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From a photograph taken in September, 1895. Rock Spring on the Farm where Lincoln was Born 26 From a photograph taken in September, 1895. The spring is in a hollow at the foot of the gentle slope on which the house stands. Fac-simile of an Invitation to a Springfield Cotillion Party 38 By special permission, from the collection of C. F. Gunther, Esq., Chicago. Mary Todd Lincoln, Wife of Abraham Lincoln 44 From a photograph by Brady in the War Department Collection. Abraham Lincoln early in 1861, when he First began to wear a Beard 60 From a photograph in the collection of H. W. Fay, Esq., De Kalb, Illinois. By special permission. Abraham Lincoln in the Summer of 1860 75 From a negative taken for M. C. Tuttle, of St. Paul, Minnesota, for local use in the presidential campaign. Abraham Lincoln in 1858 100 From a photograph owned by Hon. William J. Franklin, Macomb, Illinois, taken in 1866 from an ambrotype made in 1858 at Macomb. By special permission. Abraham Lincoln in 1861 125 Copied from the original in the possession of Frank A. Brown, Esq., Minneapolis, Minnesota. Abraham Lincoln's House at Springfield, Illinois 156 The tree in front of the house was planted by Lincoln. Abraham Lincoln in 1861 169 From a photograph by Klauber, of Louisville, Kentucky, taken especially for Mrs. Lucy G. Speed, in acknowledgment of an Oxford Bible received from her twenty years before. Reproduced by special permission of James B. Speed, Esq., of Louisville, Kentucky. Montgomery Blair, Postmaster-General 187 From a photograph by Brady. Gideon Welles, Secretary of the Navy 196 From a photograph by Brady. William H. Seward, Secretary of State 201 From a photograph by Brady. General George B. McClellan at the Head-quarters of General Morell's Brigade, Minor's Hill, Virginia 206 From a contemporary photograph by M. B. Brady. Edwin M. Stanton, Secretary of War 224 From a photograph by Brady. General Ulysses S. Grant 254 From an original, unretouched negative made in 1864, when he was commissioned Lieutenant-General and commander of all the armies of the republic. Grand Review of the Army of the Potomac by President Lincoln at Falmouth, Virginia, in April, 1863 271 From a drawing by W. R. Leigh. President Lincoln and his Son "Tad" 287 From a photograph by Brady, now in the War Department Collection, Washington, D. C. John Wilkes Booth 311 From a photograph by Brady. Abraham Lincoln in 1864 320 From a photograph in the War Department Collection. Fac-simile of Letter by Abraham Lincoln to Hon. Michael Hahn, first Free State Governor of Louisiana 338 By