circa 1900

Object

Title: [Length of metal]

GLC04546.161

circa 1900

Object

Title: [Ornate metal object]

GLC04546.162

circa 1900

Object

Title: [Two bands of metal]

GLC04546.163

circa 1900

Object

Title: [Length of metal]

GLC04546.164

circa 1900

Object

Title: [Length of twisted metal]

GLC04546.165

circa 1900

Object

Title: [Five metal disks]

GLC04546.166

circa 1900

Object

Title: [Fragment of rock]

GLC04546.167

circa 1900

Object

Title: [Four metal buttons with eagle insignia]

GLC04546.168

circa 1900

Object

Title: [Bullet]

GLC04546.169

circa 1900

Object

Title: [Eight buttons with anchor insignia]

GLC04546.170

circa 1900

Object

Title: [Rusted metal disk]

GLC04546.171

circa 1900

Object

Title: [Ornate length of metal]

GLC04546.172

circa 1900

Object

Title: [Four metal disks]

GLC04546.173

circa 1900

Object

Title: [Two black buttons]

GLC04546.174

circa 1900

Object

Title: [Golden button]

GLC04546.175

circa 1900

Object

Title: [Four golden buttons]

GLC04546.176

circa 1900

Object

Title: [Black spherical bullet]

GLC04546.177

circa 1900

Object

Title: [Spherical bullet]

GLC04546.178

circa 1900

Object

Title: [Two bullets]

GLC04546.179

circa 1900

Object

Title: [Beecham's Patent Pills pot]

GLC04546.180

circa 1900

Object

Title: [2 Sen coin]

GLC04546.181

circa 1900

Object

Title: [Spherical bullet]

GLC04546.182

1866-1867

Newspaper

Title: National anti-slavery standard. [Vol. 26, no. 35 (January 6, 1866)- v. 28, no. 34 (December 28, 1867)] [with gaps]

Volume 26 is missing issue numbers 43 and 47. Volume 27 is missing issue numbers 8,13,and 35. Volume 28 is missing issue number 28. The January 5, 1866, Vol. 27, no. 35 most likely contains a misprint in either the date or the Volume and issue number. The issues contain information on the 14th Amendment & impeachment of [Andrew] Johnson, speeches of Sumner, women's suffrage, and advertisements for colored soldiers to collect bounties. 41 issues housed in 003 MS-D.

GLC05825.02

1866-1867

Newspaper

Title: National anti-slavery standard. [Vol. 26, no. 35 (January 6, 1866)- v. 28, no. 34 (December 28, 1867)] [with gaps]

Volume 26 is missing issue numbers 43 and 47. Volume 27 is missing issue numbers 8,13,and 35. Volume 28 is missing issue number 28. The January 5, 1866, Vol. 27, no. 35 most likely contains a misprint in either the date or the Volume and issue number. The issues contain information on the 14th Amendment & impeachment of [Andrew] Johnson, speeches of Sumner, women's suffrage, and advertisements for colored soldiers to collect bounties. 41 issues housed in 002 MS-D.

GLC05825.01

1861

Newspaper

Title: Daily true delta. [Vol. 23, no. 39 (January 2, 1861)]

Amongst the typical foreign and local news and advertisements, the front page of this paper contains two very interesting secession-related items. A women in Charleston Owned the table used for signing the Declaration of Independence of the United States. When asked for permission to use the table for signing the Order of Secession, she replied that she would rather burn the table to ashes. Citizens of Richmond, Virginia wanted to borrow a city cannon to fire in salut of South Carolina's sovereignty. Governor Letcher refused in the interest of non-partisan politics. A small article on…

GLC05960.01.01