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Descriptive SummaryTitle: William S. Rosecrans Papers,Date (inclusive): 1810-1920Collection number: 663Creator: Rosecrans, William S. (William Starke), 1819-1898Extent: 118 boxes (59 linear ft.)5 oversize folders8 oversize boxesRepository: University of California, Los Angeles. Library Special Collections.Los Angeles, California 90095-1575abstract: William Starke Rosecrans (1819-1898) commanded the Army of the Cumberland during the Tullahoma campaignand at the battles of Stone's river and Chickamauga during the U.S. Civil War. After the war, he moved to Los Angeles,California and became an advocate for railroad building and Mexican trade in the West before being appointed as the U.S.Minister to Mexico (1868). He later served in the U.S. Congress (1881-85), and as the Register of the U.S. Treasury(1885-93). The collection consists of correspondence, papers, diaries, accounts, photographs, maps, realia, and relatedprinted material of Major General William S. Rosecrans and his family. The papers cover nearly a century of Americanhistory and are comprised of materials from three generations of the Rosecrans family.Physical location: Stored off-site at SRLF. Advance notice is required for access to the collection. Please contact the UCLALibrary Special Collections Reference Desk for paging information.

http://digital2.library.ucla.edu/viewItem.do?ark=21198/zz002h7cvpLanguage: English.Restrictions on AccessCOLLECTION STORED OFF-SITE AT SRLF: Open for research. Advance notice required for access. Contact the UCLA LibrarySpecial Collections Reference Desk for paging information.Restrictions on Use and ReproductionProperty rights to the physical object belong to the UCLA Library Special Collections. Literary rights, including copyright, areretained by the creators and their heirs. It is the responsibility of the researcher to determine who holds the copyright andpursue the copyright owner or his or her heir for permission to publish where The UC Regents do not hold the copyright.Preferred Citation[Identification of item], William S. Rosecrans Papers (Collection 663). UCLA Library Special Collections, Charles E. YoungResearch Library, University of California, Los Angeles.UCLA Catalog Record IDUCLA Catalog Record ID: 2976678 Provenance/Source of AcquisitionCarmelita Rosecrans Ewing and William S. Rosecrans II, 1956.Carmelita Rosecrans Ewing, bequest, 1969.ForewardIt is a privilege to respond to the invitation of the University Librarian, Lawrence Clark Powell, to write a brief foreword forthe Guide to the Papers of General William Starke Rosecrans.

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Manuscripts constitute the basic source for the writing of history, and historians rejoice whenever a great collection ofmanuscripts finds its way into a public repository. They rejoice even more when librarians and archivists take steps tofacilitate the use of these manuscripts. Dr. Powell and Wilbur J. Smith, the Head of the fast-growing Department of SpecialCollections, have both recognized the need for systematic cataloguing of manuscripts and have taken the initiative inproviding printed guides to the manuscript holdings of the University Library. The Guide to the Rosecrans Papers isadditional evidence of their concern, and for it many a scholar will give thanks. The Guide has been prepared by James V.Mink, Assistant Head of the Department of Special Collections, and it reflects the scholarly attention he has given it. TheRosecrans Foundation has generously provided funds for the publication of the Guide.No collection of a man's papers is ever complete, in the sense that it includes all of his correspondence or even all that hassurvived. The Rosecrans Papers are no exception. General Rosecrans' official correspondence as an officer of the UnitedStates Army, as Minister to Mexico, and as Register of the Treasury Department is preserved in the National Archives. Hispart of an extensive correspondence with Pope Pius IX is in the Library of the Vatican and his letters to many of hisAmerican friends are scattered in numerous archives across the country. Unfortunately a valuable portion of his privatepapers, placed in storage by him when he left Washington in 1893, was removed following his death and destroyed. Theburned papers presumably included the letters from Pope Pius IX and an extensive correspondence with the FrenchEmperor, Louis Napoleon, which was commenced during Rosecrans' diplomatic mission to Mexico. But such lacunae arecharacteristic of all collections.The papers of General Rosecrans given to the University by William Starke Rosecrans II and Carmelita Rosecrans Ewing —the General's grandson and granddaughter — comprise some twenty-five to thirty thousand pieces and constitute thelargest and most significant collection of papers of an individual in the University's holdings. They are a rich source forstudents of the American Civil War, mining and railroad activities in Mexico and Western United States, and California landproblems, and, of course, for biographers of General Rosecrans or of any of his many distinguished correspondents —Presidents, generals, politicians, and business leaders.The University is deeply indebted to Mrs. Ewing and Mr. Rosecrans for their generous gift. It is also indebted to ProfessorMail Ewing and Professor Ada Nisbet of the Department of English and to Lindley Bynum special assistant to PresidentRobert Gordon Sproul and long-time associate of Mr. Rosecrans in the California Wine Tasters, all of whom warmlyencouraged Mrs. Ewing and Mr. Rosecrans to select UCLA as the appropriate institution to receive the papers.Brainerd DyerProfessor of HistoryBiographyWilliam Starke Rosecrans was born in Kingston, Ohio, in 1819; graduated from West Point, 1842; resigned from U.S. army,1854; organized Preston Coal Oil Company, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1857; commissioned Brigadier General in 1861 after outbreakof Civil War; commanded the Army of the Cumberland during the Tullahoma campaign and at the battles of Stone's riverand Chickamauga; resigned from U.S. Army, 1867; moved to Los Angeles, California and became advocate for railroadbuilding and Mexican trade in the West; appointed U.S. Minister to Mexico, 1868; during 1870s developed mines in Nevada,the Southwest, and Sonora, Mexico; Democrat, U.S. Congress, 1881-85; Register of the U.S. Treasury, 1885-93; retired toranch near Los Angeles in 1893 and died on March 11, 1898; interment at Arlington National Cemetary, Arlington, Virginia.The Papers of General Rosecrans and his FamilyThe Rosecrans Papers span nearly a century of America's past and comprise correspondence and papers of threegenerations of the family. There are sources in the papers for biographies of General Rosecrans; of his son, Adrian Louis,who was a member of the pioneer congregation of American Catholic missionaries, the Paulist Fathers; and of his brother,Sylvester H. Rosecrans, who rose in the Catholic hierarchy to become Bishop of Columbus, Ohio.The papers begin with Rosecrans' years at the United States Military Academy and his life in the Army following graduation.These early papers, though less complete than those covering the later years of his life, are important for a number ofreasons. They will be of interest to military historians who are concerned with the state of the Army in the decadesimmediately preceding the Civil War. They are also important for the interpretation of circumstances surroundingRosecrans' conversion to Catholicism, which had such a profound effect on his later life and on the lives of his immediatefamily.During his last year at West Point, Rosecrans came under the influence of the Transcendentalist movement which inspiredso many men of letters from 1820 to 1860. Religion was discussed frequently by the cadets, and Rosecrans had read andstudied much on the subject. Just as he had about decided to become an Episcopalian he happened to discover a copy ofJohn Milner's The End of Religious Controversy. In June 1842, he formally embraced the Catholic faith.In the following year he was married to the daughter of Adrian Hegeman, a New York jurist. Soon after their marriage she was converted and became an ardent champion of her faith. Rosecrans' younger brother, Sylvester, entered the Church in


1845 and was ordained in 1852 after study in the United States and in Rome. In 1868 he was appointed Bishop of the newlycreated See of Columbus, Ohio, where he gained respect for his encouragement of education and rigorous religiousprinciples. Rosecrans' eldest son was ordained in the congregation of Paulist Fathers; two daughters, Mary Louise and Ann,entered the Ursuline order.An immediate effect of Rosecrans' conversion was his correspondence with fellow Army officers of his faith and theformation of an officer society devoted to the Sacred Heart of Jesus which sought, among other things, the conversion ofProtestant officers. This correspondence provides interesting material for study of the growth of the Catholic faith in theArmy during the period when sentiment against Catholicism was crystallizing in such movements as Know-Nothingism andthe Order of the Star-Spangled Banner. The correspondence of Rosecrans and his family, particularly the Religiousmembers, will be useful to those interested in the Catholic movement in the United States from 1840 to 1880.The papers covering the first stage of Rosecrans' army career end in 1854, when prolonged illness forced him to resignfrom the service. They record ten years' service with the Corps of Engineers and a wide correspondence with officers whosenames appear later in the campaigns and battles of the Civil War. There are references to the military fortifications atHampton Roads, Virginia, and Fort Adams, Rhode Island, to surveys on the Taunton River and at New Bedford, Providence,and Newport, and to various other projects which give insight into the organization and activities of the Corps during theante-bellum years. The restlessness and discontent of many of the Corps's officers is apparent in the letters and papersconcerning the demand for organizational reform and the adoption of a more equitable promotion plan.The years following Rosecrans' resignation from the Army were occupied with a number of business ventures designed toprovide for the security of his growing family. When his health was sufficiently restored, he established an architectural andengineering office in Cincinnati. An opportunity to engage in coal mining then took him to West Virginia, where he hadcharge of the Cannel Coal Company and the Coal River Navigation Company. In 1857 he organized the Preston Coal OilCompany in Cincinnati and was a successful pioneer in the refining of petroleum. It is unfortunate that only a few records ofthese enterprises remain in his papers.The Civil War interrupted the coal-oil business which was beginning to provide the family security Rosecrans desired. Herented his factory in Cincinnati and volunteered as aide to General George B. McClellan. While acting only as a citizen, heassisted in organizing and equipping home guards in Cincinnati. Governor Dennison sent him the commission of Coloneland Chief Engineer of Ohio troops, but Rosecrans accepted instead a commission as colonel of the 23rd Ohio Volunteersbecause he believed his military training would aid in diminishing the loss of life in the field. Almost immediately after hearrived in Columbus to organize and train his regiment, he was commissioned Brigadier General in the Regular Army.Rosecrans' wartime correspondence and papers form a reasonably complete record of his campaigns in West Virginia,Mississippi, Eastern Tennessee, and Missouri. Monographs on the military history of the War have evaluated his capabilitiesas a strategist, compared him with other military leaders, and assessed his contributions to the success of the Union cause.It is unlikely that his papers suffice for a drastic revision of these estimates; however, they may suggest the need forfurther investigation into the reasons for his removal from command in Tennessee and Missouri, his conduct at the Battle ofChickamauga, and his relations with General Grant, President Lincoln, and the War Department.In May, 1865, Rosecrans wrote to President Johnson requesting a special assignment to the Pacific Coast to “examine andreport on its mining resources and their commercial and political relations to the interests of the neighboring states.” Hedid not receive the assignment, but was granted a leave of absence for the same purpose. Family letters describe hisvoyage to San Francisco in company with his son, Adrian Louis, and their excursions to Los Angeles, San Diego, andNevada. They tell of mining, railroad, and agricultural conditions in California and elsewhere in the West. Letters receivedby Rosecrans during this period are concerned with the purchase of Los Angeles lands (which led later to extensivelitigation in the Sausal Redondo case) and with the promotion of the California Southern Coast and the San Diego & GilaSouthern Pacific & Atlantic Railroads.In 1868 President Johnson appointed Rosecrans Minister to Mexico, but he was succeeded in the following year by thecareer diplomat Thomas H. Nelson, an appointee of the Grant administration. The correspondence and papers of his briefmission in Mexico are sparse; an evaluation of its accomplishments will require use of the official records in the NationalArchives and in Mexico City.Prior to his Mexican mission, interest in the economic conditions there had suggested to Rosecrans some opportunities forenterprises in railway construction, mining, and shipping. In a memorial to Congress in 1870 he proposed that the UnitedStates promote trade with Mexico and utilize American capital for improvement of its railways and telegraph lines.Rosecrans' Mexican railway projects and various mining and colonization schemes are thoroughly documented in hispapers. Corroborating material for this period in his career exists in the U. S. National Archives, in Mexico City, and in thepapers of those with whom he associated in these enterprises.


