Blank form from the Massachusetts Treasurer's Office for making correction in stock-holdings. Dated July 13th, 1864.
Civil War Records are located in left unit, wooden cabinet, room 1a
A letter from the Office of Commissioners of State Aid to town of Warwick, for the month of August 1881, $17.00
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An act relating to the assessment of taxes for the year 1864 from Boston to Warwick, from Oliver Warner, Sec. of the Commonwealth, May 16, 1864
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Four page letter from Adjutant-General's Office, dated June 24, 1864 to the governor of Massachusetts concerning complaints "that certain towns have enlisted and paid local bounties to men whose names appear upon the Muster Rolls as from one town and upon the Description Rolls as from another." The adjutant-general feels that the cause of discrepancies has been the "free use of money by trading with brokers and swindlers. And the remedy is, not to pay a cent of bounty or premium until the recruit is mustered in; and then to pay it to the recruit, and not to the broker."
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An empty envelope addressed to the Chairman of Selectmen, Warwick, Massachusetts. Postmarked Boston, date unknown. Stamp issued in 1860's, so-called "Black Jack". Two cent black with portrait of Andrew Jackson.
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From Boston, March 31, 1864 to Selectmen of Warwick, details credits to be given for Naval Service.
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"A Compilation From The Military Laws Of Massachusetts Enacted During The Years Of 1861-2-3-4". Relating to the State and Town Bounties, State Pay, State Aid, and the Allotment of Pay and Bounties. A seven page booklet in good condition, published in Boston by Wright & Potter, State Printers, No. 4 Spring Lane, 1864.
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Chapter 120- An act to authorize towns and cities to raise money for recruiting purposes, passed March 26,1864. Oliver Warner was Sec. of the Commonwealth of Mass.
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Copy of advertisement for Box Factory of George M. Wheeler, manufacturer of Lock Cornered Wood Packing Boxes, Post Office address, Orange, MA, factory at Brush Valley, Warwick
A request from Assistant Adjutant-General William Rogers requesting before August 10th a list of "all persons residing within their respective Municipalities, who have entered the Naval Service in the present rebellion."
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