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Proclamations

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November 19, 1864

Proclamation 120—Raising the Blockade of the Ports of Norfolk, Virginia and Fernandina, and Pensacola, Florida

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October 31, 1864

Proclamation 119—Admitting Nevada Into the Union

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October 20, 1864

Proclamation 118—Thanksgiving Day, 1864

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September 03, 1864

Proclamation of Thanksgiving

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August 18, 1864

Proclamation 117—Concerning Commercial Regulations

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