In the late 1870's Rosecrans' attention again focused on mining in the West. He operated the San José Mine at EganCanyon, Nevada, and contracted for the purchase of various mines in the Southwest and in Sonora. His interest in miningengineering led to investigation of business opportunities in mining machinery and safety equipment, and finally to theestablishment of a powder business in San Francisco for the manufacture of mine blasting caps. The papers relating to theSan José Mine and the Safety Powder Company are reasonably complete records of these operations, while correspondenceof this period documents Rosecrans' general interest in mining.One further aspect of Rosecrans' career remains to be noted: his participation in local and national politics. He was amember of the Democratic Party and devoted to its political principles. In 1864 he was asked to accept nomination as acandidate for President on the Democratic ticket, but he refused. He also declined nominations by his party for Governor ofCalifornia in 1868, for Governor of Ohio in 1870, and for Representative to Congress from Nevada in 1876. However, he didaccept a nomination for Representative from the San Francisco district of California in 1880, was elected, and served until1885. That year President Cleveland appointed him Register of the Treasury and he remained in that office until hisretirement in 1893.Rosecrans' political papers cover the period from 1868 to 1893. Professor Dyer has noted the destruction of the paperscovering his years in the Treasury Department. Very likely his Congressional papers were destroyed at the same time, forthere is little correspondence after 1881, and papers concerning his political activities in Washington between 1881 and1893 are almost nonexistent. Material concerning his earlier political activities, from 1864 to 1880, will be found mainly inhis correspondence. The correspondence and papers concerning his campaign for Congress in 1880 appear to be intact,insofar as he preserved them, and provide material for investigation of local and national issues of the period.James V. MinkActing ArchivistScope and ContentCollection consists of correspondence, papers, diaries, accounts, photographs, maps, realia, and related printed material ofMajor General William S. Rosecrans and his family. The papers cover nearly a century of American history and arecomprised of materials from three generations of the Rosecrans family. Topics covered in the collection include Civil Warcampaigns, mining and railroad activities in Mexico and the Western United States, California land issues, and U.S. politics.The bulk of the material in the collection documents the life of William S. Rosecrans, from his years at West Point throughhis ten years with the Army Corps of Engineers, his role in the Civil War, his brief appointment as U.S. Minister to Mexico,his participation in local and national politics, and his involvement with mining and railroads in the West. His wartimecorrespondence and papers form a nearly complete record of his Civil War campaigns in West Virginia, Mississippi,Tennessee, and Missouri.Organization and ArrangementArranged in the following series:

1. Business and official correspondence (Boxes 1-54).2. Family correspondence (Boxes 55-78).3. Military and business papers, diaries, and memorandum books (Boxes 79-102).4. Papers of the Rosecrans family (Boxes 103-117).5. Realia and photographs (Boxes 118-126).

Physical and Chronological Conspectus of the PapersEach letter or document is enclosed in a rag paper folder. The cataloging information typed on the outside of these foldershas been used in the preparation of the index which forms the main section of this guide. The folders are numbered andarranged in document boxes in a chronological and topical sequence. The Conspectus outlines the physical arrangement ofthe papers and provides chronology by individual box. It may be used to locate references found in the index as well asspecific types of papers. Box numbers are in boldface type.Indexing TermsThe following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the repository's online public accesscatalog.SubjectsRosecrans, William S. (William Starke), 1819-1898--Archives.Generals--United States--Archival resources.Politicians--United States--Archival resources.California--History--1850-1950.


West (U.S.)--History--1860-1890.United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Campaigns.Other Index Terms Related to this CollectionRosecrans family.A Partial Index of Correspondents, Manuscripts, and Subjects in the Rosecrans PapersA Note on the use of the IndexReferences in the index are to boxes and to folders or items within a single box.The location and approximate chronological sequence of the items indexed can be obtained from the Conspectus in theprevious section.Passim means there are scattered references in the box or folder.Albert, John J. (Letter from) Box 6, folder 97Abolition of slavery: Box 2, folder 72Adams, Charles Francis (1807-1886) (Letter from) Box 33, folder 61AAdams, Charles Francis (1807-1886)(Letter to) Box 52, folder 1Adams, Daniel W. (Letter from) Box 20, folder 51Adams, John Quincy (Mention of)Box 1, folder 48Alden, James (1810-1877) (Letter from) Box 20, folder 48Alden, James (1810-1877) (Letter to) Box 50, folder 3Alemany, José S. (Letters from)Box 20, folder 99Box 22, folder 82Box 23, folder 54Box 27, folder 76Box 30, folder 26Box 34, folders 11,95,110,124Box 41, folder 110Box 54, folder 48Box 69, folder 101Box 70, folder 3Alemany, José S. (Letters to)Box 50, folder 1Box 51, folder 2Box 52, folder 1Alexander, Barton S. (Letters from)Box 2, folders 1, 62, 65, 88, 130, 159, 164Box 3, folder 97Alexander, Barton S. (Mention of)Box 11, folder 37Box 35, folder 3Box 59, folder 3Box 60, folder 59Allen, Robert (1812-1886)(Letters to) Box 44, folder 40Box 45, folders 27, 51, 54Box 46, folder 20Altamirano, Ignacio M. (Letter from) Box 22, folder 98Amelia Island, Nassau County, Florida (Fortifications at)Box 1, folders 10, 29American & Mexican Company, New YorkBox 12, folders 116-117American Knights, Order of theBox 10, folders 21-24Box 48, folders 135American Knights, Order of the American (“Know-Nothing”) PartyBox 5, folder 134ABox 66, folder 55Ames, Oakes (Letter from) Box 12, folder 88Ames, Oakes (Letter to) Box 49, folders 5-6Ames, Oakes (Mention of) Box 12, folder 78Box 16, folder 159


Andrew, John A. (Letter from) Box 8, folders 104, 111Andrew, John A. (Letter to) Box 45, folder 119Andrews, Ebenezer B. (Letter from) Box 8, folder 157Armstrong, John (1775-1843) (Mention of) Box 78, folder 89Army and Navy Club, New YorkBox 21, folder 36Arnold, Isaac N. (Letter from) Box 53, folder 103Asboth, Alexander S. (Mention of) Box 59, folder 37Aspinwall, William H. (Letter from) Box 17, folder 146Aspinwall, William H.(Letter to) Box 49, folder 6Aspinwall, William H. (Mention of) Box 61, folder 17Astor, John Jacob (1822-1890) (Letter from) Box 16, folders 13, 57, 138, 145Astor, John Jacob (1822-1890)(Letter to) Box 49, folder 6 (2 letters)Astor, John Jacob (1822-1890) (Mention of) Box 61, folders 17-18Box 68, folder 6Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad CompanyBox 34, folder 102Box 35, folder 53Box 36, folder 5Box 37, folders 26, 58Box 39, folder 9Atlantic & Great Western Railroad CompanyBox 68, folders 41-42Atlantic & Pacific Railroad CompanyBox 21, folder 8Box 68, folder 5Axtell, Samuel B. (Letter from) Box 16, folder 85Axtell, Samuel B.(Letters to) Box 50, folders 1 (2 letters), 2 (2 letters)Axtell, Samuel B. (Mention of) Box 14, folder 47Ayres, Romeyn B. (Letter from) Box 3, folder 8Ayres, Romeyn B. (Manuscript by)Box 80, folder 7Bache, Alexander D. (Letters from)Box 3, folders 48, 55Box 8, folder 37Box 9, folder 57Bailey, Jacob W. (Letters from)Box 6, folder 36Box 69, folder 8Baird, Spencer F.(Letters to) Box 52, folder 3 (2 letters)Baker, Conrad (Letter from) Box 16, folder 153Balcárcel, Blas (Letters from) Box 14, folder 99Box 16, folders 6, 33Box 17, folder 24Box 18, folder 37Box 19, folders 31, 100Box 20, folder 49Box 23, folders 6, 9, 13Box 24, folder 107Box 26, folders 40, 73, 76, 117, 123-124, 126, 128-129, 139-141, 144, 154Box 90, folders 22-24, 26, 31Balcárcel, Blas (Letters to) Box 47, folders 89, 139-138Box 48, folders 1-8, 13-14Box 49, folder 6 (4 letters)Box 50, folders 1 (3 letters), 2 (2 letters), 3Box 51, folders 1 (6 letters), 2 (8 letters), 3Box 54, folder 54Box 90, folders 25, 30


Balcárcel, Blas (Mention of) Box 14, folder 94ABox 26, folders 105, 156Box 27, folder 131Bancroft, Hubert Howe (Letter to) Box 48, folder 125Bangs, Francis N. (Letter to) Box 52, folder 3Bank of the U.S., 1816-1836 (Bill to charter, 1814)Box 78, folder 99Banks, Nathaniel P. (Letters from) Box 9, folder 131Box 17, folder 11Banks, Nathaniel P.(Letters to) Box 47, folder 71Box 49, folder 6 (2 letters)Banks, Nathaniel P. (Mention of) Box 59, folder 30Box 61, folder 20Box 68, folder 11Banning, Phineas (Mention of) Box 12, folder 16Box 60, folder 41Barker, Jacob (Mention of) Box 78, folder 90Barnett, James (1821-1911) (Letters from) Box 18, folder 74Box 19, folder 87Barnum, William H. (Letter from) Box 38, folder 84Bartlett, William H.C. (Letters from) Box 1, folder 23Box 2, folder 36Box 3, folder 137Bates, Joshua H. (b. ca. 1817) (Letter from) Box 9, folder 67Beatty, John (1828-1914) (Letter to) Box 50, folder 2Beauregard, Pierre G.T. (Letters from) Box 12, folders 32, 70Box 26, folder 112Beauregard, Pierre G.T. (Mention of) Box 2, folder 157Box 27, folder 55Box 66, folder 110Box 78, folder 56Beecher, Henry Ward (Letter to) Box 50, folder 1Belknap, William W. (Mention of) Box 21, folder 10Bell, William A. (Letters from) Box 22, folders 1, 4, 48Bell, William A. (Mention of) Box 22, folders 45, 91Bellows, Henry W. (Letter from) Box 8, folder 13Belmont, August (Mention of) Box 14, folder 18Belton, Francis S. (Letters from) Box 2, folders 56A, 98Box 3, folder 40Box 4, folders 20, 50Belton, Francis S. (Mention of) Box 2, folders 54-55Box 3, folders 59, 100Benham, Henry W. (Letters from) Box 2, folder 128Box 3, folders 9, 28-29, 33, 127Box 4, folder 5Box 7, folder 41Box 53, folder 59Benham, Henry W. (Mention of) Box 43, folder 133Box 59, folders 10, 12, 24, 27, 32, 50Box 66, folder 108Benicia, CaliforniaBox 4, folder 98BBenjamin, Calvin (Letters from) Box 1, folders 42, 49, 66, 84


Bennett, James G. (Letter of)Box 30, folder 69Bennett, James G. (Mention of) Box 62, folder 5Benton, James G. (Letters from) Box 1, folders 37, 43, 46, 55, 58, 65, 92Box 7, folder 29Box 35, folders 3, 29, 55Box 36, folders 4, 24Benton, James G. (Mention of) Box 6, folder 148Benton, Thomas H. (Mention of) Box 40, folder 22Berry, Campbell P. (Printed speeches by)Box 87, folders 23, 25Bidwell, John (Letter from) Box 42, folder 79Big Sewall Mountain, West Virginia (Evacuation of)Box 7, folder 145Billings, Frederick (Letter from) Box 35, folder 114Black, Jeremiah S. (Mention of) Box 61, folder 21Blaine, James G. (Letters from) Box 42, folders 44, 93Blaine, James G. (Mention of) Box 43, folders 1-5Box 62, folder 65Blair, Austin (Letters to) Box 45, folders 45, 77Blair, Francis P.(Letter to) Box 49, folder 2Blair, Montgomery (Recollections by)Box 81, folder 19Blenker, Louis (Letter from) Box 8, folder 9Blenker, Louis (Mention of) Box 59, folders 30-31, 35Blue & Gray Hancock Central Legion, San FranciscoBoxes 38-39Blunt, James G. (Letter from) Box 7, folder 154Blow, Henry T. (Letter from) Box 10, folder 22Boarman, Charles (Mention of) Box 2, folder 158Bond, Frank S. (Letters from) Box 31, folders 15, 50Box 117, folders 7, 29Box 32, folder 62Box 33, folders 94, 130-131Box 34, folders 89, 93, 102Box 36, folder 68Box 54, folder 37Box 69, folder 48Box 78, folder 68Bond, Frank S. (Letters to) Box 49, folder 5 (3 letters)Bond, Frank S. (Mention of) Box 9, folders 116, 135Boutwell, Charles L. (Letter to) Box 53, folder 113Bowen, Thomas M. (Letter from) Box 9, folder 146Bowles, Samuel (Letter to) Box 49, folder 6Bowman, Alexander H. (Letter from) Box 3, folder 114Boyd, Sempronius H. (Letters from) Box 9, folder 102Box 10, folder 20Bragg, Braxton (Mention of) Box 1, folder 52Box 8, folders 94, 96, 103B, 118, 127Box 59, folders 45, 89, 91Box 66, folder 111Box 82, folder 11Brannan, John M. (Letter from) Box 8, folder 66Breck, Samuel (Letter from) Box 10, folder 42Brewster, Henry (Letter from) Box 2, folder 54B


