEERS. Message from the President in regard to Insurgent Privateers in Foreign Ports. 8vo, sewed. Washington, 1862. $10.00 A very extensive Collection of important Documents giving full details of the Ravages committed on the Shipping of the North by the Southern Privateers who took refuge in the ports of England, France, Spain, Brazil and the Netherlands. Contains in all over 200 pages. RARE MINIATURE EDITION.

990. PROCLAMATION OF EMANCIPATION by the President of the United States, to take effect January ist, 1863, size 2^ by 3% inches, original wrappers. Washington, 1862. $10.00 An excessively Rare Edition of this World Famous American State Paper.

991. PROVIDENCE MEMORIAL. Proceedings of the City Council of Providence on the Death of Abraham Lincoln. (With Oration by William Binney; Hymn by O. W. Holmes Fleming's In- teger Vitae Chorus), etc. 8vo, wrappers. Providence, R. I., 1865. $2.50

992. PRUSSIA. Message of the President transmitting a Corre- spondence between the Minister of Prussia and the Secretary of State in relation to the Capture and Detention of certain Citizens of the U. S. Passengers on board the British Steamer Trent, by order of Captain Wilkes of the U. S. Navy. 8vo, sewed. Washington, 1862. $5.00 Prussia's Remonstrance in a long note written by Count Bernstorff against the forcible arrest of Messrs. Mason and Slidell and depreciating the warlike measures of President Lincoln.

993. PUNCH'S TRIBUTE TO LINCOLN. Abraham Lincoln, Foully Assassinated, April 14, 1865. A Poem with an Illustration from the London Punch, for May 6, 1865. Introduction by Andrew Boyd. 4to, limp green cloth. Albany, 1868. $15.00 From many points of View the most Remarkable of the Hundreds of Poems occasioned by the Death of Lincoln and undoubtedly the greatest British Tribute ever paid to him. Its Authorship is generally attributed to Tom Taylor the Editor of Punch and Author of many very popular Dramatic pieces including oddly 134 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY enough "Our American Cousin" at the representation of which Lincoln met his Death in Ford's Theatre. The Splendid Cartoon which appeared with the Poem was the Work of JOHN TENNIEL. Very rare only 75 Copies having been printed.

994. PUTNAM, GEORGE. An Address delivered before the City Government, and Citizens of Roxbury on occasion of the Death of Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Rox- bury, 1865. $4.00 Bound in also is the four-page "Order of Services" used at the Funeral Solemnities held in Roxbury on April 19.

995- QUINT, ALONZO H. 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. Three Sermons delivered in the North Congregational Church, April 13-16, 1865. 8vo, half dark morocco, gilt. New Bedford, 1865. $6.00 Scarce. Urges extreme and violent measures against the Southern Makontents.

996. RAILROADS. Message of the President transmitting a Re- port in regard to Railway Systems in Europe. 8vo, sewed. Washington, 1862. $1.50

997. RANKIN, J. E. Moses and Joshua. A Discourse on the Death of Abraham Lincoln, preached in the Winthrop Church, Charles- town. 8vo, half dark morocco, original wrappers bound in. Boston, 1865. $4.00 Lincoln and Johnson are here represented as the Moses and Joshua of the Jews.

998. RASMUSSEN, H. Abraham Lincolns Liv og Gjerning. Por- trait. I2mo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in, uncut. Kjoben- havn, 1882. $15.00 Fine copy of this rare Danish Life of Lincoln.

999. RAYMOND, HENRY J. The Life of Abraham Lincoln by Henry J. Raymond and of Andrew Johnson by John Savage. I2mo, half brown morocco, gilt. New York, 1864. $20.00 The Rare First Edition with both the paper Covers bearing the very striking Portraits of Lincoln and Johnson.

1000. RAYMOND, HENRY J. Life and Public Services of Abra- ham Lincoln. Portrait and Illustrations. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1865. $10.00 JOHN E. BURTON'S SAMPLE BOOK with the Original Prospectus and other special matter printed for Agents, together with the Autograph Signatures of 33 Sub- scribers got by him in New Hartford.

1001. RAYMOND, HENRY J. History of the Administration of President Lincoln : including his Speeches, Letters, Addresses, Procla- mations and Messages. With a preliminary sketch of his Life. By Henry J. Raymond. Portrait. Small 8vo, half red levant, gilt top. New York, 1864. $7.00 An able Work and indispensable to the Student of the Lincoln Era. In the Election of 1860 he favored the nomination of Seward and it was through his in- GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 135 fluence that he was made Secretary of State. During the War he supported Lincoln to his utmost.

1002. REED, EMILY H. Life of A. B. Dostie; or, the Conflict in New Orleans. Portrait. I2tno, cloth. New York, 1868. $3-5O Scarce. Contains a chapter on Lincoln and his Letters on Louisiana Affairs.

1003. REED, J. A. The Later Life and Religious Sentiments of Abraham Lincoln. The Original n page Article as it appeared in Scribner's Magazine. 8vo, half dark morocco, neat, original covers bound in. New York, 1873. $8.00 A very fine early Lincoln Lecture vigorously controverting many notorious statements published by Lamon and by Herndon. The Author was the Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Springfield, 111. Not published separately.

1004. REED, JOHN. The House that Jeff Built. Illustrated. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. New York, 1868. $5-OO First Edition. The Illustrations include, Lincoln's Death Bed with a twenty- line Eulogy.

1005. REED, REV. S. Discourse delivered upon the occasion of the Funeral Obsequies of President Lincoln, at Edgartown, Mass. 8vo, half morocco, original wrapper bound in. Boston, 1865. $4-SO S'carce.

1006. REED, WILLIAM B. . Speech on the Presidential Question delivered before the National Democratic Association, Philadelphia, Sept. 4, 1860. 8vo, half dark morocco. Philadelphia, 1860. $4-5O Spoken in strong opposition to* the Election of Lincoln here described as the "Common Enemy" and warmly supporting John C. Breckinridge.

RELICS OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN. 1865.

1007. RELICS. A small Collection of the personal Relics belonging to the President at the Hour of his Death and of a few Articles connected with his Funeral, all taken charge of by the Official Embalmer DR. CHARLES BROWN of Washington City and preserved by him and his Family till the Present time. $1,000.00 The Collection consists of 1. Lincoln's Autograph Letter to the Secretary of War requesting a new pass^ for Dr. Brown enabling him to proceed to the Field of Action. It reads "HoN. SEC. OF WAR. DR. BROWN, THE EMBALMER, WHO HAS so LONG GONE WITH OUR ARMIES, SAYS HE is NOW PREVENTED IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE Loss OF A PAPER. I SUPPOSE HE SHOULD BE GIVEN ANOTHER, UNLESS THERE BE SOME REASON TO THE CON- TRARY UNKNOWN TO ME. YOURS" TRULY. A. LINCOLN." One page 8vo, Executive Mansion. Washington, Aug. 29, 1863. A Letter of very singular Interest as being written by Lincoln about the very person who some eighteen months later was selected by the Authorities to conduct the Funeral Ceremonies and Embalming Process of Lincoln himself. 2. Lock of Hair from Lincoln's Head removed by Dr. Brown the Embalmer whilst the Remains were in his Charge and preserved by him and his Family till the Present Time. In a small glass topped box of the period. 3. Cuff from Lincoln's Shirt worn by him on the night of his Assassination in the Box at Ford's Theatre and divided in half by the Embalmer, April 15, 1865. 136 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

4. "Special War Department Orders regulating the transportation of the Re- mains o/ the late PRESIDENT ABRAHAM LINCOLN, from Washington City to Spring- field, Illinois" printed within black borders. Issued by order of the Secretary of War by Assistant Adjutant General E. D. Townsend. 4 pages. War Department. Washington. April i8th, 1865. Besides the special Orders of the War Office regulating the Number of Per- sons allowed on the train, "all to be specially authorised by the Government," and ordering that at all points where the Remains might be removed from the Hearse Car for the purpose of receiving Public Honors, they should always remain in the special 'charge of the Department's Officers, the Document contains the Report of the Committee submitted by JOHN BROUGH and JOHN W. GARRETT, detailing the proposed proceedings of the "Committee of the Citizens of Illinois, appointed for the purpose of attending to the Removal of the Remains of the Late President to their State" This occupies two pages. 5. Autograph Letter of the War Department signed by Assistant Adjutant General E. D. Townsend reading : DR. CHARLES BROWN. EMBALMER. THE SECRE- TARY OF WAR DESIRES THAT You SHALL ACCOMPANY THE REMAINS OF THE LATE PRESIDENT LINCOLN TO SPRINGFIELD ILLS. THE TRAIN WILL LEAVE THE DEPOT TO- MORROW MORNING PUNCTUALLY AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. I ENCLOSE A PROGRAMME AND TIME-CARD FOR THE JOURNEY. ALL NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS ARE MADE FOR YOUR TRANSPORTATION ETC. I AM SIR VERY RESPECTFULLY YR. OBDT. SVT. E. D. TOWN- SEND. ASSISTANT ADJUTANT GENERAL" One page 4to. War Department. Wash- ington April 20, 1865. 6. War Department Pass giving Free Transportation to Dr. Charles Brown and his Assistant to "accompany the Remains of the late President ABRAHAM LINCOLN from the City of Washington to Springfield Illinois." Autographed by the Assistant Adjutant General. On stiff card size 4 1-2 inches by 3 1-4 inches. Printed with black borders, Washington. April 20, 1865. 7. SPECIAL TIME TABLE PRINTED ON WHITE SATIN "FOR THE TRAIN CONVEYING THE REMAINS OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN, LATE PRESIDENT OF THE U. S. AND ESCORT FROM WASHINGTON D. C. TO SPRINGFIELD, ILL. ON THE CLEVELAND, COLJUMBUS AND CINCINNATI R. R." with the Schedule from Cleveland to Columbus. At head is a fine allegorical Representation of Columbia weeping at the Bier of Lincoln. At foot is the printed signature of Superintendent E. S. Flint. Printed within funeral borders. Small folio. Cleveland, April 29, 1865. Of excessive Rarity and a Relic of Lincoln's last Journey to Springfield of extraordinary Interest. No Copy of it, or of any other Railway Time Table issued on the Occasion, are to be found in the Catalogues of any Lincoln Collection. 8. Scarf of White Silk worn by the Pall-Bearers at the Funeral Ceremonies in Washington. Size 84 inches long by 16 inches wide. 9. Daily National Intelligencer issued in Washington on Wednesday, April 19, 1865 containing Account of the Preparations for the Funeral Services, Speech of President Johnson, Official Orders issued by the War, Navy and other Government Departments, Custer's Address to. his Cavalry, Letter from Edwin Booth, and long description headed "The Remains of the President" in which the Official Services of Dr. Brown the Former Owner of this Unique Collection is referred to as fol-

: lows , "THE CORPSE is DRESSED IN THE BLACK SUIT IN WHICH THE PRESIDENT WAS FIRST INAUGURATED. THE TURNED DOWN COLLAR AND THE BLACK CRAVAT ARE ADJUSTED PRECISELY AS THEY WERE WONT TO BE SEEN IN His LIFE TIME. THE FACE AND FEATURES LOOK QUITE NATURAL AND MUCH CREDIT is DUE TO THE EMBALMER DR. CHARLES D. BROWN." 4 pages, folio. Washington. April i9th, 1865. A DEATH BED AND FUNERAL COLLECTION OF LINCOLN RELICS OF UNSURPASSABLE INTEREST AND ALL OF UNDENIABLE AUTHENTICITY."

1008. RELIC. Fragment about 6 inches long taken from the first lightning-rod in Springfield, referred to by Lincoln in one of his debates. This rod was erected on the home of George Forquar, who had been a

Whig. In answering his speech Lincoln said : "/ would rather die now than, like the gentleman, change my politics and simultaneously with the GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 137 change, receive an office worth, $3,000 per year, and then have to erect a lightning-rod over my house to protect a guilty conscience from an offended God." $17.50

1009. RELIC. A pair of Gold and Cameo Cuff Buttons worn by Lincoln whilst practising Law at Springfield. $25.00

1010. RELIC. United States $1.00 gold piece, with gold pin attached to form a scarf pin. With card reading "Gold Dollar Pin 1853, given to Mr. Lincoln in Springfield, 1853." $35-OO ion. RELIC. Pair of old American Pink Glass Vases. These belonged to Lincoln and were presented by Mrs. Lincoln to her maid in 1875. One contains inscription to this effect signed by Mrs. Ellen New- man of Elgin, Illiois. 1875. $20.00

1012. RELIC. Hand-painted White Satin Fan, ribs of white ivory, decoration of roses in water-color with card "This fan was once the property of Mrs. Lincoln and was given by her to a Mrs. McClellan.' $75.00

1013. RELIC. Brass Inkstand, with horse at Fence, with bridle, one inkwell. With Card "The Inkstand was the property of Lincoln at Springfield. On the base is scratched 'A. Lincoln. Springfield, Ills. ' 1845.' $50.00

1014. RELIC. Silver-plated Tea Pot. With statement "This Tea Pot was used by the Lincoln family in Springfield Ills Capt. Rieb- same stated that Mrs. Lincoln gave this pot to their hired girl when they left for Washington 1861, the maid was a Miss Higgins." Also with note from Dr. J. B. English certifying that he purchased the Tea Pot from Miss Higgins. It bears a large capital initial "L" on the side. $100.00

1015. RELIC. Small red Coral Clasp Pin formerly belonging to Lincoln's Family. $7.50

1016. RELIC. Silver and Gold-plated Norwegian Spoon, with pin attached, forming a scarf pin owned by Mrs. Lincoln in 1855. $20.00

1017. RELIC. Small piece of Black Satin from the Lincoln Cata- Admission Card to Mansion Services Card announc- falque ; Executive ; ing mourning in Illinois, Photograph of the Funeral Procession in Chicago and printed Card issued by R. J. Oglesby calling upon "the people of the State of Illinois, the home of her Martyred Son to meet in their various Churches and Places of Public Worship to observe it in such manner as the painful occasion shall suggest at the Solemn hour. Springfield, April 17, 1865." $20.00 Five very interesting Contemporary Lincoln Memorial" pieces with letter of former Owner regarding the Black Satin.

