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Title: Minutes of the Thirty-Fourth Anniversary of the Missouri United Baptist Association
Date: 1851-08
Description: Held with the Second Baptist Church, Saint Louis, Mo.

Title: Mississippi No. 1
Date: 1825
Description: , Lodge and Fisher, printers, 1825.

Title: Proceedings of the Fourth Anniversary of the White River Arkansas Baptist Convention
Date: 1853-11
Description: Izard County: Held With Antioch Baptist Church

Title: Report of Mr. Curtis to the City Council of St. Joseph
Date: 1853-08-30
Description: Report to the city that includes a survey and map of their city and the Missouri River. Discusses revetment and river engineering to save their town from the encroaching River.

Title: Proceedings of the Fifth Anniversary of the White River Arkansas Baptist Convention
Date: 1854-11-10
Description: Held with the Batesville Baptist Church

Title: A Sermon Before the Western Conference of Unitarian Churches at Louisville, Ky.
Date: 1854-05-14
Description: "The Spirit of Devotion and of Trade"

Title: A Concise History of the Commencement, Progress, and Present Condition of the American Colonies in Liberia
Date: 1839

Title: Minutes of the Twenty-Ninth Anniversary of the Missouri United Baptist Association
Date: 1846-07
Description: Held with the Concord Church, St. Louis County, Mo.

Title: Address to the Officers Composing the Medical Staff, By Samuel L. Mitchill, M.D. & P., Surgeon General of the Militia
Date: 1820-11-18
Description: In the State of New York

Title: The Second Annual Report of the Board of Trustees of the Brooklyn Athenaeum and Reading Room
Date: 1855-01-10

Title: Speech of Hon. S. W. Inge, of Ala. On the President's Message in Relation to the Territories
Date: 1850-02-12
Description: Territories being discussed in this speech in California and New Mexico, 1850.

Title: Mormonism Exposed
Date: 1883
Description: Dialogue about anti-Mormonism. Extracts from this pamphlet were reprinted in the Baptist Home Mission Monthly in May 1883. It has never been fully republished.

Title: M-393: Sale of Real Estate Broadside and Manuscript
Date: 1831-02-14
Description: I Jno. K. Walker Sheriff as hereby certify that caused to be put up at the following named places a copy of this advertisement twenty days before the sale -- before the 30th day of March 1831 at the court house doors, at Fashnughty Barber Shop, at the Missouri Hotel at the city Hotel, at the Green Tree Tavern in the city of St. Louis, at Phillys Tavern in Bonhomnic, at Blacksmith Shop 5 miles

Title: Letter from Samuel Moore to Captain Enos B. Moore Expressing Concern For Family and Friends 1864
Date: 1864-07-8
Description: Letter from Samuel Moore to Enos B. Moore. He was worried as he had not heard from him or William, and thought someone in the family may be sick. He mentioned receiving word in Cairo that Captain Young had died. He asked to hear back as soon as the letter was received.

Title: Letter from Samuel McCleave to Emma McCleave, October 14, 1893
Date: 1893-10-14
Description: Letter from miner Samuel McCleave to his wife Emma, written from Virginia City, Nevada in October of 1893. McCleave discusses his struggle to remain in contact with his wife and the worsening conditions at the mine.

Title: M-529 McCleave, Samuel Correspondence
Date: 1893
Description: Letters written by miner Samuel McCleave (1854-?) to his wife, Emma (1871-?). The letters, written in 1893 and 1894, reveal McCleave’s discontent with his situation as a wandering miner, which he describes as “getting worse every day.” They also reveal his desperation to remain in contact with his wife, telling her “I have been fretting so much about you that I could not eat nor sleep”. The

Title: Letter from Samuel McCleave to Emma McCleave, May 4, 1894
Date: 1894-05-04
Description: Letter from miner Samuel McCleave to his wife Emma, written from Hot Springs, Arkansas in May of 1894. McCleave describes his extreme anxiety about Emma's lack of communication.

Title: P-098 Letter from Samuel to his Parents December 1, 1847
Date: 1847-12-01

Title: P-098 Rothgeb, Samuel Correspondence Collection
Date: 1847
Description: Two letters written by Samuel Rothgeb to his parents in 1847. Rothgeb was a young man just off the farm when he took up a position as a merchant and cook aboard a flatboat plying the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers at the twilight of the flatboat age. His letters chronicle storms, river trade, daily rafting life, and more.

Title: P-098 Letter from Samuel to his Parents December 11, 1847
Date: 1847-12-11

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