Brinkerhoff, Jacob (Letter from) Box 8, folder 160Broadhead, James O.(Letter to) Box 52, folder 3Brown, Benjamin Gratz (Letters from) Box 9, folder 145Box 11, folder 18Brown, Benjamin Gratz (Letter to) Box 49, folder 2Brown, Harvey (1795-1874) (Mention of) Box 2, folder 50ABrowne, John Ross (Letter from) Box 20, folder 3Brownson, Orestes A. (Letter to) Box 46, folder 84Brownson, Orestes A. (Mention of) Box 66, folder 52Brunton, David W. (Letter from) Box 31, folder 124Buchanan, Robert C. (Letters from) Box 4, folders 95, 97Box 5, folders 110, 143Buchanan, Robert C.(Letters to) Box 49, folder 1Buckalew, Charles R. (Mention of) Box 24, folder 62Buell, Don Carlos (Letter to) Box 53, folder 53Buell, Don Carlos (Mention of) Box 7, folders 13, 135Box 59, folders 37, 39, 46, 50, 53, 61Bundy, Jonas M. (Letters from) Box 21, folder 7Box 51, folder 2Bundy, Jonas M. (Mention of) Box 48, folder 62Burlingame, Anson (Letter from) Box 11, folder 23Burlingame, Anson (Mention of) Box 60, folder 38Box 71, folder 20Box 77, folder 54Burlingame, Edward L. (Letters from) Box 11, folder 23ABox 117, folder 44Box 77, folders 68-69Burlingame, Edward L. (Mention of) Box 63, folder 24Box 71, folders 102-103Burnett, Ward B. (Letter from) Box 12, folder 97Burnett, Ward B. (Mention of) Box 3, folder 89Burns, William W. (Letter from) Box 8, folder 25Burnside, Ambrose E. (Letters from) Box 8, folders 57, 90, 123-124, 131, 134, 136-137Box 14, folder 20Box 53, folders 70, 76-77Box 69, folder 17Burnside, Ambrose E.(Letters to) Box 45, folder 137Box 46, folders 2-3, 24Burnside, Ambrose E. (Mention of) Box 3, folder 59Box 8, folders 89, 109, 117, 119-120, 125, 135, 140Box 9, folder 20Box 31, folder 72Butler, Benjamin F. (1818-1893) (Mention of) Box 11, folder 64Box 21, folder 3Box 61, folder 68ABox 67, folder 60Butterfield, Daniel (Letter from) Box 14, folder 17AButterfield, Daniel (Letter of)Box 80, folder 25Cagwin's (Francis L.) Spader PlowBox 50, folder 3Box 51, folder 3Box 99, folder 1


Calhoun, John C. (Mention of) Box 78, folders 89, 92California & Texas Railroad CompanyBox 23, folder 87California & Texas Railway Construction Company, PhiladelphiaBox 31, folder 90Box 32, folder 94California, Atlantic & Pacific Railroad CompanyBox 24, folder 37California Gold RushBox 78, folders 116-120California, Lower scheme of U.S. citizens to purchase from Mexico:Box 61, folder 68ACalifornia Pacific Railroad CompanyBox 96, folder 10California Southern Coast Railroad CompanyBox 16, folders 50, 133, 142, 151-152, 160Box 17, folders 14, 18, 20, 85, 91, 113, 125, 138, 151, 168Box 19, folders 30, 51-58, 60, 63, 154, 156Box 20, folders 43, 67Box 21, folders 17, 22Box 47, folders 81-82, 86Box 50, folder 1Box 53, folders 122-124Box 55, folder 109Box 61, folders 19, 25-26, 28-31, 33, 44, 47, 49Box 68, folder 8Box 74, folder 60Box 96, folders 6, 11Calistoga, California (Description of geysers near)Box 74, folder 12Calkins, William H. (Printed speech by)Box 87, folder 21Calvert, George Henry (Letter from) Box 3, folder 150Cameron, Simon (Document signed by)Box 124, folder 6Cameron, Simon (Letters from) Box 80, folder 9Box 90, folder 9Cameron, Simon (Letters to) Box 44, folder 21Box 49, folder 6Box 53, folder 19Cameron, Simon (Mention of) Box 14, folder 49Camp Chase, Columbus, Ohio (Organization of in 1861)Box 7, folder 31Camp Dennison, Cincinnati (Water supply for in 1861)Box 7, folder 33Campbell, Lewis Davis (Letter from) Box 12, folder 10Canby, Edward R.S. (Letter from) Box 10, folder 39Canby, Edward R.S.(Letters to) Box 49, folder 2 (5 letters)Box 53, folders 93-94, 96Canby, Edward R.S. (Mention of) Box 9, folders 143, 153, 154Box 10, folders 92, 112, 119Cannel Coal Company, Coal River, West VirginiaBox 5, folders 94, 106, 141, 147Box 6, folders 8, 81, 86, 113, 115, 118, 122, 124, 131, 140, 149Box 7, folder 2Box 58, folder 90Capen, Nahum (Letters from) Box 18, folders 7, 31Carbon River Coal Mining Company, San FranciscoBox 35Box 36, folders 29, 38-39, 51Box 37, folder 29Carey, Henry C. (Letter from) Box 19, folder 151Carlin, William P. (Letter from) Box 9, folder 87Carnifex Ferry, West Virginia, Battle ofBox 36, folder 56 Box 59, folder 16


Box 66, folder 108Carpenter, Matthew H. (Letters from) Box 16, folders 91, 117-118, 121, 134, 168Box 17, folder 4Carpenter, Matthew H. (Letters to) Box 50, folder 1Box 51, folders 1, 3Cass, Lewis (Letters to) Box 53, folder 6Cass, Lewis (Mention of) Box 53, folder 140Box 66, folder 39Casserly, Eugene (Letters from) Box 14, folder 131Box 16, folder 97Box 38, folder 79Casserly, Eugene (Letter to) Box 53, folder 112Casserly, Eugene (Mention of) Box 14, folders 26, 32Box 24, folder 80Box 61, folder 2Church in MexicoBox 14, folder 20ABox 30, folder 69Catholicism in the U.S. ArmyBoxes 1-4, passimBox 6, folder 2Ceballos, José (Suppression of revolt of 1869 in Merida, Yucatan)Box 11, folder 64Centinela Land Company, Los AngelesBox 29, folders 98, 108Box 30, folders 2, 31, 36Central Pacific Railroad CompanyBox 12, folder 128Box 15, folder 25Box 21, folders 17, 22, 51Box 27, folder 170Box 33, folder 112Box 68, folder 5Chamberlain, Joshua L.(Letters to) Box 50, folders 1, 2Chandler, John (1762-1841) (Mention of) Box 78, folder 87Chandler, Zachariah (Mention of) Box 19, folder 32Chase, Salmon P. (Letters from) Box 7, folders 62, 135, 153Box 8, folders 4, 52Box 15, folder 22Box 16, folder 87Box 18, folder 105Chase, Salmon P.(Letters to) Box 47, folders 26, 60, 85Box 49, folders 2, 6 (4 letters)Chase, Salmon P. (Mention of) Box 2, folder 110Box 9, folder 104Box 10, folder 156Box 12, folder 37Box 14, folder 54Box 37, folder 12Box 38, folder 136Box 47, folder 64Box 59, folder 3Box 61, folder 23Chattanooga, Tennessee (Battle of, 1863)Box 10, folder 4Chattanooga, Tennessee (Fortifications at)Box 9, folder 20Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad CompanyBox 22, folder 69Chetlain, August L.(Letters to) Box 44, folders 50-53, 84-85, 102, 104


Chickamauga, Battle of, 1863Box 8, folders 121-130, 132, 154Box 9, folders 13, 36-37, 40, 57, 62, 72, 86, 109Box 10, folders 4, 165Box 30, folder 58Box 31, folders 41-42Box 35, folders 37, 87, 99Box 42, folder 147Box 43, folders 1-40, passim, 76, 79Box 46Box 47, folder 77Box 48, folders 18, 36-37, 61-63, 66, 74, 117-118, 136, 143Box 53, folders 72-77Box 54, folder 49Box 59, folder 94Box 66, folder 113Box 73, folder 31Box 80, folder 35Box 82, folders 19, 21Box 86, folder 4Chinese ExclusionBox 62, folders 118-119, 121Box 63, folder 112Box 87, folders 21-24Box 88, folder 9Chinese in the U.S.Box 20, folders 70, 98Box 21, folders 18, 145Box 38, folder 135Box 39, folder 101Box 40, folders 20-21, 44, 77Church, William C. (Letter from) Box 9, folder 29Church, William C.(Letter to) Box 49, folder 6Cincinnati, Ohio (Great Western Sanitary Fair at, 1863)Box 9, folders 23-24, 43, 46, 75Cincinnati Southern RailroadBox 20, folder 19Cist, Henry M. (Letter from) Box 11, folder 55Cist, Henry M. (Letter to) Box 47, folder 44Box 51, folder 4Box 81, folder 20Civil Service Reform (Rosecrans' views on)Box 48, folder 115Clay, Henry (Mention of) Box 1, folder 47Clem, John L. (Letter from) Box 40, folder 33Clemens, Samuel L. (Mention of) Box 11, folder 118Clements, Courtland C. (Letters from) Box 28, folder 16Cleveland, Grover (Documents signed by)Box 124, folder 18 (2 documents)Cleveland, Grover (Letter to) Box 54, folder 82Clinton, DeWitt (Mention of) Box 78, folder 87Cluseret, Gustave P. (Letter from) Box 8, folder 161Coal oil (Refining of)Box 6Box 9, folder 71Coal River Navigation Company, West VirginiaBox 6, folders 66, 82, 88, 92, 96, 112, 121, 125, 136, 138Coburn, John (Letters from) Box 30, folders 41, 60, 101Box 31, folder 17Cole, Cornelius (Mention of) Box 12, folder 60 Box 14, folderss 26, 47


Box 21, folder 132 Box 24, folder 80 Box 26, folder 67Colorado - Subscriptions to the Mexican Interoceanic Railroad: Box 26, folder 61Colorado City CompanyBox 20, folder 106Box 21, folder 44Committee on the Conduct of the WarBox 10, folders 139, 155, 169-170Box 11, folder 15Box 60, folders 5-6Box 71, folder 7Box 78, folder 80Box 81, folders 10, 10ACompañia MexicanaBox 30, folders 121, 124Box 31, folder 20ABox 117, folders 34, 46, 120Box 32, folders 86, 103Box 93, folders 29-30Conkling, Roscoe (Mention of) Box 14, folder 49Conness, John(Letters to) Box 49, folder 5Conness, John (Mention of) Box 10, folder 22Box 14, folder 47Conrad, Charles M. (Mention of) Box 2, folder 155Consolidated Tobacco Company, Gilroy, CaliforniaBox 28Box 48, folder 16Box 99, folders 2-4Cooke, Henry D.Box 49, folder 6Cooke, Jay(Letters to) Box 49, folder 6 (2 letters)Cooke, Jay (Mention of) Box 16, folder 116Box 61, folder 23Cooper, Samuel (1798-1876) (Letters from) Box 3, folders 121, 128Box 5, folder 57Cooper, Samuel (1798-1876) (Letter to) Box 2, folder 82Corbin, Henry C. (Letter from) Box 36, folder 58Corcoran, William W. (Letter to) Box 52, folder 3Corinth, Battle of, 1862Box 6, folder 68Box 7, folder 133, passimBox 7, folder 136Box 11, folder 127Box 34, folder 100Box 40, folder 113Box 44, folders 40-141Box 56, folder 35Box 59, folders 57-59Box 62, folder 35Box 64, folder 72Box 81, folder 23Box 82, folders 17-18, 22Corinth, Battle of, 1862 (Occupation of)Box 59, folder 39Corona, Ramon (Letters from) Box 19, folder 45 Box 22, folder 95 Box 23, folders 55, 67 Box 24, folders 9, 93


Box 25, folders 1, 29, 100 Box 26, folders 12, 51, 58, 77, 106Corona, Ramon (Mention of) Box 26, folder 53Cousin, Caesar (Letter from) Box 32, folder 9Cousin (Caesar) & Company Interoceanic Railway (Concession)Box 32, folders 6, 8, 58Couts, Cave (Mention of) Box 60, folder 41Covington & Lexington Railroad CompanyBox 4, folder 27Cox, Jacob D. (Letters from) Box 16, folder 98Box 18, folder 78Box 53, folder 116Cox, Jacob D.(Letters to) Box 49, folders 5-6Cox, Jacob D. (Mention to)Box 7, folder 139Box 18, folder 44Box 47, folder 64Cox, Samuel S. (Letter from) Box 31, folder 39Crawford, Samuel W. (Letters from) Box 7, folders 9, 52, 55Box 8, folder 15Crittenden, Thomas L. (Letters from) Box 8, folders 66A, 154Box 53, folder 73Crittenden, Thomas L.(Letters to) Box 52, folder 1Crittenden, Thomas L. (Mention of) Box 8, folder 155Box 9, folder 72Box 38, folder 9Crocker, Charles (Mention of) Box 20Cullum, George W. (Letters from) Box 1, folder 77Box 2, folder 12Box 7, folder 10Box 11, folder 127Box 34, folder 123Box 35, folders 2, 109Box 43, folder 133Box 80, folder 8Cullum, George W. (Mention of) Box 59, folder 2, 37, 41, 58Cumberland, Army of theBoxes 8-9Box 10, folder 33Box 11, folders 55, 65-66, 70, 95, 101Box 12, folder 6ABox 18, folders 71, 97, 103-104, 111, 119Box 19, folder 2, 97Box 21, folders 55, 60-61Box 22, folder 39Box 36, folders 58, 63, 82, 85, 110, 112Box 38, folders 23, 36, 108, 112Box 43, folders 1-40, passimBox 47, folder 44Box 80, folders 23-31Box 81, folders 17, 19-20Box 82, folders 1, 10, 23Box 83, folder 5Cumberland Island, Camden County, Georgia (Surveys at)Box 1, folder 32Cumberland RoadBox 1, folder 75


