Map shows Union and Confederate fortifications in Dinwiddie area of Virginia, the Columbus area of Georgia, and the Montgomery and Plantersville areas of Alabama; landowners, roads, and railroads; layout and street names for Montgomery and Columbus. Includes reference and notes. Inset, map of Montgomery: Profile of works on line marked (b). Relief shown by hachures. Scale not given.

Map shows troop locations, fortifications, railroads, canals, roads, cities, towns, settlements, ferries, and bridges. Includes index and notes. Inset [map no. 4]: "Milledgeville and its defenses." Relief shown by hachures. Scales differ.

Map shows late nineteenth century counties, railroads, mail routes, swamps, cities, and towns in Florida and parts of Georgia, Alabama, and the West Indies. Includes "explanation of mail service." Scale [1:760,320].

Patent for improvements in mechanical movements by using the “combination of the frame comprising the base, the standard rising from one end of the base, the up-rights rising from the other end of the base, the horizontal bars connecting the standard ………….and reversely coiled around the shaft adjacent the operating-lever at points near the ends of shaft and having its ends secured to the ends of the cross-bar of the operating-lever.” (Lines 6-23, p.2) Illustration is included.

Business correspondence written on letterhead from the late 19th century. Letterhead includes decorative designs, cattle illustrations, business name, and text reading: "Alabama & Texas Cattle Co., of Mobile Ala."; "Ranch in Borden and Scurry Counties, Texas"; "Brand kept up"; "Stock horses." Letterhead contains the names A. P. Bush; A. P. Bush Jr.; T. G. Bush.