1018. RELIC. Amber Pendant, with gold frame work in plush case. Slip of paper pasted on inside of cover reads "Amber Pendant worn by 138 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

Mrs. Lincoln," signed by its former owner a resident of Madison, Indiana. 1875. $30.00

1019. RELIC. Silver Spectacle Case. 7 inches long. Accompanied by card stating "This Spectacle case -was owned and used by Abraham Lincoln in Springfield, Ills, in 1858 & 1859." With the name A. Lincoln scratched by HIMSELF on bottom of the case. 1858. $50.00 1020. RELIC. Hand Writing Desk, constructed of wood, covered with leather. 12 x^8^ x 4 inches. This desk belonged to Tad Lincoln. Inscribed on pasteboard in front cover "A. Lincoln, Springfield, 1853," and some other jottings and memoranda by the same hand. $50.00

1021. RELIC. Sleeve Button of Gold, with a bust portrait of Lin- coln in relief, showing right profile, with beard. Made about 1865. $7-5 Unique.

1022. RELIC. Gold Mounted Ivory Cane Handle. The initials A. L. are on end of gold mount and on side is engraved "A. Lincoln, 1860." On the handle is scratched the name "E. S. Sackett" who was appointed Postmaster of Garden Prarie, Illinois, by President Lincoln. $75.00

1023. RELIC. Three gold plated Umbrella Handles, and a cane handle of ivory silver mounted, formerly in the possession of the Lincoln family. Engraved on the side of one of the handles is the inscripton "A. Lincoln, 1860." $100.00

1024. Four Walking Sticks of cherry, hickory, cut on the Lincoln Farm at Hodginville, Ky., by the manager and by him presented to John E. Burton. $25.00

1025. RELIC. Hairpin of Amber and Coral in plush lined case of the period. In centre of cover are the initials "A. L." With note certifying that the same had been given by Mrs. Lincoln to Mrs. Crom- well of Springfield, Illinois. $25.00 1026. REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN OF 1860. Abraham Lincoln. His Personal History and Public Record by E. B. Washburne and other Campaign Speeches by Hannibal Hamlin, Charles Francis Adams, Sew- ard, Sumner, Douglas, Stanton, &c. About 60 pieces in one vol. 8vo, half calf. New York. etc. 1860. $35.00 An extremely valuable Lincoln and Civil War Collection.

1027. REPUBLICAN CLUB. Proceedings at the Tenth Annual Dinner of the Republican Club. Medallion Portrait. 8vo, cloth, uncut. New York. 1896. $2.00 Speeches by Elihu Root, Chauncey M. Depew, Seth Low and others.

1028. REPUBLICAN CLUB. Proceedings at the Eighth Annual Dinner of the Republican Club. Portrait. 8vo, wrappers. New York. 1894. $2.00 Speeches L. E. Quigg, H. D. Esterbrook, W. P. Hepburn and others. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 139

1029. REPUBLICAN CLUB of New York. Proceedings at the Eighth Annual Dinner, held at Delmonico's, 1894, the Anniversary of the Birthday of Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. New York. 1894. $4.00 Contains the Addresses of Bishop John P. Newman, Wm. P. Hepburn, Hon. John Dalzell, Frank Hiscock, John Nicolay and others. Folding plate of the- Tables and Names of Guests.

1030. REPUBLICAN CLUB. Proceedings at the Twelfth Annual Dinner of the Republican Club. Vignette portrait. 8vo, cloth, uncut. New York. 1898. $2.00

Speeches by A. J. Beveridge, Charles Boutelle, Theodore Roosevelt and others.

1031. REPUBLICAN CLUB. Proceedings, at the Sixteenth An- nual Dinner of the Republican Club. 8vo, cloth, .uncut. New York. 1902. $1.50 Speeches by Louis Stern, T. L. Woodruff, Chauncey Depew and others.

1032. REPUBLICAN CLUB. Proceedings at the Nineteenth An- nual Lincoln Dinner. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. New York. 1905. $1.50 Speeches by Theodore Roosevelt, Senator Dolliver and others.

1033. REPUBLICAN CLUB. Addresses delivered at the Lincoln Dinners of The Republican Club of the City of New York, in response to the Toast "Abraham Lincoln." 1887-1909. Portrait. 8vo, buckram, paper label, uncut. New York. Privately Printed. 1909. $10.00 Contains in all 30 stirring Addresses in honor of Lincoln. Some of the Speakers were W. M. Evarts, Horace Porter, Robert G. Ingersoll, C. M. Depew, Frank S. Black, Charles E. Hughes, Wm. McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt.

1034. RICE, DANIEL. The President's Death Its Import. A Sermon preached in Lafayette, Indiana. Half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Lafayette, Ind. 1865. $6.00 A Rare Western Address.

1035. RICE, DANIEL. The President's Death. Its Import. A Ser- mon preached in the Second Presbyterian Church, Lafayette, Ind., on the Day of President Lincoln's Funeral. 8vo, wrappers. Lafayette, 1865. $4.00 Very fine Copy. Scarce.

1036. RICE, N. L. Sermon on the Death of Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, half roan, purple wrappers bound in. New York. Wm. C. Bryant 1865. $4-50 A Fine New York Address preached in the Old Presbyterian Church at 5th Avenue and igth Street and published by Members of the Congregation.

1037. RICE, THORNDIKE. Reminiscences of Abraham Lincoln by Distinguished Men of his Time. With portrait and 28 illustrations. 8vo, cloth gilt. New York. 1886. $3.00 First Edition. 140 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

1038. RICE, WALLACE. The Lincoln Year Book. Axioms and Aphorisms from the Great Emancipator. With marginal illustrations in tints on every page, and portrait. Narrow I2mo, pictorial boards uncut. Chicago. 1908. $1.50

1039. RICHARDS, C. T. List of Lincolniana in Library of Con- gress. Royal 8vo, red cloth, uncut. Washington. 1903. $2.00 Divided into two sections, the first containing Lincoln's own Writings, the Sec- ond a list of the Writings relating to Lincoln. Presentation Copy from the Author.

RARE CHICAGO IMPRINT. 1870.

1040. RICHMOND, THOMAS. God Dealing with Slavery. God's Instrumentalities in Emancipating the African Slave in America. Spirit Messages from Franklin, Lincoln and others to the Author, Thomas Rich- mond. Portrait of author. i2mo, cloth. Chicago Religio-Philosophical Publishing House, 1870. $25.00 An extraordinary work and a very rare Chicago imprint. Of Lincoln interest

: First to President are the following items "My Letter Lincoln" ; "My Second tells Influences Third Letter to Lincoln" ; "Franklin How He Lincoln" ; "My Let- ter To Lincoln" ; "Lincoln's Spirits, First Letter to Me" ; His Spirits. Second Let- etc. ter" ; "Lincoln's Third Letter," etc.,

1041. RICHMOND "WHIG" for April 17. 8pp. folio. Black borders and rules. Richmond. 1865. $6.00 "Assassination of President Lincoln! The heaviest blow which has ever fallen on the people of the South, has descended."

1042. ROBBINS, FRANK L. A Discourse on the Death of Abra- ham Lincoln delivered in the Greenhill Presbyterian Church. 8vo, half morocco, original covers bound in. Phila. 1865. $5-oo "Published by request of the -congregation for private distribution."

1043. ROBINSON, CHARLES S. The Martyred President : A Ser- mon preached in the First Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn, N. Y. April 16, 1865. 8vo, original wrappers. New York. 1865. $3.50 The First Sermon preached in New York on Lincoln's Death.

1044. ROBINSON, JAMES T. National Anniversary Address delivered at the Baptist Church, North Adams, Mass. 8vo, original wrappers. North Adams. 1865. $3-OO Very scarce.

1045. ROBINSON, JOHN BELL. An Address to the people of the Several Sovereign States, on the Frauds committed on their Elective Franchise, under Official Orders, and the danger of the People being reduced to Mere Serfs to a Tyrant Despot, under the Pretext of Negro Freedom, Military Necessity, Union and Liberty." 8vo, half brown morocco, neat, green and red labels, Philadelphia. 1864. $4.50 A Libellous Anti-Lincoln Campaign Document concocted by the Secretary of the George B. McClellan Club of Philadelphia. Rare. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 141

1046. ROBINSON, T. H. The Unveiling of Divine Justice in the Great Rebellion. A Sermon. June i, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Harrisburg, 1865. $6.00 Very Scarce.

1047. RODGERS, CAPTAIN. Message of the President recommending a Vote of Thanks to Captain John Rodgers for eminent Skill and Zeal in discharge of his duties. One page 8vo. Washington. 1863. $3.50 Captain Rodgers of the Monitor "Weehawken" engaged and captured the powerful Rebel Iron-clad "Fingal" alias "Atlanta" after an engagement of fifteen minutes in Warsaw Sound, Georgia. Besides the vote of Thanks he was promoted to Commodore. A Fine Lincoln-Naval Item.

1048. ROGEARD, M. A. The Stricutres of Labienus, the Histor- ical Critic in the Time of Augustus. 8vo, half morocco neat, original wrappers bound in. Philadelphia. 1865. $5-OO Translated from the French by Dr. W. E. Guthrie and Published June 3Oth 1865. In the Preface the recent Murder of Lincoln is alluded to, together with an account of the popular subscription by the French People toward a gold medal to be presented to Mrs. Lincoln in honor of the late President. The Pamphlet is a Caustic Satire upon Napoleon III who had stopped the Subscription after some eleven thousand people had participated in it. The Translator's Proof Copy with Corrections.

1049. ROGERS, ELMER E. On Presdent Lincoln. Address to the

Public Schools of Chicago. Topic : "Lincoln's Pluck and Luck What about Ours?" 4 pages. 8vo. Chicago. 1909. $3-5 A Typical and very scarce Chi-cago Appreciation "Lincoln, the RaHsplitter, was so homely and 'cheeky' that our Barbers ivould have charged him a quarter instead a dime a shave" "Crook and Hook were two in the Civil War. of for " Officers Lincoln said, 'Well, we'll win by Hook or Crook' "Abe had two girls one was a r&d headed girl and the other was a Lulu," etc.

1050. ROGERS, J. W. Madame Surratt; a Drama in Five Acts. I2mo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Washington. 1879. $15.00 Extremely scarce and extremely curious. The dramatis personae 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. The author was a Princeton Graduate, Protestant Pastor of St. Paul's Parish, Franklin Tenn., served in the Confederate Army under Gen. Polk, went to England after the War and became a Convert to the Roman Church.

1051. ROSS, RILEY R. Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, ooze calf, gilt top. New York City. 1910. $10.00 Only 23 Copies privately printed for the Author for private distribution only. Not published. Dedicated to Dr. William H. Crawford of Allegheny College.

1052. ROTHSCHILD, ALONZO. Lincoln, Master of Men. A Study in Character. Portraits on Japan paper. 8vo, cloth, uncut and unopened. Boston. 1906. $12.50

Autograph letter of author laid in, respecting the author's research work on the life of Lincoln. First Edition of 150 copies entirely uncut. 142 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

1053. ROUXEL, T. Poem of 4 stanzas on Lincoln, and on reverse side of leaf, one of 4 stanzas on John Brown. I leaf, from the author's volume of Poems "Amertumes." I2mo, Paris. 1870. $1.50

1054. 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 of President Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco. Philadelphia. 1865. $10.00 Only a very small Edition. 250 copies, printed.

1055. SABINE, W. T. "The Land Mourneth the Death of Abra- ham Lincoln." Sermon on April 16, 1865. i8mo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Philadelphia. 1865. $3-5O Printed for circulation among the 'congregation only.

1056. SAMPLE, ROBERT F. The Curtained Throne. A Sermon suggested by the Death of President Lincoln, preached at Bedford, Pa. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Philadelphia. 1865. $7.00 Scarce.

1057. SANBORN, R. S. A Discourse on the terrible, irresistible yet sublime logic of Events as suggested by the Assassination of Lincoln delivered at Ripon, Wis. April 2, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, neat. (Ripon. 1865.) $10.00 An extremely interesting Wisconsin Address.

1058. SARGENT, F. W. Les Etats Confederes et 1'Esclavage. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in, uncut. Paris. 1864. $15.00 With presentation inscription: "Hon. S. P. Chase, with the Author's respects." Discusses at length Lincoln's Policy toward the Slaves, and the Effect of Emanci- pation.

1059. SARMIENTO, D. F. Vida de Abran Lincoln, decimo sesto Presidente de los Estados Unidos. Portrait. I2mo, cloth. Neuva York. 1866. $7.50 At end of the volume are two Long Memorial Poems on Lincoln, the last by Juana Manzo, dated from Buenos Ayres,' May 27, 1865. 1060. SAUNDERS, ROLFE S. Oration on the Death of Abraham Lincoln, late President of the United States. Delivered on Island 40, April 25, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Mem- phis, Tenn. 1865. $7-5O A very fine and scarce Southern eulogy of Lincoln.

