Box 1
Contains 325 Results:
Letter, J. D. Brien in Nashville, Tenn. to W. G. Brownlow, 1867 August 31
ALS. Discusses the murder of Thomas Wright by Ed. White. Asks that a reward by posted by the state. Contains clerk's notations. Contains note from H. H. Thomas that White could have been arrested at the time of the murder but the officers said
and Thomas recommends not offering a reward. Contains note from W. G. Brownlow rejecting a reward.There was no money in it
Letter, Gov. Elisha M. Pease in Austin, Tex. to W. G. Brownlow, 1867 September 16
ALS. Discusses C. A. Frazier's application to Brownlow for an appointment. Says Frazier supported the Confederacy and that he has many similar cases of Confederate Tennesseans applying to him for appointments. Congratulates Brownlow on his recent election. Discusses plans if President Johnson attempts to influence the Texas vote. Contains clerk's notations.
Letter, H. R. Hulburd in Washington, D.C. to W. G. Brownlow, 1867 October 3
ALS. On the letterhead of the Treasury Department, Office of Comptroller of the Currency.
Writes in regard to the liquidation of the failed Tennessee National Bank of Memphis and the state's attempt to recover its educational funds deposited there. Contains clerk's notations.
Letter, William Baker in McMinnville, Tenn. to W. G. Brownlow, 1867 October 5
ALS. Baker's resignation as Commissioner of Registration for Warren County. Contains clerk's notations. Also action notation.
Open Letter to Tennessee Railroad Presidents, 1867 October 26
D (printed); Nashville. From William B. Brownlow. Open letter to the Tennessee railroad presidents. Relates to the interest payments due to the state from the state sponsored railroads and their degree on indebtedness. Contains clerk's notations.
Petition for Andrew Gibson's Appointment, 1868 April
D (manuscript). From William Mullermix et al. Above mentioned petition. Contains note from Brownlow in another's hand appointing Gibson.
Letter, Horace Maynard in Washington, D.C. to W. G. Brownlow, 1868 April 13
ALS. On letterhead of the House of Representatives, Committee of Ways and Means.
Discusses impeachment. Says that Stanton will not take action in regard to the railroads until Congress itself reaches a decision. Discusses current parties. Further discussion on railroads. With envelope.
Letter, D. E. Davenport in Nashville, Tenn. to W. G. Brownlow, 1868 June 3
ALS. Resignation letter as Commissioner of Registration for Franklin County. Suggests William R. Tinsley as his successor.
Letter, W. P. Innes in Nashville, Tenn. to W. G. Brownlow, 1868 June 10
ALS. On letterhead of the Receiver's Office, Nashville and North-Western Railroad.
Discusses his attempt to place the railroads in order. I hope this statement may prove satisfactory to you and is made only for that purpose, not that I have any hope, that it will Satisfy the buffoons and fools...
Says his books and papers are always open to inspection.
Document by W. W. Goodpasture, 1868 June 27
Letter, S. Watson in New York to W. G. Brownlow, 1868 July
Certificate of Appointment of W. P. Innes, D. T. Boynton, D. B. Cliff, and W. Bosson, 1868 July 1
D (manuscript); Knoxville. Signed W. G. Brownlow. Certification of appointment of W. P. Innes, D. T. Boynton, D. B. Cliff, and W. Bosson to act in his name in order to clean up the affairs of the North Western Railroad. Contains clerk's notations.
Appointment of D. T. Boynton, 1868 July 1
D (printed). Signed by W. G. Brownlow and A. J. Fletcher. Appointment form of D. T. Boynton of Knoxville to be a director of the Tennessee and Pacific Railroad.
Letter, S. Watson in New York to W. G. Brownlow, 1868 July 4
Letter, G. W. Blackburn in Nashville, Tenn. to W. G. Brownlow, 1868 July 4
ALS. On the letterhead of the Comptroller's Office.
Official notification from the state Comptroller that the East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad, the East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad, and the Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad have failed to make their July interest payment to the state. The total owed; $198,855.23.
Letter, G. W. Blackburn in Nashville, Tenn. to W. G. Brownlow, 1868 July 4
ALS. On the above described letterhead. Discusses above report. Suggests receivers be appointed for each railroad. Discusses the speculations of Calloway, Brennan, and Mabry and a dubious law suit filed in Judge Trigg's court that the judge is expected to dismiss. The whole thing is a legal farce, and a heartless, ungrateful inhuman attempt to make money at the disgrace and great injury of the State...
Letter, S. Watson in Washington, D.C. to W. G. Brownlow, 1868 July 5
Letter, W. P. Innes in Nashville, Tenn. to W. G. Brownlow, 1868 July 6
ALS. On the letterhead of the Receiver's Office, Nashville and North Western Railroad.
Innes's letter of resignation. Contains clerk's notations.
Letter, D. E. Davenport to W. G. Brownlow, 1868 July 15
ALS. Report on the finances of the McMinnville and Manchester Railroad. Includes report from Colonel Charles H. Irwin.
Letter, John Norman, J. J. Roach, et al. in Nashville, Tenn. to W. G. Brownlow, 1868 July 30
ALS. Requests that James G. Boyd be appointed director of the Memphis and Ohio Railroad. Contains clerk's notations.