Curd, Thomas J. (Letters from) Box 1, folder 109Box 2, folders 18, 21, 25-26, 41-46Curtin, Andrew G. (Letter to) Box 46, folder 112Curtin, Andrew G. (Mention of) Box 10, folders 21, 25Curtis, George W. (Letters from) Box 21, folders 108, 114Box 33, folder 27Curtis, George W. (Letter to) Box 21, folder 108Curtis, George W. (Mention of) Box 21, folder 64Curtis, Samuel R. (Letters from) Box 9, folder 141Box 10, folders 48, 51-54, 57, 67-69, 71-74, 78-80, 99, 104Box 53, folders 55, 58, 63, 90-92Curtis, Samuel R. (Letters to) Box 45, folders 28, 32, 47-48, 56, 123, 126-131, 133-135Box 47, folders 3-4, 17-18Box 49, folder 2Box 53, folders 88-89Curtis, Samuel R. (Mention of) Box 9, folder 146Box 10, folder 37Cushing, Caleb (Letter from) Box 16, folder 110Cushing, Caleb (Letter to) Box 49, folder 6Cushing, Caleb (Mention of) Box 14, folder 18Box 21, folder 69Dallas, George M. (Mention of) Box 78, folder 98Dana, Charles A. (Letters from) Box 16, folder 141Box 43, folders 12, 15, 18Dana, Charles A. (Mention of) Box 9, folder 148Box 10, folder 4Box 37, folder 12Box 38, folder 136Box 59, folders 93, 96Box 67, folder 67Box 68, folders 6, 10Box 76, folder 19Dana, Charles A. (Recollections by)Box 81, folder 19Dana, Richard Hénry, Jr. (Mention of) Box 7, folder 56Davidson, George (1825-1911) (Letter from) Box 39, folder 10Davies, Charles (1798-1876) (Letters from) Box 1, folder 20Box 8, folders 6, 145Davies, Thomas A. (Letters from) Box 6, folders 69-73, 81-82, 96-100, 115, 123-125Box 52, folder 3Davies, Thomas A. (Letters to) Box 44, folders 105, 115, 125, 136Box 45, folder 1, 10Davies, Thomas A. (Mention of) Box 7, folder 78, 104Davis, Henry G. (Letters to) Box 52, folder 3Davis, Henry W. (Mention of) Box 10, folder 22Davis, Jefferson (Mention of) Box 5, folder 134ADavis, Jefferson C. (Letters from) Box 8, folder 63Box 53, folder 11Box 54, folder 81Davis, Jefferson C. (Letters to) Box 44, folders 106, 116Box 45, folder 101


Davis, John C.B. (Letters from) Box 15, folder 28Box 16, folders 51, 60Davitt, Michael (His reception in San Francisco)Box 38, folders 107, 110Dawson, Henry B. (Letter from) Box 17, folder 7Day, David T. (Letter from) Box 43, folder 141Day, Horace H. (Letters from) Box 23, folder 65Box 30, folder 39Day, Horace H.(Letters to) Box 47, folder 112Dayton & Western Railroad CompanyBox 4, folder 108Dearborn, Henry (Mention of) Box 78, folder 89Deitzler, George W. (Letters from) Box 39, folder 96Box 43, folder 9Delafield, Richard (Letters from) Box 6, folder 148Box 11, folders 6, 19Delano, Columbus (Letters from) Box 19, folder 65Box 21, folder 35Delano, Columbus (Letters to) Box 50, folders 1, 2 (2 letters), 3Delano, Columbus (Mention of) Boxes 17-18, passimBox 20, folder 53Box 21, folders 5, 20, 34, 41, 132Democratic Party (Election of 1864)Box 8, folder 100Box 10, folder 28Box 46, folder 112Box 76, folder 78Democratic Party (Election of 1868)Box 12, folder 75, 95Box 47, folder 52-53Democratic Party (Election of 1870 in Ohio)Box 47, folders 59, 61Box 48, folder 43Box 53, folder 112Box 87, folder 3Box 88, folder 8Democratic Party (Election of 1880 in San Francisco)Box 37, folders 97-98, 120, 126Boxes 38-40, passimBox 48, folders 45-79, passimBox 54, folders 62, 65Box 87, folders 4, 8-19Dennison, William (Documents signed by)Box 124, folders 4-5Dennison, William (Letters from) Box 9, folders 68, 85Box 10, folder 161Dennison, William (Letter to) Box 47, folder 19Dennison, William (Mention of) Box 47, folder 64Box 66, folder 64Denver & Rio Grande Railroad CompanyBox 21, folders 43, 49, 141Box 61, folder 70Box 68, folder 44Denver Pacific Railroad CompanyBox 15, folder 2De Pester, John W. (1821-1907) (Letters from) Box 12, folder 141Box 14, folders 50, 94Box 16, folder 113Box 23, folder 90Box 70, folders 7, 11


De Pester, John W. (1821-1907) (Letters to) Box 49, folder 5 (5 letters)Box 53, folder 102De Pester, John W. (1821-1907) (Manuscript by)Box 81, folder 14Depew, Chauncey M. (Letters from) Box 37, folder 64Box 39, folder 65Box 54, folder 22Depew, Chauncey M. (Letter to) Box 48, folder 56Depew, Chauncey M. (Mention of) Box 61, folder 22Deshon, George (Letters from) Box 1, folders 68-70, 74, 76, 78-79, 106Box 2, folders 30, 38, 51, 55, 57, 71, 80, 153Box 3, folder 88Box 4, folders 11, 40Box 9, folder 28Box 11, folder 51Box 35, folder 113Box 69, folder 127Deshon, George (Letter to) Box 54, folder 49Deshon, George (Mention of) Box 62, folder 2De Smet, Pierre-Jean (Letter from) Box 3, folder 12De Smet, Pierre-Jean (Mention of) Box 59, folders 115-116Des Moines River (Improvement of navigation of)Box 2, folder 83Díaz, Porfirio (Letters from) Box 27, folder 104Box 33, folder 78Box 43, folder 78Díaz, Porfirio (Letters to) Box 50, folder 1Box 51, folder 3 (2 letters)Box 52, folder 1 (2 letters), 2Díaz, Porfirio (Mention of) Box 2, folders 67, 69Box 25, folder 52Box 27, folder 107Box 29, folder 29Box 31, folders 31-33, 35Box 117, folders 75-76, 109Box 32, folder 5, 8Box 33, folders 76-77, 135Box 62, folder 83-84Box 66, folder 95Dibrell, George G. (Letter from) Box 41, folder 84Dix, John A. (Letter from) Box 9, folder 30Dodge, Augustus C. (Letters from) Box 2, folders 83, 93Dodge, Augustus C. (Mention of) Box 2, folder 11Dodge, Grenville M. (Mention of) Box 27, folder 155Dodge, William E. (Mention of) Box 16, folder 159Box 22, folder 106Donaldson, James L. (Letter from) Box 9, folder 52Doubleday, Abner (Letters from) Box 1, folders 12, 17, 24, 26, 30, 33-35, 39, 47, 57, 67, 72Box 2, folder 28, 50ABox 8, folder 106, 151Doubleday, Abner(Letters to) Box 44, folder 4Downey, John G. (Letters from) Box 14, folder 23Box 18, folder 93Downey, John G. (Mention of) Box 61, folder 91


Doyle, John T. (Letters from) Box 34, folders 45, 47, 49Drown, Thomas M. (Letters from) Box 31, folders 44, 77, 127, 134Box 117, folders 97, 125Box 32, folder 19Box 35, folders 1, 23, 57Box 36, folders 64, 103Box 37, folder 13Drown, Thomas M.(Letters to) Box 52, folder 1Drown, Thomas M. (Mention of) Box 36, folder 6Drum, Richard C. (Letters from) Box 42, folder 110Box 43, folder 40ADrum, Richard C. (Letters to) Box 53, folder 3 (4 letters)Duane, James C. (Mention of) Box 2, folder 4Du Bois, Henry A. (Letters from) Box 31, folder 11Duncan, William B. (Letter from) Box 17, folder 31Du Pont, Lammont (Letter from) Box 36, folder 106Box 54, folder 51Du Pont, Lammont (Letter to) Box 52, folder 1Du Pont, Lammont (Mention of) Box 36, folders 95, 102Du Pont, Samuel F. (Mention of) Box 2, folders 92, 94Dyer, Elisha (Letters from) Box 16, folders 84, 124Box 17, folders 90, 98, 102, 109, 141Dyer, Elisha (Letters to) Box 50, folders 1-3Dyer, Elisha (Mention of) Box 17, folder 94Eastern Nevada Railroad CompanyBox 21, folder 119Eaton, Lucian (Mention of) Box 10, folder 27Elliott, Washington L. (Letters from) Box 9, folder 8Box 30, folder 113Emancipation Proclamation, September 22, 1862Box 1, folder 135Embargo laws of 1813-1814 (Passed and repealed by Congress)Box 78, folders 91-92, 97, 121Este, George P. (Letter from) Box 19, folder 144Este, George P.(Letters to) Box 49, folder 6Box 50, folder 1Eustis, Henry L. (Letters from) Box 1, folders 96, 110Box 2, folder 3, 8Evarts, William M.(Letter to) Box 15, folder 45Ewell, Richard S. (Mention of) Box 80, folder 25Ewing, Hugh B. (Letters from) Box 6, folder 144Box 7, folder 139Ewing, Hugh B. (Mention of) Box 7, folder 84Box 59, folder 122Ewing, Thomas (1829-1896) (Letters from) Box 5, folders 102, 105, 123, 127, 132, 155Box 6, folders 6, 10Box 10, folder 113Ewing, Thomas (1829-1896) (Letter to) Box 49, folder 6Ewing, Thomas (1829-1896) (Mention of) Box 5, folder 151Ewing, Thomas (1829-1896) (Printed address by)Box 87, folder 1Fair, James G. (Letter from) Box 42, folder 37Fair, James G.(Letter to) Box 52, folder 1Fayetteville, Arkansas (Skirmish at, 1864)Box 10, folder 99


Felton, Samuel M. (Letter from) Box 26, folder 152Fenton, Reuben E. (Letters from) Box 18, folder 140Box 32, folder 25Fenton, Reuben E. (Letters to) Box 47, folder 72Box 49, folder 6Box 50, folder 1Fenton, Reuben E. (Mention of) Box 61, folders 17, 60Box 67, folders 81, 83Fernald, Charles H. (Letters from) Box 11, folder 48Box 15, folder 107Box 16, folder 58Fernald, Charles H. (Letters to) Box 49, folder 6 (2 letters)Fessenden, Samuel C. (Letter from) Box 53, folder 57Fish, Hamilton (Letters from) Box 47, folders 55, 69Fish, Hamilton (Letter to) Box 49, folder 6Fish, Hamilton (Mention of) Box 14, folders 54, 62Box 19, folders 130-133Box 26, folder 102Fitch, Thomas (1838-1923) (Letter from) Box 16, folder 129Fitton, James (1805-1881) (Letter from) Box 5, folder 140Fitzpatrick, John B. (Letters from) Box 7, folder 43Fletcher, Thomas C. (Letter from) Box 10, folder 146Fletcher, Thomas C. (Mention of) Box 10, folders 114, 126Box 59, folder 122Flood, James C. (Letter from) Box 70, folder 58Flood, James C. (Letters to) Box 48, folders 72, 79Box 52, folder 1Flower, Roswell P. (Printed speech by)Box 87, folder 24Floyd, John B. (Mention of) Box 7, folder 41Box 59, folders 24, 27, 29Box 66, folder 108Box 86, folder 9Force, Manning F. (Letter from) Box 19, folder 119Force, Manning F.(Letter to) Box 47, folder 87Ford, Patrick (1835-1913) (Letters from) Box 42, folder 12, 31Fordham UniversityBox 1, folder 81Box 66, folders 8-27Box 76, folders 1-6Forrest, Nathan B. (Letters from) Box 12, folder 58Forrest, Nathan B. (Mention of) Box 9, folder 129Forsyth, John (1780-1841) (Mention of) Box 78, folder 98Fort Adams, Newport, Rhode IslandBox 1, folder 96Box 2, folders 12, 121Box 3, folders 7, 46, 65, 70, 93, 147Fort Columbus, Governors Island, New YorkBox 2, folder 50AFort Johnson, Smithville, North CarolinaBox 1, folders 24, 26, 30, 35, 39Fort Monroe, Old Point Comfort, VirginiaBox 1, folder 48Box 58, folders 27, 35Fort SumterBox 2, folder 37Fort Warren, BostonBox 1, folder 80


