Catalogue of new and select roses. Grown & for sale by Summer & Crammond, Pomaria Nurseries, Aiken, South Carolina
Charleston Harbor to Sapelo Sound, South Carolina 1924South Carolina - Georgia, Inside Route, Charleston Harbor to Sapelo Sound / published at Washington D.C. May 1924 by the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, E. Lester-Jones, Director
Charleston, 186_ To [blank for addressee] At a meeting composed of nearly all the classes who were in the South Carolina College under the administration of Mr. [William Campbell] Preston
Charleston, S.C. , Oct. 22, 1847Circular letter requesting cooperation for support of a newspaper press in Washington to combat the Wilmot Proviso.
Circular letter, 17 September 1840, of John England, Bishop of CharlestonPrinted manuscript, 17 September 1840, of John England (1786-1842), Bishop of Charleston, circular letter acknowledging receipt of an invitation to meet with the Vice President of the United States at Detroit on 28 September 1840.
Circular letter, 29 Apr. 1902, from J.C. Hemphill on letterhead stationary for "The South Carolina, Interstate & West Indian Exposition," regarding the sale of souvenir tickets by local businessmen for "Wagener Day"
Circular. "Baughman & Sons Company, Manufacturers and Importers Animal Bone Fertilizers and Agricultural Chemicals"
Circular. Adjutant & Inspector Genl's Office, April 12, 1865Circular. Adjutant & Inspector Genl's Office, April 12, 1865 [directs Genl. M.L. Bonham, at Greensboro, N.C., to proceed to S. C. to collect men for a recently organized Brigade to serve under Genl. J. E. Johnston] John W. Riely [sic], Maj. And Adj't. ... Chesterfield, S. C., April 18, 1865 [gives additional instructions].
Circular. Charleston, S.C. May 20th, 1844, announces decision at a public meeting favoring immediate annexation of Texas
Democrat or Mug-wump: Which will fill seat of great Democratic leader Maybank?Broadside reprinting letter by A.G. Sloan of Marion, S.C., to the editor of an unidentified newspaper, re: 1954 election for the seat in the U.S. Senate vacated by death of Burnet Rhett Maybank, in which Edgar A. Brown ran against J. Strom Thurmond. Thurmond defeated Brown in the primary, becoming the first person in U.S. history to be elected to a major office by write-in ballot. Originally, the term mugwumps signified Republicans who supported Democratic Party candidate Grover Cleveland in the 1884 Presidential election.