1061. SAUNDERS, ROLFE S. An Oration on the Death of Pres- ident Lincoln, delivered on Island 40, April 25, 1865. 8vo, half morocflp, black glazed wrappers bound in. Memphis, 1865. $10.00 The Author's Proof Copy with many interesting typographical corrections.

1062. SAVAGE, M. J. Some Lessons from the Life of Abraham Lincoln. 19 pages I2mo, cloth original printed wrappers bound in. Bos- ton. Geo. H. Ellis. 1900. $3-5o Messiah Pulpit Weekly Sermon. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 143

1063. SCHENCK, WILUAM S. In Memoriam of the Late Rev. P. in D. Gurley. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers bound % Washington. 1869. $10.00

Dr> Gurley was with Lincoln after he was shot and what transpired at his bed- side is related in this pamphlet together with the Hymn written by Dr. Gurley together with the Journey to Springfield with Lincoln's Body, and much other interesting Lincoln matter. Presentation Copy from the Author to the Presbyterian Historical Society.

1064. SCHURZ, CARL. Abraham Lincoln. An Essay. With Tes- timonies by Emerson, Whittier, Holmes and Lowell. i6mo, cloth. Bos- ton. 1899. $.75

1065. SCHUYLER, P. N. A. L. S. to President Lincoln advocating the appointment of Hiram Griswold of Cleveland as U. S. District At- torney for the Northern District of Ohio. Also signed by T. R. Strong. 4to. Norwalk, Ohio. 1860. $5-OO

1066. R. on he an SCOTT, MIL/TON. Essay Lincoln ; Was Inspired Prophet? Portrait. I2mo, cloth. Newark. Ohio. 1906. $1-25 Functions of the Prophets. Lincoln's Statesmanship Moral Teachings His more direct Prophecies His Religious Faith, etc.

1067. SCRAP BOOK. A very large folio Scrap Book, lettered on back, "Lincoln Album," and on side "The Abraham Lincoln Album and Historic Scrap-Book 1906." Burton, Lake Geneva, Wis., half russia, very strongly made. $75oo

In this album are loosely inserted numerous newspaper clippings of various dates, of Lincoln interest, together with Autograph Letters, Portraits, Civil War envelopes, a fine characteristic 4 pp. A. L. S. of Augusto J. Evans, mentioning Gen. Beauregard and other Southern officers, Lincoln's Address to the Loyal in of Women of America behalf the Sanitary Commission 1861 ; fac-simile of Lincoln's famous letter to Gen. Sheridan on the Occasion of the Shenandoah Valley Campaign, an original Prospectus of the Lottery of the First Draft of the Procla- mation of Emancipation all in Lincoln's Autograph 1864; Broadside Letter to the Public from W. H. Herndon headed "Lincoln and Douglas. The Peoria Debates and Lincoln's Power." 1865; Broadside "Is the War a Failure?" 1864; Litho- graphic Prospectus of the Sangamo Insurance Co. with portrait and views 1865, Autograph Letter marked "Private" written by James Mitchell of the Emigration Office to President Lincoln in relation to their Emancipation Measures. 3 page

4to. 1862 ; A. L. S. from S. S. Marshall to Andrew Johnson regarding the Post- mastership of Cairo 111. 1866; two other letters to President Lincoln regarding the appointment of Army and Hospital Chaplains; a 'genuine Copy on Wall Paper of the Vrcksburg Citizen printed the day the Union forces captured the City and added a Note that "Gen. Grant had caught the Rabbit and dined in Vicksburg." July 4, 1864: a very interesting prospectus of George B. Ayres Original Photographs of Lincoln; the Official Dispatch signed by Acting Adjutant General L. H. EVERTS transmitting Secretary Stanton's message to GEN. SHERMAN that "President Lin- coln was murdered at w o'clock last night in his Private Box at Ford's Theatre" and concluding "I have no time to add more than to say that I find evidence that an Assassin is also on your track and I beseech you to be more heedful than Mr. Lincoln was of such knowledge." Together with much other Historical Lincoln matter, and some scarce plaque portraits. 144 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

1068. SCRIPPS, JOHN. Life of Abraham Lincoln. Tribune Tracts. No. 6. 8vo,, sewed. New York. 1860. $30.00 The First Authorized Life of Lincoln. The Proofs were submitted to, and read by Lincoln himself.

1069. SCRIPPS, JOHN LOCKE. Tribune Tracts. No. 6. The Life of Abraham Lincoln. 32 pp. 8vo, full straight grained maroon morocco gilt. New York. 1860. $35.00 The First and Best Life of Lincoln. A very choice Copy.

1070. SCRIPPS,' JOHN LOCKE. The First Published Life of Abra- ham Lincoln, written in the year 1860. Portrait on Japan Paper. 4to, half vellum, uncut. Detroit: Cranbrook Press, 1900. $12.00 Edition limited to 245 copies.

1071. SEARING, EDWARD. President Lincoln in History. An Ad- dress delivered in Milton, Wisconsin. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Janesville, 1865. $5-OO Scarce. Only 300 copies printed.

1072. SEAMAN, L. What Miscegenation Is : What we are to Expect Now that Mr. Lincoln is Re-elected. 8vo, half light calf, original wrappers bound in. New York. (1864) $6.50 The Sable Nobility Front Seats for Colored Folks Grand Miscegenation Jubilee. The Great Boumerrang Association of Brooklyn The Blood Royal of Africa, etc. With a striking Illustration of Miscegenation on cover and title.

1073. SEARS, REV. HIRAM. The People's Keepsake; or, Funeral Address on the Death of Abraham Lincoln, late lamented President of the United States, with the Principal Incidents of his Life. Preached at Mount Carmel, III. April 23, 1685, and dedicated to the Loyal Man, Women and Children of all parties in the Country. 8vo, half green morocco, original wrappers bound in. Cincinnati. 1865. $15.00 Inserted are two very interesting Autograph Letters presenting Charles H. Hart with the Copy of Address and writing him at length upon his Bibliography of Lincoln.

1074. SECESSION MESSAGE. Message of the President of the United States to the Two Houses of Congress, at the Commencement of the First Session of the 37th Congress. 8vo, half brown morocco neat, uncut. Washington. 1861. $10.00 Rare uncut. The Message itself occupies 17 pages and deals with the Secession

of the Six States and their seizure of the Forts and Dock Yard. Concludes : "And having thus chosen our course utithout guile, and with pure purpose, let us renew our trust in Goti and go fonvard without fear and ^^nth manly hearts. Abraham Lincoln. July 4, 1861."

1075. SEDGWICK, CHARLES B. Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln on the occasion of the Obsequies at Syracuse. 8vo, half morocco, with original wrappers bound in. Syracuse, 1865. $7-5O One of the Ablest of all the Contemporary Lincoln Eulogies, and extremely scarce. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AvE., NEW YORK CITY 145

1076. SEISS, JOSEPH A. The Assassinated President; or, the Day of National Mourning. 8vo, half morocco, original covers bound in. Philadelphia. 1865. $3-5o A Fine Sermon by the leading Lutheran Pastor of the Times.

1077. SELLERY, GEORGE C. Lincoln's Suspension of Habeas Cor- pus as Viewed by Congress. 8vo, sewed, uncut. University of Wiscon- sin. Madison. 1907. $1.50 Contains a useful two-page Bibliography of Works on the Subject.

1078. SERVICES in Commemoration of the One Hundredth An- niversary of the Birth of Lincoln, arranged by Union and Confederate Veterans. Portrait. 8vo, wrappers. Atlanta, Ga. 1909. $2.50 Contains Rev. James W. Lee's Very Fine Address on Lincoln.

1079. SEWARD, WILUAM H. Lincoln's Secretary of State. Near- ly killed by the Lincoln Assassins. Interesting A. L. S. to General Tot- ten. "I beg to present to you several Bnglish Military friends. I wish you would authorise me to say per you to the Secretary of War that you owe the British Government an Obligation for Courtesies that you would like to have us reciprocate" etc. 2 pages. 8vo Washington. April 10, 1862. $15.00

1080. SEWARD, WIUJAM H. Lincoln's Secretary of State. D. S. passport issued to Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, George Harring- ton to travel in Europe with his Family. With Arms and Seal of the United States. Folio Washington. 1863. $3.50

1081. SHAFFNER, TAL P. The War in America; being an Histor- ical and Political Account of the Southern and Northern States, showing the Origin and Cause of the Present Secession War. Folding map. I2mo, cloth, uncut. London. 1862. $4.00 Scarce. Refers to Mr. Lincoln as being controlled by a "false pride" and the influence of "fanatics," together with many Charges of Lincoln's Responsibility for the Secession of the South. The Author was a Native of Virginia and associated with S. F. B. Morse in his Telegraphic Inventions.

GEN. SHERIDAN'S FIRST AND ONLY VOTE.

1082. SHERIDAN, PHILIP HENRY. General in Chief U. S. Army. An original Newspaper Cutting reporting an Interview with Ex PRES- IDENT RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, which has been cut apart by Hayes, and "elaborated" with his Autograph Additions and Notes, and signed at tall folio end : "This is substantially Correct Rutherford B. Hayes." On sheet. Spiegel Grove 3Oth Nov. 1888. $30.00

A most Interesting and Characteristics Anecdote of one of Lincoln's Greatest Generals. The Article commences "I was present says Ex-President Hayes when General Sheridan cast the First Vote and Last of his Life. McClellan was the Candidate on the one side and Lincoln on the other. Sheridan had never voted as he was an Army Officer, but he understood under the Laws; of Ohio a Ohio Soldier could vote, and that there was to be somewhere in the camp among the Ohio Soldiers a Polling Place. He soon leanned it was at my Headquarters. (34th Reg. 146 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

O. V. I. Cedar Greek Shenandock Valley) so he came over the day before and talked about it / passed the word around that Sheridan and Gen. Crook would vote about 9 o'clock and perhaps a 1,000 Soldiers and two brassbands were on hand. The polling place was a wagon and 3 now-commissioned Officers were judge and two .young fellows clerks. I said I'd vote first so as to show Crook and Sheridan how it was done. I was an o\ld Voter they were Greenhorns Then Sheridan stepped up. He was a little embarrassed for all the men' were looking at him. He looked at the Judge, the Judge stared at him. 'Your name Sir!' said the Judge with infinite dignity. Sheridan spoke up 'Philip H. Sheridan' 'In what State do you vote' asked the Judge impressively. 'In Ohio' Sheridan replied 'In what County' 'Perry County.' In speaking with Sheridan after General Crook said with 'This is Vote: I don't ever to vote again, feeling: my" first expect but I did ivant to vote for Old Abe.' AN UNUSUAL PRESIDENTIAL AUTOGRAPH OF THE GREATEST LINCOLN ASSOCIA- TION INTEREST.

1083. SHERIDAN, PHIUP HENRY. A Memorial from the City of Boston. Portrait. Royal 8vo, cloth. Boston. 1889. $5-OO Presentation copy from William Elliot Griffis, D. J3. Contains Gen. Francis A. Walker's splendid Memoir of Sheridan, occupying 77 pages.

1084. SIAM. Message of the President transmitting Copies of two Letters from the King of Siam to the President of the U. S. accompanied by certain presents, and of the President's answer thereto. 8vo, sewed. Washington. 1862. $5-QO In his interesting Letter to the President the King offered to present him with several pairs of Elephants to be turned loose in the American Forests there to increase and multiply. In Lincoln's Answer he acknowledges the reception of a Sword of exquisite workmanship and gracefully declined the offer of the Elephants as unsuitable for the Climate. .

1085. SILK PRINTED BROADSIDE. "Address at Gettysburg Nov. 19, 1863." Printed on rose silk within black borders, n. p. 1865. $2.50

1086. SILK PRINTED PORTRAIT. "Breaking the Shackles." L/incoln and fettered Slave and Negro Log Cabin in foreground. Battle in background. Etched by J. E. Taylor. Printed on light blue silk. 4to. 1891. $3.50

1087. SILK PRINTED PORTRAIT. Bust of Lincoln almost full face with beard. Etched by H. B. Hall. 4to. (New York. 1865.) $3.50

1088. SIMPSON, MATTHEW. Funeral Address delivered at the Burial of President Lincoln at Springfield, 111. May 4, 1865. I2mo, half calf, original wrappers bound in. New York. 1865. $/-5O The Most Important of all the Lincoln Sermons, being spoken at the Actual Burial at Springfield.

1089. SINCLAIR, PETER. Freedom or Slavery in the United States, being Facts and Testimonies for the Consideration of the British People. Part I. 8vo, half dark morocco neat, wrappers bound in. London. (1861) $5.00 A Strong Appeal in^favor of Lincoln made to the Anti-Slavery Supporters in England. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 147

1090. SLATER, EDWARD C. The Nation's Loss. A Sermon preached at Paducah, Ky. April 19, 1861. 8vo, half morocco, original green .in. Paducah. glazed wrappers bound f 1865. $5-OO A very fine Military discourse delivered before Gen. S. Meredith and the Troops at Head Quarters District of West Kentucky, with General Order No. 12 giving directions for the Funeral Services.

SHIPMENT OF SLAVE FROM NEW YORK. 1855.

1091. SLAVERY. "Manifest of Slaves intended to be transported on board of the Steamer Augusta, whereot Lyon is Master, of the Bur- den of 1400 tons and bound from the Port of NEW YORK 'for the port of Savannah in the State of Georgia." Printed Document signed by the Shipper G. B. Cummins and others. Oblong 4to New York. Dodge and Cannon, Custom House Brokers. 25 Pine Street. 1855. $12.50

Scarce and Interesting New York Slavery item. .

