A bank note for $5.00 from the Miners and Planters Bank of Murphy, North Carolina Folder 19

Bill by A. Foster to the United States for a rifle delivered to the Cherokees. Attested to by James D. and Francis B. Sappington. Folder 15

Bill by Foster to the United States for goods delivered to the Cherokees after two were killed by whites on Stones River. This was attested to by A. Lewis and Francis B. Sappington. Folder 14

Bill of Anthony Foster to the United States for goods delivered to the Cherokee Indians by order of General James Robertson after two Indians were killed by whites on Stones River. This was attested to by A. Lewis and Francis B. Sappington. Folder 10

Bill of James McKelvey to the Public for services rendered to the Cherokee Indians on their journey to Charles Town. Folder 5

Bill of Thomas Nightingale to the Public of South Carolina for services rendered Folder 2

Bill of William McKelvey to the public for services rendered Folder 3

Contract between Wash Swimmer and J. Henry Dick on behalf of the Eastern Cherokees and D. M. Wheelock for Wheelock to represent the Band before the Court of Claims and the Interior Department to secure distribution of funds arising from 1905 and 1906 decisions. Folder 23

Manuscript written in the Cherokee syllabary. A note to Reverend Thomas McLenore, Stillwell, describes the manuscript as "account of North Carolina emigrants in unknown hand said to have been written by a Cherokee who lived near Bunch, Okla". Folder 24

Notice written in the Cherokee syllabary, with English translation, from the Commissioner of Indian Affairs regarding expense of moving from the old country to the new country per the Treaty of 1846 at New Echota. Folder 22