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One volume of pasted clippings about the Tariff Bill of 1888. There are 19 numbered pages with a partial index written in front.

The collection consists of a bound manuscript containing listings of taxes for Georgia counties. Counties included are Appling, Baker, Bulloch, Carroll, Cherokee, Coweta, Decatur, Dooly, Early, Effingham, Emmanuel, Fayette, Franklin, Habersham, Houston, Irwin, Jackson, Jefferson, Lee, Liberty, Lincoln, Lowndes, Meriwether, Montgomery, Muscogee, Rabun, Screven, Stewart, Tattnall, Telfair, Thomas, Twiggs, Walker, Wayne, Ware and Wilkinson. The manuscript is seventy-seven pages, but pages 7-18 and 47-54 are missing.

The collection consists of T.B. Cooper's manuscript translation and abridgement of Lewis Ellies DuPin's A new history of ecclesiastical writers (the binder's title is Du Pin. Condensed).

This collection consists of a framed copy of the Telecommunications Act of 1996 with original signatures.

The collection consists of a telegram from General Taylor to General Beauregard dated December 1, 1864 from Savannah, Georgia. The president telegraphed to tell Taylor his services will be needed in the west when Beauregard heads east. "Leave any instructions for me at Macon or Columbus."

The collection consists of one telegram: dated Washington, October 14, 1918, making public a note from the Secretary of State, Robert Lansing, to "charge D'Affaires of Switzerland as interim in charge of German interests in the United States."

This collection includes telegrams and correspondence to the family of William A. Scott II while he was in the hospital after being shot and after his death.

The collection consists of sworn testimony of Thomas Kirton, signed by George Walton, on December 14, 1784. Kirton "contracted with George Davidson...to recover for the two hundred and fifty-three dollars in the island of Jamaica for which he said George Davidson received a bond or obligation."

The collection consists of a 168 page typescript (photocopy) of THE 116TH AAA GUN BN MOBILE, compiled and styled by John Grove Murray. The volume chronicles the unit from its beginning in 1943 through the Normandy Invasion on Utah Beach on 6 June 1944, on through Paris and Sedan, France into Belgium, Holland and Germany. Included are unit commendations, rosters, and other vital statistics. Written in the 1940s, Col. James D. Shearouse added his comments 42 years later.

This collection contains 13 broadside playbills from Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden advertising a variety of dramas, operas, comedies, and other performances from 1796 through 1834.