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Letter from A.J. Clyatt and George S. Leavitt to Acting Governor Samuel T. Day Asking That He Appoint a Sheriff for Levy County, March 20, 1872

Letter from A.J. Clyatt and George S. Leavitt to Acting Governor Samuel T. Day Asking That He Appoint a Sheriff for Levy County, March 20, 1872
Date
1872-03-20
Description
Letter from County Judge A.J. Clyatt and County Clerk George S. Leavitt of Levy County to Acting Governor Samuel T. Day, asking that Day appoint a sheriff for Levy County so the county's upcoming term of the circuit court could proceed according to law.
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Letter from A.J. Clyatt and George S. Leavitt to Acting Governor Samuel T. Day Asking That He Appoint a Sheriff for Levy County, March 20, 1872

Letter from A.J. Clyatt and George S. Leavitt to Acting Governor Samuel T. Day Asking That He Appoint a Sheriff for Levy County, March 20, 1872
Letter from Charles Robinson to Acting Governor Samuel T. Day Asking to Be Appointed a Constable in Wakulla County, February 28, 1872

Letter from Charles Robinson to Acting Governor Samuel T. Day Asking to Be Appointed a Constable in Wakulla County, February 28, 1872
Date
1872-02-28
Description
Letter from Charles Robinson of Wakulla County to Acting Governor Samuel T. Day, asking to be appointed a constable to fill a vacancy in the county.
Collection
Letter from Charles Robinson to Acting Governor Samuel T. Day Asking to Be Appointed a Constable in Wakulla County, February 28, 1872

Letter from Charles Robinson to Acting Governor Samuel T. Day Asking to Be Appointed a Constable in Wakulla County, February 28, 1872
Letter from James Paine, Sr. to Acting Governor Samuel T. Day Requesting the Appointment of Officers in Brevard County, March 8, 1872

Letter from James Paine, Sr. to Acting Governor Samuel T. Day Requesting the Appointment of Officers in Brevard County, March 8, 1872
Date
1872-03-08
Description
Letter from James Paine, Sr. of Brevard County to Acting Governor Samuel T. Day, asking that A.D. Johnston be appointed justice of the peace and H.L. Parker be appointed county commissioner, both men living near Fort Drum.
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Letter from James Paine, Sr. to Acting Governor Samuel T. Day Requesting the Appointment of Officers in Brevard County, March 8, 1872

Letter from James Paine, Sr. to Acting Governor Samuel T. Day Requesting the Appointment of Officers in Brevard County, March 8, 1872
Letter from William D. Barnes to Acting Governor Samuel T. Day Asking for Notaries Public to Be Appointed for Jackson County, March 2, 1872

Letter from William D. Barnes to Acting Governor Samuel T. Day Asking for Notaries Public to Be Appointed for Jackson County, March 2, 1872
Date
1872-03-02
Description
Letter from William D. Barnes to Acting Governor Samuel T. Day, asking that D.L. McKinnon of Marianna and W.H. Harvey of Greenwood be appointed notaries public.
Collection
Letter from William D. Barnes to Acting Governor Samuel T. Day Asking for Notaries Public to Be Appointed for Jackson County, March 2, 1872

Letter from William D. Barnes to Acting Governor Samuel T. Day Asking for Notaries Public to Be Appointed for Jackson County, March 2, 1872
Letter from William F. Green to Acting Governor Samuel T. Day Asking That Samuel P. Perkins Be Maintained in Office as a County Commissioner for Holmes County, March 6, 1872

Letter from William F. Green to Acting Governor Samuel T. Day Asking That Samuel P. Perkins Be Maintained in Office as a County Commissioner for Holmes County, March 6, 1872
Date
1872-03-06
Description
Letter from William F. Green of Cerro Gordo, Florida to Acting Governor Samuel T. Day, asking that Samuel P. Perkins be kept in office as a county commissioner for Holmes County.
Collection
Letter from William F. Green to Acting Governor Samuel T. Day Asking That Samuel P. Perkins Be Maintained in Office as a County Commissioner for Holmes County, March 6, 1872

