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Estimate- Negotiation of Treaties With Indian Tribes: Letter from the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Communicating, In Compliance with a Resolution of the House, estimates, &c., for negotiation treaties with certain Indian tribes

of the plains and in Minnesota

GLC09885.03

Report of Major-General John Pope. Letter from the secretary of war, in answer to resolution of the House of 18th ultimo, transmitting copy of report of Major General John Pope.

Popes's report to the House of Representatives with accompanying documents and a foldout map. Concerns "the operations of the army of Virginia, while under his command." HED Doc. 81. Sabin 64116.

GLC00267.311

Letter of the Secretary of War, in answer to a resolution of the Senate of the 6th instant, relative to the purchase of extracts of coffee for the use of the troops

Report submitted to the Senate by Secretary of War Cameron extols the advantages of Professor H.A. Tilden's coffee extract, apparently a synthetic or ersatz coffee and condensed milk mixture. Claims "[t]he coffee and sugar ration for 100,000 men for...

GLC00267.255

Message form the President of the United States, Transmitting A letter from the Secretary of the Interior submitting an agreement entered into between the Indians of the Pyramid Lake Reservation Reservation and the Commission appointed

under the provisions of the act of March 3, 1891

GLC09885.10

Agreement with Crow, Flathead, and Other Indians Ect. Letter from the Secretary of the Interior Transmitting Copy of an agreement concluded February 5, 1898 by the Commission appointed under the act of June 10, 1896,

To Negotiate With the Crow, Flathead and other Indians for the Surrender of any portion of their Respective Reservations Ect. And the Indians of the Fort Hall Reservation Idaho.

GLC09885.11.01

Agreement with Crow, Flathead, and Other Indians Ect. Letter from the Secretary of the Interior Transmitting Copy of an agreement concluded February 5, 1898 by the Commission appointed under the act of June 10, 1896,

To Negotiate With the Crow, Flathead and other Indians for the Surrender of any portion of their Respective Reservations Ect. And the Indians of the Fort Hall Reservation Idaho. (same as GLC09885.11.01)

GLC09885.11.02

The Declaration by the Representatives of the United Colonies of North America, now met in General Congress at Philidelphia, setting forth the causes and the necessity of taking up Arms. The Letter of the Twelve United Colonies by their Delegates ...

Full Title, "The Declaration by the Representatives of the United Colonies of North America, now met in General Congress at Philidelphia, setting forth the causes and the necessity of taking up Arms. The Letter of the Twelve United Colonies by their...

GLC00156

Claims Under the Cherokee Treaty of 1835-36: Letter from the Secretary of War Transmitting in Pursuance of a resolution of the House of Representatives, of April 26 1848, a copy of the repot of Messrs. Harden and Brewster, late commissioners...

appointed to the adjudicate claims arising under the Cherokee treaty of 1835-'6

GLC09885.02

Letter from the Secretary of the Navy transmitting a list of all the commissioned officers in the Navy of the United States showing their respective rank and dates of the commissions; also a list of all the midshipmen with the dates of their warrants

Printed by Roger C. Weightman. Printed by the order of the United States Senate. Samuel Otis, Secretary of the Senate, states that Jones' list of officers and midshipmen was printed for the use of the Senate following the motion of Jeremiah Mason...

GLC03436.03

General T.T. Garrard and others : letter from the Secretary of War, in answer to Resolution of the House of 18th instant, transmitting papers relative to the claim of T.T. Garrard and others for the destruction of their salt and works, by order of General Buell, in 1862.

House Executive Document (HED) No. 29 of the 1st Session of the 38th Congress. Copies of letters, reports, depositions, and other statements pertaining to General Don Carlos Buell's destruction of the salt works in Goose Creek, Kentucky on 21...

GLC00267.258

to Joseph North

Contains two letters. The first, dated 27 September, focuses on issues relating to the Waldo patent and the lands belonging to the deceased Thomas Flucker. The second letter, dated 4 October, discusses the prior letter.

