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October 7, 1857 | ink on paper

Notice from Lewis Ross to Chief John Ross

January 29, 1861 | ink on paper

Copy of Letter from Arkansas Governor Henry M. Rector to Chief John Ross

September 10, 1861 | ink on paper

Draft Copy of Letter from John Ross to Osage Chiefs

May 14, 1863 | ink on paper

Act of National Council Authorizing Chief John Ross to Give a Full Statement of Failure of United States Civil Agents to Provide Relief to Cherokee and Authorizing Agents to Spend $20,000 for Relief

June 4, 1864 | ink on paper

Letter from Mary Ross to husband Chief John Ross

March 2, 1865 | ink on paper

Copy of Letters from Joseph J. Lewis to Senator James Harlan

March 4, 1876 | ink on paper

George Custer Telegram

January 5, 1863 | ink on paper

Letter from Chief John Ross to Commissioner of Indian Affairs W. P. Dole

November 17, 1835 | ink on paper

Draft Copy of Letter from Chief John Ross to James Donohoo

November 11, 1837 | ink on paper

Draft of a Letter from Chief John Ross to Lewis Ross

February 22, 1838 | ink on paper

Unsigned Letter from Chief John Ross to Reverend W. Potter

July 28, 1838 | ink on paper

Letter from Chief John Ross to General Winfield Scott

July 9, 1839 | ink on paper

Letter from Chief John Ross to Brigadier General Matthew Arbuckle

December 31, 1839 | ink on paper

Letter from Chief John Ross to Joel Roberts Poinsett

March 25, 1860 | ink on paper

Letter from Chief John Ross to Sarah Stapler

April 2, 1842 | ink on paper

Letter from Chief John Ross to Miss L. F. Stapler

September 25, 1861 | ink on paper

Draft Copy of a Note from Chief John Ross to Captain Albert Pike

August 25, 1844 | ink on paper

Draft Copy of Letter from Chief John Ross to Colonel Thomas L. McKinney

December 22 & 23, 1863 | ink on paper

Letter from Chief John Ross to Wife Mary Ross

July 25, 1864 | ink on paper

Copy of Letter from Cherokee Delegation to Secretary or War E. M. Stanton