.1092. SLAVERY. Message of the President of the U. S. transmitting a Copy of the Treaty between the U. S. and Her Britannic Ma- jesty for the Suppresion of the African Slave Trade. 8vo, sewed. Washington. 1862. $2.50

1093. SLAVERY. The Underground Railroad. A Record of Facts, Authentic Narratives, Letters, etc. narrating the Hardships, Hair Breadth Escapes and Death Struggles of the Slaves in their Efforts for Freedom, as related by themselves and others or witnessed by the Author. Together with Sketches of some of the largest Stockholders and most liberal aiders and advisers of the Road. By William, Still. Illustrated with 70 fine Engravings and Portraits from life. Thick 8vo, cloth. Philadelphia, 1872. $5-OO Scarce. Contains Biographical Notices of hundreds of Negro Slaves who escaped from the South, with Memoirs of all the Active Abolitionists of the North. THE ONLY RECORD OF THIS KIND.

1094. SLAVERY. The Opinions of ABRAHAM LINCOLN upon Slav- ery and its Issues : indicated by his Speeches, Letters, Messages and Proclamations. 8vo, sewed. Washington. 1864. $3-75 A Fine Second Term Campaign Document defending Lincoln's Proclamations of Emancipation and Amanesty.

1095. SMITH, GERRiT. No Treason in Civil War. Speech at Cooper Institute, New York, June 8, 1865. 8vo, half leather, .original wrappers bound in. New York. 1865. $5-OO A Scarce and Highly Eulogistic New York Lincoln Address.

1096. SMITH, HENRY. The Religious Sentiments proper for our National Crisis inserted. ; A Sermon. Portrait and plate 8vo, half morocco neat. Buffalo. 1865. $3-

1097. SMITH, HENRY. The Religious Sentiments proper for our National Crisis. 8vo, wrappers. Buffalo. 1865. $2.50 Very fine copy. 148 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AYE., NEW YORK CITY

1098. SMITH, ISAAC. Address, Foxborough, Mass. April 19, 1865, simultaneously with the Funeral of President Lincoln. 8vo, original glazed wrappers. Foxborough, 1865. $12.00 An Extremely Rare L ncoln Address in fine Condition.

1099. SMITH, W. R. Review of Southern Aggressions upon the North. 8vo, half roan, original wrappers bound in. Chicago. 1860. $5.00 Published without Author's name on any Imprint, and strongly urging the Election of a Republican President.

1 ioo. SMOOT, RICHARD M. The Unwritten History of the Assas- sination of Abraham Lincoln. Square I2mo, original wrappers. Clinton. Mass. 1908. $2.50 Only ioo Copies printed. A Curious statement that the Author's Brother had saved John H. Surratt by his Testimony to the Jury.

noi. SMOOT, R. M. The Unwritten History of the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln. I2mo, half green morocco, wrappers bound in. Clinton, Mass. 1908. $5.00 No. 3 of ioo privately printed Copies. Contains the direct assertion that John H. Surratt was actively concerned in the Murder of Lincoln. With Presentation Inscription to Major Lambert.

1 102. SNIVELY, WIUJAM A. The Nations Bereavement. Mem- orial Sermon on the Death of Abraham Lincoln. With Address by REV. WILLIAM PRESTON. 8vo, half dark brown morocco, original wrappers bound in. Pittsburgh. 1865. $3.50

1103. SOLDIERS' National Cemetery. Revised Report of the Com- mittee to House of Representatives of Pa. containing Lincoln's Dedica- tory Address. Frontispiece. Harrisburg. 1865. $2.50

1104. SONG BOOK. The Bugle Call. Union Songs, with the Music. Edited by George F. Root. Oblong 8vo, half morocco, original cover bound in. Chicago. (1863) $10.00 A Rare Collection of Civil War Music "designed for use in all gatherings of Loyal People whether around the Camp Fire or the Hearth Stone." Some of the Lincoln Titles are "Stand by the President and all will yet be well" "God save the President," etc.

1105. SONG BOOKS. Touch the Elbow Songster. 1862; Tony Pastor's "4/14" Combination Songster. 1864; Christy's New Songster and Black Joker. 1863; 3 pieces in one vol. i8mo, half calf, all wrappers bound in. New York. 1862-64. $12.00 Contains many Lincoln and Civil War songs.

1106. SPATH, ADOLPH. Rede bei .der Begrabniszfeier des Prasi- denten Abraham Lincoln, 19. April 1865. Mit einer Zugabe aus der Osterfest-Predigt am 14 April. 8vo, half morocco neat. Philadelphia. 1865. $6 - Rare. Only 300 Copies Printed. Fine Copy.

1107. SPAULDING, E. G. The Republican Platform. Revised Speech delivered at Buffalo and Washington, at meetings to ratify the GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AYE., NEW YORK CITY 149

Nomination of Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin. 8vo, half morocco neat. Washington. 1860. $10.00 Contains a Letter from Lincoln to Dr. Theodore Canisius on Republican Prin- ciples dated Springfield May 17, 1859. 1108. SPEAR, REV. SAMUEL T. The Punishment of Treason. A Discourse. Preached in the South Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn. 8vo, half brown morocco, wrappers bound in. Brooklyn. 1865. $5- o An urgent appeal for the swift hanging of General Lee, Jefferson Davis, John C. Breckinridge and other Southern Leaders.

1109. SPEECHES AND LETTERS of Abraham Lincoln 1832-65. With 15 page introduction by JAMES BRYCE. i2mo, limp morocco gilt. London. 1907. $i-5O LINCOLN'S ATTORNEY GENERAL ON MOB VIOLENCE.

i no. SPEED, JAMES Of Kentucky. Lawyer, Emancipationist, Friend of Lincoln and appointed by him Attorney General. To him is ascribed the Refusal of Kentucky to enter the Confederacy. Long and very vigorous letter to Governor B. Magoffin detailing his "plans for bringing persons to trial who have been guilty of violence and outrage in Mobs whereby human life or property has been injured or destroyed, is as follows" and concludes "As a Citizen I feel that it is a burning shame that perpetrators of the Mob Violence should not only go unwhipped of justice, but not even tried. If the present condition of things remain, no man can feel sure of his person or property. The fault is in the Law, and not in the Sentiment of the State. The Law can and should be corrected." 4 pages, 4to, Louisville, Nov. 29, 1859. $20.00 An intensely interesting Civil War Letter, and very important Kentucky item.

mi. SPEED, JAMES. Opinion on the Constitutional Power of the Military to Try and Execute the Assassins of the President. 8vo, half light calf, wrappers bound in. Washington. 1865. $3-5o

1 1 12. SPRAGUE, REV. I. N. President Lincoln's Death. A Dis- course delivered in Caldwell, N. J. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. Newark. 1865. $3-5O With John E. Burton's fine Oration "Abraham Lincoln" bound in at end.

1113. SPRINGFIELD BROADSIDE. "Farewell Address to his Old Neighbors Springfield Feb. 12, 1861" printed within Black border and inscribed at top. "In Memory of Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States of America, Born Feb. 12, 1809. Died April 75, 186$." 8vo, half green morocco. (Springfield 1865.) $10.00 An extremely rare Springfield Funeral Memorial.

1 1 14. SPRINGFIELD, ILL. Official Programme at the Unveiling of the Statute of Abraham Lincoln upon the National Lincoln Monument. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. Springfield, 111. 1874. $4.00 Included are Lincoln's "Remarks to his Neighbors on leaving Springfield Feb. n, 1861," together with his "Inaugural Addresses, Messages to Congress, Emancipa- tion Proclamation and A'ddress at Gettysburg." 150 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

1115. STARR, FREDERICK. The Martyr President. A Discourse in Penn Yan, N. Y. April 16, 1865, and repeated at St. Louis, Mo. May I4th. 8vo, half morocco, with original glazed mourning wrappers, bound in. St. Louis, Mo. 1865. $8.50 Contains, like several other Lincoln Memorials, a scathing denouncement of the South for its merciless treatment of John Brown, five years before. 1116. STARR, FREDERICK. The Martyr President. Discourse delivered in the First Presbyterian Church Penn Yan, N. Y. April 16. Re- peated by Request in the North Presbyterian Church St. Louis, Mo. May 14, 1865. 8vo, wrappers. St. Louis, Mo. 1865. $5.00 "FROM THE HAND OF LINCOLN" AUTOGRAPH POEM.

1117. STEDMAN, EDMUND CLARENCE Autograph Poem "From The Hand of Lincoln." 4 stanzas written on a folio sheet, signed in full, and dated New York, December, 1883. $60.00

"What better than this Voiceless Cast To tell of such a one as he Since through its living semblance passed The thought that bade a race be free!"

1118. STEELE, RICHARD H. Victory and Morning. A Sermon occasioned by the Death of Abraham Lincoln preached June ist, 1865. 8vo, half black morocco, original wrappers bound in. New Brunswick. 1865. $6.00 Scarce. With Autograph Presentation slip from the Author bound in.

.1119. STEINER, LEWIS H, Abraham Lincoln : The Lessons taught by his Life. An Address delivered at "The Glades," Frederick County, Maryland. 8vo,'half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Philadelphia. 1865. $8.50

Bound in is : "The Religious Belief of Abraham Lincoln." By Robert G. Ingersoll occupying ten pages addressed to "My dead Mr. Seip."

1 120. STEINTHALL, S. A. Address on the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln, 7th May, 1865. 8vo, half calf, original wrappers bound in. London, 1865. $6.50 Scarce English eulogy on Lincoln preached twice in Manchester in Memory of President Lincoln.

1 121. STEPHEN, LESWE. The "Times" on the American War: A Historical Study. 8vo, half calf. London, 1865. $7.50 First Edition of this Rare and Curious Attack on "The Times" for its habitual abuse of Lincoln.

H22. STEVENS, HIRAM F. Abraham Lincoln. An Address delivered before the Military Order "of the Loyal Legion of the U. S. Commandery of Minnesota. i2mo, half green morocco, original wrappers bound in. St. Paul, 1900. $6.00

' With Presentation Inscription from the Author Closes with a fine Poem on the Martyr President. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 151

1123. STEVENS, THADDEUS. Memorial Addresses on the Life and Character of Thaddeus Stevens delivered in the House of Repre- sentatives. 8vo, original cloth. Washington, 1869. $2.00 Contains Frequent References to Stevens's Actions with Lincoln in the Anti- Slavery Movement and striking comparisons of their Personal Characteristics.

1124. STEWART, DANIEL. Our National Sorrow. A Discourse, on the Death of Abraham Lincoln, in Johnstown, N. Y. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. Johnstown, 1865. $5-OO Presentation Copy addressed to Samuel Agnew by the Author on back cover.

1125. STEWART, JUDD, Some Lincoln Correspondence with Southern Leaders before the Outbreak of the Civil War. 8vo, original wrappers. Privately printed, 1909. $2.50 ' An important series of Historical Letters from Lincoln to Alexander H. Stephens and Senator J. J. Crittenden with their Answers.

1126. STlLLfi, CHARLES J. Northern Interests and Southern In- dependence : a Plea for United Action. 8vo, half light calf, original wrappers bound in. Philadelphia, 1863. $2.50

1127. STODDARD, RICHARD HENRY. Abraham Lincoln. An Horatian Ode. 8vo, half morocco, original purple wrappers bound in. New York, 1865. $75 -OO First Edition. Fare. Inserted is the extremely fine portrait engraved on wood by Timothy Cole after Wyatt Eaton. Also a splendid letter from the author to Dr. Shelton Mackenzie, at the time one of the most important literary characters in New York, saying : "My Dear Sir / send you by mail the sheets of. An Ode which I have just tvritten on the Death of the President and which I have taken the greatest fains with, making it as perfect as I could for my own sake arid that of the terrible and great occasion. It cost me four days' hard and telling work such as I hope 'not to pass through again for years four days in the midst of last week THE MOST MOMENTOUS PERIOD IN OUR ANNALS SINCE THE DISCOVERY OF THE NEW WORLD. / think you will like my honest attempt to celebrate the fall of a good man (whom I never liked in my life, and from whose policy, in many respects I differ now). You will recognise my original the Horatian Ode of Andrew Mar- z'ei'l 'Upon Cromwell's Return from Ireland,' a noble production in a magnificent measure, which scarcely admits of weakness, it is so simple and so compact. If you can say a good word for me in the 'Press' do so; if not, don't. In any event, yours in haste, R. H. Stoddard Custom House, N. Y. April 18, "65." Also a letter from Stoddard to C. H. Hart, 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 Edition was 1500 copies as far as I remember. I know it cost me (the verse) j days' hard work and that it paM me nary a red."

. Inserted also is Stoddard's Original Manuscript of the first eleven stanzas of the Ode, showing a few variations from the printed text. Unique and grand Lincoln memorial.

1128. STODDARD, R. H. Lincoln. An Horatian Ode. By Rich- ard Henry Stoddard. 8vo, original lilac wrappers. New York, 1865. $15.00 First edition. Laid in A. L. S. of R. H. Stoddard to E. P. Whipple referring to his Horatian Ode. "I write what I thought a good poem on the death of Lin- coln,'' etc. 152 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

1129. STODDARD, R. H. Abraham Lincoln. An Horatian Ode. 8vo, half light calf, wrappers bound in. New York, 1865. $15.00 First Edition. With interesting Autograph Letter from Stoddard to William H. Carey bound in.

