Accounts of James and Peter St. Clair, 1858-1861. 14 sheets.

Printed ledger sheets of Skillern & Mulherin, "Dealers in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ... Austin, Ark." with lists of pur­chases by James St. Clair, November 13- December 11, 1858, and by Peter St. Clair, November 13, 1858-January 7, [1861]; list of credits.

Small broadside listing the Reverend Wesley Smith's accomplishments ("laboring since Jan. 1st among the Sac & Fox Indians, west of the Creek Nation"), asking for donations. Penciled note at bottom of broadside probably by dealer.

Record book, 26 pages. Contains constitution, by-laws, membership list, and minutes of meetings (27 January 1854-15 October 1854) of the Philomathesian Society of Smithville Academy, a young men's discussion and debating society. Minutes include topics for debate and lists of debaters on each side.

Biographical sketch, "The Life of General D. H. Hill as an American Citizen," written by George Gordon Stockard.

Program for violin concert by William Worth Bailey, accompanied by Mrs. Elizabeth Price Coffey, Subiaco College Auditorium, 16 May 1912.

Printed form letter from a committee of the Teachers' Institute, Greenwood, Arkansas, to be sent to directors of school districts for "the upbuilding of free common schools."

51 programs from the University of Arkansas Department of Music. "238th [...503rd] Program, The University School of Music [School of Fine Arts], University of Arkansas...," March 27, 1911-January 29, 1916.

Correspondence, memoranda, transcripts of hearings, and other documents pertaining, variously, to: investigations, testimony, and other proceedings on incarcerees' applications for leave clearance and on segregation of incarceree; the suicide of an incarceree; legal services rendered, August 1943, by camp's Project Attorney; resignation of War Relocation Authority Assistant Solicitor Robert Allen Leflar. Correspondents include Ulys A. Lovell, Dillon Seymour Myer.

Expense account to the United States from D. Vandershire, "Apt. Supt. Chick. R.C.," for the hire of horses for five trips, April 20, 1837 - September 5, 1838. "To hire of horse while engaged in emigrating Chickasaw Indians..."

Handwritten receipt, signed by David Walker, for Letters of Administration of estate, and agreement to handle case in court for $10.

Records of administration and distribution of estate, Chicot County.

Handwritten record of the administration of the estate of Britten Ward (died intestate April 1840) by Stokely Ward, including the bonding of Stokely Ward, inventory and appraisal of estate, sale of livestock, hiring out of enslaved people, payment of debts, and distribution of the estate among the heirs.

Exterior and interior views of Waters-Pierce Oil Company, Fort Smith. 10 photographs, 4 1/2" x 6 1/2" to 7 1/2" x 9 1/2", by John M. Gannaway of Fort Smith. Views include offices, outbuildings, tanks, and draft animals used by the company.

Printed tally sheets, filled in with pencil dated October 24, 25, 27, 28, 29, 30, and 31, 1913; October 24 sheet with penciled announcement for "meeting tonight."

Contract transferring to Charlton Thompson settlement derived by Peter Whetstone for improvements to land in Lovely County, Arkansas, later part of Indian Territory.

Minutes, attendance, and financial records of the "Woman's Fortnightly Club," Siloam Springs, Arkansas, September 10, 1907 - June 11, 1909.

Printed letter from W. E. Woodruff announcing himself as candidate for renomination as State Treasurer, describing his accomplishments as Treasurer since 1881.