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Under The Snow, Geo. T. Evans Dec 1868

Under The Snow, Geo. T. Evans

Sheet Music Collection

Illustration of two girls under umbrella in snow

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I'Ll Remember You Love, William Shakespeare Hays Dec 1868

I'Ll Remember You Love, William Shakespeare Hays

Sheet Music Collection

Portrait of woman

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School Account, M. Rose, 1869 Dec 1868

School Account, M. Rose, 1869

Hays Ray Webb Collection

In this document, M. Rose certifies that the names and numbers listed signify the number of days spent at her school. The list includes teachers' names with a column of numbers beside them.

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Court Witness Receipt, Henry Hollingswood For Attala County Circuit Court, September 1869 Dec 1868

Court Witness Receipt, Henry Hollingswood For Attala County Circuit Court, September 1869

Hays Ray Webb Collection

This circuit court receipt states that Henry Hollingswood proved his three day attendance as a witness for the defendant in the J. C. Lucas versus Joshua Brooks case and is owed five dollars and ninety cents for reimbursement for travel.

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Account Ledger, Attala County, Mississippi, Harriet Buchanan, 1856-1869 Dec 1868

Account Ledger, Attala County, Mississippi, Harriet Buchanan, 1856-1869

Hays Ray Webb Collection

This ledger documents taxes and other payments made to Attala County and recorded by Harriet Buchanan in Kosciusko, Mississippi.

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List Of Students And Attendance During 1869 Dec 1868

List Of Students And Attendance During 1869

Hays Ray Webb Collection

This list certifies the names of numbers of days attended for students enrolled in the school where Alfred Frazier taught in Kosciusko, township 14, for the year 1869.

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List Of Students And Attendance During 1869, Lizzie Comfort, Teacher Dec 1868

List Of Students And Attendance During 1869, Lizzie Comfort, Teacher

Hays Ray Webb Collection

This list certifies the names of numbers of days attended for students enrolled in the school where Lizzie Comfort taught in Kosciusko, township 14, for the year 1869, for a total of 1760 days.

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Letter, Sophia Boyd Andrews Hays To Anna (Annie) Mckee Boyd Green, Undated, Sophia Boyd Andrews Hays Dec 1868

Letter, Sophia Boyd Andrews Hays To Anna (Annie) Mckee Boyd Green, Undated, Sophia Boyd Andrews Hays

Hays Ray Webb Collection

In this handwritten and undated letter, Sophia Boyd Andrews Hays writes to her mother, Anna (Annie) McKee Boyd Green to express her concern at not having heard from the States in a while. She reminds her mother that she has written from far away places such as London and Paris and given them each address whenever she moved. She goes on to speculate that perhaps their letters had been delayed or not forwarded properly. She continues the letter by describing her time in Paris and how expensive it was. She expresses gratitude for all the wonderful places she's visited and …

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Pit-A-Pat, Ch. Thalberg Dec 1868

Pit-A-Pat, Ch. Thalberg

Sheet Music Collection

Title Only

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Single Gentlemen, How Do You Do, B. Bishop Dec 1868

Single Gentlemen, How Do You Do, B. Bishop

Sheet Music Collection

Man to left, right, and top of title surrounded by various instruments and sheet music

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The Flash, Carlo Mora Dec 1868

The Flash, Carlo Mora

Sheet Music Collection

Horses pulling chariot between men running while holding axes and torches

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Ce N'Est Pas Vrai!, Tito Mattei Dec 1868

Ce N'Est Pas Vrai!, Tito Mattei

Sheet Music Collection

Illustration of birds on a tamberine

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Receipt For Unidentified Purchase, December 19, 1868 Dec 1868

Receipt For Unidentified Purchase, December 19, 1868

Darden Family Papers

This handwritten receipt, dated December 19, 1868, details calculations of money paid to Fleming and Baldwin by T. L. (Thomas L.) Darden for the costs of $480.34 and $282.04.