1130. STONE, ANDREW L. A Discourse occasioned by the Death of Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, original wrappers, uncut. Boston, 1865. $5.00 Large Paper Copy. Only 300 printed.

1131. STONE, ANDREW L. A Discourse occasioned by the Death of Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States of America, who was assassinated in Washington, April 14, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, original covers bound in. Boston, 1865. $7-5O Edition of 300 copies.

1132. STONE, BRIG.-GEN. Message of the President in relation to the arrest of Brig.-Gen. C. P. Stone, i page. 8vo. Washington, 1862. $3.50 Refers to the General's defeat at Balls Bluff where he and his troops were pushed into the Potomac River with great loss. He was arrested and imprisoned but never Court-martialed.

1133. STORRS, RICHARD S. An Oration commemorative of Presi- dent Abraham Lincoln. Portrait. 8vo, half morocco, wrapper bound in. Brooklyn, 1865. $6.00 Limited edition of 100 copies. Inserted is a photograph of the author with his signature on back.

1134. STORRS, RICHARD S. An Oration Commemorative of Presi- dent Abraham Lincoln delivered at Brooklyn at the Request of the War Fund Committee. 8vo, original glazed wrappers. Brooklyn, 1865. $4.00 Fine Copy. AN EXTREMELY RARE CALIFORNIA TRIBUTE.

1135. STRONG, REV. J. D. The Nation's Sorrow. A Discourse in San Francisco, April 16, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. San Francisco, 1865. $22.50

Published by the Larkin Street Congregation for the Members only. So very scarce that the Author was unable to procure a copy for himself within a few months after publication. With John E. Burton's fine Lincoln Address bound in.

1136. STRYKER, MELANCTHON W. Hamilton, Lincoln and other Addresses. I2mo, cloth, uncut. Utica, 1896. $2.00 Contains in all 15 Addresses by the President of Hamilton College.

1137. STURZ, J. J. Reden gehalten bei der Berliner Todtenfeier fur den Prasidenten Lincoln. Ein Auspruch der Kirche uber Sklaverei und freie Arbeit. 8vo, sewed, uncut. Berlin, 1865. $12.50 Very Rare. At end is an original Lincoln Memorial Poem of 72 lines. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 153

1138. SUMNER, CHARLES. A Memorial of Charles Sumner, from the City of Boston. 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1874. $2.50 The Eulogy by Carl Schurz occupies pages 80-162 and is filled with Anecdotes on the Relation of Sumner with Lincoln.

1139. SUMNER, CHARLES. The Promises of the Declaration of Independence. Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Boston, 1865. $5-OO Sumner's Greatest Memorial Eulogy.

1140. SUMNER, CHARLES. The Promises of the Declaration of

Independence ; Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln. First and Second Editions. The Questions of the Day. An Address by Edward Everett. Presenta- tion Copy. 3 VJD!S. in one. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Boston, i865-Boston, 1861. $8.50 Sumner's Oration is generally considered to be one of his greatest Speeches and went through several Editions immediately. 1141. SURRATT, JOHN H. Messages of the President transmitting Reports relative to John H. Surratt, and Mr. Woodbridge's Report on same. 3 pieces, in one vol. 8vo, half green morocco. Washington, 1866-67. $7.50 Relating to the Amer.'can Demand for Surratt's Extradition from Italy, where he was serving in the Papal Guard.

1142. SURRATT, JOHN H. Life, Trial and Extraordinary Ad- ventures of John H. Surratt. Illustrated. 8vo, half cloth, wrappers bound in. Philadelphia, 1867. $8.50 One of the most Important and Interesting of American State Trials. The Jury utterly failed to agree, being about equally divided. Judge Fisher at the end of the Trial ordered Joseph H. Bradley Counsel for Surratt, to be stricken from the Rolls and was immediately challenged on the spot to fight a Duel by the In- dignant Attorney.

1143. SURRATT TRIAL. The Reporter. Vols. 3 and 4. 2 vols. Royal 8vo, cloth. Washington, 1867. $15.00 Contains account of the Trial of John H. Surratt on an Indictment for Murder of President Lincoln. The First Part of Volume III is 'devoted to a very elaborate Report of the Arguments on the Applications by the States of Mississippi and Georgia to restrain by Injunction the Enforcement of the Military Reconstruction Laws of the 37th and 4Oth Congresses. From the Library of the Famous War Cor- respondent and Journalist George A. Townsend with his "Gath" Bookplate.

1 144. SURRATT TRIAL. Trial of John H. Surratt in the Criminal Court for the District of Columbia. 2 vols. 8vo, sheep. Washington, 1867. $7-50 The Entire Testimony, Proceedings, Speeches and Names of Witnesses in this Famous case ocdupy in all 1383 pages.

1145. SURRATT, JOHN H. Argument of Edward Pierrepont to the Jury on the Trial of John H. Surratt for the Murder of President Lin- coln. 8vo, half morocco, printed wrapper bound in. Washington, 1867. $12.00 Extremely scarce. The speech occupies 122 closely printed pages. 154 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY AN EXCESSIVELY RARE "CONSPIRATORS" AUTOGRAPH.

1146. SURRATT, MARY E. Tried and Convicted for the Assassina- tion of President Lincoln. Portion of an Autograph Account rendered by Mrs. Surratt, as Administratrix of J. H. Surratt, to Samuel Gettings for Farm Implements, including a Harrow, Set of Swingletrees, Crowbar, etc. The part of the invoice specifying the various items is mostly de- fective. The Document contains Mrs. Surratt's Autograph in two places. 4to. Surrattsville, Md., Nov. 15, 1864. $100.00 A LINCOLN ASSOCIATION AUTOGRAPH OF SUPERLATIVE RARITY. At the time of the Arrest of the Conspirators all papers and letters relating to them were seized by the Government and all letters in the hands of their Friends were destroyed by them through fear of being implicated in the Crime. D. M. DeWLtt in his exhaustive Analysis of the Trial before a Military Commission, entitled "The Judicial Murder of Mary E. Surratt" denounces her execution as "THE FOULEST BLOT ON THE HIS- TORY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA."

1147. SURRATT, MRS. The Judicial Murder of Mary E. Surratt. By David Miller De Witt. I2mo, cloth. Baltimore, 1895. $2.50 "The Foulest Blot on the History of the United States."

1148. SUTPHEN, MORRIS C. Discourse on the Occasion of the Death of Abraham Lincoln, late President of the United States. 8vo, original wrappers. Philadelphia, 1865. $3-OO Scarce. Only a small Edition printed.

1149. SUTPHEN, MORRIS C. Discourse on the occasion of the Death of Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Philadelphia, 1865. $6.50 Autograph presentation copy from the Author on second page of wrapper. Only a Small Edition Published.

1150. SWEETSER, SETH. A Commemorative Discourse on the Death of Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Worcester, Mass., 1865. $3.50 Only a very small Edition printed and now a very scarce Lincoln Address.

1151. SWING, REV. DAVID. The Death of the President. Sermon preached in the Presbyterian Church at Hamilton, Ohio. i6mo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Hamilton, 1865. $17.50 A Rare and Powerful Address by this Famous Cincinnati Preacher.

1152. SZOLD, BENJAMIN. Vaterland and Freiheit. Predigt bei der Erinnerungsfeier des vestorbenen Prasidenten, Abraham Lincoln am 1 Juni 1865 gehalten von Benjamin Szold Rabbiner der Oheb-Schalom Gemeinde in Baltimore. I2mo, original front wrapper. Baltimore, 1865. $20.00 The First Lincoln Sermon printed in Hebrew Characters. Extremely Rare.

1153. 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 consequent upon his GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 155

Death. Black borders to each page. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers with Flag bound in. Biddeford, 1865. $7-5O A scarce Maine item. Fine copy with presentation inscription from the author on fore cover and a letter from him inserted.

1154. TAPLEY, RUFUS P. Eulogy of Abraham Lincoln, pronounced April 19, 1865, at Saco, Maine. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers with Flag bound in. Biddeford, 1865. $5- Contains Report of the Proceedings, and Resolutions passed by the Citizens of Saco to commemorate the President's Death. Printed within blade borders throughout.

1155. TAPPAN, DR. H. P. Abraham Lincoln. Rede bei der Gedachtniszfeier in der Dorotheenkirche zu Berlin, 2 Mai, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Frankfurt am Main, 1865. $12.00 The German Translation of Dr. Tappan's Discourse on the Death of Lincoln and extremely Rare. The Author was a Graduate of Union College, Professor of New, York University, and First Chancellor of Michigan University. After 1863 he lived in Europe and no Edition of his Lincoln Discourse was printed in America.

1156. TAPPAN, H. P. Abraham Lincoln. Funeral Services commemorative of the Death of Lincoln. German Text. In the Dorothean- Church, Berlin. Uncut 8vo, original wrappers. Frankfurt am Main, 1865. $7.50 The German Translation of Rev. H. P. Tappan's fine discourse on the Death of Lincoln. Extremely scarce in uncut condition.

1157. TARBELL, IDA M. Some Great Portraits of Lincoln. With 9 illustrations (McClures Magazine, 1898) "Lincoln's Restoration Policy for Virginia" by H. E. Hayden -"The Works of Lincoln as a Political Classic" by F. N. Thorpe "Two Portraits of Lincoln," "How Lincoln was Nominated" by F. B. Carpenter. In one vol. 8vo, half light calf. New York, 1898-1882. $2.00

1158. TARBELL, IDA M. Father Abraham. Colored frontispiece and plates by Blendon Campbell. i6mo, cloth, uncut. New York, 1909. $1.00

1159. TARBELL, IDA M. He knew Lincoln. With colored frontispiece and 5 other plates, each containing a portrait of Lincoln by Jay Hambidge. i6mo, cloth, uncut. New York, 1907. $1.25 First Edition. Fine Copy.

1160. TAYLOR, A. A. E. Our Fallen Leader. A Discourse. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. Philadelphia, 1865. $5-OO A Fine Lincoln Memorial preached in the Bridge Street Presbyterian Church of Georgetown, D. C.

1161. TAYLOR, BAYARD. The Ballad of Abraham Lincoln. Col- ored plates by Eytinge. Boston, 1870. $15.00 First Edition*. Extremelv Scarce. 156 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AYE., NEW YORK CITY

1162. TERRIBLE TRAGEDY AT WASHINGTON. Assassina- tion of President Lincoln. Last Hours and Death bed Scenes of the President. A Full and Graphic Account, from Reliable Authority of the Great National Calamity. Attempt of the Conspirators to murder Secretary Seward, Vice-President Johnson, and the whole Cabinet. A Biographical Sketch, with a Correct Likeness of all the Parties in any way connected with the Lamentable Event. To which is added an Authentic History of Assassins and the distinguished persons who have fallen by their Hands. Numerous portraits and Illustrations. 8vo, light calf, gilt, pictorial wrappers bound in. Philadelphia: Barclay & Co., 1865. $6.50 A very uncommon Account of the President's Murder and the immediate Events succeeding it.

1163. THAYER, WILUAM M. The Pioneer Boy and how he became President. With woodcut Illustrations. I2mo, original cloth. Boston, 1863. $3-50

1164. THAYER, WILLIAM M. From Pioneer Home to the White House. Life of Abraham Lincoln. Boyhood, Youth, Manhood, Assas- sination, Death. With Eulogy by George Bancroft. I2mo, cloth. New York (1900). $1.50

1165. THAYER, WILLIAM M. Character and Public Services of Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States. i6mo, half brown morocco, gilt, pictorial wrappers bound in. Boston : Dinsmoor & Co., 1864. $7.50 The S'carce First Issue containing 75 pages.

1166. THAYER. WILLIAM M. Fran Nybyggarehemmet till Hvita Huset. Presidenten Abraham Lincolns Lif. Portrait. I2mo, boards, cloth back. Stockholm (1886). $25.00 This rare Swedish Edition does not seem to have been noticed by any of the Lincoln Bibliographers.

1167. THAYER, W. M. Abraham Lincoln. Uutisasukkaan Poika ja Milten Hanesta Tuli Presidentti. I2tno, original wrappers, uncut and unopened. Jyvaskyla, 1902. $10.00 The First Finnish Life of Lincoln. Very fine Copy. 1168. THAYER, W. M. Abraham Lincolns Leben. Autorisierte Abersetzung aus dem Englischen von Auguste Daniel. 8vo, cloth.

Gotha, 1807.-7/ $8.00 / Fine Clean Copy.

1169. THIRD ARMY CORPS UNION Lincoln and Sickles. Proceedings at the 46th Annual Meeting of the 3rd Army Corps Union. Speeches by Gen. J. R. O'Beirne, Gen. J. F. Rusling and Poem by Gen. Horatio King. i6mo, original pictorial wrappers. Boston, 1910. $1.50

1170. THOMAS, A. G. Our National Unity Perfected in the Martyrdom of our President. A Discourse delivered its the Chapel of GEO. D. SMITH. 547 FIFTH AYE., NEW YORK CITY 157 the Filbert Street U. S. General Hospital. 8vo, original wrappers. Phila- delphia, 1865. $3.50

1171. THOMAS, A. G. Our National Unity Perfected in the Martyrdom of our President. A Discourse. 8vo, half light calf original wrappers bound in. Philadelphia, 1865. $5 oo A Fine Military Lincoln Eulogy. The Author was Chaplain of the Filbert Street U. S. Hospital.

1172. THOMAS, ISAAC. The Words of Abraham Lincoln for use in Schools. Illustrations. I2mo, cloth. Chicago (1898). $1-25 "Utterances of wonderful Beauty and Grandeur," Carl Schurz.

