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1.
Letter from John M. Dorsey[?] to "Dear Sister," (Brown County, Mississippi[?]) - June 18, 1867 (typescript)

Creator:: Dorsey, John M.
Date:: June 18, 1867
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

2.
Letter from John Singleton Mosby (Baltimore, Maryland) to [?] Early, recommending Martin Maddox as a landlord - November 16, 1867

Creator:: Mosby, John Singleton, 1833-1916
Date:: November 16, 1867
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

3.
Letter from Richard M. Cuyler (142 Pearl Street, New York) to John Williamson (Savannah, Georgia) - September 1, 1867

Creator:: Cuyler, Richard M.
Date:: September 1, 1867
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

4.
Letter from William Waller to "My dear sir," regarding the purchase of bonds - July 16, 1867

Creator:: Waller, William
Date:: July 16, 1867
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

5.
Bill of $310 from Richard D. B. Taylor to repair barouche to E. R. Hodgson. Taylor served in the 24th Georgia Infantry Regiment

Creator:: Taylor, Richard D. B.
Date:: December 24, 1866
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

6.
Confederate general Pierre Gustave Toutant-Beauregard

Creator:: Miley, Michael, 1841-1918
Date:: 1866 approx.
Format:: Still image
Access:: Public

7.
Document signed by J. H. Jenks (Charleston, South Carolina) restoring confiscated property to Wilmot Gibbes De Saussure

Date:: January 25, 1866
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

8.
Letter from Catholic priest, Peter Whelen (Augusta, Georgia) to Mr. and Mrs. Captain Black - August 11, 1866

Creator:: Whelan, Peter, 1802-1871
Date:: August 11, 1866
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

9.
Letter from F. A. Eustis (Newport, Rhode Island) to "My Dear Rosa" regarding the settlement of his mother's estate right at the conclusion of the Civil War - August 5 [1866?]

Creator:: Eustis, F. A.
Date:: August 5, 1866
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

10.
Letter from George W. Edmonds to his brother and sister. During the Civil War Edmonds served in the 1st Arkansas Infantry Regiment; after the war he joined the United State Army and was stationed at Fort Halleck, Dakota Territory (Wyoming) - August 2, 1866

Creator:: Edmonds, George W.
Date:: August 2, 1866
Format:: Text
Access:: Public