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Stephen D. Lee Papers Jun 1889

Stephen D. Lee Papers

MSU Founders Documents

John Williams submits his letter of resignation. June 14, 1889

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Letter, John B. Cole To John C. Brown, June 14, 1889, John B. Cole Jun 1889

Letter, John B. Cole To John C. Brown, June 14, 1889, John B. Cole

Hays Ray Webb Collection

In this handwritten letter, dated June 14, 1889, John B. Cole responds to John C. Brown's request by directing him to contact R. B. Webb, notary republic to prove the signature of W. V. Davis and , T.O. Conner and John Riley to prove the signature of Mumford Jones. The letter is written on "Office of J. W. Woodard, Sheriff of Attala County" letterhead.

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Stephen D. Lee Papers Jun 1889

Stephen D. Lee Papers

MSU Founders Documents

John Huggins letter of resignation at the end of the term. June 13, 1889.

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Ida H. Grant To Nat, June 12, [1889], Ida Honoré Grant Jun 1889

Ida H. Grant To Nat, June 12, [1889], Ida Honoré Grant

Correspondence

This handwritten letter was written from Ida H. Grant to Nat. The letter, dated June 12, presumably in the year 1889, discusses the perils of driving and updates her friend on her activites and family news.

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Stephen D. Lee Papers Jun 1889

Stephen D. Lee Papers

MSU Founders Documents

Notice from S. D. Lee regarding a mistake made between Mr. McDonnell and Mr. Watson. June 10, [1889].

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Stephen D. Lee Papers Jun 1889

Stephen D. Lee Papers

MSU Founders Documents

A. Gully and T. Watson write to Lee explaining a mistake made on a financial report regarding cattle. June 10, 1889.

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Stephen D. Lee Papers Jun 1889

Stephen D. Lee Papers

MSU Founders Documents

Fred Branch writes to Lee asking that his salary be raised from $30 a month to $40 a month since he doesn?t work in the summer and needs to be able to support himself through those months. June 3, 1889.

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Ida H. Grant To Sis, June 2, [1889], Ida Honoré Grant Jun 1889

Ida H. Grant To Sis, June 2, [1889], Ida Honoré Grant

Correspondence

This handwritten letter, dated June 2, presumably 1889 is written from Ida H. Grant to her sister, Bertha Honoré Palmer.

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Ida H. G. To Sis, May 26, [1889], Ida Honoré Grant May 1889

Ida H. G. To Sis, May 26, [1889], Ida Honoré Grant

Correspondence

This handwritten letter, dated May 26, presumably 1889, is written from Ida H. Grant to her sister, Bertha Honoré Palmer.

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Ida H. Grant To Ma, May 19, 1889, Ida Honoré Grant May 1889

Ida H. Grant To Ma, May 19, 1889, Ida Honoré Grant

Correspondence

This handwritten letter, dated May 19, 1889, is written from Ida H. Grant to her mother, Eliza J. Carr Honoré.

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Envelope Addressed To Mrs. R. B. Webb, May 19, 1889 May 1889

Envelope Addressed To Mrs. R. B. Webb, May 19, 1889

Hays Ray Webb Collection

This empty envelope is addressed to Mrs. R. B. Webb in Kosciusko, Mississippi with a return address in El Paso, Texas. The envelope is postmarked El Paso, Texas, May 19, 1889 and red, two cent postage stamp is in the upper right corner.

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Ulysses S. Grant To Grandmama, May 14, 1889, Ulysses S. Grant May 1889

Ulysses S. Grant To Grandmama, May 14, 1889, Ulysses S. Grant

Correspondence

This handwritten letter, dated May 14, 1889, is written from Ulysses S. Grant to his grandmother, Eliza J. Carr Honoré.

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Ida H. Grant To Aunt Laura, May 10, [1889], Ida Honoré Grant May 1889

Ida H. Grant To Aunt Laura, May 10, [1889], Ida Honoré Grant

Correspondence

This handwritten letter, dated May 10, presumably 1889, is written from Ida H. Grant to her aunt, Laura V. Honoré.

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Ulysses S. Grant To Grandmama, May 5, 1889, Ulysses S. Grant May 1889

Ulysses S. Grant To Grandmama, May 5, 1889, Ulysses S. Grant

Correspondence

This handwritten letter, dated May 5, 1889, is written from Ulysses S. Grant to his grandmother, Eliza J. Carr Honoré.