Foster, John Gray (Letters from) Box 12, folder 29ABox 31, folder 52Foster, John Gray (Mention of) Box 32, folders 59-60Box 43, folder 133Franklin, William Buel (Letter from) Box 42, folder 77Fredonia (U.S. Ship)Box 2, folder 158Freeman, Daniel (Mention of) Box 28, folder 18Frémont, Jesse (Benton) (Letter from) Box 9, folder 91Frémont, John C. (Letter from) Box 16, folder 63Frémont, John C.(Letters to) Box 49, folder 6 (2 letters)Frémont, John C. (Mention of) Box 7, folder 59Box 16, folders 46, 55, 109Box 17, folders 46, 92, 94Box 18, folders 26, 42, 46, 52, 68, 75Box 21, folder 22Box 25, folder 139Box 59, folders 43, 45Box 61, folders 21, 23Box 66, folders 56, 61, 115Box 68, folders 4-5, 23Box 69, folder 15Fry, James B. (Letters from) Box 53, folder 85Box 54, folder 64Fry, James B. (Printed tribute to General George L. Hartsuff by)Box 30, folder 118AFuller, John W. (Letter from) Box 18, folder 98Box 34, folders 79, 100Box 43, folder 36Fuller, John W.(Letter to) Box 48, folder 30Gabb, William M. (Letter from) Box 14, folder 6AGallagher, Hugh P. (Letter from) Box 27, folder 111Gantt, Thomas T. (Letter from) Box 10, folder 117Garesché, Julius P. (Letters from) Box 2, folders 54A, 70, 97Box 3, folders 71, 100Box 4, folders 2, 12Box 6, folders 3, 55Box 7, folder 39Garesché, Julius P. (Mention of) Box 8, folder 81Box 16, folder 53Box 36, folder 107Box 47, folder 70Box 59, folder 72Garfield, James A. (Letters from) Box 8, folder 78, 148 Box 9, folders 4, 37, 44, 58, 84, 104, 116, 135, 155 Box 10, folders 5, 13, 105, 139, 157 Box 11, folders 5, 20, 30, 43, 128 Box 12, folders 47, 71 Box 16, folder 140 Box 18, folder 111 Box 20, folder 37 Box 29, folder 89 Box 32, folders 119, 145 Box 35, folder 5 Box 36, folder 82


Box 37, folders 12, 43, 46 Box 38, folder 37 Box 39, folder 126 Box 40, folder 111 Box 49, folder 2 Box 69, folders 55, 103Garfield, James A.(Letters to) Box 46, folders 98, 101-102Box 47, folder 21Box 48, folder 44Box 49, folders 2 (3 letters), 5, 6Box 50, folders 1 (2 letters), 3Box 52, folder 1 (3 letters)Box 53, folders 73-75, 76A, 81, 103Box 54, folders 53, 58Garfield, James A. (Mention of) Box 9, folders 36, 40, 148Box 10, folder 22Box 20, folder 37Box 21, folder 72Box 32, folder 65Boxes 38-41, passimBox 43, folders 1-40, passimBox 48, folders 37, 61-63, 66, 110Box 57, folder 99Box 59, folders 71, 74, 91ABox 60, folder 45Box 61, folders 21-22, 72Box 62, folder 113ABox 68, folder 6Box 76, folders 63, 77Box 81, folders 10, 16Box 82, folder 26Box 87, folder 19AGates, William (1788-1868) (Mention of) Box 3, folder 92George, Henry (Letter from) Box 36, folder 57Germans in CaliforniaBox 21, folder 54Getty, George W. (Letter from) Box 42, folder 98Ghent, Treaty of, 1814Box 78, folder 99Gibbons, James (1834-1921) (Letter from) Box 27, folder 124Gilmore, James R. (Letters from) Box 8, folder 61Box 9, folders 5, 142, 148Box 40, folders 20, 63, 87, 98, 110Box 41, folder 19Box 43, folder 48Gladstone, William E.(Letter to) Box 52, folder 1Glover, Samuel T.(Letter to) Box 52, folder 1Goat Island, Newport, Rhode IslandBox 2, folders 149-150Gordon, John B. (Letter from) Box 12, folder 61Gorgas, Josiah (Letter from) Box 1, folder 14Gorgas, Josiah (Mention of) Box 44, folder 4Gould, Jay (Letter to) Box 52, folder 3Graham, William A. (Letter from) Box 12, folder 50Grand Army of the Republic, Lincoln Post (no.1, San Francisco)Box 82, folder 5


Granger, Gordon (Letters from) Box 8, folders 67, 122Box 10, folder 4Box 53, folders 74-75Box 59, folder 37Grant, Julia (Dent) (Letter from) Box 10, folder 8Grant, Ulysses S. (Letters from) Box 7, folders 68-68A, 74-75, 77, 83-85, 101-103, 116, 125-126, 128, 130-132, 143Box 9, folders 113, 123, 127, 129-130, 133, 136-137, 139Box 17, folder 114Grant, Ulysses S. (Letters to) Box 44, folders 29-30, 34-35, 43-44, 63-67, 93- 99, 107-110, 117-118, 124, 126-130, 138-141Box 45, folders 3-4, 12, 16-18, 21-23, 37-41, 49, 57-61, 70-72, 78-80, 89-90, 102Box 47, folder 29Box 49, folders 2, 5Box 50, folder 1Box 53, folders 25, 30Grant, Ulysses S. (Mention of) Box 8, folders 5, 23, 103A, 119, 135Box 9, folders 3, 19, 74, 106, 110, 148Box 10, folders 4, 25, 92Box 11, folders 14, 105, 127Box 14, folders 18, 32, 42, 54, 56Box 17, folders 139, 160Box 19, folders 130, 135Box 21, folder 10, 98Box 24, folder 62Box 29, folder 29Box 32, folder 101Box 34, folder 89Box 38, folder 136Box 40, folder 113Box 47, folder 64Box 48, folders 30, 67, 110-111Box 54, folder 79Box 59, folders 43, 50, 58, 115Box 60, folders 6, 33Box 62, folders 16, 120Box 63, folder 42Box 66, folders 62-65, 73, 100, 121Box 67, folders 60, 65, 67, 69, 83Box 68, folder 4, 46Box 71, folder 69Box 81, folders 21-22Box 86, folders 5-6Grant, Ulysses S. (His cabinet)Box 14, folders 24, 29Grant, Ulysses S. (Opposition to the bill to place him on the U.S. Army retired list)Box 43, folders 44-71Grass Valley, California (Copper mining at)Box 11, folder 23Greeley, Horace (Letter to) Box 81, folder 11Greeley, Horace (Mention of) Box 16, folder 20Box 17, folders 43, 54, 70Box 24, folders 62, 78Box 55, folder 113Box 60, folder 32Box 67, folder 91Box 68, folder 46Box 76, folder 53Green, Duff (Letter from) Box 12, folder 27


Greenwood, Miles(Letter to) Box 50, folder 1Griswold, John A. (Mention of) Box 14, folder 18Grose, William (1812-1900) (Letter from) Box 28, folder 13Grosvenor, Thomas P. (Mention of) Box 78, folder 92Grover, La Fayette(Letters to) Box 52, folder 3 (2 letters)Guadalupe Hidalgo, Treaty ofBox 12, folder 53Guaymas & El Paso Railroad CompanyBox 61, folder 78Gunckel, Lewis B. (Letter from) Box 17, folder 56Guthrie, James (1792-1869) (Mention of) Box 3, folder 127Guthrie, John J. (Letter from) Box 4, folder 8Gwin, William M. (Letter from) Box 38, folder 118Gwin, William M. (Mention of) Box 37, folder 83Hager, John S. (Letter from) Box 39, folder 91Hager, John S. (Printed speech by)Box 87, folder 5Haight, Henry H. (Mention of) Box 17, folder 85Hall, Joshua G. (Letter to) Box 52, folder 3Hall, Willard P. (Document signed by)Box 124, folder 9Hall, Willard P. (Letter from) Box 9, folder 84AHall, Willard P.(Letter to) Box 49, folder 2Hall, Willard P. (Mention of) Box 59, folder 112Halleck, Henry W. (Letters from) Box 7, folders 67, 149Box 8, folders 27, 38, 44, 58, 79, 89, 93-97, 101-103, 103B, 109, 112, 116A, 119-120, 125, 135, 140-141Box 9, folders 80, 96, 98, 110-111, 138, 143-144, 152, 156Box 10, folders 3, 9, 26, 32, 34, 36-37, 40, 81-86, 89-92, 95-98Box 49, folder 2 (10 letters)Box 53, folders 53, 69Halleck, Henry W. (Letters to) Box 45, folders 5, 90-92, 109, 111-112, 114-117, 121-122, 124-125, 127-128, 130, 132, 140Box 46, folders 1, 5, 7-8, 14, 16, 28, 30, 34-51, 54-58, 60-61, 63-70, 74, 76, 137Box 47, folders 2, 5-13, 15Box 49 (10 letters)Halleck, Henry W. (Mention of) Box 2, folders 82, 157, 164Box 4, folders 15, 134ABox 7, folder 116Box 8, folder 113ABox 9, folders 40, 57, 116Box 10, folders 170, 180Box 14, folder 36Box 21, folder 98Box 39, folder 112Box 40, folder 65Box 43, folder 54Box 48, folder 110Box 56, folder 46Box 59, folders 37, 39, 44, 50, 107Box 60, folder 75Box 66, folder 110Box 71, folder 46Box 86, folder 6Halstead, Murat (Letter from) Box 31, folder 76Halstead, Murat (Letters to) Box 48, folders 61, 66, 74Hamilton, Andrew J. (Mention of) Box 9, folder 3


Hamilton, Charles S. (Letters from) Box 7, folders 78-79, 89Box 53, folders 31, 33-35, 39-44, 48, 61-62Hamilton, Charles S. (Letters to) Box 44, folders 24, 36, 45, 69-72, 77, 115, 119-120, 136Box 45, folder 104Hamilton, Charles S. (Mention of) Box 8, folder 30Hamilton, Charles S. (Printed article by)Box 81, folder 31Hamilton, Schuyler (Letters from) Box 2, folders 61, 78Box 8, folders 7, 32Box 12, folders 53, 79, 139Hamilton, Schuyler (Printed address by)Box 80, folder 3Hampton, Wade (Letter to) Box 52, folder 1Hancock, Winfield S. (Letters from) Box 38, folder 40Box 39, folder 7Hancock, Winfield S.(Letter to) Box 52, folder 1Hancock, Winfield S. (Mention of) Box 21, folder 10Box 36, folder 50Box 37, folders 31, 38-39, passimBox 54, folder 64Hansen, George, Surveyor, Los Angeles (Letters from) Box 11, folder 80Hanson, Alexander C. (Mention of) Box 78, folders 88, 90, 98Hardie, James A. (Letters from) Box 2, folders 56B, 158, 166Box 3, folders 59, 85, 92, 110Box 4, folders 6, 42, 98BBox 5, folders 134A, 148Box 6, folder 126Box 10, folder 14Box 11, folder 7Box 49, folder 2Box 69, folder 56Hardie, James A. (Mention of) Box 2, folders 82, 151, 167Box 31 A, folder 92Box 44, folder 12Box 67, folder 35Harlan, John M. (Letter from) Box 15, folder 92Harpending, Asbury (Letters from) Box 11, folders 60, 119Box 12, folders 3, 5, 8, 18, 20, 44, 48, 73, 104Box 14, folder 16Harpending, Asbury (Letters to) Box 47, folder 48Box 49, folder 5 (2 letters)Box 50, folders 1, 3Harpending, Asbury (Mention of) Box 14, folders 4, 30Harper, Alexander A. (Letter from) Box 1, folder AHarris, Ira (1802-1875) (Mention of) Box 10, folder 22Harris, Isham G. (Letter from) Box 12, folder 58Harrison, Massilon (Mention of) Box 4, folder 13Harrison, William H. (Mention of) Box 1, folder 2Box 78, folder 89Hart, Emanuel B. (Letters from) Box 20, folders 38, 47, 77, 120Box 21, folders 52, 75Hart, Emanuel B.(Letter to) Box 50, folders 1, 3 (2 letters)Hartford ConventionBox 78, folder 99