1173. THOMPSON, JOHN C. In Memoriam. A Discourse upon the Character and Death of Abraham Lincoln, preached in Pottstown, June i, 1865. 8vo, wrappers. Philadelphia, 1865. $4.00 Scarce.

1174. THOMPSON, JOHN C. In Memoriam. A Discourse upon the character and death of Abraham Lincoln. Preached in Pottstown, Pa. 8vo, half brown morocco. Philadelphia, 1865. $7-5O One of the Rarest of the Pennsylvania Discourses.

1175. THOMPSON, JOSEPH P. Abraham Lincoln, his Life, and its Lessons. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. New York, 1865. $3-50 A Fine New York Oration containing several Hymns and other poetical pieces.

1176. THOMPSON, MAURICE. Lincoln's Grave. A Poem. I2mo, boards, uncut. Cambridge, 1894. $4-5O First Edition of this very fine Lincoln Eulogy written by a Confederate Soldier who went all through the Civil War.

1177. THOMSON, EDWARD WILUAM. When Lincoln Died and Other Poems. I2mo, cloth, uncut. Boston, 1909. $i-5O First Edition. Contains some fine pieces on Lincoln beside the title: "We Talked of Lincoln" and "Father Abraham Lincoln." The Other Poems are mostly Canadian Subjects.

1178. THRALL, S. C. The President's Death a National Responsi- bility. The President's Character a Treasure of Memory. A Sermon. Large 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. New Orleans, 1865. $8750 Rare. On the last page is an Account from the New Orleans Picayune, of the Services attended by the Army and Navy at Christ Church. Printed within heavy black borders throughout.

1179. TIMLOW^, HEMAN R. Discourse on the Death of Abraham Lincoln, at Rhinebeck, N. Y. i6mo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. Rhinebeck, 1865. $4-5 Very scarce. 1180. TIMLOW, HEMAN R. Discourse occasioned by the Death of Abraham Lincoln, delivered at Rhinebeck, April 19, 1865. i6mo, wrappers. Rhinebeck, N. Y., 1865. $3-75, 158 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

1181. TORRIE, HIRAM D. The Tragedy of Abraham Lincoln, in five Acts, by an American Artist. i2mo, full light calf, neat, original wrappers bound in, Glasgow, 1876. $12.50

The Rarest and most Curious of the few Plays written on Lincoln's Death. Amongst the Characters are Grant, Seward, Greeley, Stanton, Sumner, Miss Todd afterwards Mrs. Lincoln, Booth, principal Assassin and several others including John Hanks the "early associate of Lincoln" from whom the Author gained most of his Facts. Choice Copy.

1182. TOUSEY, SINCLAIR. Indices of Public Opinion, 1860-1870. 8vo, original limp cloth. New York : Printed for Private Circulation, 1871. $7.50

Contains some very interesting Lincoln items written by the Founder of the American News Company. Some of them are entitled, "Emancipation," "Freeing and Arming the Slaves," "Lincoln's Second Canvass," "Meeting in the Ninth Ward on the Death of Lincoln," "Burial of. Lincoln," etc. With Author's Presentation inscription to Parke Godwin.

1183. TOWNSEND, GEORGE ALFRED. The Life, Crime, and Cap- ture of John Wilkes Booth. Illustrated. Svo, half brown morocco, uncut, original wrappers bound in. New York, 1865. $7-5O

Complete Edition of this Important History of the Crime. At end is Town- sends' very fine Original Poem "Abraham Lincoln." Very Scarce in uncut condition.

1184. TRANSACTIONS OF THE WISCONSIN STATE AGRI- CULTURAL SOCIETY, with Reports of County Societies, etc. Illus- trated. Svo, half morocco, gilt top. Madison, 1860. $10.00

Contains the "Annual Address. By Hon. Abram Lincoln of Illinois, delivered at Milwaukee. Sep. 30, 1859," in which he discussed the differences between "Hired Laborers and Slaves." The entire address occupies pp. 287-299.

1 185. TREDWELL, DANIEL M. A Catalogue of Books and Pamph- lets to the relating Great Civil War between the North and the South ; or, the Free and the Slave States of the American Union ; and constituting a fair, comprehensive and complete History of the Entire Country, Civil, Military and Naval from the breaking out to the close of this unparalleled struggle. Svo, half red morocco, gilt top, uncut. Brooklyn, 1874. $7.50 The Author's own Copy, Interleaved and inscribed with many additional Titles. In the Preface the Collection is termed as being with "But little doubt at the present time the completest Collection in the Country." Contains extra Index of Lin- colniana. Of the Greatest Interest as being the FIRST LINCOLN LIBRARY CATALOGUE.

1186. TRIAL of Abraham Lincoln by the Great Statesmen of the Republic. A Council of the Past on the Tyranny of the Present. The Spirit of the Constitution on the Bench Abraham Lincoln, Prisoner at the Bar, his Own Counsel. Svo, full calf, original wrappers bound in. New York, 1863. $5.00 A Very Scurrilous New York Copperhead Attack upon the Lincoln Administra tion. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 159

1187. TRIAL of the Assassins and Conspirators for the Murder of President Abraham Lincoln. Portraits and illustrations. 8vo, full calf, original wrappers bound in. Philadelphia, 1865. $6.00 Contains the y'-page description of the executions, names of the hangmen, "all of Company F. itfh Veteran Reserves fine stalwart Specimens of Union Soldiers ivho did their work well."

1188. TRIAL of the Assassins and Conspirators at Washington, D. C., May and June, 1865, for the Murder of President Lincoln. Illus- trated. 8vo, half morocco, uncut, original wrappers, with portrait of Booth, bound in. Philadelphia : Peterson, 1865. $6.50

Scarce Edition, containing 203 pages printed in double columns and 7 pages of Advertisements at end with portraits of Grant, Johnson, and Lincoln.

1189. TRIAL of the Assassins and Conspirators for the Murder of Abraham Lincoln and the Attempted Assassination of Vice-President Johnson and the whole Cabinet. Illustrated. 8vo, brown leather, with the original wrappers bound in. Philadelphia: Barclay & Co. (1865). $6.00 Scarce Edition, with the Portrait of Mrs. Surratt on fore cover.

1190. TRIAL OF THE CONSPIRATORS for the Assassinatioh of President Lincoln. Argument of Special Judge Advocate John A. Bingham in reply to the Arguments of the Counsel for Mary E. Surratt and others. 8vo, original wrappers. Washington, 1865. $3-OO

1191. TRIAL of John H. Surratt in the Criminal Court for the District of Columbia. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Washington, 1867. $12.00 The Report occupies 1383 pages. The Indexes contain Lists of the Witnesses for the Government and for the Defendant and of Witnesses called on the Re- butting and Sur-rebutting Testimony.

1192. TRIAL OF THE LINCOLN CONSPIRATORS. Causa Celebre. Asesinato del Presidente Lincoln y atentados contra M. Seward y otros. 8vo, half green morocco. Habana, 1865. $16.00 The complete trial in Spanish. Very rare.

1193. TRIAL of John Y. Beall as a Spy and Guerrillero, by Military Commission. 8vo, half roan, original wrappers bound in. New York, * 1865. $7-50 The Execution of Beall on Governor's Island by hanging is said to have been the direct Cause of Lincoln's Assassination. Beall with other Confederate Soldiers acting as Spies in Civilian Clothing boarded the Lake Erie Steamer "Philo Parsons" and at a signal produced their Arms and seized the Boat. They then captured and sunk another Vessel the "Island City." With his party Beall was also engaged in an attempt to wreck the railroad near Buffalo. He was convicted of having perpetrated Acts of War within the U. S. Jurisdiction, wearing no badge of Military Service and Executed as a Spy.

1194. TRIBUTES OF THE NATIONS to Abraham Lincoln. Ex- pressions of Condolence and Sympathy inspired by these Events. Por- trait of Lincoln. Thick 4to, original half morocco. Washington, 1867. $5.00 By far the greatest number of Messages received on the Occasion were sent 160 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY from France and Great Britain together, Switzerland being next on the list with a very long Index of Tributes. Gen. William D. Whipple's Copy with Presentation A. L. S. from Junius Sim&ns.

1195. TROIS CONFERENCES STRASBOURGEOISES. Guil- laume le Taciturne, par A. Sabatier; ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PAR ROD. REUSS; Agrippa d'Aubigne par George Guibal. I2mo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. Strasbourg, 1872. $7-5o

A Great Republican Appreciation of Lincoln delivered in Alsace just after, its Conquest and the Suppression of all Free Speech.

1196. TROY, N. Y. A Tribute of Respect by the Citizens of Troy, to the Memory of Abraham Lincoln. 4to, half brown morocco, uncut and unopened, original wrappers bound in. Troy, 1865. $5.00

Largest Paper copy, of which only 75 were issued. The most extensive collection of Official and Personal Tributes, Sermons, Hymns, Poems and Sentiments published by any City on Lincoln's Death.

1197. TUCKER, J. T. A Discourse in Memory of our Late Pres- ident, Abraham Lincoln. Delivered in Holliston, Mass. 8vo, half morocco neat, Holliston. 1865. $4.00

1198. TURKEY. Message of the President communicating the Regulations, Decrees and Orders for the Government of the U. S. Con- sular Courts in Turkey. 8vo, sewed. Washington. 1863. $1.50

1199. TWIGGS, DAVID E. Message of the President placing at the Disposal of Congress three Swords of Honor formerly belonging to Major General David E. Twiggs. Two pages 8vo, Washington. 1862. $4.00

General Twiggs was a West Point Graduate and for his distinguished Services in the Mexican War was presented with valuable Swords by Congress and by Georgia his Native State. He was in Command of the Department of Texas when the Civil War broke out and surrendered his command to the Confederates.

1200. TYLER, REV. G. P. The Successful Life. A Discourse on the Death of President Lincoln, April 19, 1865, at Center Church, Brat- tleboro. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. Brattleboro, 1865. $7.00

A fine and interesting Vermont Tribute. The Author was son of Chief Justice Royall Tyler and Brother of General John S. Tyler.

1201. UNION LABOR ASSOCIATION. The Opinions of Abra- ham Lincoln upon Slavery and its Issues : Indicated by his Speeches, Letters, Messages, and Proclamations. 8vo, half brown morocco neat. Philadelphia. 1864. $6.00

A strong Campaign Document in favor of the Re-election of Lincoln and the Prosecution of the War.

1202. U. S. CHRISTIAN COMMISSION for the Army and Navy. First Annual Report. Work and Incidents. 8vo, new half brown calf, original wrappers bound in. Philadelphia. 1863. $i-5O GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 161

NEW YORK'S TRIBUTE TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN. 1866.

1203. VALENTINE, DAVID T. Obsequies of Abraham Lincoln in the City of New York, under the Auspices of the Common Council. Each page of text printed within heavy black borders and illustrated with numerous' full page illustrations in brown and black, showing the Funeral Procession and Ceremonies of various points in the City. Royal 8vo, half maroon levant, gilt top, uncut. New York. Edmund Jones & Co. 1866. $40.00

A very handsomely Printed and Illustrated New York Civil War Record and of Special Interest as -containing much Original Lincoln Memorial Matter not to be found elsewhere, including David T. Valentine's Introductory Eulogy of Lincoln, the Resolutions of the Various City Boards, Inscriptions on Public and Commercial Buildings, Hotels and Theatres, Official Programs, and William Cullen Bryant's Magnificent Funeral Ode, commencing "Oh, slozv to smite and swift to spare," here published for the first time. In addition to all the Original Illustrations, nearly 100 portraits, and particularly interesting Old New York City Views, have been inserted, many of which are entirely unprocurable today.

1204. VAN NESS, H. SPEER. The Brutus of America. Great Speech on the War, delivered upon the Advent of the Union Army in Memphis, Tenn. The Administration Sustained. Democracy is fallen. 8vo, half morocco neat. Memphis. 1864. $12.50

A startling Account of the treatment of the Female Slaves by their Southern Owners in which President Tyler is accused of selling his own Mulatto Offspring at Public Auction. Highly laudatory of Lincoln as "the first President nominated and elected without any consultation with the Southern Political Leaders." The Ad- dress was delivered in Memphis on Washington's Birthday, Feb. 22 and was no doubt suppressed as far as possible by all the Southern People.

1205. VINCENT, MARVIN R. A Sermon on the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Second Edition 8vo, half black morocco, original wrappers bound in. Troy, 1865. $3-5O

1206. VINCENT, THOMAS M. AbraHam Lincoln and Edwin M. Stanton. Address before Burnside Post No. 8. Department of the Po- half bound in. Wash- tomac, April 25, 1889. 8vo, morocco, . wrappers ington. 1890. $3.50

Written by the Author of "The Military Power of the U. S. during the War of the Rebellion" and other ivell known Historical Works.

