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State of New Hampshire. By Charles H. Bell, Governor. a proclamation. The hand of an assassin has brought the President of the United States to the very gate of death .... I do hereby designate Friday the ninth day of September instant, as a day

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State of New Hampshire. By Charles H. Bell, Governor. a proclamation. The hand of an assassin has brought the President of the United States to the very gate of death .... I do hereby designate Friday the ninth day of September instant, as a day

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Printed Ephemera Collection; Portfolio 96, Folder 5.

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01/01/1881

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New Hampshire. Governor Charles H. Bell.

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