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  • Secession Pudding by M. M. Tiddall

    Secession Pudding

    M. M. Tiddall

  • Undated 19th Century Handwritten Recipes by Author Unknown

    Undated 19th Century Handwritten Recipes

    Author Unknown

  • Mary B. Rogers Clark Obituary by Kate Clark

    Mary B. Rogers Clark Obituary

    Kate Clark

  • Congressional Record 7 December 1887 by Author Unknown

    Congressional Record 7 December 1887

    Author Unknown

  • Congressional Record 24 June 1880 by John D. C. Atkins and John Randolph Tucker

    Congressional Record 24 June 1880

    John D. C. Atkins and John Randolph Tucker

    Includes speech by the Hon. John D. C. Atkins (Tennessee) in the House of Representatives on June 15, 1880; speech by Hon. J. Randolph Tucker (Virginia) in the House of Representatives on June 15, 1880.

  • Card, electoral vote of 1880 by Winfield Scott Featherston

    Card, electoral vote of 1880

    Winfield Scott Featherston

    Regarding Johnston & Vance Clothing of Memphis containing the electoral vote of 1880.

  • Address to the Democracy of the Union by Democratic Party (N.Y.)

    Address to the Democracy of the Union

    Democratic Party (N.Y.)

    Address to the Democracy of the Union by the Regular Organization of the Democratic Party in the City and County of New York. 1879

  • Congressional Record 11 April 1879 by John Randolph Tucker

    Congressional Record 11 April 1879

    John Randolph Tucker

    Includes speech by the Hon. John Randolph Tucker (Virginia) in the House of Representatives on April 4, 1879.

  • Congressional Record 6 April 6, 1879 by Harry White, James B. Weaver, and Gilbert De La Matyr

    Congressional Record 6 April 6, 1879

    Harry White, James B. Weaver, and Gilbert De La Matyr

    Includes speech by the Hon. Harry White (Pennsylvania) in the House of Representatives, April 2, 1879; speech by the Hon. James B. Weaver (Iowa) in the House of Representatives, April 4, 1879; speech by the Hon. Gilbert De La Matyr (Indiana) in the House of Representatives, April 4, 1879

  • Congressional Record 4 December 1877 by Grover Cleveland

    Congressional Record 4 December 1877

    Grover Cleveland

    Includes message of the President of the United States communicated to the two houses of Congress at the beginning of the first session of the Fiftieth Congress, December 6, 1887

  • Repeal of the Resumption Act, or the Evils of Contracting the Currency by William H. Felton

    Repeal of the Resumption Act, or the Evils of Contracting the Currency

    William H. Felton

    Speech Hon. Win. H. Felton, of Georgia, in the House of Representatives, November 14, 1877, on Repeal of the Resumption Act, or the Evils of Contracting the Currency.

  • Increase of the Public Debt Exposed: Speech of the Hon. Henry G. Davis (West Virginia) to the United States Senate August 4, 1876 by Henry G. Davis

    Increase of the Public Debt Exposed: Speech of the Hon. Henry G. Davis (West Virginia) to the United States Senate August 4, 1876

    Henry G. Davis

    From the Congressional Record: Increase of the Public Debt Exposed. Speech of Hon. Henry G. Davis of West Virginia, Delivered in the United States Senate, August 4, 1876.

  • Speech of Hon. Henry G. Davis, January 13, 1876 by Henry G. Davis and George S. Boutwell

    Speech of Hon. Henry G. Davis, January 13, 1876

    Henry G. Davis and George S. Boutwell

    Alarming Facts Revealed in the Treasury Department. Manipulation of Figures, Alterations, Changes, and Discrepancies in the Official Finance Reports. Millions Involved and Unaccounted for. Speech of Hon. Henry G. Davis, of West Virginia, On his resolution asking a Committee of Investigation in relation to the changes and discrepancies in the finance reports and into the books and accounts of the Treasury Department. In Senate. January 13, 1876. Treasury Accounts.

  • The Real Issues of the Canvass by Parke Godwin

    The Real Issues of the Canvass

    Parke Godwin

    The Real Issues of the Canvass; or, The Need of New Men and New Measures. An Address by Parke Godwin. (Delivered at the Cooper Union, New York, October 11th, 1876.)

  • Congressional Record 8 August 8, 1876 by Lucius Q. C. Lamar

    Congressional Record 8 August 8, 1876

    Lucius Q. C. Lamar

    Includes speech by the Hon. L. Q. C. Lamar (Mississippi) in the House of Representatives, August 2, 1876: Policy of the Repubican Party and the Political Condition of the South

  • Speech Hon. W. S. Stenger, June 21, 1876 by William Stegner

    Speech Hon. W. S. Stenger, June 21, 1876

    William Stegner

    Democratic Congressional Committee. Freedman's Bank. Speech Hon. W.S. Stenger, of Pennsylvania, Delivered in the United States House of Representatives. June 21, 1876.