Letter from William F. Green to Acting Governor Samuel T. Day Asking That Samuel P. Perkins Be Maintained in Office as a County Commissioner for Holmes County, March 6, 1872
Proclamation by Acting Governor Samuel T. Day Declaring His Authority as a Result of the Impeachment of Governor Harrison Reed, February 10, 1872

Proclamation by Acting Governor Samuel T. Day Declaring His Authority as a Result of the Impeachment of Governor Harrison Reed, February 10, 1872
Date
1872-02-10
Description
Handwritten proclamation by Acting Governor Samuel T. Day declaring that, as Governor Harrison Reed had been impeached by the General Assembly of the State of Florida, by virtue of the state constitution he (Day) was empowered to assume the office of acting governor until the Senate had either confirmed or rejected the Assembly's articles of impeachment.
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Proclamation by Acting Governor Samuel T. Day Declaring His Authority as a Result of the Impeachment of Governor Harrison Reed, February 10, 1872

Proclamation by Acting Governor Samuel T. Day Declaring His Authority as a Result of the Impeachment of Governor Harrison Reed, February 10, 1872
Proclamation by Governor Harrison Reed Adopting a Great Seal for the State of Florida, August 11, 1868

Proclamation by Governor Harrison Reed Adopting a Great Seal for the State of Florida, August 11, 1868
Date
1868-08-11
Description
Handwritten proclamation by Governor Harrison Reed officially adopting a new Great Seal for the State of Florida, reciting the constitutional provision and legislation that required such adoption. The document includes an impression of the seal, likely one of the first ever made on an official state document.
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Proclamation by Governor Harrison Reed Adopting a Great Seal for the State of Florida, August 11, 1868

Proclamation by Governor Harrison Reed Adopting a Great Seal for the State of Florida, August 11, 1868
Proclamation by Governor Harrison Reed and Cabinet Members Remitting Fines and Jail Sentences, August 8, 1868

Proclamation by Governor Harrison Reed and Cabinet Members Remitting Fines and Jail Sentences, August 8, 1868
Date
1868-08-08
Description
Handwritten proclamation by Governor Harrison Reed, Supreme Court Chief Justice Edwin M. Randall, and Attorney General James D. Westcott, Jr., sitting as a board of pardons according to Article V, section 12 of the 1868 state constitution, remitting fines and commuting jail sentences for specific convicted persons.
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Proclamation by Governor Harrison Reed and Cabinet Members Remitting Fines and Jail Sentences, August 8, 1868

Proclamation by Governor Harrison Reed and Cabinet Members Remitting Fines and Jail Sentences, August 8, 1868
Proclamation by Governor Harrison Reed and Secretary of State George J. Alden Announcing an Upcoming Election for State Legislators, Members of Congress and Other Offices, October 28, 1868

Proclamation by Governor Harrison Reed and Secretary of State George J. Alden Announcing an Upcoming Election for State Legislators, Members of Congress and Other Offices, October 28, 1868
Date
1868-10-28
Description
Printed broadside announcing an upcoming election for legislators, members of Congress and other offices on December 29, 1868.
Collection
Proclamation by Governor Harrison Reed and Secretary of State George J. Alden Announcing an Upcoming Election for State Legislators, Members of Congress and Other Offices, October 28, 1868

Proclamation by Governor Harrison Reed and Secretary of State George J. Alden Announcing an Upcoming Election for State Legislators, Members of Congress and Other Offices, October 28, 1868
Proclamation by Governor Harrison Reed and Secretary of State George J. Alden Announcing an Upcoming Election for State Legislators, Members of Congress and Other Offices, October 28, 1868

