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N .E. Bauer To Cassius M. Clay, N. E. Bauer

ALLM: Cassius Marcellus Clay Personal Papers

Apr. 08, 1862 - N .E. Bauer, London, to Cassius M. Clay, dated Apr. 8, 1862. ALS, 4 pp. (1 pc.)

Bauer introduces himself as "Captain Bauer" and states that he will "set out for Washington" to seek a job; he requests a recommendation from Clay.

Letter Of Invitation From [The Director Of Ceremonies, Minister Of The Imperial Court] To "Monsieur Clay,", Director Of Ceremonies

ALLM: Cassius Marcellus Clay Personal Papers

Mar. 30, 1862 - Letter of invitation from [the Director of Ceremonies, Minister of the Imperial Court], to "Monsieur Clay," dated Mar. 30, 1862. I p. (I folio pc.)

In French. Partially pre-printed.

Certificate Issued To "Mr. Clay,", Cassius M. Clay

ALLM: Cassius Marcellus Clay Personal Papers

Mar.30, 1862 - Certificate issued to "Mr. Clay," dated Mar. 30, 1862. DS, 2 pp. (I folio pc.)

In French. [Russian Certificate/Passport] Signed by N. Houkhanoss.

Letter Of Invitation From Prince And Princess Youssoupoff, To "Monsieur Clay,", Youssoupoff

ALLM: Cassius Marcellus Clay Personal Papers

ca. Mar.30, 1862 - Letter of invitation from Prince and Princess Youssoupoff, to "Monsieur Clay," ca. Mar. 30, 1862. In French.

In French. Partially pre-printed; refers to a dinner party.

N[Orman] B. Judd To "Friend Clay", Norman B. Judd

ALLM: Cassius Marcellus Clay Personal Papers

Mar.29, 1862 - N[orman] B. Judd, Berlin, to "Friend Clay", dated Mar. 29, 1862. ALS, 8 pp. (2 pcs.)

Judd writes that McClellan "has taken Manassas after it was evacuated .... " He further discusses politics, the war, and mentions "our friend the President."

Thos. W. Evans To "My Dear Friend Clay", Thomas W. Evans

ALLM: Cassius Marcellus Clay Personal Papers

Mar.26, 1862 - Thos. W. Evans, Paris, to "My dear friend Clay", dated Mar. 26, 1862. ALS, 3 pp. (I pc.)

Dr. Evans writes that he has returned home and that he is suffering severely due to an "attack of neuralgia." He thanks Clay for the "kindness" extended to him during his visit to St. Petersburg. He states th.at he has seen "our mutual friends Dayton and Bigelow."

[Lady] Nina Napier, To "Dear Mr. Clay,", Nina Napier

ALLM: Cassius Marcellus Clay Personal Papers

ca. Mar. 19, 1862 - [Lady] Nina Napier, to "Dear Mr. Clay," ca. Mar. 19, 1862. ALS, Ip.

The note from Lady Napier requests Clay's company for dinner.

Wm. Ross Wallace To "My Dear Friend,", William Ross Wallace

ALLM: Cassius Marcellus Clay Personal Papers

Mar.18, 1862 - Wm. Ross Wallace, N.Y., to "My dear friend," dated Mar. 18, 1862. ALS, 2 pp. (2 pcs.)

Wallace's mentions his "Liberty Bell," and writes that he "shall publish an 'Ode on Alexander' in a few days and send it to you." Includes two printed poems by Wallace: "God of the Free" and "The True King."

Announcement From Count Dimitri Nesselrod & Countess Chreptowitch, To "Monsieur Clay", Nesselrod, Chreptowitch

ALLM: Cassius Marcellus Clay Personal Papers

ca. Mar. 15, 1862 - Announcement from Count Dimitri Nesselrod & Countess Chreptowitch, to "Monsieur Clay" , ca. Mar. 15, 1862.

C.M. Clay, To "Hon. C[Arl] Schurz", Cassius M. Clay

ALLM: Cassius Marcellus Clay Personal Papers

Mar. 08, 1862 - C.M. Clay, to "Hon. C[arl] Schurz", London. 3 pp. (I pc.) ALS, 3 pp.

Handwritten copy of a letter marked "confidential." Clay states that he wrote to "the department" about what the Minister of Foreign Affaires said to him "in reference" to Schurz.

