This image provided by the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) shows a photocopy of a telegram dated June 24, 1846, written in the hand of President Abraham Lincoln to his wife, and reads to "Mrs. A. Lincoln, Boston, Mass. , All well, and very warm - Tad (their son) and I have been to Gen. Grant's army - Returned yesterday safe and sound. A Lincoln". The telegram is one of five, written by Lincoln during the Civil War on Executive Office stationary and compiled in a volume by the Secretary of War,  that have gone missing from the National Archives. AP Photo logo AP Photo 32 months ago

This image provided by the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) shows a photocopy of a telegram dated June 24, 1846, written in the hand of President Abraham Lincoln to his wife, and reads to "Mrs. A. Lincoln, Boston, Mass. , All well, and very warm - Tad (their son) and I have been to Gen. Grant's army - Returned yesterday safe and sound. A Lincoln". The telegram is one of five, written by Lincoln during the Civil War on Executive Office stationary and compiled in a volume by the Secretary of War, that have gone missing from the National Archives.