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Evans 17879.

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Printed Ephemera Collection; Portfolio 179, Folder 3a.

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Luncheon in the open on the day of the confirmation of twenty three Belgian boys of the colony of the Comite France-American pour la Protection des Enfants de la Frontiere, at Rosay. The above meal was made memorable by the generosity of the neighbors who sent, "over" rabbits, cider and vegetables to which were added chocolate, custard and cake. The meal has given them pleasure for a member of the Committee who was present heard one of the boys say: "On voit tres bien que c'iet la confirmation aujourd 'hui"

Confirmation of a general peace. Richmond March 29. By an express arrived this morning from Philadelphia, to his Excellency the Governor, we have the following agreeable intelligence The vessel that brought it was despatched from Cadiz the 14th

To Hon. John Sherman, Chairman of finance committee. My nomination to the Senate as commissioner of internal revenue, will justify me, I trust in addressing a few words to the Finance committee with respect to my confirmation ... M. N. Wisewell.

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Cassius M. Clay to Abraham Lincoln, Thursday, February 26, 1863 (Senate confirmation of his appointment as minister to Russia)

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