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Final Decree, J. P. Marshall Guardian "Et All" Versus J. A. Clark, Sr., April 29, 1889 Apr 1889

Final Decree, J. P. Marshall Guardian "Et All" Versus J. A. Clark, Sr., April 29, 1889

Hays Ray Webb Collection

In this handwritten court document, case number 1154, dated April 29, 1889, J. P. Marshall Guardian "et al" versus J. A. Clark Sr., the court orders the sale of land in Attala County, Mississippi that had been under dispute and provides the order in which the commissioner is to sell the acreage as described in the document.

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Ida H. G. To Ma, [April 19], 1889, Ida Honoré Grant Apr 1889

Ida H. G. To Ma, [April 19], 1889, Ida Honoré Grant

Correspondence

This handwritten letter, dated presumably April 19, 1889, is written from Ida H. Grant to her mother, Eliza J. Carr Honoré.

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Receipt For Delivery Of Registered Letter From The United States Post Office, April 18, 1889 Apr 1889

Receipt For Delivery Of Registered Letter From The United States Post Office, April 18, 1889

Darden Family Papers

This receipt, dated April 18, 1889, documents the delivery of a registered letter mailed through the United States Post office from Thomas L. Darden in Fayette, Mississippi to B. W. Geffen in Jackson, Mississippi. The receipt is signed by C. S. Bauck and E. P. Odeneal.

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Letter, Hannibal Hamlin To Isaac Morken, April 10, 1889, Hannibal Hamlin Apr 1889

Letter, Hannibal Hamlin To Isaac Morken, April 10, 1889, Hannibal Hamlin

Documents

This handwritten letter, dated April 10, 1889, is written from Hannibal Hamlin to Isaac Morken informing Morken of an article enclosed for potential use in the Mark and Express. Hannibal Hamlin was vice president of the United States under Abraham Lincoln from 1861 to 1865, the first Republican vice president. This letter was found tipped in between pages 276-277 of volume two of Abraham Lincoln : A History by John G. Nicolay and John Hay.

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Receipt, Haden And Dodd To R. B. Webb, April 3, 1890 Apr 1889

Receipt, Haden And Dodd To R. B. Webb, April 3, 1890

Hays Ray Webb Collection

This receipt documents R.B. Webb's distribution of one hundred twenty-three dollars and twenty-eight cents to J. N. Ford, Jennie S. Ford, Kittie Wade, Anna B. Ford, and W. H. Ford for their distribution shares in their 1/4 interest shares in the sale of sixty acres in Attala County, Mississippi.

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Receipt Statement, R. B. Webb To Isaac W. Scarborough, April 3, 1890 Apr 1889

Receipt Statement, R. B. Webb To Isaac W. Scarborough, April 3, 1890

Hays Ray Webb Collection

This receipt states that Isaac W. Scarborough paid R. B. Webb, Master and Commissioner, one hundred and fifty six dollars and eighty-three cents on April 3, 1890, three hundred sixty-nine dollars and eighty-four cents, and ninety-two dollars and eighty-two cents.

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Letter Of Authorization To R. B. Webb, Commissioner, April 7, 1889 Apr 1889

Letter Of Authorization To R. B. Webb, Commissioner, April 7, 1889

Hays Ray Webb Collection

In this document, R. B. Webb, Commissioner, is authorized and instructed to use the distribution shares in relation to a section of land in Kosciusko, Mississippi to pay the bid of one hundred and seventy-six dollars to Mrs. M. C. Ford and to distribute any remaining funds to Mr. W. H. ford, Sr. as the agent of the authorizing entities. The document is dated April 2, 1889 and is signed by W. H. Ford, Sr., M.C. Ford, W. H. Ford, Jr., and A. B. Ford.

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Julia To Grandma, March 31, 1889, Julia Dent Grant Mar 1889

Julia To Grandma, March 31, 1889, Julia Dent Grant

Correspondence

This handwritten letter, dated March 31, 1889, is written from Julia Dent Grant to her grandmother, Eliza J. Carr Honoré.