1207. VINCENT, THOMAS M. Abraham Lincoln. Edwin M. Stan- ton. Address before Burnside Post No. 8, Department of the Potomac April 25, 1889. 8vo, wrappers. Washington. 1890. $2.00

1208. VICTOR, O. J. The Private and Public Life of Abraham Lincoln. Comprising a full account of his early years, etc. I2mo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. New York. 1865. $10.00

Contains Lincoln's Life from his Birth till the end of 1863. Published just before Lin-coin's death and containing a special preface printed to commemorate that event. Very scarce. 1 62 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

1209. VINTON, ALEXANDER H. Man's Rule and Christ's Reign. A Sermon Preached on Nov. 27th, 1862 At St. Mary's Church N. Y. 8vo, cloth. New York. 1862. $4.50 Original wrappers bound in. In the same volume is a scarce Auction Catalogue of Lincolniana sold by Bangs & Co. in 1902, comprising over 400 interesting lots. 1210. WADSWORTH, JAMES S. One Country! One Constitu- tion ! One Destiny ! Speeches of W. C. Noyes, D. S. Dickinson, Lyman Tremain and Gen. Wadsworth. 8vo, sewed. New York. 1862. $1.50

121 1. WALDEN, TREADWELL. The National Sacrifice. .A Sermon Preached on the Sunday before the Death of the President. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Philadelphia. 1865. $4-5 Presentation copy from the author, with inscription on fore cover. Contains two other addresses by the Author preached the same week in St. Clement's Church. 1212. WALDEN, TREADWELL. The National Sacrifice. Sermon preached on the Sunday before the Death of the President, and two Addresses on the Sunday and Wednesday following. 8vo, original wrappers. Philadelphia. 1865. $2.50 Very fine copy.

1213. WALKER, R. J. Letter in favor of the Re-Election of Abra- ham Lincoln. London, Sept. 30, 1864. 8vo, sewed. New York. 1864. $2.50 Robert J. Walker was Secretary of the Treasury under President Polk. He had opposed the nomination of Lincoln and supported Stephen A. Douglas in the Cam- paign of 1860.

1214. WALKER, R. J. Letter of Hon. R. J. Walker in favor of the Re-election of Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, half brown morocco neat. London. Sept. 30, 1864. $3-5 Scarce. The Author was Financial Agent in Europe of the U. S. Government and succeeded in negotiating Loans to the amount of $250,000,000.

1215. WALLACE, C. ,C. A Prince and a Great Man is Fallen. Funeral Address delivered at Placerville, Cal. April 19, 1865. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Placerville, Cal., 1865. $15.00 The Scarcest of the California Lincoln Addresses. On the last page is an account of the Memorial Procession attended by 1,500 people. Presentation Inscrip- tion "From the Author" on front Cover.

1216. WALLACE, WILLIAM Ross. National Anthem for the Ob- sequies of Lincoln, in Union Square N. Y. ip. 8vo, bound in cloth. New York. 1865. $10.00

Very Scarce. Not in Lambert Sale, nor mentioned in Fish's bibliography. The Author was a Southerner and composed the National Hymn "The Sword of Banker Hill," "The Liberty Bell" and other popular pieces.

1217. WALSH, WILLIAM S. Abraham Lincoln and the London Punch. Cartoons, Comments and Poems, Published in the London Char- ivari, during the American Civil War. With 55 very clever Caricature plates by JOHN TENNIEL. I2mo, cloth uncut. New York. 1909. $1.50 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 163

1218. WANAMAKER PRIMER on Abraham Lincoln. Strength, Mind, Heart, Will. The Full Rounded Man. The Typical American Example of the Rule of Four. Wanamaker Originator. With Portrait and Illustrations. 8vo, pictorial boards. Philadelphia. 1909. $1.00 Interesting Centennial Souvenir.

1219. WARDEN, ROBERT B. A Voter's Version of the Life and Character of Stephen Arnold Douglas. I2mo, cloth. Columbus, Follett Foster & Co. 1860. $6.00 First and only Edition used in the Campaign of 1860 and containing many references to Lincoln and their Joint Debates.

1220. WARWICK, CHARLES F. Liberty and Lincoln. Address before the Young Republican Club of Germantown, Feb. 9, 1899. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. Germantown. 1899. $10.00

Presentation copy, with A. L. S. of the author laid in, referring Major Lambert to a long quotation from Shakespeare's "Richard" here quoted in full.

1 22 1. WAR LETTERS of a Disbanded Volunteer, embracing his Experiences as Honest Old Abe's Bosom Friend and Unofficial Adviser. With a clever Caricature Frontispiece of Lincoln. I2mo, half brown morocco neat, uncut. New York. 1864. $10.00

VERY SCARCE UNCUT. Written by Joseph Barber and dedicated to "Abraham Lincoln of Illanoy, the loftiest of Livin Statesmen, renound alike for his Great

Milentary Talons, his Firm Adhera>nc.e to his Inaugerashin Oath, this Work is, affeckshinately inskrib&d by the Author." Contains the very rare pictorial wrappers which hardly ever accompany the Book. 1222. WAR POLICY of the Administration. Letter of the Pres- ident to the Union Mass Convention at Springfield, Illinois. Evening Journal Documents No. i. 8vo, half morocco. Executive Mansion. Washington. Aug. 16, 1863. $3-5O

1223. WASHBURNE, E. B. 'A Speech. Abraham Lincoln, His Personal History and Public Record. 8vo, half morocco, uncut. Wash- ington. 1860. $6.50

Contains at end the Republican platform adopted at Chicago, May 17, '60.

1224. WASHINGTON, D. C. Message of the President relating to, and urging the Construction of Certain Railroads concentrating upon the City of Washington. 8vo, sewed. Washington. 1863. $3-5O

The system proposed was "from Washington to the deep waters of the Chesapeake, and to Hagerstown, by way of the Point of Rocks." Described by Lincoln a subject of "great practical importance."

1225. WASHINGTON-LINCOLN FESTIVAL. Liberty and Union, One and Inseparable. Speeches delivered at the Republican Union Festival at Irving Hall Feb. 23, 1862. Speeches by Elliot C. Cow- din, Prof. Hitchcock, Dr. Bellous, Wm. Evarts, George Folsom and others. Svo, cloth, original wrappers bound in. New York. 1862. $3.00

Full of highly Eulogistic Comments on Lincoln and his Policy. 164 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

1226. WATTERSQN, HENRY. Abraham Lincoln. An Oration delivered before the Lincoln Union. Portrait. 4to, half morocco, original covers bound in. Louisville. 1895. $6.00 Limited Edition of this Splendid Oration.

1227. WEBB, EDWIN B. Memorial Sermons. The Capture of Richmond. Some of the Results of the War. The Assassination of the President. 8vo, half morocco, original covers bound in. Boston. 1865. $7.50 Three powerful Lincoln discourses. Fine copy.

1228. WELLER, GIDEON. The Opposition to Lincoln in 1864 Lincoln's Triumph in 1864. The Original Articles as they appeared in the Atlantic Monthly. 2 pieces in one vol. 8vo, half brown morocco gilt, uncut. Boston. March April. 1878. $2.50

1229. WELLES, GIDEON. Lincoln and Seward. Remarks upon the Memorial Address of Charles Francis Adams on the late Wm. H. Seward. With Incidents and Comments Illustrative of the Measures and Policy of the Administration of Abraham Lincoln. And Views as to the Rela- tive positions of the late President and Secretary of State. I2mo, cloth. New York. 1874. $2.50 Written by Lincoln's Famous Secretary of the Navy.

1230. WETTSTEIN, CARL THEODOR. Was Abraham Lincoln an Infidel? The Religious Character of Abraham Lincoln as it appears in the Light of his spoken and written word. With 20 portraits and views. I2mo, cloth. Boston. 1910. $1-25

1231. WHITCOMBE, W. W. Abraham Lincoln. The Beloved and Affectionate Father. A Sermon delivered in the Baptist Church, Oskkosh. Wis. April ip, 1865. 8vo, original wrappers. Milwaukee. 1907. $1.00 First Edition in Pamphlet form, the original was published in the Oskkosh Northwestern. Contains a fine poem on the Death of Lincoln.

1232. WHITE, ERSKINE N. The Personal Influence of Abraham Lincoln. A Sermon. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. New York. 1865. $3.50 A Fine Lincoln Sermon Preached at New Rochelle.

1233. WHITE, HORACE. Abraham Lincoln in 1854. An Address before the Illinois Historical Society. 8vo, original wrappers. Spring- field. 1908. $2.50 An unusually Interesting and able Lincoln Memoir. "THE FAME OF LINCOLN."

1234. WHITE, HORACE. Former Editor of the Chicago "Tribune" and of the New York "Evening Post." Original Autograph Manuscript entitled "The Fame of Lincoln" probably spoken for him at one of the GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 165

Lincoln Dinners. Commences: "Abraham Lincoln at the age of 38 took his scat in the House of Representatives, December 1847. Among the Men of wide Repute at that time serving in the Senate -were Daniel ll'ebster, John C. Calhoun, Thomas Cowin, Thomas H. Benton, Jeffer- son Davis and Stephen A. Douglas. In the House were John Quincy Adams, Robert Toombs, Alex. H. Stephens, David Wilmot, Hoivell Cobb and Andrew Johnson. NOBODY THEN COULD HAVE FORESEEN THE FAME OF THIS AWKWARD NEW COMER FROM ILLINOIS WOULD EVENTUALLY SURPASS THAT OF ALL His FELLOW MEMBERS OF CONGRESS. That it has done so would seem to be established by the Amount of Literature ac- cumulated and nozv circulated concerning him It is probably safe to say that this is a larger amount of Literature than has been produced concerning all Mr. Lincoln's felloiv Members of the joth Congress taken together with President Polk and all his Cabinet Officers added." Signed in full. 2 pages folio. New York. 1906. $25.00 A Unique Lincoln Bibliographical Autograph.

1235. WHITE, JOHN R. The End of the Irrepressible Conflict. By a Merchant of Philadelphia. 8vo, half brown morocco neat, covers .bound in. Philadelphia. 1860. $3-OO

. Written in opposition to Lincoln, predicting a fierce financial storm as the first Result of his Election and urigng the Removal of the African Race from the Country.

1236. WHITE, PLINY H. A Sermon on the Assassination of Abra- ham Lincoln, preached at Coventry, Vt. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. Brattleboro. 1865. $6.00 Only 150 copies printed. The Author was Chaplain, of the U. S. Senate and closely acquainted with Lincoln.

1237. "WHITE REPUBLICAN, A." North and South; or who is the Traitor? The Original 1 6-page Article as it appeared in Eraser's Magazine. 8vo, half brown morocco, original wrappers bound in. Lon- don. November. 1862. $6.00 A most bitter attack upon Lincoln occasioned by the Proclamation of Emancipa- tion ; predicting that the Lincoln Government would "skedaddle from Washington" and that Gen. McClellan a modest and meritorious gentleman might be compelled by the stres of public necessity to assume the reins and responsibilities of the Federal Government.

1238. WHITE, RICHARD GRANT. Rebel Brag and British Bluster, etc., by OWLS-GLASS. A Record Unfulfilled Prophecies. Baffled Schemes and Disappointed Hopes, with Echoes of very Insignificant Thunder. Very pleasant to read and instructive to all who are capable of Learning. I2tno, half brown morocco, neat, cover bound in. New- York. 1865. $7.50 Contains many very nonsensical Criticisms of Lincoln by the Contemporary British Journals.

1239. WHITE, RICHARD GRANT. The New Gospel of Peace according to St. Benjamin. 4 parts in one vol. I2mo, half roan original wrappers bound in. New. York. 1863-64. $15.00 166 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

Fine copy. Bound in at the end is : "Miscegenation, the Theory of the Blending of the Races, applied to the American White Man an)d Negro." 1864. A very rare and extremely Curious Theory of Eugenics for Americans.

1240. WHITE, RICHARD GRANT. The New Gospel of Peace, according to St. Benjamin. The four parts complete as issued. i2mo, half Russia, original wrappers bound in. New York. 1863-66. $10.00 First Edition of each part of these curious political Satires.

1241. WHITE, RICHARD GRANT. Revelations: A Companion to the "New Gospel of Peace." According to Abraham. 36 pp. I2mo, half morocco, glazed wrappers bound in (front wrapper slightly torn). New York. 1863. $4.50 A bitter attack on Lincoln, written in the style of the Bible "Revelations."

1242. WHITLOCK. BRAN. Abraham Lincoln. Beacon Biographies of Eminent American Series. Portrait. i8mo, cloth, uncut. Boston. 1909. $1.00 First Edition. Fine Copy. WHITMAN'S MAGNIFICENT EULOGY ON LINCOLN.

1243. WHITMAN, WALT. Original Autograph Manuscript being the Commencement of his Famous Address on Lincoln. Large folio. N. D. $250.00

"How often since that dark and chilly Saturday that dripping April day, now fifteen years bygone my heart has entertai>n'd the dream, the wish, to give of Abraham Lincoln's death its ozvn special thought and memorial. Yet now the sought for opportunity offers. I find my notes incompetent (Why, for truly pro- found themes, is statement so idle? why does the right phrase never offerf) arid the fit tribute I dreamed of waits unprepared as ever "It belongs to these States in their entirety not the North only but the South, perhaps most tenderly and devoutly to the South of all, for there reaUy this man's birth-stock Why should I not say that thence his manliest traits, his uni- versality, his canny easy ways and words upon the surface, his inflexible determination and courage at heart. Have you never realized it my friends, that Lincotn, though grafted on the West, is essentially, in personnel and character, a Southern contribution ?"

1244. WHITMAN, WALT. Drum Taps. I2mo, original cloth. New York. 1865-66. $7.50 Second Issue of the First Edition, containing the Sequel to Drum Taps. Owing to the death of President Lincoln, the author delayed the publication of this volume until a few weeks later, when he added "When Lilacs Last in the Door-Yard Bloomed," "O Captain! My Captain!" and a few other poems. PRINTED ON VELLUM.

