Abraham Lincoln
The Papers And Writings Of Abraham Lincoln-VOL. II (Chap. 13.7)
To Jesse K. Dubois

Springfield, Aug. 19, 1856

DEAR DUBOIS: Your letter on the same sheet with Mr. Miller's is just received. I have been absent four days. I do not know when your court sits.

Trumbull has written the committee here to have a set of appointments made for him commencing here in Springfield, on the 11th of Sept., and to extend throughout the south half of the State. When he goes to Lawrenceville, as he will, I will strain every nerve to be with you and him. More than that I cannot promise now.

Yours as truly as ever,
A. LINCOLN.