Proclamation by Governor Harrison Reed and Secretary of State George J. Alden Announcing an Upcoming Election for State Legislators, Members of Congress and Other Offices, October 28, 1868
Date
1868-10-28
Description
Handwritten proclamation announcing an upcoming election for legislators, members of Congress and other offices on December 29, 1868.
Collection
Proclamation by Governor Harrison Reed and Secretary of State George J. Alden Announcing an Upcoming Election for State Legislators, Members of Congress and Other Offices, October 28, 1868

Proclamation by Governor Harrison Reed and Secretary of State George J. Alden Announcing an Upcoming Election for State Legislators, Members of Congress and Other Offices, October 28, 1868
Identifier Title Type Subject Thumbnail
s577_b004_f09_06Letter from A.J. Clyatt and George S. Leavitt to Acting Governor Samuel T. Day Asking That He Appoint a Sheriff for Levy County, March 20, 1872TextLocal officials and employees--Selection and appointment
Executive power
County officials and employees
Sheriffs		/fmp/governor-records/thumbnails/s577_b004_f09_06.jpg
s577_b004_f09_02Letter from Charles Robinson to Acting Governor Samuel T. Day Asking to Be Appointed a Constable in Wakulla County, February 28, 1872TextLocal officials and employees--Selection and appointment
Executive power
County officials and employees		/fmp/governor-records/thumbnails/s577_b004_f09_02.jpg
s577_b004_f09_04Letter from James Paine, Sr. to Acting Governor Samuel T. Day Requesting the Appointment of Officers in Brevard County, March 8, 1872TextLocal officials and employees--Selection and appointment
Executive power
County officials and employees		/fmp/governor-records/thumbnails/s577_b004_f09_04.jpg
s577_b004_f09_05Letter from William D. Barnes to Acting Governor Samuel T. Day Asking for Notaries Public to Be Appointed for Jackson County, March 2, 1872TextNotaries
Local officials and employees--Selection and appointment
Executive power
County officials and employees		/fmp/governor-records/thumbnails/s577_b004_f09_05.jpg
s577_b004_f09_03Letter from William F. Green to Acting Governor Samuel T. Day Asking That Samuel P. Perkins Be Maintained in Office as a County Commissioner for Holmes County, March 6, 1872TextLocal officials and employees--Selection and appointment
Executive power
County officials and employees		/fmp/governor-records/thumbnails/s577_b004_f09_03.jpg
s577_b004_f09_01Proclamation by Acting Governor Samuel T. Day Declaring His Authority as a Result of the Impeachment of Governor Harrison Reed, February 10, 1872TextProclamations
Executive power
Impeachments
Executive succession
Lieutenant governors--Powers and duties		/fmp/governor-records/thumbnails/s577_b004_f09_01.jpg
s577_b004_f04_07Proclamation by Governor Harrison Reed Adopting a Great Seal for the State of Florida, August 11, 1868TextProclamations
Executive power
Seals (Numismatics)
Signs and symbols
Emblems, State		/fmp/governor-records/thumbnails/s577_b004_f04_07.jpg
s577_b004_f04_04Proclamation by Governor Harrison Reed and Cabinet Members Remitting Fines and Jail Sentences, August 8, 1868TextProclamations
Executive power
Clemency
Fines (Penalties)
Prison sentences		/fmp/governor-records/thumbnails/s577_b004_f04_04.jpg
s577_b004_f04_01Proclamation by Governor Harrison Reed and Secretary of State George J. Alden Announcing an Upcoming Election for State Legislators, Members of Congress and Other Offices, October 28, 1868TextProclamations
Legislators
Elections--U.S. states
Executive power		/fmp/governor-records/thumbnails/s577_b004_f04_01.jpg
s577_b004_f04_08Proclamation by Governor Harrison Reed and Secretary of State George J. Alden Announcing an Upcoming Election for State Legislators, Members of Congress and Other Offices, October 28, 1868TextProclamations
Legislators
Elections--U.S. states
Executive power		/fmp/governor-records/thumbnails/s577_b004_f04_08.jpg