[Prince Souvorow ], To "Monsieur Le Ministre", Souvorow

ALLM: Cassius Marcellus Clay Personal Papers

Mar. 04, 1862 - [Prince Souvorow ], to "Monsieur le Ministre," dated Mar, 4, 1862. LS, Ip.

In French.

Letter Of Invitation From The [Director Of Ceremonies, Minister Of The Imperial Court], To "Monsieur Clay", Director Of Ceremonies

ALLM: Cassius Marcellus Clay Personal Papers

Mar. 04, 1862 - Letter of invitation from the [Director of Ceremonies, Minister of the Imperial Court, St. Petersburg], to "Monsieur Clay", dated. Mar. 4, 1862. Handwritten, not signed, I p.

In French. Partially pre-printed.

[Prince Gortchacow ] To Mr. Clay, Gortchacow

ALLM: Cassius Marcellus Clay Personal Papers

Feb.14, 1862 - [Prince Gortchacow ], St. Petersbourg, to Mr. Clay, dated Feb. 14, 1862. LS, 3 pp. (I folio pc.)

In French. Clay has written on the verso: "his celebrated letter that saved the Union."

Letter Of Invitation From The [Director Of Ceremonies, Minister Of The Imperial Court] To "Monsieur Clay", Director Of Ceremonies

ALLM: Cassius Marcellus Clay Personal Papers

Feb.13, 1862 - Letter of invitation from the [Director of Ceremonies, Minister of the Imperial Court], to "Monsieur Clay", dated Feb. 13, 1862. Handwritten, not signed, Ip.

In French. Partially pre-printed; pertains to an introduction and mentions the Grand Duchess Helene Pavlova.

Wm. L. Dayton To "Hon. C. M. Clay", William L. Dayton

ALLM: Cassius Marcellus Clay Personal Papers

Feb. 10, 1862 - Wm. L. Dayton, Paris, to "Hon. C. M. Clay", dated Feb. 10, 1862. ALS, 2 pp. (I folio pc.)

Dayton writes that "you have soon tired of diplomacy it seems .... " Further, he writes that "if you mean to take part in the war, it is to be regretted that you cannot be there by the time that active movements are inaugurated."

Letter Of Invitation From Lady Nina Napier, To "Mr. Clay", Nina Napier

ALLM: Cassius Marcellus Clay Personal Papers

Feb. 08, 1862 - Letter of invitation from Lady Nina Napier, to "Mr. Clay", dated Feb. 8, 1862. ALS, I p.

Lady Napier asks Clay to dine with her husband and herself "next Thursday."

Letter Of Invitation From The [Director Of Ceremonies, Minister Of The Imperial Court], To "Monsieur Clay", Director Of Ceremonies

ALLM: Cassius Marcellus Clay Personal Papers

Feb. 01, 1862 - Letter of invitation from the [Director of Ceremonies, Minister of the Imperial Court, St. Petersburg], to "Monsieur Clay", dated Feb. I, 1862. Handwritten, not signed, Ip.

In French. Pertains to a court ball. at the "L'Hermitage."

Letter Of Dinner Acceptance From M. And Madame Fournier, To "Master And Mistress Clay", Fournier

ALLM: Cassius Marcellus Clay Personal Papers

Jan. 21, 1862 - Letter of dinner acceptance from M. and Madame Fournier, to "Master and Mistress Clay", dated Jan. 21, 1862. Handwritten, I p.

The Fourniers accept a dinner invitation from the Clays.

[Prince Gortchacow] To "Monsieur Clay", Gortchacow

ALLM: Cassius Marcellus Clay Personal Papers

Jan. 20, 1862 - [Prince Gortchacow, St. Petersburg], to "Monsieur Clay", dated Jan. 20,1862. ALS, 2 pp. (I pc.)

In French. Clay's writes on the verso "Prince Gortchacow with thanks of her Imperial Majesty, 1862."

Letter Of Dinner Acceptance From Baron And Baroness Gevers, To "Mr. And Mrs. Clay", Gevers

ALLM: Cassius Marcellus Clay Personal Papers

Jan. 20, 1862 - Letter of dinner acceptance from Baron and Baroness Gevers, to "Mr. and Mrs. Clay", dated Jan. 20, 1862. Handwritten, not signed, I p.

The Gevers accept a dinner invitation from the Clays.

