Letter-1865, April 25-A

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December 25, 2023

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Letter-1865, April 25-A

Executive Office
Washn City,
April 25, 1865.

Sir:

You will please suspend further action in the matter of the Patent in the case of the “Shawnee Indian Manual Labor Schoo1.” until the 10th of May, 1865.

Very Respectfully
&c &c
Andrew Johnson

Hon. J.P. Usher
Secretary of Interior.

[Photostat copy in MSS. Dept., K.S.H.S.]

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