1245. WHITMAN, WALT. Hymn on the Death of Lincoln. Hand- colored frontispiece with initials. I2mo, vellum. London. Essex House Press. 1900. $25.00 Charming Edition of Whitman's Grand Poem "When Lilacs last in the dooryard bloomed." Edition of 135 Copies only, all printed on vellum. GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE,, NEW YORK CITY 167

1246. WHITMAN, WALT. Memories of President Lincoln and other Lyrics ("When Lilacs last in the Dooryard Bloomed," "Captain, My Captain," etc.) i6mo, boards, uncut. Portland, Me. 1906. $1.50

1247. WHITMAN. WALT. Memories of President Lincoln and Other Lyrics of the War. i6mo, vellum boards. Portland, Me. 1906. $4.50 Japan Paper. Only 100 Copies printed.

1248. WHITNEY, HENRY C. Life on the Circuit with Lincoln. With Sketches of Generals Grant, Sherman and McClellan, Judge Davis, Leonard Swett and Other Contemporaries. Illustrated with numerous portraits, views and allographs. 8vo, cloth. Boston. 1892. $4.00 First Edition of these extremely interesting Memoirs.

1249. WILLCOX, G. B. AND FIELD T. P. Funeral Observances at New London, Conn., in Honor of Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. New London. 1865. $7-5o Scarce. Contains a very interesting Account of the Proceedings of the Citizens of New London, The Procession through the Streets, and the Mayor's Proclamation. Only 300 printed.

1250. WILLIAM, A. DALLAS. The Praise of Lincoln. An Anthology. 8vo. cloth, gilt top. Indianapolis. (1911). $2.00 Every Poem in this Splendid Collection is remarkable for its intrinsic beauty and association value and include the songs of praise of many noted Poets on Lincoln as Boy, as Leader, Emancipator, Humorist, Man and Martyr.

1251. WILLIAMS, FRANCIS HOWARD. The Burden Bearer. An Epic of Lincoln. 8vo, cloth, gilt top, uncut. Philadelphia. 1908. $2.50 First Edition One of 300 copies printed.

1252. WILLIAMS, ROBERT H. "God's Chosen Ruler." A Sermon delivered in the Presbyterian Church of Frederick City, Maryland. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Frederick. 1865. $7-5 Very scarce, only 250 Copies having been printed.

1253. WILLSON, EDMUND B. The Proclamation of Freedom. A Sermon preached in the North Church, Salem, Jan. 4, 1863. 8vo, original wrappers. Salem. 1863. $6.50 Very Scarce. Not in the Lambert collection.

1254. WILLIAMS, THOMAS. Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln, delivered in Christ M. E. Church. 8vo, half calf, wrappers, bound in. Pitts- burgh. 1865. $6.50 The Rare 36 Page Issue.

1255. WILSON, RuFuS ROCKWELL. Lincoln in Caricature. Illus- trated zvith 32 plates. 4to, loose in sheets, in board portfolio. Printed for Private Distribution. 1903. $15.00 These 32 plates are selected from the hundreds that appeared during Lincoln's Presidency when he was the most savagely Cartooned Man in Public Life in "Harper's Weekly," "Frank Leslie's," "Vanity Fair" and the London "Punch." Each plate is fully described in the Index. Only 150 Copies were printed. 168 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

1256. WILSON, WILLIAM T. The Death of President Lincoln. A Sermon. 8vo, half morocco, original covers in black borders bound in. Albany. 1865. $5.00 With presentation Inscription to Bradley Martin from James Kidd one of the Vestry.

1257. WINDER, W. H. Secrets of the American Bastile. 8vo, half morocco, wrappers. Philadelphia. 1863. $7-5o A Fierce Copperhead Denunciation of the Lincoln Administration. "They love darkness rather than Light, because their dee'ds are evil." A Former Owner has written on fly leaf "Rare Old Copperhead Argument worthy of Death."

1258. WINDSOR, WILLIAM. Justice and Mercy. A Sermon Preached on National Fast Day, June ist, 1865. Half morocco, wrappers bound in. Davenport, Iowa. 1865. $5-OO Very Scarce.

1259. WISCONSIN. Address of I. A. Lapham and Edward Solomon before the State Historical Society. Jan. 24, 1866. Svo, half brown morocco neat, wrappers bound in. Madison. Wis. 1866. $6.00 The Lapham Address is partly devoted to a very Appreciative Memorial of Lincoln. Bound in is a very scarce Tract ''The Voter's Library." Philadelphia 1892 entitled "Abraham Lincoln. The Immortal President discussed as the Greatest of American Workmen" by J. S. Clarkson. 1260. WOODBURY, AUGUSTUS. A Sketch of the Character of Abraham Lincoln. I2mo, original printed wrappers. Providence. 1865. $3.00 Scarce. Fine Copy. 1261. WOODBURY, AUGUSTUS. The Son of God calleth the Dead to Life. A Sermon suggested by the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln, preached in the Westminster Church, Providence, R. I. April 16, 1865. I2mo, original printed wrappers. Providence. 1865. $3-75 Fine Copy. 1262. WOODBURY, AUGUSTUS. The Son of God calleth the Dead to Life. A Sermon preached in Providence, April 16, 1865; A Sketch of the Character of Abraham Lincoln; A Discourse, June i, 1865, 2 pieces in one, I2mo, half morocco, wrappers bound in. Providence, 1865. $7.50 Fine Copies of these two Scarce Rhode Island Eulogies. LINCOLN'S REMOVAL OF GENERAL WOOL.

1263. WOOI- GENERAL JOHN E. Distinguished in the War of 1812 and in the War with Mexico. Retired by President Lincoln on August ist, 1863 after the New York Draft Riots. Long Letter of explanation of the loss of his Command "My dear Friend. I have received your favor of the 2Oth inst. in which you express a desire to have an explanation of mv sudden expulsion from the Command of New York. It ivould be difficult for me to give what might be considered a satisfactory GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 169 explanation of the Causes which induced the PRESIDENT to remove me so suddenly from the Command of New York at the same time from the Command of the Eastern Department, and this too the day after the Rioters in the City had been put down and quiet restored to its Citizens, etc., etc." Concludes "Unless a Constant and , unceasing devotion to my Country and an unfaltering determination ever since the 6th Dec. 1860, to preserve the Union and suppress the Rebellion should have lead to it." 8 pp. 4to. Troy. August. 1863. $15.00. A very 'concise Account of the General's Operations in the Riots and the opposition he encountered from all the powers in Washington.

1264. WORCESTER, THOMAS. Abraham Lincoln. Discourse delivered on the National Fast Day, June I, 1865. 8vo, half morocco neat. (Boston). 1865. $3-5o

1265. WORDSWORTH, R. D. "Abe" Lincoln's Anecdotes and Stories. A Collection of the best Stories told by Lincoln which made him famous as America's Best Story Teller. i6mo, cloth. Boston. 1908. $1.50 1266. WORTMAN, DENIS. A Discourse on the Death of President Lincoln, delivered in Schenectady, N. Y. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Albany. 1865. $4.00 Scarce.

1267. WRIGHT, CARRIE DOUGLAS. Lincoln's First Love. A True Story. Frontispiece. i6mo, cloth. Chicago. 1901. $1.00 First Edition. Fine Copy. 1268. WRIGHT, WILLIAM. A Word of Warning to Democrats, from a Life-Long Voter with the Party. 8vo, half brown calf neat. Philadelphia. 1863. $3-5 Strongly urging the support of Lincoln "Let loyal Democrats stop at once their senseless War against the Government, on the plea of opposing the Republican Party. Let them exhibit less hatred of 'Honest Old Abe' and less love for the Traitor Jeff Davis" etc.

1269. Y. R. Abraham Lincoln. A Study. i2mo, full brown morocco gilt. Liverpool 1865. $7-5o A most appreciative English Life of Lincoln, published in the year of his Death.

1270. YARD, ROBERT B. The 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 the author laid in, sending Charles H. Hart, the Lincoln bibliographer, this copy of his sermon and saying that 800 copies of it had been printed. The author was formerly Chaplain of ist Reg., N. J. Vols., 6th Corps.

1271. YEAMAN, GEORGE H. Speech on the President's Proclama- tion, Dec. 18, 1862. 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. Baltimore. 1863. $3-5o

The Author was Senator from Kentucky and although a strong Unionist was vehemently opposed to the Abolition of Slavery as just proclaimed by Lincoln. 170 GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY

1272. "YE SNEAK YCLEPID COPPERHEAD." A Satirical Poem. Woodcuts. i6mo, wrappers. 'Philadelphia. 1863. $15.00

Mentions Lincoln by name and as President. With Autographs of John A. McAllister and Benson J. Lossing dated 1863. An extremely Rare Lincoln arid Civil War Record in the finest Condition.

- 1,273. YOURTEE, S. L. A Sermon on the Occasion of the Funeral in. ; of half covers bound , Abraham Lincoln. 8vo, morocco, original Ohio. .Springfield, 1865. $4.50

Delivered in the Central M. E. Church. Springfield Ohio. April 19, 1865. Scarce.

>, -.1274, ZABRISKIE, ANDREW. The Medallic History of Abraham ', Lincoln. With 2f illustrations of Medals and Tokens struck off in honor of Abraham Lincoln, both as Candidate and President. Svo, orig- 'irial wrappers uncut. New York. 1901. $3-OO

A must valuable Reference Work for the Lincoln Collector containing much very interesting information regarding Lincoln's two Presidential Campaigns.

A MOST EXTENSIVE AND REMARKABLE COLLECTION OF CIVIL WAR AND LINCOLN ENVELOPES

1275. WAR ENVELOPES. An extremely fine and very inter- Collection of over Civil the esting 3000 War Envelopes ; great Majority being issued by Sympathizers of the Federal Cause, the Rest being the Product of Individuals fervently supporting the Confederate Govern- ment. Amongst them are hundreds of portraits of LINCOLN, SEWARD, DOUGLAS, ELLSWORTH, WINFIELD SCOTT, GENERAL LYON, MCCLELLAN, GEN. WOOL, GEORGE WASHINGTON, who was much used by both sides, JEFFERSON DAVIS, BEAUREGARD, FREMONT, BROWNELL, the Avenger of Ellsworth, GENS. PRENTISS, CORCORAN, ROBERT ANDERSON SIEGEL, BUT- LER, Dix, CAPTAIN DUPONT, BURNSIDE, HALLECK, FOOTE, BUELL, WOR- DEN OF THE MERRIMAC, "PARSON" BROWNLOW, BLENKER, ROSECRANZ, BANKS, SHERMAN, PORTER, FARRAGUT, GRANT and other well known soldiers in the war. Pictorial Plates of Each of the Southern and North- ern States with their Arms and Emblems are included with similar designs of almost every Large City. Hundreds of Regimental Camp- Scenes, Battle Incidents and Naval Engagements are also comprised, all brilliantly colored, and many of them accompanied by Contemporary Newspaper Cuttings in prose and verse, more or less appropriate to the Illustration. The 750 portraits of Lincoln are particularly interesting and of considerable Historical Value being nearly all original, un- copyrighted designs by the publishers. The Death of COLONEL ELLS- WORTH or Assassination as it was then considered, is represented by many specimens and is no doubt a complete Collection of all the Ells- worth pi'eces issued at the time.

The portraits of Grant depict him with a Beard like a Patriarch while Gen.. Sherman's Face .shows as clean shaved as possible. Quite a GEO. D. SMITH, 547 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY 171 large number of the Envelopes bear the head of one of the Federal Com- manders surrounded by a Map of the Field of his Operations. The intensely bitter expression of Sectional Feeling is abundantly displayed in the very large number of Caricatures belittling the Confederate Army and its Heads. A Prime Favorite being the hanging of Jefferson Davis from the Gallows. All neatly arranged in 3 Albums of tinted paper. One folio and 2 vols. 4to. 1860-65. $300.00

A Unique Collection which from a presentation inscription shows that it was completed before 1867 .so that many Rarities were preserved which have since then completely disappeared.

AN EXCESSIVELY RARE MURDER BROADSIDE

1276. WAR DEPARTMENT BROADSIDE. $100,000! TH^ MURDERER OF OUR LATE BELOVED PRESIDENT, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, is STILL AT LARGE. $50,000 REWARD WILL BE PAID BY THIS DEPARTMENT FOR HIS APPREHENSION. IN ADDITION TO ANY REWARD OFFERED BY MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES OR STATE EXECUTIVES. $25,000 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE APPREHENSION OF JOHN H. SURRATT, ONE OF BOOTH'S ACCOMPLICES. $25,000 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE APPREHENSION OF DAVID C. HAROLD, ANOTHER OF BOOTH'S ACCOMPLICES, etc. Size x 24 inches. Washington. April 20, 1865. $400.00

The Rarest of all the War Department's Proclamation for the Arrest of the

Murderers : Containing three photographs of Surratt, Booth and Harold at head and the following Notice, which had not appeared in previous Issues at the end, reading "NOTICE IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE, STATE AND OTHER AUTHORITIES HAVE OFFERED REWARDS MAKING AN AGGREGATE OF ABOUT Two HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS." EDWIN M. STAXTON, SECRETARY OF WAR.

547 FIFTH A VENUE, NEW YORK

GEORGE D. SMITH

Wishes to inform Executors and others that he is always ready to purchase Entire Libraries and Collec- tions that may be offered for Sale; also any Rare works including Incunabula and Early Illustrated Books, Illuminated Manuscripts, Artistic and Historical Bindings, Elizabethan Literature and Old English Poetry and Plays, Author's Presentation Copies, Autograph Letters, Literary Manuscripts and Histor- ical Documents of all kinds.

A Catalogue of American Autographs is new in press and will be forwarded on application.

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