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Fair Shepherdess, Charles Kinkel
Fair Shepherdess, Charles Kinkel
Sheet Music Collection
Illustration of couple sitting together
What's In A Kiss, William James Scanlan
Expense Statement, P. K. Whitney
Expense Statement, P. K. Whitney
Darden Family Papers
Expense statement for $10 to Phoenix Grange.
Tax Receipt, Isaac R. Wade From Sheriff's Office, December 07, 1882
Tax Receipt, Isaac R. Wade From Sheriff's Office, December 07, 1882
Isaac Ross Papers
This tax receipt, dated December 07, 1882, documents the payment of taxes paid by Isaac R. Wade to J. B. McCormick, the Jefferson County sheriff and tax collector, in the amount of forty-four dollars and eighteen cents for the 1882 fiscal year. The taxes paid were for the state, county, and teachers' fund split between personal taxes and real (property) taxes.
Solicitation Of Funds, Board Of Publication C. P. Church, November 30, 1882, Board Of Publication C. P. Church
Solicitation Of Funds, Board Of Publication C. P. Church, November 30, 1882, Board Of Publication C. P. Church
Hays Ray Webb Collection
This form letter, written by the Board of Publication C. P. Church in Nashville, Tennessee, reminds the recipient that a circular soliciting funds was sent out recently to which the recipient had not replied. The letter describes how the board plans to continue raising funds to pay off their debt and attempts to shame the recipient into participating and encouraging her friends to do so, as well.
Letter, Mary Mcnabb To Anna (Annie) Mckee Boyd Green, October 14, 1882, Mary Mcnabb
Letter, Mary Mcnabb To Anna (Annie) Mckee Boyd Green, October 14, 1882, Mary Mcnabb
Hays Ray Webb Collection
In this handwritten letter, dated October 14, 1882, Mary McNabb writes to Anna (Annie) McKee Boyd Green, addressing her as Grandmas Green and describes the piece of jewelry she is sending that was made by a native Choctaw child who is attending the New Hope Female Academy in the "Indian Territory" nearby. She goes on to describe the school and what how it's contributions to the Choctaw Nation. She then states that though they've never met, she thinks of her often is grateful for her contributions to the missionaries.
Check To Mary Whitney, J. J. Whitney
Check To Mary Whitney, J. J. Whitney
Darden Family Papers
Check for 50 cents to Mary Whitney from the Phoenix Grange.
Check To Secretary, J. J. Whitney
Check To Secretary, J. J. Whitney
Darden Family Papers
Check for $4.50 to the Secretary of the Phoenix Grange.
Check To Mary Whitney, J. J. Whitney
Check To Mary Whitney, J. J. Whitney
Darden Family Papers
Check for 50 cents to Mary Whitney from the Phoenix Grange.
Letter, Lenora "Nora" Boyd To Anna (Annie) Mckee Boyd Green, September 2, 1882, Lenora Boyd
Letter, Lenora "Nora" Boyd To Anna (Annie) Mckee Boyd Green, September 2, 1882, Lenora Boyd
Hays Ray Webb Collection
In this handwritten letter, dated September 2, 1881, Lenora "Nora" Boyd writes to her grandmother, Anna (Annie) McKee Boyd Green to tell her she had intended to send photographs of the younger children but had not done so, yet. She informs her grandmother that she has a two month old sister named Lilly. She goes on to discuss her father's visit to East Texas to see Aunt Matilda and all the family he saw there. She shares her plans to stay at home and teach the children. Lenora is John Gordon Davis Boyd's daughter.
Land Use Agreement
Boswell and Stevens Family Papers
Land use agreement between A. J. Boswell and H. H. Constantine in Shuqualak, Mississippi.
Land Use Agreement
Boswell and Stevens Family Papers
Land use agreement between A. J. Boswell and H. H. Constantine in Shuqualak, Mississippi.
Land Use Agreement
Boswell and Stevens Family Papers
Land use agreement between A. J. Boswell and H. H. Constantine for $133.33 for ''the rent use & occupation'' of about ten acres in Shuqualak, Mississippi, in 1882.
Check To J. J. Whitney
Darden Family Papers
Check for $3.34 to J. J. Whitney from the Phoenix Grange.
Check To Mary Whitney, J. J. Whitney
Check To Mary Whitney, J. J. Whitney
Darden Family Papers
Check for 50 cents to Mary Whitney from the Phoenix Grange.
Expense For Paper And Envelopes
Expense For Paper And Envelopes
Darden Family Papers
Statement of 50 cents expense on paper and envelopes for Phoenix Grange.