Hartsuff, George L. (Letters from) Box 8, folder 9Box 69, folder 74Hartsuff, George L.(Letters to) Box 46, folders 4, 21Hartsuff, George L. (Mention of) Box 7, folder 52Box 8, folder 36ABox 30, folder 18ABox 59, folder 31Haskell, Dudley C. (Letter to) Box 52, folder 3Hatchie Bridge, Tennessee (Engagement at, October 5, 1862)Box 7, folders 83-144Hay, John M.(Letter to) Box 49, folder 2Hay, John M. (Mention of) Box 10, folders 10, 22Hayes, Rutherford B. (Letters from) Box 8, folder 158Box 16, folder 147Hayes, Rutherford B.(Letters to) Box 49, folder 6Box 52, folder 2Box 54, folder 40Hayes, Rutherford B. (Mention of) Box 15, folder 12Box 32, passimBox 36, folder 50Box 38, folder 103Box 43, folder 53Box 57, folders 26-27, 32, 35, 47, 50, 52, 54-55, 57, 84, 89Box 62, folders 59, 61-62, 64, 66, 73, 107-108, 114Box 66, folder 100Box 68, folder 10Box 76, folder 79Box 88, folder 7Hayes, Webb C. (Letter from)Box 32, folder 72Hayes, Webb C. (Mention of) Box 66, folder 23Healy, George P.A. (Letters from) Box 69, folders 15-16Hecker, Isaac T. (Letters from) Box 31, folder 107Hegeman family (Correspondence)Boxes 67-68Box 76, folders 44-97Box 78, folders 87-121Hegeman family (Memorabilia)Box 107, folders 13-14Hegeman, William (Correspondence)Box 49, folders 5 (6 letters), 6Box 51, folders 3, 4Box 67, folders 28-98Box 76, folders 79-97Hegeman, W.A. Ogden (Correspondence)Box 49, folder 6 (2 letters)Box 50, folders 1 (4 letters), 2 (2 letters)Box 52, folder 1Box 68Box 76, folder 78Heintzelman, Samuel P. (Letters from) Box 10, folder 12Box 16, folder 135Box 17, folder 15ABox 19, folder 165Heintzelman, Samuel P.(Letters to) Box 50, folder 2 (2 letters)Henderson, John B. (Letter from) Box 10, folder 150Henry, Joseph (1797-1878) (Letter from) Box 15, folder 5


Hepburn, William P. (Letters from) Box 40, folder 60Box 78, folder 26Herron, Francis J. (Mention of) Box 53, folder 64Hewit, Augustine F. (Letters from) Box 28, folder 114Box 34, folder 113Hewitt, Abram S. (Letter from) Box 33, folder 8Hilgard, Julius E. (Manuscript by)Box 99, folder 13Hill, Daniel H. (Mention of) Box 80, folder 25Hill, Thomas (1818-1891) (Letters from) Box 69, folders 23, 105Hindman, Thomas C. (Mention of) Box 7, folder 155Hittell, John S. (Letter from) Box 15, folder 44Hoff, Henry K. (Mention of) Box 11, folder 64Hoffman, John T. (Letter from) Box 16, folder 155Hoffman, John T. (Mention of) Box 68, folder 10Hoffman, William (1807-1884) (Letter from) Box 8, folder 60Holloway, William R.(Letter to) Box 48, folder 117Hood, John B. (Mention of) Box 10, folder 130Hooker, Joseph (Letters from) Box 10, folder 173Box 19, folder 6Box 57, folder 76AHooker, Joseph (Mention of) Box 8, folders 52, 133Box 9, folder 57Box 34, folder 89Box 55, folder 106Box 57, folder 18Houston & Great Northern Railroad CompanyBox 23, folder 106Howard, Oliver O. (Mention of) Box 8, folder 133Howard, Volney E. (Letter to) Box 50, folder 3Howe, Timothy O. (Letter to) Box 52, folder 3Hubbard, Gardiner G. (Letter from) Box 18, folder 9Hughes, John J.Box 8, folder 50Humphreys, Andrew A. (Letter from) Box 27, folder 60Box 30, folder 58Box 31, folders 41-42Humphreys, Andrew A. (Letters to) Box 48, folder 18Hunt, Alexander C. (Letter from) Box 26, folder 61Hunt, Alexander C. (Letters to) Box 51, folders 1, 2Hunt, Washington (Letter from) Box 2, folder 152Hunt, William H. (Letter from) Box 52, folder 3Hunter, David (1802-1886) (Mention of) Box 8, folder 52Hunter, William (1805-1886) (Letters from) Box 10, folder 101Box 12, folder 13Huntington, Collis P. (Letters from) Box 17, folders 144-145Box 18, folder 125Box 19, folders 129, 155Huntington, Collis P.(Letters to) Box 50, folder 2 (4 letters)Huntington, Collis P. (Mention of) Box 17, folder 46 Box 19, folder 29 Box 26, folders 67, 93 Box 27, folder 29


Box 33, folder 94 Box 55, folders 69, 70, 76, 79 Box 61, folders 23, 43, 53, 56 Box 68, folder 5Hurlbut, Stephen A. (Letters from) Box 7, folders 117-118Box 8, folders 118-119Hurlbut, Stephen A. (Mention of) Box 7, folders 39, 74-75, 77, 84, 86-88, 102, 116, 126Box 8, folder 135Box 68, folder 46Hyde, Henry B. (Letter from) Box 26, folder 145Ingersoll, Charles J. (Mention of) Box 78, folder 93Interoceanic Railroad Concession (Mexico)Box 23, folders 2, 4, 6, 106Boxes 24-28, passimBox 47, folders 89-139, passimBox 48, folders 1-15, passimBoxes 90-91Interoceanic Railroad Concession (Mexico)see also: Union Contract Company of Pennsylvania, PhiladelphiaInyo County, California (Earthquake in)Box 55, folder 98AIowa (Farming in Washington County, Iowa)Box 65, folders 1-70Iowa (Railroad lines in)Box 2, folders 83, 93-94Irish in the U.S. (Promotion of communities of)Box 36, folders 46, 52Iuka, Battle of, 1862Box 11, folder 27Box 40, folder 113Box 44, folders 23-41Box 48, folder 30Box 56, folder 35Box 59, folders 55-56Box 62, folders 16, 35Box 81, folder 31Jackson, William H. (Mention of) Box 10, folder 138Jamestown, Tuolumne County, California (Mining in)Box 60, folder 46Box 71, folders 31-40Box 77, folders 34-40Jaquess, James F. (Mention of) Box 8, folders 40A, 42, 61ABox 9, folder 148Jefferson, Thomas (Mention of) Box 78, folder 98Jesuits in the U.S.Box 2, folders 44, 46, 80Box 4, folder 2Johnson, Andrew (Documents signed by)Box 124, folders 11, 13Johnson, Andrew (Letters to) Box 47, folder 35Box 49, folder 5 (2 letters)Box 53, folder 56Johnson, Andrew (Mention of) Box 9, folder 1Box 10, folder 180Box 11, folder 30Box 12, folders 57, 85Box 53, folder 103Box 60, folders 6, 32Box 66, folder 62Box 71, folder 7Box 76, folder 21Johnson, Reverdy (Mention of) Box 67, folder 62


Johnson, Richard W. (Letter from) Box 8, folder 64Johnson, Robert U.Box 48, folder 131Johnston, Joseph E. (Mention of) Box 8, folders 58, 94, 96, 118Jones, Frank J.Box 43, folder 26Jones, John P. (Letters from) Box 28, folder 50Jones, John P.(Letters to) Box 51, folder 3 (2 letters)Jones, John P. (Mention of) Box 27, folder 111Box 117, folder 31Jones, William P. (Letter from) Box 8, folder 91Joyce, John A. (Manuscript poem by)Box 81, folder 37Juarez, Benito Pablo (Letters from) Box 16, folder 41Box 17, folders 40, 103Box 21, folder 135Box 22, folder 108Juarez, Benito Pablo (Letters to) Box 47, folders 57, 78, 92, 102-103Box 49, folder 6 (4 letters)Box 50, folders 1 (3 letters), 2, 3 (5 letters)Box 51, folder 2 (2ltrs.)Juarez, Benito Pablo (Mention of) Box 12, folder 130, 142-143Box 17, folder 131Box 20, folders 80, 123Box 21, folders 13, 66Box 22, folders 12, 26, 69Box 27, folder 87Box 55, folders 116, 118Box 62, folder 127Julian, George W. (Letters from) Box 117, folder 39Box 36, folders 46, 52Julian, George W. (Mention of) Box 47, folder 29Kanawha River, West Virginia (Improvements in navigation of)Box 4, folder 63Box 6, folders 21, 90Box 10, folder 43Kansas & Pacific Railroad CompanyBox 12, folders 69, 111Box 15, folder 2Box 17, folders 5, 53Box 18, folder 62Box 19, folders 46, 84, 102Box 20, folders 71, 95Box 22, folder 53Box 117, folder 68Box 68, folder 5Box 96, folder 8Kautz, August V. (Letters from) Box 14, folder 16ABox 39, folder 119Box 40, folder 58Kearny, Philip (Mention of) Box 12, folder 141Box 58, folder 36Keifer, Joseph W. Box 81, folder 15Kellogg, Francis W. (Letter from) Box 8, folder 98Kellogg, William P. (Letter from) Box 27, folder 43Kelly, James E. (Letter from) Box 35, folder 121


Kelton, John C. (Letters from) Box 11, folder 45Box 41, folders 2, 38Kemper, Jackson (Letter from) Box 1, folder 50Kenesaw Mountain, Battle of, 1864Box 38, folder 129AKenyon College, Gambier, OhioBox 65, folders 89-121Box 66, folder 1-7Keyes, Erasmus D. (Letters from) Box 35, folder 30Box 36, folder 89Keyes, Winfield S. (Letters from) Box 21, folders 82, 107Box 28, folder 124Box 29, folders 8, 28, 33Keyes, Winfield S. (Letter to) Box 50, folder 3Kimball, Nathan (Letter from) Box 15, folder 104King, Clarence (1842-1901) (Mention of) Box 21, folder 40King, George A. (Letter from) Box 43, folder 90King, George G. (Letter from) Box 2, folder 113Kirby-Smith, Edmund (Mention of) Box 3, folder 71Box 10, folder 39Kirk, Edward N. (1828-1863) (Mention of) Box 7, folder 148Kirk wood, Samuel J. (Letter from) Box 7, folder 138Know-Nothing PartySee American (“Know-Nothing”) PartyKurtz, John D. (Letters from) Box 1, folder 91Box 2, folders 37, 90A, 147, 149Box 3, folders 51, 61, 76-77, 90, 101-102, 107, 115, 119, 123, 134Laetare MedalBox 104Box 124, folder 20La Habra, CaliforniaBox 11, folder 75Lander, Frederick W. (Mention of) Box 10, folder 87Larrabee, Charles H. (Letters from) Box 9, folder 66Box 11, folders 42, 53, 56, 59, 73-79, 81, 83, 87-88, 90-92, 94, 96, 98-100, 102-104, 106-107, 109, 112-117, 130Box 12, folders 4, 22, 74Box 15, folders 7, 47, 122, 145Box 16, folder 9Box 18, folders 94, 129Box 19, folder 20Box 22, folder 29Box 28, folder 118Box 31, folder 141Box 37, folder 32Box 53, folder 137Box 54, folder 7Larrabee, Charles H.(Letters to) Box 49, folder 5 (22 letters)Box 50, folders 1 (2 letters), 3Box 54, folder 11Larrabee, Charles H. (Mention of) Box 20, folder 107Box 26, folder 93Box 27, passimBox 74, folder 33Latham, Milton S. (Mention of) Box 12, folder 16Lawton, Alexander R. (Mention of) Box 1, folder 52Le Duc, William G. (Letter from) Box 42, folder 75