C[Harles] F. Adams To C.M. Clay, Charles F. Adams

ALLM: Cassius Marcellus Clay Personal Papers

Jan.14, 1862 - C[harles] F. Adams, London, to C.M. Clay, St. Petersburg, dated Jan. 14, 1862. ALS, 4 pp. (I folio pc.)

Discusses the "settled policy" for condemning "any act like that of Captain Wilkes .... " He further discusses Clay's "writing to the Times," and says he never entertained a suspicion "of any design unfriendly to myself .... "

Letter Of Invitation From The [Director Of Ceremonies, Minister Of The Imperial Court] To [Cassius M. Clay], Director Of Ceremonies

ALLM: Cassius Marcellus Clay Personal Papers

Jan. 11, 1862 - Letter of invitation from the [Director of Ceremonies, Minister of the Imperial Court], to [Cassius M. Clay], dated Jan. 11, 1862. 1 p. (I folio pc.)

In French. Invitational letter that is partially printed. Mentions "le Grand Duc"

Letter Of Invitation From The [Director Of Ceremonies, Minister Of The Imperial Court] To Cassius M. Clay, Director Of Ceremonies

ALLM: Cassius Marcellus Clay Personal Papers

Jan. 11, 1862 - Letter of invitation from the [Director of Ceremonies, Minister of the Imperial Court], St. Petersburg, to Cassius M. Clay, dated Jan. 11, 1862. Ip. (I folio pc.)

In French. Note is partially pre-printed; pertains to an invitation and cites "L'Empereur"

John Bright To C.M. Clay, John Bright

ALLM: Cassius Marcellus Clay Personal Papers

Jan. 09, 1862 - John Bright, [Rochdale?], to C.M. Clay, St. Petersburgh, dated Jan. 9, 1862. ALS, 4 pp. (I pc.)

Letter marked "private" discussing England's views on the blockade; mentions the ruling class and states that the press has "poisoned the public mind."

[Associate To The Minister Of Alien Affairs] To "Monsieur Clay", Associate To The Minister Of Alien Affairs

ALLM: Cassius Marcellus Clay Personal Papers

Jan. 09, 1862 - [Associate to the Minister of Alien Affairs, St. Petersburg], to "Monsieur Clay," dated Jan. 9, 1862. Ip.

In French. Consists of a pre-printed form that is filled out in brown ink. Mentions a passport, and also "Gortchacow."

[Duke D'Osuna] To [Cassius M. Clay], D'Osuna

ALLM: Cassius Marcellus Clay Personal Papers

Jan. 08, 1862 - [Duke d'Osuna], St. Petersbourg, to [Cassius M. Clay], dated Jan. 8, 1862. Handwritten, not signed, Ip.

In French. Refers to an invitation.

Letter Of Dinner Acceptance From Baron And Baroness Stieglitz To Mr. And Mrs. Clay, Stieglitz

ALLM: Cassius Marcellus Clay Personal Papers

Jan. 08, 1862 - Letter of dinner acceptance from Baron and Baroness Stieglitz, to Mr. and Mrs. Clay, dated Jan. 8, 1862. Handwritten, not signed. I p.

Brief note to the Clay's that they would dine with them on 16 January.

[Prince] Gortchacow To "Mr. Clay,", Gortchacow

ALLM: Cassius Marcellus Clay Personal Papers

Jan. 08, 1862 - [Prince] Gortchacow, St. Petersbourg, to "Mr. Clay," dated Jan. 8, 1862.LS, 2 pp. (I folio pc.)

In French. Consists of a letter marked "private" from Prince Gortchacow.

Edward Everett To C.M. Clay, Edward Everett

ALLM: Cassius Marcellus Clay Personal Papers

Jan. 05, 1862 - Edward Everett, Boston, to C.M. Clay, dated Jan. 5, 1862. ALS, 4 pp. (I pc.)

Everett thanks Clay for the copy of Prince Gortchacow's Letter to Clay of the 11th. He tells him that Seward is overworked and allowances should be made for him. Everett states that Seward has managed to settle the Mason and Slidell affair.

Beauregard’S Retreat From Shiloh, Skedaddles, A. C. Peters & Bro.

ALLM: Civil War Sheet Music Collection

80.7568.126 –“Beauregard’s Retreat From Shiloh”: Skedaddles: A. C. Peters and Bro.: 1862: Piano Solo and Narrative.