Philip Tomppert : miscellaneous papers, 1865.

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Philip Tomppert : miscellaneous papers, 1865.

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Papers include a petition from business owners pledging to uniform their watchmen as city police; a claim for a military bounty from the city; and letters concerning the payment of burial costs of deceased freedmen and refugees.

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The Filson Historical Society

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