Friday, January 8, 1864.Washington, DC.
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Lays before Senate treaty with bands of Chippewa Indians.
Abraham Lincoln to the Senate, [8] January 1864, CW, 7:116-17.
Interviews Sen. Grimes (Iowa) about military recommendations.
Abraham Lincoln to Edwin M. Stanton, 8 January 1864, CW, 7:117.
Cabinet meets, with Secs. Welles and Usher only members present.
Welles, Diary.
Sec. Seward presents members of National Academy of Science to President.
Washington Chronicle, 9 January 1864. Mrs. Lincoln announces her Saturday afternoon receptions will begin
January 9, 1864.
Washington Chronicle, 8 January 1864.
President writes Mrs. Esther Stockton, widow of Rev. Joseph Stockton,
of Pittsburgh: "Learning that you who have passed the eighty-fourth
year of life, have given to the soldiers, some three hundred pairs of
stockings, knitted by yourself, I wish to offer you my thanks."
Abraham Lincoln to Mrs. Esther Stockton, 8 [January] 1864, CW, 7:117. |