Photograph of Albert Carney, c. 1875.

Photograph of the Cherokee Orphans Asylum Faculty, L to R: front: UNIDENTIFIED; Mrs. Cynthia Davis; Mrs. A. Mayes; W. A. Duncan, superintendent; Jane Ross Nave, daughter of Chief John Ross; UNIDENTIFIED; back: UNIDENTIFIED; Andy Norwood, c. late spring 1875. Copy print of original by Jack Hiller on June 20, 1930.

Photograph of a Cheyenne Camp in the Darlington, Indian Territory area, c.1875-1879.

Photograph of a bird's eye view of Indian camps and stockades near the Darlington Indian Agency, 1875.

Photograph of Seminole Indian John Bemo. Photo by GK Nellis, Chicago, IL, c. 1875.

Photograph of the Mission School Sac & Fox Agency. Photo by Jack Hillers, c. 1875.

Photograph of Mr. Hart of Caddo, Indian Territory, c. 1875-1885.

Photograph of the Okmulgee Capitol, c. 1875.

Photograph of Osage Chief employees, Osage Agency, Pawhuska, Oklahoma Territory, c.1875. Photo by Thomas M. Concannon, Independence, KS.

Photograph of R.L. Tandy. Photo by Hammersley & Grant, Rembrandt Gallery of Art, St. Louis, MO.

Photograph of teachers at the Tahlequah Female Seminary, Tahlequah, Indian Territory, c. 1875-1878.

Photograph of Tent Encampment, stereo view

Photograph of the Tullahassee Mission, Tullahassee, OK, c.1875-1879. It burned down on December 19, 1880.

Photograph of W. T. and Stacy Whitaker, c. 1875.

Photograph of Coupled Wagons Drawn By 5 Mules Between The Kansas Border And Darlington, I.T. "This Is Eddie On His Mule. Team And Trail Wagon Loaded With 110.00 (Lbs.?)", 1875

Portrait photograph of William P. Ross, a Cherokee Indian. The photo was taken at the end of his term as principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation.

Portrait photograph of William P. Ross, a Cherokee Indian. The photo was taken at the end of his term as principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation.

Photograph of William Penn Adair and his second wife, c.1875-1877.

Weekly newspaper from Tahlequah, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory that includes local, territorial, and United States national news along with advertising.

Weekly newspaper from Tahlequah, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory that includes local, territorial, and United States national news along with advertising.

Photograph of the General Council, delegates from 84 tribes, representing 10,000 Indians at Creek Council House Grounds, Okmulgee, Indian Territory. Print of photo by Jack Hillers, May 1875.

Photograph of the F.B. Severs Cash Store, Okmulgee, I.T. Photo was taken by John K. Hillers on May 9, 1875. Frederick Ballard Severs was a prominent rancher and entrepreneur in Indian Territory. He was the first postmasters in Okmulgee. He helped develop Okmulgee and Muskogee by constructing many of the business buildings, and he built and assisted in organizing the First National Bank of Muskogee.

Photograph of the May 15, 1875, edition of "Harper's Weekly."

Photograph of a public well taken from the left half of a stereo view by Jack Hillers.