  • Speech of Hon. William A. Wallace of Pennsylvania in the Senate of the United States, Wednesday, August 9, 1876 by William A. Wallace

    Speech of Hon. William A. Wallace of Pennsylvania in the Senate of the United States, Wednesday, August 9, 1876

    William A. Wallace

    Originally appeared in Congressional Record, 11 August 1876

  • The Liberal Republican Movement by Horace Greeley, Carl Schurz, and R. E. Fenton

    The Liberal Republican Movement

    Horace Greeley, Carl Schurz, and R. E. Fenton

    The Liberal Republican Movement: The Address of the Cincinnati Convention, the Platform, Mr. Greeley's Letter of Acceptance, Speech of Mr. Schurz at Cincinnati, Letter of Mr. Fenton to the Great New York Mass Meeting. 1872

  • Speech of Hon. Charles Sumner, of Massachusetts, May 31, 1872 by Charles Sumner

    Speech of Hon. Charles Sumner, of Massachusetts, May 31, 1872

    Charles Sumner

    Republicanism vs. Grantism. The Presidency a Trust; Not a Plaything and Perquisite. Personal Government and Presidential Pretensions. Reform and Purity in Government. Speech of Hon. Charles Sumner, of Massachusetts, Delivered in the Senate of the United States, May 31, 1872

  • Speech of Hon. Lyman Trumbull, April 12, 1872 by Lyman Trumbull

    Speech of Hon. Lyman Trumbull, April 12, 1872

    Lyman Trumbull

    Speech of Hon. Lyman Trumbull, of Illinois, Delivered at Cooper Institute, New York, April 12, 1872.

  • Obituaries for Alexander Calvin McEwen by Alexander Calvin McEwen

    Obituaries for Alexander Calvin McEwen

    Alexander Calvin McEwen

    One of the earliest settlers to Holly Springs, Mississippi, McEwen died December 6, 1869.

  • Death and obituary of Col. John H. Earnest by John H. Earnest

    Death and obituary of Col. John H. Earnest

    John H. Earnest

    Col. John H. Earnest of Glade Spring, Virginia, died Tuesday March 3, 1868 after a tragic accident at home.

  • Obituary for Miss Jane Pope of Goodman, Miss. by Jane Pope

    Obituary for Miss Jane Pope of Goodman, Miss.

    Jane Pope

  • Extending mail services in the South (excerpt) by Bryan Tyson

    Extending mail services in the South (excerpt)

    Bryan Tyson

    Invites interested parties to apply for their own postal rout(e), especially in Southern states.

  • Supplement to "Natchez Courier". by O. O. Howard; United States. Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands; and Ulysses S. Grant

    Supplement to "Natchez Courier".

    O. O. Howard; United States. Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands; and Ulysses S. Grant

  • Circular No. 8 (excerpt) by Confederate States of America. Bureau of Conscription.

    Circular No. 8 (excerpt)

    Confederate States of America. Bureau of Conscription.

    Commandants will proceed to organize the service in their respective States.

  • Death of a member of congress by David Maney Currin

    Death of a member of congress

    David Maney Currin

    Obituary for David Maney Currin, a representative to the Confederate Congress for Tennessee. He died in office in 1864.

  • The Capture of Harper's Ferry; Richmond Whig Extra (19 September 1862) by Nathaniel B. Meade and Francis H. Smith

    The Capture of Harper's Ferry; Richmond Whig Extra (19 September 1862)

    Nathaniel B. Meade and Francis H. Smith

    Article concerning the Confederate victory at the Battle of Harpers Ferry.

  • An Ordinance to Regulate the Military System of the State of Mississippi (1861) by Author Unknown

    An Ordinance to Regulate the Military System of the State of Mississippi (1861)

    Author Unknown

    Concerning the organization of the military in Mississippi; in 12 sections

  • Funeral Notice for Roger Barton Clark by Author Unknown

    Funeral Notice for Roger Barton Clark

    Author Unknown

  • Advertisements from assorted businesses by Assorted Newspapers

    Advertisements from assorted businesses

    Assorted Newspapers

    Newspaper advertisements for businesses including: life insurance, real estate, clothing and dry goods, private schools, booksellers, family groceries, jewelers.

  • Obituary for Charles Alexander Featherston by Charles Alexander Featherston

    Obituary for Charles Alexander Featherston

    Charles Alexander Featherston

    The son of the Hon. W. S. and Elizabeth Featherston, aged 14 months and nine days, died in Virginia at his great-grandfather's house on July 4th.

  • A Blue Eye Behind a Veil (excerpt) by Lucy A. Randal

    A Blue Eye Behind a Veil (excerpt)

    Lucy A. Randal

    Excerpt from a weekly installment of a Victorian-era serial novel

  • A celestial scene by Author Unknown

    A celestial scene

    Author Unknown

    Poem submitted to the St. Louis Presbyterian

  • Letter to the Editor, Holly Springs Reporter from New Orleans (excerpt) by Author Unknown

    Letter to the Editor, Holly Springs Reporter from New Orleans (excerpt)

    Author Unknown

    Unidentified author writes of "few transactions" on the cotton market. "The average price of cotton will not exceed seventeen cents in gold"

  • When may we hope to enter Canaan (excerpt) by Author Unknown

    When may we hope to enter Canaan (excerpt)

    Author Unknown

    For the Central Presbyterian. Compares the struggle of Southerners after the Civil War to the Israelites

  • Obituary for Mrs. Sarah Ann Walker by Sarah Ann Walker

    Obituary for Mrs. Sarah Ann Walker

    Sarah Ann Walker

    Wife of R. L. Walker, daughter of Col. Wm. Byars

 
 
 

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