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Bill For Partition, J. P. Marshall, Guardian Et All Versus J. A. Clark, Sr, February 19, 1889 Feb 1889

Bill For Partition, J. P. Marshall, Guardian Et All Versus J. A. Clark, Sr, February 19, 1889

Hays Ray Webb Collection

In this Bill for Partition in the Attala County Mississippi Chancery Court, John P. Marshall, guardian of minors, J. N. Ford, Jennnie S. Ford, and Kitte Wade and adults, Anna B. Ford and W. N. Ford, Jr. petitions for the sale of land in Attala County to be divided among the interested parties and asks the court to command J. A. Clark to provide reasoning as to why the land shouldn't be sold. A waiver by J. A. Clark is included with the bill stating that Clark waives issuance of process and consents to the sale of the land. The …

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Account Statement For Food And Household Items, 1889 Jan 1889

Account Statement For Food And Household Items, 1889

Darden Family Papers

This account statement details lists food and household items purchased by Thomas L. Darden from November 1889 to February 1890 from R. R. Liddell for a cost of $318.96. The statement also included credit balances.

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Birth Of The Republican Party, With A Brief History Of The Important Part Taken By The Original Rupublican Association Of The National Capital [Sic] : An Address, Lewis Clephane Jan 1889

Birth Of The Republican Party, With A Brief History Of The Important Part Taken By The Original Rupublican Association Of The National Capital [Sic] : An Address, Lewis Clephane

Pamphlets

Includes a printed announcement of the meeting, tipped in at end.

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An Address / Delivered By Abraham Lincoln, Before The Springfield Washingtonian Temperance Society, At The Second Presbyterian Church, Springfield, Illinois, On The 22d Day Of February, 1842, Abraham Lincoln Jan 1889

An Address / Delivered By Abraham Lincoln, Before The Springfield Washingtonian Temperance Society, At The Second Presbyterian Church, Springfield, Illinois, On The 22d Day Of February, 1842, Abraham Lincoln

Pamphlets

This pamphlet provides the transcript of Abraham Lincoln's address to the Washingtonian Temperance Society in at the Second Presbyterian Church, in February 1842. His address praises the recent success of the temperance movement and examines the causes of that success ""if we would have it to continue."" The pamphlet includes a portrait of Lincoln on the cover, an illustration of the Second Presbyterian Church on the title page, and an illustration of the Lincoln Homestead on the page preceding the address.

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An Address Delivered By Abraham Lincoln Before The Springfield Washingtonian Temperance Society At The Second Presbyterian Church, Springfield, Illinois On The 22d Day Of February, 1842., Abraham Lincoln Jan 1889

An Address Delivered By Abraham Lincoln Before The Springfield Washingtonian Temperance Society At The Second Presbyterian Church, Springfield, Illinois On The 22d Day Of February, 1842., Abraham Lincoln

Pamphlets

An announcement to W.C.T.U. members of Oldroyd's pamphlet printing of Lincoln's address

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Guide To Washington /Presented With The Compliments Of The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co. Jan 1889

Guide To Washington /Presented With The Compliments Of The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.

Pamphlets

Includes a map of Washington, specially drawn and engraved for the B and O railroad. Also includes a sketch of the Nation's Capitol.

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An Address Delivered By Abraham Lincoln Before The Springfield Washingtonian Temperance Society At The Second Presbyterian Church, Springfield, Illinois On The 22d Day Of February, 1842, Abraham Lincoln Jan 1889

An Address Delivered By Abraham Lincoln Before The Springfield Washingtonian Temperance Society At The Second Presbyterian Church, Springfield, Illinois On The 22d Day Of February, 1842, Abraham Lincoln

Pamphlets

This pamphlet includes sketches of the Second Presbyterian Church, the Lincoln Homesetead, and the Lincoln Monument, all located in Springfield, Illinois. The transcription of Lincoln's address, extolls the sucsess of the Temperance Cause and gives a synopsis of the movement up unto that point.

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"An Autograph. Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation," Thomas Stephens Collier, Ca. 1889 Jan 1889

"An Autograph. Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation," Thomas Stephens Collier, Ca. 1889

Lincolniana Original Manuscript Collection

This poem, titled "An Autograph. Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation," and written by Thomas Stephens Collier, is handwritten on lined paper and speaks of the accomplishments of Abraham Lincoln.

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