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Letter, Carl Schurz To Arthur Ducat, December 4, 1868, Carl Schurz Dec 1868

Letter, Carl Schurz To Arthur Ducat, December 4, 1868, Carl Schurz

Carl Schurz Collection

This handwritten letter, dated December 4, 1868, is written from Carl Schurz to Arthur Ducat. The letter is an acceptance to an invitation to attend the Army Reunion in Chicago. The letter is written on lined paper. The back of the letter includes the recipient's name.

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Letter, Sophie Boyd To Matilda Ann "Lit" Boyd Webb, December 4, 1868, Sophie Boyd Dec 1868

Letter, Sophie Boyd To Matilda Ann "Lit" Boyd Webb, December 4, 1868, Sophie Boyd

Hays Ray Webb Collection

In this handwritten letter, dated December 14, 1868, Sophie Boyd writes to her cousin, Matilda Ann "Lit" Boyd Webb to tell her of all the sickness that has kept her and her mother occupied. She goes on to update Lit on everyone's health and speculates on how everyone will continue to improve or not. She goes on to speak of her birthday the day before and how she spent the day working. She speaks of how she has partially promised to take a school in Rankin County once the family had recovered from their sicknesses.

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Account Statement For Food, November 23, 1868 Nov 1868

Account Statement For Food, November 23, 1868

Darden Family Papers

This handwritten account statement lists pork and corn purchased by Thomas L. Darden from February to September 1868 for a total of $891.15. The pork and corn were purchased from John P. Darden and the payment was made in full on November 23, 1868. An orange three cent George Washington Postage Stamp is in the upper right corner of the page with November 23, 1868 written over it.

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Unconditional Surrender Grant, Thomas Nast Nov 1868

Unconditional Surrender Grant, Thomas Nast

Political Cartoons

Harper's Weekly drawing (page 745) of Grant accepting a sword labeled 'The Lost Cause' from a confederate soldier as Grant holds an olive branch in his other hand. Grant is surrounded by former Confederates and politicians on the remains of a battlefield.

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Letter, Horatio Seymour To O. A. Nesmith, November 18, 1868, Horatio Seymour Nov 1868

Letter, Horatio Seymour To O. A. Nesmith, November 18, 1868, Horatio Seymour

Documents

This handwritten letter, dated November 18, 1868, is from Horatio Seymour to O. A. Nesmith as a reply to Nesmith's request to let him know that he doesn't have any autographs of interest. The letter was found tipped into pages 274-275 of volume nine of Abraham Lincoln : A History by John G. Nicolay and John Hay.

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Record Of Sales, November 6, 1868 Nov 1868

Record Of Sales, November 6, 1868

Darden Family Papers

This three page record of sales, dated November 6, 1868, February 12, 1869, and January 19, 1869 documents the sales of cotton by Thomas L. Darden to Flemming and Baldwin. The record includes calculations, balances, taxes, and notes of when and how the account was settled.

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Account Statement For Food And Household Items, October 28, 1868 Oct 1868

Account Statement For Food And Household Items, October 28, 1868

Darden Family Papers

This handwritten account statement lists food and other household items purchased by Thomas L. Darden from March to October 1868 at a total cost of $264.36. The items were purchased from Flemming and Baldwin and marked paid on October 28, 1868. An orange, two cent, George Washington postage stamp is placed crookedly on the left of the first page and "F&B" is written over Washington's face. Some other calculations are written in pencil on the lower right of the first page and sideways on the top of the second page.

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Account Statement For Household Items, October 1, 1868 Sep 1868

Account Statement For Household Items, October 1, 1868

Darden Family Papers

This handwritten account statement, dated October 1, 1868, lists household items purchased by Thomas S. Darden from September to October 1868 for a total of forty-four dollars and eighty cents. The items were purchased from Simon Lehmann.

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Attala County Report Of Fines, September 22, 1868 Sep 1868

Attala County Report Of Fines, September 22, 1868

Hays Ray Webb Collection

In this report dated September 22, 1868 and presented to the Attala Treasurer, Attala County sheriff and tax collector, John C. Lucas, certifies this as a report of fines collected by him at the September 1868 term of the Circuit Court. A list of names and the amount of the fines are listed.

