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Medical Account, 1880 Dec 1879

Medical Account, 1880

Darden Family Papers

This medical account statement lists bills for visits made by various members of the Thomas L. Darden Family from February to December 1880. The account includes payments made and taxes billed and is marked paid to P. K. Whitney.

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Money Collected By James Caval Dec 1879

Money Collected By James Caval

Ames and Hogan Family Papers

Money collected for debts owed by Elijah Hogan and others to John H. Russel, Albert Russel, John W. Turner, and John Turner.

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Cure For Big Head In Horses Dec 1879

Cure For Big Head In Horses

Ames and Hogan Family Papers

Instructions for treating a horse with ''Big Head or Jaw.''

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List Of Credits Dec 1879

List Of Credits

Ames and Hogan Family Papers

A list of Credits given to Joseph Powel which he was entitled to.'' Includes a note about ''Hogans plank of rough edge Pine.'' Undated.

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Sullivan Flying Machine Papers, C. A. Sullivan Dec 1879

Sullivan Flying Machine Papers, C. A. Sullivan

James McKell Collection

Papers describing the flying machine invented by C. A. Sullivan of Starkville, Mississippi.

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Portrait Of The Stiles Children Dec 1879

Portrait Of The Stiles Children

East Central Mississippi Region

This undated black and white photograph features a portrait of three children identified on the back of the card as Laura, Percy and Rives Stiles, the children of Dr. William C. Stiles and Nannie Rives. A young boy wearing a double breasted suit is standing to the left a baby in a wicker chair who is wearing a white dress. A young girl wearing a white dress is standing to the right of the baby. Both of the young children have a hand resting on the wicker chair. A patterned curtain is pictured behind the children. "Pratt Paris Texas" is …

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I Can't Forget The Happy Past, Joseph P. Skelly Dec 1879

I Can't Forget The Happy Past, Joseph P. Skelly

Sheet Music Collection

Title only.

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A Vision Of Hawaii, Andrew Steed Day Dec 1879

A Vision Of Hawaii, Andrew Steed Day

Sheet Music Collection

drawing of two trees, with a small drawing of a flower / Kissack.

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Cash Received On Notes Dec 1879

Cash Received On Notes

Ames and Hogan Family Papers

Account of money owed and paid by various people to the estate of William Lamkin.

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Cash Received On Notes Dec 1879

Cash Received On Notes

Ames and Hogan Family Papers

Account of money owed and paid by various people to the estate of William Lamkin.

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List Of Money Owed Dec 1879

List Of Money Owed

Ames and Hogan Family Papers

''A list of notes received of William Wright'' undated.

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Storage At Plymouth Dec 1879

Storage At Plymouth

Ames and Hogan Family Papers

Bill for ''storage at Plymouth'' undated.

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Autograph Album Dec 1879

Autograph Album

Ames and Hogan Family Papers

Maria Ames' autograph album, containing signatures and messages from various friends and relatives in Starkville, Mississippi, 1882-1885.

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Various Bills Dec 1879

Various Bills

Ames and Hogan Family Papers

Collection of various account statements for goods purchased by Elijah Hogan in the 1820s, including ''one years subscription to Ala. Rep.''

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Bill From Lincecum Barry & Co. Dec 1879

Bill From Lincecum Barry & Co.

Ames and Hogan Family Papers

Elijah Hogan's grocery account statement from Lincecum Barry & Co., undated.

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Receipt For Clothing, December 29, 1879 Dec 1879

Receipt For Clothing, December 29, 1879

Darden Family Papers

This receipt, dated December 29, 1879, lists clothing items purchased by Thomas L. Darden from M. Eiseman and Son, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Staple ad Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Hardware, Crockery, Groceries and Plantation Supplies. The page is torn along the bottom and both bottom corners have been torn off. There are some mildew stains along the bottom half of the page.

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Letter, Carl Schurz To John Phelps, December 1, 1879, Carl Schurz Nov 1879

Letter, Carl Schurz To John Phelps, December 1, 1879, Carl Schurz

Carl Schurz Collection

This handwritten letter, dated December 1, 1879, is written from Carl Schurz to John Phelps. The letter refers to a personnel request made by Phelps in a previous letter. Schurz explains why the position has not been filled and assures Phelps that the matter will be brought forth to the president and the attorney general when the time is right. The letter is written on Department of the Interior, Washington letterhead and the pages are stained in a couple of places and have visible crease marks.

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Tax Receipt, Isaac R. Wade From Sheriff's Office, November 11, 1879 Nov 1879

Tax Receipt, Isaac R. Wade From Sheriff's Office, November 11, 1879

Isaac Ross Papers

This tax receipt, dated November 11, 1879, 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 sixty-seven dollars and eighteen cents for the 1879 fiscal year. The taxes paid were for the state, county, and teachers' fund split between personal taxes and real (property) taxes.

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Letter Of Acknowledgement For Consignment Of Cotton, November 4, 1879 Nov 1879

Letter Of Acknowledgement For Consignment Of Cotton, November 4, 1879

Darden Family Papers

This letter, dated November 4, 1879, acknowledges the receipt of six bales of cotton from Thomas L. Darden received by Meyer, Deutsch and Weis, Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants for the consignment of the cotton.

