J. A. Scales informed W. G. Robinson that he had sent a letter seven days ago concerning permits to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs and had signed J. A. Scales name. Letter signed J. A . Scales. Folder 444

Letter was written at Head Quarters of the 1st Cherokee Battalion and addressed to My Dear Emma. Scales reported there was a scout in field, mentioned arrest of John Van and Willis Coody, and the killing of the latter. Folder 327

Letter from J. Bryan in Washington City to John Drew regarding claims. Folder 97

Letter from J. G. Heald at the Choctaw Agency to John Drew introducing Mr. Williams. Mr. Williams was to settle affairs of Heald's brother. Folder 178A

Letter from J. H. Heard in New Orleans to John Drew concerning repayment of debts and wishing Drew and Heard well in their business venture. Letter also promised to pay some money to Drew for payment to Col. Drennen. Folder 176

Letter from J. H. Heard in New Orleans to John Drew in Fort Gibson. Letter was concerning cancellation of agreement between Drew and Hear that was letter 4026.1709. Also concerning Colonel Drennen transporting funds. Folder 177

Letter from J. H. Heard in Fort Gibson to Messrs. Walker and Love in Pleasant Bluff, Choctaw Nation. Letter requests that Walker and Love deliver to the bearer any freight that belongs to J. H. Heard. Folder 173

J. P. Evans wrote from Camp Brown to his wife, Mrs. Emma J. Evans. J. P. Evans expected a battle on Big Bend with Hopoieth-Yarhola by Cooper, Creek, Choctaw, and Cherokee forces. Letter also mentioned contact with captured hostile Creeks and Negroes. Folder 309

Letter from J. S. Cowsdon in Little Rock to John Drew in Vannola City, Cherokee Nation. J. S. Cowsdon invited John Drew to invest in banking and trading company where the Pacific Railroad would run. Folder 199

Drew wrote from Cane Hill, Arkansas where he was attending school. Folder 312