GLC02437.09110

to Jacob Stone, Beatrice Stone, Don Stone, Jim Stone, Barry Marks, and Ken Marks

Addressed to "All." He just finished a long letter, GLC09620.113, and thought to send a V-Mail to see which one got to his family first. The trip has been rather dull on their way to an unknown destination. He's hoping to have mail waiting for him...

GLC09620.114

to Jacob Stone and Beatrice Stone

Addressed to "Dad and Bee." He hasn't received any letters to his new APO, so he's wondering if his parents have received his letters. He is worried about Pam, but asks that his parents keep him posted on her health. They've flown a lot and his plane...

GLC09620.120

to Mary Hughes

Receipt of his wife's latest letter; with autograph note signed by D.B. Tiffany, Prison Postmaster, attesting the frequency of Dr. Hughes's letters.

GLC02166.048

to Jacob Stone and Beatrice Stone

Addressed to "Dad and Bee." Remembered a few things he forgot to include in a previous letter. Asks for a shaving bowl, shaving talcum, wooden hangers, and some salt tablets. He hates to bother them with these, but he can't get them anywhere. Asks...

GLC09620.017

to David Knapp and Clarissa Knapp

This document contains two letters written by David Scott Knapp. In his first letter, Knapp, a sailor on a privateer on blockade duty, writes to his father and mother, describing chasing a blockade runner which escaped them. Knapp's second letter is...

GLC02669.106

to Brig. Gen. Edward Greenbaum

Addressed to "Eddie." He just got back to March Field after being grounded at Fresno. Thanks him for his letter, and began arranging time to visit him, as long as he has the time to "squeeze a meal in."

The letter is dated "Wednesday." "Letters in...

GLC09620.105

to unknown
to John Butler

Document contains two copied letters.
The first half of the first letter, which spans pages 1-4, is missing, leaving no date or salutation.
The second letter, on page 4, was written by Mauger to John Butler on 18 December 1773 from Southampton.

GLC03902.294

to Jacob Stone

Addressed to "Dad." A brief note stating that he forgot to ask about his watch that he sent home before he left Seattle. He would like his father to have it fixed for him. He still hasn't received any mail, so he hopes they've gotten his many letters...

GLC09620.117

to Mildred Hilson and Edwin Hilson

Addressed to "Mildred + Eddie." Thanks them for the letters, cute card, and box of sweets. Life isn't very fun, but the toughest part was leaving his crew. He was glad to hear that John was home on furlough. He wishes everyone could go home on...

GLC09620.085

to his uncle

Writes that both he and Willie have received his letters. Writes about how he received the letter when it arrived at his home. States that both he and Willie were very excited to received their letter. Asks that his uncle write to him as often as he...

GLC03523.42.43

to Jacob Stone and Beatrice Stone

Addressed to "Dad + Bee." Thanks them for the "swell selection of sweets," he really appreciates that they both sent a few things. He should be getting out of the hospital in a week, but found out that his crew received their orders and are leaving...

GLC09620.084

to John Butler

Document contains five copied letters, all written in London and from Mauger to John Butler.
The first letter, which spans pages 1 and 2, is dated 7 March 1774.
The second letter, which spans pages 3-6, is dated 30 March 1774.
The third letter, which...

GLC03902.291

to John Butler

Document contains two copied letters.
The first letter, on page 1, was from Mauger to Walter and Samuel Franklin, dated 13 December 1760. It was written in London.
The second letter, which spanned from page 1 to page 4, was from Mauger to John Butler...

GLC03902.263

to Thomas Cottle
to Thomas Lambert
to Thomas Lambert
to Henry Livingston

Document contains four copied letters. All were written in Chelsea, London.
The first letter, on page 1, was from Mauger to Thomas Cottle, dated 10 November 1762.
The second letter, on page 2, was from Mauger to Thomas Lambert, dated 6 November 1762...

GLC03902.268