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Jeff Davis going to war. and Jeff returning from war. [Cartoon] [c. 1861].
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Jeff Davis going to war. and Jeff returning from war. [Cartoon] [c. 1861].
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[Slim Sallee (left) & Jeff Tesreau (right), New York NL (baseball)]
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Garrett Davis to Abraham Lincoln, Wednesday, March 12, 1862 (Cover letter)
Naval Supply Annex Stockton, Sanitary Sewer, Between Fyffe & Davis Avenues & Humphreys Drive, Stockton, San Joaquin County, CA
No. 39 Chambers St., New York, opposite the Rotunda, rebuilt on the scite [sic] of the (formerly) New York Bath / A.J. Davis, delt. ; Imbert's Lithography.
![No. 39 Chambers St., New York, opposite the Rotunda, rebuilt on the scite [sic] of the (formerly) New York Bath / A.J. Davis, delt. ; Imbert's Lithography.](https://cdn4.picryl.com/photo/1830/01/01/no-39-chambers-st-new-york-opposite-the-rotunda-rebuilt-on-the-scite-sic-of-640.jpg "No. 39 Chambers St., New York, opposite the Rotunda, rebuilt on the scite [sic] of the (formerly) New York Bath / A.J. Davis, delt. ; Imbert's Lithography.")
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The District in the XVIIIth century; history, site-strategy, real estate market, landscape, &c. as described by the earliest travellers: Henry Wansey, Francis Baily, Isaac Weld, Duke of La Rochefoucauld-Liancourt, John Davis of Salisbury.
Isaac Davis to James Madison, February 16, 1819.
Report of the proceedings at the examination of Charles G. Davis, Esq., on a charge of aiding and abetting in the rescue of a fugitive slave : held in Boston, in February, 1851.
[Group, left to right: unidentified, Charles Lindbergh, James J. Davis, unidentified, Charles Curtis, Herbert Hoover; John Pershing, 4th from right]
![[Group, left to right: unidentified, Charles Lindbergh, James J. Davis, unidentified, Charles Curtis, Herbert Hoover; John Pershing, 4th from right]](https://cdn4.picryl.com/photo/1930/01/01/group-left-to-right-unidentified-charles-lindbergh-james-j-davis-unidentified-640.jpg "[Group, left to right: unidentified, Charles Lindbergh, James J. Davis, unidentified, Charles Curtis, Herbert Hoover; John Pershing, 4th from right]")
Charles H. Davis to Gideon Welles, Monday, March 10, 1862 (Telegram regarding military affairs)