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Letter, William Cullen Bryant To O. A. Nesmith, September 3, 1868, William Cullen Bryant Sep 1868

Letter, William Cullen Bryant To O. A. Nesmith, September 3, 1868, William Cullen Bryant

Documents

This letter, dated September 3, 1868, is written from William Cullen Bryant, an American romantic poet, journalist, and long-time editor of the New York Evening Post, to his lawyer, O. A. Nesmith. This note was found tipped into volume three, between pages 258-259 of Abraham Lincoln : A History by John G. Nicolay and John Hay.

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List Of Gen County Warrants [Of Payment] Received By J. C. Lucas, August 27, 1868 Aug 1868

List Of Gen County Warrants [Of Payment] Received By J. C. Lucas, August 27, 1868

Hays Ray Webb Collection

This handwritten warrants of payment, received by J. C. Lucas lists the names and amounts owed the county. The list is in two columns on the first page and one column on the second page. The last seven names on the second page have been marked through along with their totals.

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Receipt For Paid Advertisement, G. B. & J. H. Utter, Steam Job Printers, To Peleg Clarke Jr., August 3, 1868, G. B. And J. H. Utter Steam Job Printers Aug 1868

Receipt For Paid Advertisement, G. B. & J. H. Utter, Steam Job Printers, To Peleg Clarke Jr., August 3, 1868, G. B. And J. H. Utter Steam Job Printers

Peleq Clarke Jr. Papers

This receipt, dated August 3, 1868, is for an advertisement with the Narragansett Weekly and The Sabbath recorder through the G.B. and J. H. Utter Steam Job Printers, purchased by Peleg Clarke, advertising as Executor for the estate of Benjamin Reynolds. The payment of $1.75 for a 1 inch 6 week advertisement was received by G. B. and J. H. Utter.

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Letter, Sophia Boyd Andrews Hays To Anna (Annie) Mckee Boyd Green, July 17, 1868, Sophia Boyd Andrews Hays Jul 1868

Letter, Sophia Boyd Andrews Hays To Anna (Annie) Mckee Boyd Green, July 17, 1868, Sophia Boyd Andrews Hays

Hays Ray Webb Collection

In this handwritten letter, dated July 17, 1868, Sophia Boyd Andrews Hays writes from London, England to her mother, Anna (Annie) McKee Boyd Green to update her on how she is getting along in England. She states that she is finding London less pleasant in Summer but is enjoying the little town, Ealing, where they're living. She goes on to discuss how anxious she is about some business matters her brother, Jack, is handling for her and how she has not heard from him. She is hopeful to keep her boarding house in La Grange, Tennessee and is hopeful that …

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James Mcadony In Account With Clark And Webb, 1868-07-15 Jul 1868

James Mcadony In Account With Clark And Webb, 1868-07-15

Hays Ray Webb Collection

This ledger page lists the purchases made in account for James McAdony with Clark and Webb. The Attala County probate clerk recognizes that the account has not been paid for what is credited and cites that a claim has been made for settlement.

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List Of General County Warrants From John Lucas, July 8, 1868 Jul 1868

List Of General County Warrants From John Lucas, July 8, 1868

Hays Ray Webb Collection

This document contains two columns of names and dollar amounts owed in the general county warrants presented from John C. Lucas, Attala County sheriff and tax collector.

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Order For Corn, July 6, 1868 Jul 1868

Order For Corn, July 6, 1868

Darden Family Papers

This handwritten note, dated July 6, 1868, is an order from Thomas L. Darden for twenty sacks of corn to Jesse Darden. Thomas requests that Jesse let Washington take the corn.

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Letter, James Speed To Unknown, June 26, 1868, James Speed Jun 1868

Letter, James Speed To Unknown, June 26, 1868, James Speed

Lincolniana Original Manuscript Collection

This handwritten letter, dated June 26, 1868, is written from James Speed to an unidentified recipient discussing how busy he's been at the Kentucky Supreme Court, the flood of immigrants from the south, and post war situations in the south.

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