Cline was seeking to hire or buy a couple of servants. He wanted a boy at least 12 years of age, but preferred older. He wanted a girl capable of cooking, washing, and ironing for a small family. Folder 332

Handwritten letter from Waddie Hudson in Tahlequah to G.W. Benge in Washington, D.C. requesting news about the Committees on Indian Affairs and treatment of delegates. Written on three pages labeled The Arrow Printing Co., which is managed by Hudson. Folder 55

W. H. Ketcham wrote from Muskogee, Indian Territory to Mrs. Emma McCorcle [sic] in Webbers Falls, Cherokee Nation. Ketcham told McCorkle Father Severs would be headed to Webbers Falls to conduct mass on Sunday March 22. Ketcham told McCorkle to make arrangements and announcements to suit herself. Folder 569

William P. Ross wrote from Fort Gibson to John Drew in Webbers Falls. Letter also states that a recommendation for Mr. Vore was enclosed. Folder 277

Letter from William D. Shaw in Fort Gibson to John Drew in Washington City concerning personal and local news. Folder 156

William Dickson informed John Drew that Capt. Little would like to order potatoes from him. William Dickson asked John Drew to tell him if he could supply the amount requested and at what price. Folder 142

Letter concerning trip to Seminole Nation to get 80 to 90 negroes and council called at mouth of Illinois on August 5. Letter states that it was written by George. Folder 141

Letter from William Drew in Vian to his brother John Drew in Washington City. Letter concerning California Gold Rush and the Cherokee and Creek delegations. Folder 147

Letter from William H. Rogers in North Fork to Col. John Drew in Webbers Falls asking for 20 bushels of salt for himself and his brother. He was in need of salt because he had some hogs to bacon. Rogers needs to know when he could bring a wagon down. Folder 261

William P. Denckla in Marysville, California asked John Drew to pay Brewer $100.00. Folder 142