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Eulogy Delivered At The Regular Annual Memorial Services Of The Order, Held In Honor Of The Memory Of Abraham Lincoln, The Martyr President Of The United States Of America On The Seventeenth Anniversary Of His Assassination And Death. April 15th, 1882., Edwin Allen Sherman
Pamphlets
Eulogy for President Lincoln.
Abraham Lincoln, John George Nicolay
Abraham Lincoln, John George Nicolay
Pamphlets
Prepared for the Encyclopaedia britannica, Edinburgh, 1875-1889, v. 14, p. 658-663
I'Ll Call Thee Back Again, Chas. E. Bray
Expense For Bible And Postage
Darden Family Papers
Expense statement for $3.34 for a Bible and postage.
I'Ll Take You Home Again, Thomas Payne Westendorf
I'Ll Take You Home Again, Thomas Payne Westendorf
Sheet Music Collection
Man and woman standing on cliff
When The Leaves Begin To Fade, J. Albert Snow
When The Leaves Begin To Fade, J. Albert Snow
Sheet Music Collection
Illustration of young children
Abide With Me, Louis Meyer
Receipt For Delivery By N. J. & C. Railroad Company, September 8, 1881
Receipt For Delivery By N. J. & C. Railroad Company, September 8, 1881
Darden Family Papers
This receipt, dated September 8, 1881, is for a delivery made for Thomas L. Darden by N. J. & C. Railroad Company for a cost of one dollar and thirty cents.. The delivery was billed on September 8, 1881 and marked paid on December 24, 1881.
Receipt For Payment Of Bill With Eisenman And Hirsch, December 22, 1881
Receipt For Payment Of Bill With Eisenman And Hirsch, December 22, 1881
Darden Family Papers
This receipt, dated December 22, 1881, documents payment in full of twenty-three dollars made by Thomas L. Darden to Eiseman and Hirsch. There is some light mildew staining on the lower left of the page.
Tax Receipt, Isaac R. Wade From Sheriff's Office, December 13, 1881
Tax Receipt, Isaac R. Wade From Sheriff's Office, December 13, 1881
Isaac Ross Papers
This tax receipt, dated December 13, 1881, 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 thirty-seven dollars and ninety-five cents for the 1881 fiscal year. The taxes paid were for the state, county, and teachers' fund split between personal taxes and real (property) taxes.
Letter, Carl Schurz To Marcus Benjamin, December 5, 1881, Carl Schurz
Letter, Carl Schurz To Marcus Benjamin, December 5, 1881, Carl Schurz
Carl Schurz Collection
This handwritten letter, dated December 5, 1887, is written from Carl Schurz to Marcus Benjamin to let Benjamin know that Schurz doesn't have the information on the person inquired after.
Letter, Phil Sheridan To Cist, September 16, 1881, Philip Sheridan
Letter, Phil Sheridan To Cist, September 16, 1881, Philip Sheridan
Documents
This handwritten letter, dated September 16, 1881, is written from Philip Sheridan to someone addressed as Cist as a response to a previous request by Cist to explain that he does not do public speeches and would need to be excused from the program. The letter was found tipped into pages 152-153 of volume nine of Abraham Lincoln : A History by John G. Nicolay and John Hay.
Letter, Thomas J. Carver To Thomas L. Darden, September 6, 1881
Letter, Thomas J. Carver To Thomas L. Darden, September 6, 1881
Darden Family Papers
This handwritten letter, dated September 6, 1881, is from Thomas J. Carver, General Manager of the Southwestern Co-Operative Association to Thomas L. Darden informing him that he has sent Darden's order for a barrel of pork. Carver states that the price is "simply shameful" and goes on to updated him on the cotton market study. The letter is written on Southwestern Co-Operative Association letterhead.
Receipt For Oil And Jug, August 29, 1881
Receipt For Oil And Jug, August 29, 1881
Darden Family Papers
This receipt, dated August 29, 1981, documents two gallons of oil and a jug purchased by Thomas L. Darden for the cost of two dollars and forty cents from Rumble and Wenzel. The proprietor description "Dealers in Reed's Gult Edge Tonic, Acme Champagne," and several other liquors, food, and household items is on the left edge of the receipt.
Letter, Matilda Patterson To Anna (Annie) Mckee Boyd Green, August 21, 1881, Matilda Patterson
Letter, Matilda Patterson To Anna (Annie) Mckee Boyd Green, August 21, 1881, Matilda Patterson
Hays Ray Webb Collection
In this handwritten letter, dated August 21, 1881, Matilda Patterson writes to her sister, Anna (Annie) McKee Boyd Green in reply to a letter she'd received in July. She tells Anna that while she is in good health, Frank has become sick since the last time she wrote and she expects him to improve. She goes on to say that she will write to their sister Jane about coming to Leake County to visit when Jane goes and will let Anna know.