Lee, Robert E. (Letters from) Box 2, folder 46BBox 12, folders 32, 36, 54Lee, Robert E.(Letters to) Box 47, folder 49Lee, Robert E. (Mention of) Box 8, folder 120Box 12, folders 50, 55Box 61, folder 11Box 66, folder 107Box 87, folders 1-2Le Fevre, Benjamin (Letters from) Box 16, folder 2Box 17, folder 165Box 18, folders 2, 21, 29-30, 34, 38Lefferts, John (Letters from) Box 78, folders 88-99, 121Legouais, Thomas (Letters from) Box 2, folders 14, 23, 33ALerdo de Tejada, Sebastian (Letters from) Box 12, folder 130ABox 14, folders 71, 88, 92, 94A, 102-103, 105Box 22, folder 113-114Box 24, folder 79Box 28, folder 86Box 53, folder 110Lerdo de Tejada, Sebastian (Letters to) Box 49, folder 5, 6Box 51, folders 1, 2 (2 letters), 3 (4 letters), 4Lerdo de Tejada, Sebastian (Mention of) Box 14, folders 56, 114, 121Box 27, folders 52, 8794, 104, 114-115, 131, 161, 165Box 30, folder 130Box 31, folders 84, 117, 84, 109Box 63, folder 39Box 70, folder 100Lewis, William B. (Letters from) Box 1, folders 18, 22, 25Lexington (U.S. Ship)Box 1, folder 67Lincoln, AbrahamBox 124, folders 6-7Lincoln, Abraham (Letters from) Box 8, folders 35A, 40A, 45A, 103A, 113A, 126-127, 129, 133, 138Box 9, folders 17, 122Box 10, folders 6-7, 10, 19, 38, 44, 58Lincoln, Abraham(Letters to) Box 45, folder 96Box 45, folder 96Box 46, folders 27, 52-53, 62, 83, 104, 109-111Box 47, folder 30Box 48, folder 111Box 49, folder 2 (5 letters)Lincoln, Abraham (Mention of) Box 7, folders 62, 149Box 8, folder 16Box 9, folders 44, 148, 155Box 10, folders 22, 24, 46, 126Box 12, folder 53Box 19, folder 151Box 117, folder 117Box 42, folder 133Box 53, folder 103Box 62, folder 72Box 66, folders 61, 115Box 86, folder 9Lincoln, Robert Todd (Letters to) Box 48, folder 112Box 52, folder 3 (4 letters)


Lincoln, Robert Todd (Mention of) Box 53, folder 103Logan, John A. (Mention of) Box 14, folder 18Box 61, folder 68ALongstreet, James (Letter from) Box 12, folder 61ALongstreet, James (Mention of) Box 9, folder 20Box 80, folder 25Lookout Mountain, Battle of, 1863Box 34, folder 89Loras, Jean M.P. (Mention of) Box 2, folder 75Los Angeles & Independence Railroad CompanyBox 30, folders 5, 31Louisiana Military Institute, AlexandriaBox 7, folders 13, 17Louisville & Nashville Railroad CompanyBox 8, folder 92Luers, John H. (Letter from) Box 5, folder 128Luttrell, John K. (Letter from) Box 52, folder 1McAllister, Julian (Letters from) Box 27, folder 158Box 33, folders 66, 97McArthur, John (1826-1906) (Letters from) Box 7, folders 80, 110, 122McArthur, John (1826-1906)(Letter to) Box 44, folder 135McArthur, John (1826-1906) (Mention of) Box 7, folders 71, 76McCabe, James D. (Letter to) Box 48, folder 110McClellan, George B. (Letters from) Box 7, folder 53Box 53, folder 19McClellan, George B. (Mention of) Box 2, folders 7, 157Box 7, folders 52, 140Box 8, folders 11, 52Box 9, folders 116-117Box 10, folder 4Box 22, folder 28Box 36, folder 50Box 59, folders 6, 9, 32, 42-43Box 66, folders 61, 63Box 76, folder 78McClellan Minute MenBox 10, folder 21McClelland, Robert (Letter from) Box 53, folder 6McCook, Alexander M. (Letters from) Box 8, folder 155Box 12, folder 75ABox 36, folder 63McCook, Alexander M. (Letters to) Box 48, folder 36Box 51, folder 1McCook, Alexander M. (Mention of) Box 9, folder 72Box 69, folder 29McCook, Anson G. (Mention of) Box 38, folder 129AMcCook, Daniel (1834-1864) (Letter from) Box 8, folder 16McCook, John J. (1845-1911) (Letter from) Box 17, folder 78McCook, Robert L. (Letter from) Box 7, folder 58McCulloch, Ben (Mention of) Box 7, folder 155McCulloch, Hugh(Letters to) Box 49, folder 5 (2 letters)McDowell, Irvin (Letter to) Box 48, folder 113McDowell, Irvin (Mention of) Box 8, folder 36A Box 17, folder 17 Box 48, folder 112 Box 59, folder 3


Box 60, folder 75McElroy, John (Letter from) Box 2, folder 48McKean, Thomas J. (Letters from) Box 7, folders 76, 105Box 53, folders 26, 32, 36-38, 45-46McKean, Thomas J.(Letters to) Box 44, folders 121, 125, 136-137Box 45, folders 74, 105McKean, Thomas J. (Mention of) Box 7, folders 91, 93-94, 104McKinley, William (Letter from) Box 78, folder 27AMcKinley, William (Letter to) Box 54, folder 84McMaster, James A. (Letters from) Box 2, folder 39Box 3, folder 17Box 5, folder 126McPherson, James B. (Letters from) Box 7, folders 90-91, 115, 119-120, 127, 133McPherson, James B. (Letters to) Box 44, folder 136Box 45, folder 30McPherson, James B. (Mention of) Box 7, folders 104, 106-109, 131ABox 21, folder 98Box 82, folder 2McRuer, Donald C. (Mention of) Box 26, folder 67Mad River & Lake Erie Railroad CompanyBox 4, folder 98AMahan, Dennis H. (Letters from) Box 3, folders 132-133Mahan, Dennis H. (Letter to) Box 44, folder 8Manningsville Mining Company, New YorkBox 7, folders 8, 12, 14Mansfield, Edward D. (Letters from) Box 9, folder 117Box 12, folder 96Mansfield, Joseph K.F. (Letters from) Box 2, folders 24, 52A-53, 124Mansfield, Joseph K.F. (Mention of) Box 3, folder 67Box 59, folder 2Marcy, William L. (Mention of) Box 3, folder 110Box 5, folder 134AMare Island Navy Yard, San FranciscoBox 40, folder 77Mariscal, Ignacio (Letters from) Box 14, folder 53Box 15, folders 85, 114Box 16, folder 105Marshall, William R. (Letter from) Box 10, folder 135Marshall, William R.(Letter to) Box 47, folder 28Martin, John A. (Letters from) Box 18, folders 99, 130Mason, Charles (1804-1882) (Letters from) Box 4, folders 7, 69-70, 76-78, 87-88, 90, 96, 98-99, 105, 110, 112-113, 125Box 5, folders 25, 48, 50, 59, 77, 82, 85-86, 100, 152, 156Box 6, folders 24, 35, 43Mason, Charles (1804-1882) (Letters to) Box 49, folder 1 (30 letters)Mason, James L. (Letters from) Box 2, folder 154Box 3, folders 13, 25Mason, James L.(Letters to) Box 44, folder 9Mason, James L. (Mention of) Box 3, folder 60Matthews, Stanley (Letters from) Box 32, folders 61, 120, 128, 140Maximilian, Emperor of Mexico (Documents signed by)Box 124, folder 12 (3 documents)Maynard, Horace (Letter from) Box 24, folder 40Medellin Railroad CompanyBox 14, folder 37Meigs, Montgomery C. (Letter from) Box 43, folder 83


Meigs, Montgomery C.(Letters to) Box 45, folder 136Box 46, folders 9, 22Meigs, Montgomery C. (Mention of) Box 2, folder 154Box 3, folder 26Box 59, folder 96Memphis Pacific & El Paso Railroad CompanyBox 15, folders 15, 77Box 16, folders 46, 63Box 17, folder 92Box 19, folders 114, 117, 160Box 21, folder 8, 42, 78Box 24, folder 80Box 25, folder 60Box 61, folder 22Box 68, folders 4-5, 23, 32, 96Merrill, William E. (Letters from) Box 10, folder 33Merrill, William E. (Letters to) Box 49, folder 5Mexican Claims, 1870Box 61, folder 21Mexican War, 1845-1848Box 1, folders 68, 70, 82, 84, 88, 92Box 5, folder 29Box 65, folders 12-13, 79-85Mexico (Economic development of)Boxes 14-20Box 89, folders 6, 9, 14-15, 17-22Box 90Mexico (Mining in)Boxes 17-23Box 93Mexico (National Bank of, proposals for its establishment)Box 14Box 25, folder 128Box 47, folders 78-79Box 89, folders 1-4Mexico (Railway projects in)Boxes 12-18Boxes 90-92Mexico (Rosecrans as U.S. Minister to)Boxes 12-14Box 89, folders 5, 12Military Order of the Loyal Legion of Honor of the U.S., California CommanderyBox 82, folder 6Millard, Harrison (Letter from) Box 21, folder 97Miller, John F. (Letters from) Box 30, folders 86A, 118Box 31, folders 96, 129Miller, John F. (Letters to) Box 48, folder 38Box 49, folder 6Box 51, folder 4 (3 letters)Box 52, folders 1 (2 letters), 3Milton, Homer V. (Mention of) Box 78, folder 89Missionary Ridge, Battle of, 1863Box 10, folder 4Box 86, folder 4Missouri (Description of a trip to, in 1818)Box 78, folders 100-111Missouri (Politics in, 1864)Boxes 9-10Missouri Pacific Railroad Company (Versus the U.S. in claim for damage to its road during the Civil War)Box 31, folder 151Box 117, folder 2Box 32, folder 92Box 81, folder 13Mitchell, John H. (Letter from) Box 117, folder 52


Mitchell, Robert B. (Letters from) Box 8, folder 77Box 9, folders 41, 47-48Mitchell, Robert B. (Letter to) Box 52, folder 3Montgomery, Zachariah (Printed pamphlet by)Box 87, folder 18Moorhead, James K. (Mention of) Box 10, folder 22Morgan, George W. (Letters from) Box 14, folders 95, 122Morgan, George W. (Mention of) Box 59, folder 46Morgan, Philip H. (Letter from) Box 42, folder 8MormonsBox 21, folder 63Mormons (Colony of John D. Young on the Little Colorado River)Box 37, folder 122AMormons (Polygamy question in 1881)Box 87, folder 19AMorrill, Justin S. (Letter from) Box 43, folder 72Morrill, Justin S. (Letter to) Box 48, folder 124Morse, Ephraim W. (Letters from) Box 11, folders 47,50,61-62,72,93, 111Box 12, folder 76Box 14, folders 28, 33Box 15, folders 15,64Box 20, folders 68, 110, 117Box 21, folders 11, 74, 132Morse, Ephraim W. (Letters to) Box 49, folder 5 (3 letters)Box 50, folders 1, 3Morris, Gouverneur (Mention of) Box 78, folder 98Morton, Oliver P.(Letters to) Box 46, folder 25Box 47, folder 73Morton, Oliver P. (Mention of) Box 59, folder 109Mount Vernon Silver Mining Company, New YorkBox 10, folder 183Box 11, folders 33, 84Box 47, folder 70Box 49, folders 3-5Box 60, folders 12, 26, 28-29, 32, 36A-37, 45, 47, 50-51, 53, 59Box 61, folder 13Box 64, folder 58Box 66, folders 116,118Box 71, folders 9,30Mower, Joseph A. (Letters to) Box 44, folders 25, 76Mowry, Sylvester (Letters from) Box 15, folder 160ABox 16, folders 46, 64-65, 77, 80, 82, 86, 94, 159Box 17, folders 99, 153Box 18, folders 149-150Mowry, Sylvester (Letter to) Box 49, folder 6Mulatos Mine, Sonora, MexicoBoxes 33-36Box 37, folder 10Box 53, folder 107Box 54, folders 42-43Box 93, folders 1-6Murfreesboro, Battle of, 1862-1863Box 8, folders 40A, 45A, 61A Box 17, folder 7 Box 37, folder 31 Box 59, folders 70, 72-73 Box 69, folder 26 Box 76, folders 17, 98A Box 80, folders 17-18, 21-22


Box 82, folders 14-16 Box 86, folder 4Negley, James S. (Letters from) Box 8, folder 68Box 19, folder 148Box 25, folders 42, 131Box 26, folder 100Box 27, folder 92Box 43, folder 19Negley, James S. (Letters to) Box 50, folder 1Box 51, folders 2,3Negley, James S. (Mention of) Box 9, folders 57, 72Box 19, folders 7, 39, 66, 137Negro troops in the Civil War (Recruitment of)Box 8, folders 104, 107, 109-111Box 9, folder 122Box 10, folder 75Nelson, Thomas H. (Letters from) Box 14, folder 82Box 19, folders 3, 11Nelson, Thomas H. (Letters to) Box 47, folders 58 139Box 49, folder 6Box 50, folder 3 (2 letters)Box 51, folders 2, 3 (2 letters)Nelson, Thomas H. (Mention of) Box 14, folders 42, 45, 55, 61, 70, 72, 117Box 15, folder 29Box 21, folder 144Box 67, folder 68Nevin, William W. (Letters from) Box 25, folders 67, 70, 117Box 26, folders 78, 92, 107, 150Box 27, folders 13, 33, 141, 182Box 28, folder 41New Bedford Harbor, Massachusetts (Survey of, 1853)Box 3, folders 4-5, 19, 23, 34New Mexico (Road surveys in, 1848)Box 2, folder 38New Orleans (Cholera epidemic at, 1848)Box 2, folder 40New York Tribune (Cholera epidemic at, 1848)Box 9, folders 10, 36-37New York Tribune (Tribute to Rosecrans)Box 11, folder 44Newton, John (1823-1895) (Letters from) Box 1, folders 56, 80, 85, 88, 93, 101, 114ABox 3, folders 63, 66, 74Box 117, folder 78Box 35, folder 13Box 54, folder 52Box 69, folder 87Newton, John (1823-1895) (Manuscript by)Box 95, folder 11Newton, John (1823-1895) (Mention of) Box 1, folders 74A, 106Newton, Robert S. (Letter to) Box 53, folder 105Nicholls, Francis R.T. (Letter to) Box 52, folder 1Northern Pacific RailroadBox 35, folder 114Nicholson, John P. (Letters from) Box 29, folders 90, 104Box 30, folders 62, 117Nicolay, John G. (Letter to) Box 48, folder 135North Pacific Coast RailroadBox 29, folder 108Northwestern Gas & Water Pipe Company, Bay City, MichiganBox 21, folders 47, 71, 91Notre Dame, University ofBox 71, folders 2-7 Box 77, folders 12-16, 53


