Manuscripts
Dave letter to "Sister Belle,"
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Eben Chapman letters to Eben Hunt
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Chapman discusses the prices of goods and market conditions in San Francisco. He also writes of his own mining and farming prospects, and of other various business dealings. He also discusses the idea of slavery in California in HM 4199. HM 4198, dated July 1, 1852, is incomplete, consisting of only the first three pages. HM 4199 is dated July, 1852.
mssHM 4198-4199
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Stephen J. Field letter to George Wallace
Manuscripts
Field discusses stock prices of California and Virginia mining companies, and asks Wallace for advice. He also discusses local politics.
mssHM 18960
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A. M. Bell letter and T. E. Bell
Manuscripts
Martin's letter, written from Elk Hill, California, discusses various gold mining claims and the current mining efforts in his area
mssHM 56918
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Newton Booth letter to an unknown recipient
Manuscripts
In this letter to an unknown recipient, Newton Booth discusses business details of the selling and movement of various goods in San Francisco.
mssHM 21315
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F. Poyard letter to John Townsend
Manuscripts
In this letter to Dr. Townsend, F. Poyard discusses various business details, and provides a list of goods recently sent.
mssHM 35201
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George Belshaw letter to Henry Belshaw
Manuscripts
In this letter to his brother Henry, George Belshaw describes his experiences in Iowa during his western journey. Included are the prices of goods, the state of his party's equipment, and a description of their meeting with Indians. Typescript, unsigned.
mssHM 4200