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Letter Of Acknowledgement For Consignment Of Cotton, October 6, 1879 Oct 1879

Letter Of Acknowledgement For Consignment Of Cotton, October 6, 1879

Darden Family Papers

This letter, dated October 6, 1879, acknowledges the receipt of six bales of cotton from Thomas L. Darden received by Meyer, Deutsch and Weis, Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants for the consignment of the cotton.

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Building Lease, James M. Ellis Apr 1879

Building Lease, James M. Ellis

Darden Family Papers

Contract for James M. Ellis to lease a building to the Phoenix Cooperative Association for $12.50 a month.

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Treasurer's Report, F. A. Cannes Apr 1879

Treasurer's Report, F. A. Cannes

Darden Family Papers

Phoenix Cooperative Association Treasurer's report for April 1879.

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Promissory Note, Treasurer Phoenix Cooperative Association To J. P. Tunstall, March 7, 1879 Mar 1879

Promissory Note, Treasurer Phoenix Cooperative Association To J. P. Tunstall, March 7, 1879

Darden Family Papers

This promissory note, dated March 7 1879, promises that the treasurer of the Phoenix Cooperative Association will pay J. P. Turnstall one hundred dollars to pay the cotton balance by order of the director committee. The note is signed by Thomas L. Darden, the secretary and J. B. McCormick, the Chairman of the Purchasing Committee. The seal for the Phoenix Co-Operative Association, Mississippi is imprinted on the lower right of the note.

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Letter, Henry Ward Beecher To Gabriel Gale, March 6, 1879, Henry Ward Beecher Mar 1879

Letter, Henry Ward Beecher To Gabriel Gale, March 6, 1879, Henry Ward Beecher

Documents

This handwritten letter, dated March 6, 1879, is written from Henry Ward Beecher, an American Congregationalist clergyman, social reformer, and speaker, known for his support of the abolition of slavery, his emphasis on God's love, and his 1875 adultery trial, to Gabriel Gale lamenting that the "whole world has become a whispering gallery" and how reporters routinely share things not meant to be shared. The letter is written on Brooklyn, New York stationary. The letter was found tipped into pages 278-279 of volume nine of Abraham Lincoln : A History by John G. Nicolay and John Hay.

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Letter, Orville E. Babcock To L. S. Felt, February 26, 1872, Orville E. Babcock Feb 1879

Letter, Orville E. Babcock To L. S. Felt, February 26, 1872, Orville E. Babcock

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This handwritten letter, dated February 26, 1872, is from Orville E. Babcock in Washington, D. C. to L. S. Felt in Galena, Illinois on behalf of President Grant. The letter conveys the president's acknowledgement of the Mr. Felt's recent letters and thanks him for attending to his taxes. The letter is written on Executive Mansion stationary.

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Promissory Note, Treasurer Phoenix Cooperative Association To W. B. Louis, February 3, 1879 Feb 1879

Promissory Note, Treasurer Phoenix Cooperative Association To W. B. Louis, February 3, 1879

Darden Family Papers

This promissory note, dated February 13, 1879, promises that the treasurer of the Phoenix Cooperative Association will pay W. B. Louis five dollars and ten cents by order of the directors. The note is signed by Thomas L. Darden, the secretary and J. B. McCormick, the Chairman of the Purchasing Committee. The seal for the Phoenix Co-Operative Association, Mississippi is imprinted on the lower left of the note.

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Promissory Note, Treasurer Phoenix Cooperative Association To J. P. Tunstall, February 3, 1879 Feb 1879

Promissory Note, Treasurer Phoenix Cooperative Association To J. P. Tunstall, February 3, 1879

Darden Family Papers

This promissory note, dated February 13, 1879, promises that the treasurer of the Phoenix Cooperative Association will pay J. P. Trustall one hundred dollars for the balance due for the purchase of cotton. The note is signed by Thomas L. Darden, the secretary and J. B. McCormick, the Chairman of the Purchasing Committee. The seal for the Phoenix Co-Operative Association, Mississippi is imprinted on the lower left of the note and a note stating the amount has been paid on March 5, 1879.

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Promissory Note, Treasurer Phoenix Cooperative Association To J. P. Tunstall, February 13, 1879 Feb 1879

Promissory Note, Treasurer Phoenix Cooperative Association To J. P. Tunstall, February 13, 1879

Darden Family Papers

This promissory note, dated February 3, 1879, promises that the treasurer of the Phoenix Cooperative Association will pay J. P. Trustall eighty-two dollars and fifty-eight cents for the balance due to T. L. Darden on cotton sold for his account. The note is signed by Thomas L. Darden, the secretary and J. B. McCormick, the Chairmain of the Purchasing Committee. The seal for the Phoenix Co-Operative Association, Mississippi is imprinted on the lower right of the note.

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Letter, General John A. Logan To General William E. Strong, January 28, 1879, John A. Logan Jan 1879

Letter, General John A. Logan To General William E. Strong, January 28, 1879, John A. Logan

Documents

This handwritten letter, dated January 28, 1879, is written from General John A. Logan to General William E. Strong, both generals in the Union Army in the American Civil War. The letter is a friendly exchange. This letter was found tipped into volume seven, between pages 168-169 of Abraham Lincoln : A History by John G. Nicolay and John Hay.

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Inventory Of Stock Jan 1879

Inventory Of Stock

Darden Family Papers

Detailed inventory of Phoenix Cooperative Association stock items and prices.

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