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January 09, 1865

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Monday, January 9, 1865.
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President transmits to Senate information regarding limitation of naval armament on Great Lakes. Abraham Lincoln to the Senate, 9 January 1865, CW, 8:206.

Returns to Sen. Trumbull (Ill.) statement of Gen. Banks, submitted to Senate Judiciary Committee, regarding Louisiana state government and restates Trumbull's question as to proposed Lousiana Senators: "'Can Louisiana be brought into proper practical relations with the Union, sooner, by admitting or by rejecting the proposed Senators.'" Abraham Lincoln to Lyman Trumbull, 9 January 1865, CW, 8:206-7.

"First evening reception of the season at the Executive Mansion took place Monday night." Washington National Republican, 13 January 1865.

"The President, who was dressed in a plain suit of black, with white kid gloves, stood just inside the door of the Blue or Oval Room, and was supported on the left by Deputy Marshal Phillips." Washington Star, 10 January 1865.

About 11 P.M. President stops receiving visitors and retires upstairs. At 12 P.M. wraps shawl around shoulders and walks to War Dept., accompanied by White House guard. William H. Crook, Memories of the White House: The Home Life of our Presidents from Lincoln to Roosevelt (Boston: Little, Brown, 1911), 13. 

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President transmits to Senate information regarding limitation of 
naval armament on Great Lakes.
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Returns to Sen. Trumbull (Ill.) statement of Gen. Banks, submitted to 
Senate Judiciary Committee, regarding Louisiana state government and 
restates Trumbull's question as to proposed Lousiana Senators: "'Can 
Louisiana be brought into proper practical relations with the Union, 
sooner, by <uLine>admitting</uLine> or by <uLine>rejecting</uLine> 
the proposed Senators.'"
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"First evening reception of the season at the Executive Mansion took 
place Monday night."
<bibl default='NO'>Washington National Republican, 13 January 1865.</bibl>
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"The President, who was dressed in a plain suit of black, with white 
kid gloves, stood just inside the door of the Blue or Oval Room, and 
was supported on the left by Deputy Marshal Phillips."
<bibl default='NO'>Washington Star, 10 January 1865.</bibl>
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About 11 P.M. President stops receiving visitors and retires 
upstairs. At 12 P.M. wraps shawl around shoulders and walks to War 
Dept., accompanied by White House guard.
<bibl default='NO'>William H. Crook, <title>Memories of the White House: The Home Life of our Presidents from Lincoln to Roosevelt</title> (Boston: Little, Brown, 1911), 13.</bibl>
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