Incomplete copy of letter (application) from Cherokee delegation to President Martin Van Buren. Concerning removal claim. (See Moulton for full text) Three folded sheets of paper with handwritten text in ink on twelve pages. Folder 743

Typescript of Ross's letter from Boston to Mr. (John W.) Stapler, Wilmington. Asks for his daughter's hand. (Moulton). Folder 935

Letter from Chief John Ross, Park Hill, to William Shorey Coodey, Head Captain of the Police Companies. Stating he is to maintain supremacy of the laws over the disorder of the factionist murderer and robber. One sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on recto and verso. Folder 900

D. N. McIntosh was commanding the Creek Regiment and wrote from Camp Porter. McIntosh reported that the men that were sent to learn the condition of Hopothle aholas had returned. The reported stated that the men had disbanded into three parcels. Folder 296

Letter from Gen. Scott to Ross. Questioning $92,781.50 requisitions (Nov. 9) and referring same to Capt. John Page. Single folded sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on four pages. Folder 492

Inscribed in ink, "Copy" in upper left corner on recto

Letter requested arrest of Dick Glass, a Creek, who had fled from justice. Folder 507

Letter from William H. Crawford, Secretary of War, to Return J. Meigs, Cherokee Indian Agent. This letter also contains instructions to President Andrew Jackson regarding removal of intruders upon Indian lands. Single folded sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on recto. Folder 7

The number 16 is written in pencil on the back. There is a watermark on the inside of the document of a dove, olive branch, and 'Amy's'

60 bushels of corn were purchased for $150.00 on August 4, 1863. Folder 256

One oxen purchased for $50.00 on March 26, 1863. Folder 256

Confederate States paid Drew and Mackey to haul unspecified items from Boggy Depot to Tishomingo in October and November of 1863. John Drew and James Mackey were paid $122.00 for three separate trips. Folder 256