Letter, George E. Patton To Anna (Annie) Mckee Boyd Green, July 23, 1881, George E. Patton
Letter, George E. Patton To Anna (Annie) Mckee Boyd Green, July 23, 1881, George E. Patton
Hays Ray Webb Collection
In this handwritten letter, dated July 23, 1881, George E. Patton writes to Anna (Annie) McKee Boyd Green to acknowledge the receipt of money and a quilt that she sent to the Cumberland Presbyterian Church and explains that he should have sent the acknowledgment sooner but he has been ill. He goes on to let her know that he'd received her name submissions for the children's book "Boom" with those names to be included in the September Record. The letter is written on "Office of Board of Missions, Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Geo. E. Patton, Cor. Sec." letterhead stationary.
Receipt For Meals, N. J. & C. Railroad Company, June 25, 1881
Receipt For Meals, N. J. & C. Railroad Company, June 25, 1881
Darden Family Papers
This receipt, dated June 25, 1881, documents payment made by Thomas L. Darden, Darden's Camp to N. J. & C. Railroad Company for two meals charged on June 18, 1881.
Receipt For Balance Due To Steamer J. M. White, June 10, 1881
Receipt For Balance Due To Steamer J. M. White, June 10, 1881
Darden Family Papers
This receipt, paid June 10, 1881, documents payment made by Thomas L. Darden to Steamer J. M. White for two dollars and seventy-five cents. The balance was billed on June 3, 1881.
Letter, From Johnnie Boyd To Grandma [Matilda Ann "Lit" Boyd Webb], March 11, 1881, Johnie Boyd
Letter, From Johnnie Boyd To Grandma [Matilda Ann "Lit" Boyd Webb], March 11, 1881, Johnie Boyd
Hays Ray Webb Collection
In this handwritten letter, Johnie Boyd writes from Grandview, Texas to his grandmother, Annie McKee Boyd Green in Mississippi. After some religious speak, he lets her know that members of his family are down with the measles and he's been caring for them. He goes on to tell her about school and the cattle his pa has sold.
Letter, Sophia Boyd Andrews Hays To Anna (Annie) Mckee Boyd Green, February 1, 1881, Sophia Boyd Andrews Hays
Letter, Sophia Boyd Andrews Hays To Anna (Annie) Mckee Boyd Green, February 1, 1881, Sophia Boyd Andrews Hays
Hays Ray Webb Collection
This handwritten letter, dated February 13, 1881, from Sophia Boyd Andrews Hays to her mother, Anna (Annie) McKee Boyd Green is too faded to decipher.
Receipt For Meal On Steamer, J. M. White, Trip No. 1, June 25, 1881
Receipt For Meal On Steamer, J. M. White, Trip No. 1, June 25, 1881
Darden Family Papers
This receipt, paid June 25, 1881, is for a meal charged to Thomas L. Darden on the Steamer, J. M. White in Natchez. The meal was billed on June 17, 1881.
Abraham Lincoln: A Paper Read Before The Royal Historical Society, London, June 16th, 1881., Isaac N. Arnold
Abraham Lincoln: A Paper Read Before The Royal Historical Society, London, June 16th, 1881., Isaac N. Arnold
Pamphlets
Reprinted from "Transactions of the Royal historical society."; Vol. X.
The Assassinated Presidents, Lincoln And Garfield: A Memorial Address, At Center Church, Crawfordsville, Indiana, The Day Of President Lincoln's Funeral, April 19, 1865 : Also, A Memorial Address At The Court House, Crawfordsville, Indiana, The Day Of President Garfield's Funeral, September 26, 1881, Joseph Farrand Tuttle
Pamphlets
Cover title: Memorial addresses, to Abraham Lincoln, and James A. Garfield, the assassinated presidents. The Garfield address contains many Lincoln references and comparisons.
The Old Oaken Bucket, J. Albert Snow
President Garfield's Funeral March, L. Hewitt
President Garfield's Funeral March, L. Hewitt
Sheet Music Collection
Sketch of President Garfield.
Dreams Of The Past, William F. Sudds
Katie Dean, John Rohde
State, Bridge, Teachers' Fund, And Courthouse Taxes Receipt, December 15, 1880
State, Bridge, Teachers' Fund, And Courthouse Taxes Receipt, December 15, 1880
Darden Family Papers
This state, bridge, teachers' fund, and court-house tax receipt, dated December 15, 1880, documents the thirty-six dollar and ninety-one cent payment made to Jefferson County, Mississippi by Thomas L. Darden. The receipt itemizes the taxes paid. The receipt is signed by J. B. McCormick, the sheriff and tax collector for Jefferson County.
Tax Receipt, Isaac R. Wade From Sheriff's Office, December 10, 1880
Tax Receipt, Isaac R. Wade From Sheriff's Office, December 10, 1880
Isaac Ross Papers
This tax receipt, dated December 10, 1880, 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 thirty-seven dollars and ninety-five cents for the 1880 fiscal year. The taxes paid were for the state, county, and teachers' fund split between personal taxes and real (property) taxes.