Box 124, folder 20Noyes, Edward F. (Letter from) Box 33, folder 73Ogden, William B. (Letter from) Box 19, folder 82Oglesby, Richard J. (Letter from) Box 32, folder 143Ohio River (Legislation for improvement of, 1856)Box 6, folder 97Oliver, John M. (Letter to) Box 44, folder 112Oliver, John M. (Mention of) Box 7, folder 76Oliver, Paul A. (Letter from) Box 53, folder 102Olmsted, Frederick Law (Mention of) Box 8, folders 37, 40Opdyke, George (Letters to) Box 50, folders 1, 2Ord, Edward O.C. (Letter from) Box 3, folder 27Ord, Edward O.C. (Mention of) Box 5, folder 134ABox 7, folders 83, 87-88, 102Box 40, folder 113Box 45, folder 4Box 59, folders 43, 55Oregon (Indian wars)Box 5, folder 148Oregon (Settlement of)Box 1, folders 71, 75Oregonian, Portland, Oregon (On Rosecrans' campaigns in 1863)Box 9, folder 38Oroville & Virginia City RailroadBox 14, folders 4, 16Orth, Godlove S. (Letter to) Box 50, folder 2Orth, Godlove S. (Mention of) Box 10, folder 22Orton, William (Letter from) Box 21, folder 143Orton, William (Letter to) Box 50, folder 3Otis, George A. (Mention of) Box 7, folder 43Otis, Harrison Gray (Letters from) Box 32, folders 118, 147, 157Box 78, folders 27, 29Overland Monthly, San Francisco (Financial crisis of, in 1875)Box 31, folders 23, 38Packer, Asa (Letter to) Box 49, folder 6Pacific Mail Steamship CompanyBox 4, folder 30Box 14, folder 22Pacific Railroad SurveyBox 17, passimPalmer, Innis N. (Letter from) Box 12, folder 83Palmer, Innis N. (Mention of) Box 43, folder 133Palmer, John M. (Letter from) Box 8, folder 69Palmer, William J. (Letters from) Box 11, folders 52, 69Box 21, folders 32,43,101, 116-117, 122, 127, 139, 141Box 22, folders 15, 24, 32Box 23, folders 21, 26-27, 32A, 96-97Box 24, folders 1, 89, 96Box 25, folders 30, 33, 43, 47, 51, 66, 73-77, 83-84, 88-89, 91Box 26, folders 6, 35, 39, 45, 47, 54, 64, 75, 79, 87, 94, 101, 109-110, 127, 135Box 27, folders 7, 52, 98, 117Box 28, folder 111Box 29, folder 19Box 39, folder 68Box 54, folder 5APalmer, William J. (Letters to) Box 25, folder 67 Box 47, folders 42-43, 46, 111, 118, 125 Box 48, folder 9 Box 50, folder 3 (5 letters)


Box 51, folders 1 (49 letters), 3 (90 letters), 4 (2 letters) Box 53, folder 145Palmer, William J. (Manuscript by)Box 90, folder 6Palmer, William J. (Document signed by)Box 90, folder 32Palmer, William J. (Mention of) Box 22, folders 45, 53, 77Box 25, folders 60, 63, 71, 139Box 26, folders 12, 34Box 27, folders 47, 54, 138, 155, 171Box 53, folder 145Box 61, folders 73, 76, 78-79, 83, 85Box 70, folder 99Parke, John G. (Letter from) Box 17, folder 14Parkhurst, John G. (Letter from) Box 43, folder 3Parrott, Robert P. (Letter from) Box 1, folder 89Parrott GunBox 7, folder 29Parsons, John E. (Letter from) Box 17, folder 61Paulding, Hiram (Letters to) Box 44, folders 15-16Paulist FathersBox 35, folder 113Box 60, folders 68-69Box 63, folders 5-32, 71Box 77, folders 49-63“Paw Paw Question” in Missouri, 1864Box 9, folder 99Box 59, folder 114Payno, Manuel (1810-1894)Box 16, folders 29, 125Box 25, folder 94Box 26, folder 38Peck, William G. (Letter from) Box 31, folder 8Pemberton, John C. (Mention of) Box 59, folder 59Pendleton, George H. (Letters to) Box 48, folder 115Pendleton, George H. (Mention of) Box 66, folder 121Perkins, George C. (Letters from) Box 78, folders 19-20Perkins, George C. (Document signed by)Box 87, folder 11Perry, Alexander J. (Letters from) Box 16, folders 108, 171Phelan, James D. (Letter from) Box 78, folder 24Phelps, Charles H. (Letter from) Box 41, folder 31Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition, 1876 (Mexican participation in)Box 25, folder 67Phillips, Wendell (Letter to) Box 48, folder 116Piatt, Donn (Letters from) Box 9, folder 128Box 10, folders 153, 166Piatt, Donn (Mention of) Box 66, folders 64, 70, 100Pico, Andres (Mention of) Box 77, folder 58Pierce, Franklin (Document signed by)Box 124, folder 3Pierpont, Francis H. (Letter from) Box 8, folder 128Pillow, Gideon J. (Letter from) Box 12, folder 58Pittsburg Landing, Battle of, 1862(See Shiloh, Battle of, 1862)Pleasonton, Alfred (Letter to) Box 49, folder 2Plumb, Edgar L. (Letter from) Box 22, folder 22Plumb, Edgar L. (Mention of) Box 12, folder 10 Box 23, folders 23, 36, 78, 82 Box 24, folders 39, 77, 86, 99, 109


Box 25, folders 9, 15, 29 Box 26, folders 105, 108, 124, 160 Box 27, folders 49, 82, 114- 115, 120, 131, 145, 161, 165 Box 117, folder 10 Box 32, folder 5 Box 68, folder 42 Box 70, folder 99 Box 90, folder 21Poe, Orlando M. (Letter from) Box 34, folder 14Polk, Lucius E. (Letter from) Box 43, folder 41Polk, Sarah (Childress) (Letters from) Box 7, folder 143Box 8, folder 49Pope, John (Mention of) Box 7, folder 39Box 8, folder 36ABox 59, folders 37, 39-40Popocatepetl, Mount, Mexico (Ascent of)Box 2, folder 8Porter, Fitz-John (Letters from) Box 37, folders 110, 112Box 38, folders 22A, 23, 29, 117Box 43, folder 125Box 52, folder 1Post, Philip S. (Letter from) Box 12, folder 15APotomac, Army of theBox 7, folder 140Box 9, folder 37Price, Hiram (Letter to) Box 52, folder 3Price, Rodman M. (Letter from) Box 37, folder 120Price, Sterling (Mention of) Box 7, folder 128Box 10, folders 36-105, passimBox 46, folders 123, 126-131, 133-135Box 47, folders 2-12, 17Box 53, folders 88-89, 93-96Box 54, folder 79Box 59, folders 55, 117-118, 120Box 66, folder 115Box 81, folder 5Box 86, folder 9Prime, Frederick E. (Letters from) Box 2, folder 156Box 3, folders 1, 24, 39Prime, Frederick E. (Mention of) Box 59, folders 3, 37Providence, Rhode Island (Harbor improvement at, 1853-1855)Box 3, folders 35-111, passimBox 4, folder 106Box 5, folder 134Pugh, Thomas K. (Letters from) Box 41, folders 40, 90, 102, 105, 125Pugh, Thomas K. (Letters to) Box 48, folders 76-77, 81, 86, 90-92, 96, 99Pugh, Thomas K. (Mention of) Box 35, folder 31Box 76, folder 8Purcell, John B. (Letters from) Box 1, folder 97Box 5, folder 119Box 6, folders 59, 125Box 8, folder 45Box 15, folder 3Box 69, folders 22, 108Box 78, folders 76, 84


Purcell, John B. (Mention of) Box 35, folder 31Box 76, folder 8Quantrill, William C. (Mention of) Box 10, folder 2Quimby, Isaac F. (Letters from) Box 2, folders 72, 112Rains, George W. (Letters from) Box 1, folders 31, 51, 48, 82Rains, George W. (Mention of) Box 44, folder 4Ralston, William C. (Letter from) Box 11, folder 46Ralston, William C. (Letter to) Box 50, folder 3Rancho Canada del Corral, Santa Barbara County, CaliforniaBox 28, folder 128Rancho Centinella, Los Angeles CountyBox 28, folder 18Box 54, folders 15-16Rancho El Cajon, San Diego County, CaliforniaBox 11, folder 118Box 60, folders 72-73, 77A-79Box 71, folder 56Rancho San Juan Del Rio, MexicoBox 12, folder 65Rancho Sausal Redondo, Los Angeles CountyBox 11, folders 107, 109, 120, 122-125Box 12, folders 1, 4, 7, 39, 68, 74, 77, 81, 91, 128, 146Box 14, folders 8, 15, 68Box 15, folders 7, 45Box 16, folders 3,9, 22, 78, 123, 160Box 17, folders 85, 134, 148, 168Box 18, passimBox 19, folders 17, 30, 60, 115, 143Box 20, folders 27, 34, 37, 40, 56Box 21, passimBox 22, folders 61, 103Box 26, folders 67, 99Box 27, folders 29, 84Box 47, folder 51Box 53, folders 109, 126, 129Box 54, folders 28, 32-33, 41, 46-47, 60, 62-63, 66, 90, 92, 98Box 64, folders 75, 77Box 78, folders 1A-2 (11 letters)Box 97Rancho Tajauta, San Bernardino County, CaliforniaBox 97, folders 1, 10Rand, Addison C. (Letter from) Box 35, folder 19Randall, Samuel J. (Mention of) Box 43, folder 55Randolph, Theodore F. (Printed speech by)Box 87, folder 7Rawlins, John A. (Letter from) Box 10, folder 100Rawlins, John A. (Letters to) Box 44, folders 46-47Box 45, folders 12, 19, 24-25, 34-36, 42-43, 65-66, 75, 83-84, 93-95, 97, 106Box 49, folders 2, 5Rawlins, John A. (Mention of) Box 14, folder 56Read, Thomas B. (Letters from) Box 11, folder 2Box 69, folder 43ABox 77, folder 67Red River Campaign, 1864Box 9, folder 131Redemptorist FathersBox 2, folder 64Reid, Whitelaw (Letters from) Box 9, folders 6, 10, 160 Box 16, folders 8, 20, 23 Box 17, folders 43, 51, 70 Box 26, folder 147


Box 33, folder 33A Box 36, folder 20 Box 43, folders 28, 30Reid, Whitelaw (Letters to) Box 49, folder 6Box 51, folder 3 (2 letters)Box 52, folder 3 (2 letters)Reid, Whitelaw (Mention of) Box 21, folder 64Box 32, folders 60, 79, 161Box 47, folder 29Reynolds, John F. (Letter to) Box 44, folder 8Reynolds, John F. (Mention of) Box 5, folder 134AReynolds, Joseph J. (Letters from) Box 1, folder 42Box 8, folder 70Reynolds, Joseph J.(Letters to) Box 49, folder 6 (2 letters)Reynolds, Joseph J. (Mention of) Box 7, folder 39Reynolds, William F. (Letters from) Box 1, folder 28Box 5, folder 154Rich Mountain, West Virginia, Battle of, 1861Box 35, folders 47, 104Box 59, folders 8, 33Rich Mountain, West Virginia, Battle of, 1861 (Confederate manuscript map of Laurel Hill fortifications)Box 124, folder 6Richards, Joseph H. (Letter from) Box 43, folder 82Ripley, Tennessee (Military operations at, October 7, 1862)Box 7, folders 119-120Riva Palacio, Mariano (Letters from) Box 25, folder 53Box 26, folders 168-169Roberts, Marshall O. (Letters from) Box 16, folder 119Box 20, folder 96Rodman, Thomas J. (Letters