Dry-goods -- Tennessee.
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
J. H. Lowenstein & Brothers Petition
Collection
Identifier: MS-1451
Abstract
On February 11, 1867, J. H. Lowenstein and Brothers petitioned the court in Memphis, Tennessee for a mandamus against John Logue, clerk of Shelby County. The wholesale dry goods company had paid their taxes with notes from the Bank of Tennessee, which Logue did not accept and therefore would not reissue the company's business license. Also included is a note from John Donovan, the clerk who transcribed these proceedings; an itemized Bill of Costs for $15; and a stained cover sheet dated...
Dates:
1867 February 11
John L. Davidson Letter
Collection
Identifier: MS-3102
Abstract
This collection consists of a letter from John L. Davidson of Nashville, dated October 1st, 1850, to his sister Harriet Ann Davidson of Logan City, Kentucky. John discusses his job in a dry goods store, dancing, love affairs, and family news.
Dates:
1850 October 1
Rheatown (Tenn.) Account Book
Collection
Identifier: MS-1572
Abstract
An account book of goods provided by an unidentified merchant located in Rheatown, Tennessee between March 5, 1842 and July 29, 1844.
Dates:
1842 March 5-1844 July 29