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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Alice and Phoebe Cary Collection 1850-1869

[Describes trip from Cincinnatito Wareham, Massachusetts; her travels by steamer and rail, visits to Canadaby the wire bridge and the state prison in Auburn, New York; visit to Niagra Fallsand Buffalo; and her steamer trip down the Hudson Riverto New York City. ]

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Alice and Phoebe Cary Collection 1850-1869

[Describes trip from Cincinnatito Wareham, Massachusetts; her travels by steamer and rail, visits to Canadaby the wire bridge and the state prison in Auburn, New York; visit to Niagra Fallsand Buffalo; and her steamer trip down the Hudson Riverto New York City. ]

University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Elizabeth Oakes Smith Collection 1843-1883

[Includes note to [O. S.] Baldwinat the end; thanks him for papers he sent to her and for keeping up the interest of the "Monthly."]

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Elizabeth Oakes Smith Collection 1843-1883

[Includes note to [O. S.] Baldwinat the end; thanks him for papers he sent to her and for keeping up the interest of the "Monthly."]

Elizabeth Oakes Smithto [O. S.] Baldwin 1 p.

[Sends him an autograph of Mrs. Eames; gives an account of her life: Mrs. Eames' father forced her to break off her engagement to Horace Greeley; says Eames wrote some poetry which interested Edgar Allan Poe; thinks of Eames as interesting in a weird way.]

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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

George Lippard Collection 1846-1853

[Accepts an honor; speaks of the Bible as an example, John Wesleyvs. John Calvin, preservation of the Union, fondness of the South; mentions Isaiah, Saint Paul, Homer, Virgil, Cicero, Demosthenes, George Washington, Jesus Christ, and Committee members W. H. Ellison, Jr., T. C. Soloman, and G. C. Everett. ]

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George Lippard Collection 1846-1853

[Accepts an honor; speaks of the Bible as an example, John Wesleyvs. John Calvin, preservation of the Union, fondness of the South; mentions Isaiah, Saint Paul, Homer, Virgil, Cicero, Demosthenes, George Washington, Jesus Christ, and Committee members W. H. Ellison, Jr., T. C. Soloman, and G. C. Everett. ]

George Lippardto Horace Greeley 2 p.

[Asks Greeley to review Paul Ardenheim the Monk of Urssahiken; mentions mixed feelings towards Greeley, defending him from Whig attacks, and Common Senseby Thomas Paine. ]

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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Horace Greeley Collection 1848-1859

[Discusses business, money due from George Rex Grahamfor published articles, fees for " Maine Woods" and " Carlyle, " and suggestions for future articles.]

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Horace Greeley Collection 1848-1859

[Discusses business, money due from George Rex Grahamfor published articles, fees for " Maine Woods" and " Carlyle, " and suggestions for future articles.]

Horace Greeleyto Dr. Polney 1 p.

[Requests meeting to review what Horace Greeleyhas written about the New American Cyclopaedia. ]

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Horace Greeleyto Henry David Thoreau 2 p.

[Discusses business, money due from George Rex Grahamfor published articles, fees for " Maine Woods" and " Carlyle, " and suggestions for future articles.]

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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

John Williamson Palmer Collection 1857-1898, n.d.

[Praises Palmer for the idea of a collection of poems and mentions George Darley. ] w/typed transcript

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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

James McCormick Dalzell Collection 1867-1919

[Agrees to send material re his poem, "The Blue and the Gray."]

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James McCormick Dalzellto [ David Pell Secor] 2 p.

[Letter accompanied autobiographical sketch requested Secor. Thanks for payment; mentions his "Autobiography, Poems, Sketches" by Private Dalzell; asks if there is any monetary value for letters he has from John Hay, John Greenleaf Whittier, Frederick Douglass, Rutherford B. Hays, James Garfield, William McKinley, Benjamin Henry Harrison, Theodore Roosevelt, Daniel Sickles, Robert Lincoln, Henry Wilson, General Hawley, Horace Greeley, Joe Medill, M. Holsbotle, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Ulysses S. Grant, and William Tecumseh Sherman; requests pictures of Secor for his family.]

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