Letter, Alexander H. Stephens To Levi P. Morton, August 10, 1882, Alexander Stephens
Letter, Alexander H. Stephens To Levi P. Morton, August 10, 1882, Alexander Stephens
Documents
This letter, dated August 10, 1882, is written from Alexander H. Stephens, an American politician who served as the vice president of the Confederate States from 1861 to 1865, to Levi P. Morton, the 22nd vice president of the United States from 1889 to 1893. The letter offers an introduction to a friend of Stephens, J. Barrett Cohen of South Carolina. This note was found tipped into volume three, between pages 198-199 of Abraham Lincoln : A History by John G. Nicolay and John Hay.
Check To Carrie Campbell, J. J. Whitney
Check To Carrie Campbell, J. J. Whitney
Darden Family Papers
Check for $4.50 to Carrie Campbell from the Phoenix Grange, 1883.
Check To Mary Whitney, J. J. Whitney
Check To Mary Whitney, J. J. Whitney
Darden Family Papers
Check for 50 cents to Mary Whitney from the Phoenix Grange.
Check For $3.75 Dues
Darden Family Papers
Check for $3.75 for Carrie Campbell's dues to the Phoenix State Grange, 1882.
Check To Mary Whitney
Darden Family Papers
Check for 50 cents to Mary Whitney from the Phoenix Grange.
Check To Mary Whitney, J. J. Whitney
Check To Mary Whitney, J. J. Whitney
Darden Family Papers
Check for 50 cents to Mary Whitney from the Phoenix Grange.
Check To Mary Whitney, J. J. Whitney
Check To Mary Whitney, J. J. Whitney
Darden Family Papers
Check for 50 cents to Mary Whitney from the Phoenix Grange.
Receipt For Freight Shipping Of Livestock Feed, March 11, 1882
Receipt For Freight Shipping Of Livestock Feed, March 11, 1882
Darden Family Papers
This receipt, dated March 11, 1882, documents payment for freight shipping of livestock feed to Thomas L. Darden by Steamer J. M. White on trip number 144 for a cost of five dollars and twenty cents.
Statement Account For Livestock Feed, March 10, 1882
Statement Account For Livestock Feed, March 10, 1882
Darden Family Papers
This account Statement, dated March 11, 1882 lists livestock feed purchased by Thomas L. Darden from the South-Western Co-operative Association at a cost of seventy-eight dollars and fifty-four cents. The statement notes that the merchandise was shipped from New Orleans per J. M. White to Fayette, Mississippi.
Letter To Cammie Williams, Lizzie N. Douglas
Letter To Cammie Williams, Lizzie N. Douglas
Daniel Williams Papers
Incomplete letter to Cammie Williams from Lizzie N. Douglas at Calvary Rectory in New Orleans, Louisiana. She writes about Mardi Gras and their local church.
Letter To Cammie Williams, George H. Douglas
Letter To Cammie Williams, George H. Douglas
Daniel Williams Papers
Letter to Cammie Williams from his cousin, George H. Douglas, in New Orleans, Louisiana. Douglas mentions joining the Vaudry Rifles, a division of the Crescent City Battalion.
Letter, Frederick T. Frelinghuysen To Henry B. Anthony, January 14, 1882, Frederick T. Frelinghuysen
Letter, Frederick T. Frelinghuysen To Henry B. Anthony, January 14, 1882, Frederick T. Frelinghuysen
Lincolniana Original Manuscript Collection
This handwritten letter, dated January 14, 1882, is written from Frederick T. Frelinghuysen at the Department of State to Henry B. Anthony of the United States Senate in response to Anthony's request for a medal to be struck in honor of Abraham Lincoln and includes a description of the proposed medal.
Memoir, George A. "Lightening" Ellsworth, 1882, George A. Ellsworth
Memoir, George A. "Lightening" Ellsworth, 1882, George A. Ellsworth
Ellsworth Memoir
This handwritten memoir details George A. Ellsworth's skilled use of telegraphy during the Civil War to assist in Confederate Brigadier General John Hunt Morgan's campaigns, Ellsworth's other intelligence-gathering activies, and Ellsworth's espianoge efforts in the North in effort to raise a rebellion there. The memoir is written on delicate onion skin paper which shows visible tears, creases, and stains. This copy of the memoir begins at page three and is numbered up to page 157.
Chicago Bar Association Lectures : Part One., Chicago Bar Association
Chicago Bar Association Lectures : Part One., Chicago Bar Association
Pamphlets
This pamphlet is a compilation of the following lectures presented to the Chicago Bar Association: Recollections of the early Chicago and Illinois bar by Isaac N. Arnold, Recollections of the bench and bar of central Illinois by James C. Conkling, and The lawyer as a pioneer by Thomas Hoyne. The pamphlet includes an advertisement for Ferguson Printing Company's reprint of ""Reynold's History of Illinois"" published in 1879 and an introduction to the lectures.