Letter from Simon Cameron to Thomas L. Kane. Cameron will be ready as soon as he hears of any movements, 7 August 1869.

Letter from A.L. Russell to Thomas L Kane. Transmitting blanks for the organization of five companies in the division, 22 October 1870.

Letter from A.L. Russell to Thomas L. Kane. Transmitting Kane’s commission as Major General of the 12th Division, National Guard of Pennsylvania, 28 March 1871.

Autograph letter signed, from Gen. A.S. Williams, Detroit, to Kane, Kane, on how newspaper reporters dealt with the war, 2 pages, 3 November 1871.

Letter from J.P. Martin to Thomas L. Kane. The office has received no reply to the request for a report of Kane’s military service, 1 item, 25 April 1873.

Letter from John Reed to Thomas L. Kane. Request to revise the letter on behalf of J.R. Layton in pursuance of his claim for supplies used by the U.S. Army, 1 item, 22 February 1878.

Autograph letter, from Thomas L. Kane to “Dear Sir,” rough draft, giving him the names of the men in a photograph, also suggesting different men who he (Sir) might “make conspicuous,” 1 page, n.d.

ALS, from TLK to Brigadier General Lorenzo Thomas, resignation as Brigadier General of Volunteers due to wounds and injuries, wishes to “return to the field as soon as I can be employed upon active service,” 1 p., 5 March 1863.

Letter signed from Thomas L. Kane to Colonel Forney, word is that the Senate has not confirmed him, request for help in preserving his fair record, 1 p., 12 March 1863.

Autograph letter signed, from Brigadier General Williams to Thomas L. Kane, commendation for services and leadership rendered while in command, “You have succeeded beyond reasonable expectations,” 1 p., folded, written on 2 sides, 17 March 1863.