An argument for the conditional repeal of the legal-tender act.

At head of title: Financial record.--Extra. (Wanting)

Report to the Boston Board of Trade on the cotton manufacture of 1862.

Dated at end: March 1st, 1863.

1897 University of Michigan Baseball Team

School of Nursing Class of 1994

Top Row: Laura Anderson, Sherry Armstrong, Sarah Arnoldi, Rosalie Arzadon, Leslie Bair, Angela Baker, Kristy Barker, Elizabeth Barrios, Tamara J. Becker, Kristen Bekker, Kathryn Birkmeier, Lucinda Brach, Stacy Brege, Pamela K. Burke, Nicole Bushey

Row 2: Nancy Byington, Heidi Campbell, Jason Patton, Jodi Kaplan, Dawn Buhl, Colleen Carolan, Elizabeth Conklin, Krisanne Kircos, Margie Tucker, Jennifer Sanders, Angela Vitale, Kathleen S. Kemp, Tom Atkinson, Tanya M. Cerbins, Tamra Chute

Row 3: Kirsten A. Covell, Michelle Currie, Kristina Davis, Albert Deogracias, Deana Diokno, Elizabeth Donovan, Kathryn Drobitch, Andrea Dunbar, Carol Dunlap, Kelley Dutcheshen

Row 4: Shannon Fitzpatrick, Tracy Fouchey, Carol Gerstner, Holly Gray, Jacqueline Hair, Lisa Hart, Kristen Hawley, Joanna Hesford, Nicole Hill, Denise Hines, Matthew Hoffmann, Christa Holland

Row 5: Debra Horvath, Lisa Hottmann, Paul Howell, Susan Isley, Violet H. Barkauskas, Elisabeth Pennington, Rhetaugh G. Dumas, Janice Lindberg, Beverly Jones, Susie Jahan, Denielle Jordan, Kellie Kennon, Hanah Kiernan

Row 6: Sally A. Klyn, Ellen Kraft, Sheri Kurashige, Nancy Kushman, Jeannine Marie LaDouceur, Opal Lesse, Heather Joy Lirette, Dana Lloyd, Eileen Mac Innis, Sara MacKeigan, Marilyn Martin, Stephanie Martino, Lynette May, Amy Marie Mazur, Tracy McIntyre, Amy Marie McManur

Row 7: Lynne Michalski, Jennie Mille, Jennifer Moran, Marvella M. Muzik, Tara Nichols, Teri Nies, Maria Nistal, Lori Olivet, Constance Paglis, Andrea Pelham-Reichel, Michelle Perkins, Barbara persensky, Julianne Plaza, Sonia Prichard, Sarah Prush

Row 8: Michael Ranieri, Shanda Richards, Carleen Roberts, Marie Antoinette Robinson, Kelly A. Saran, Deborah Saunders, Christine Sawicki, Donna Schaldenbrand, Noelle Schellig, Marci Simon, Colleen Sirhal, Kathryn Smay, Susan Snyr, Diane Sobecki, Wendy Stevens, Carolyn A. Storck

Row 9: Maria Tandoc, Linda Tate, Nicole Theodore, William Troy, Diana Underwood, Maria Villegas, Jennifer Vite, Marianne Weir, Kelly Whitman, Angela Willbrandt, Wendy Winkler, Yvette Wright, Jill Yatcho, Catherine Zawacki, Theresa Zeiler

1896 UM Track Team

Back Row (standing L-R): Edward(?) Marsh, st. mngr. Orestes Wright, Charles Tryon, Joseph Thomas, Norwood Ayers, Duane Stuart, trainer Keene Fitzpatrick, Arthur Haegler

2nd Row (seated on bench): Charles Chubb, Edward DePont, Charles McConkey, Henry Meining, Atalan Atkinson, Paul Vernor, John Bennett, Henry Heald

Front Row: (seated on ground):Edwin Woodruff, George St. Clair, James Leroy, Benjamin Bailey, William Matthews

1909 Men's Gymnastics Team (not a varsity sport)

Back Row: Bulmer, Kuhn, Greene, Haas, Gernandt,

Front Row: Baker, captain Atkinson, Cochrane

Board of Director and Officer of the Student Athletic Association, 1897-98

Back Row: Robert Danforth, Frank S. Simons, Forris D. Stevens, Albert H. Keith (baseball mngr), Harry Helfman (recoding secretary)

Middle Row: Harry L. Weinstein (treasurer), Carl M. Green, J.Deforest Richards (President), Albert Stevens, A.L.C. Atkinson

Front Row: Harry S. Vernon, Harrison Smalley, Harry T. Heald (ass't football mngr.)

Missing: Charles Tryon (vice president), Harry Potter (financial secretary), Ward Hughes (foootball mngr.), Allan Campbell (track mngr.), Walter Herrick (track mngr.), Harold Emmons, ass't football mngr.)

Memoirs of a New England village choir. With occasional reflections.

Although fictitious names are used, the scene is supposedly laid in Atkinson, N.H.

Facts for the laboring man ;

Originally pub. in the Newport (R. I.) Herald of the times, over the signature Narragansett.

The Saturday evening post.

Vol. numbering changed from v. 77 to v. 170, no. 31 with Jan. 29, 1898 issue.

Miss Martineau and her master /

"The work on which the following pages form a brief commentary, is entitled "Letters on the Laws of Man's Nature and Development." It consists of a correspondence between Miss Harriet Martineau and Mr. George Atkinson..."-pref.

The passenger pigeon,

Introduction.--My boyhood among the pigeons.--The passenger pigeon, from "American ornithology", by A. Wilson.--The passenger pigeon, from "Ornithological biography", by J.J. Audubon.--As James Fenimore Cooper saw it.--The wild pigeon of North America by Chief Pokagon, in "The Chautauquan"--The passenger pigeon, from "Life histories of North American birds", by C. Bendire.--Netting the pigeons, by W. Brewster, in "The Auk".--Efforts to check the slaughter, by Prof. H.B. Roney.--The pigeon butcher's defense, by E.F. Martin, in "American field".--Notes of a vanished industry.--Recollections of "old timers".--The last of the pigeons.--What became of the wild pigeon? By S. Cook, in "Forest and stream".--A novel theory of extinction, by C.H. Ames and R. Ridgway.--News from John Burroughs.--The pigeon in Manitoba, by G.E. Atkinson.--The passenger pigeon in confinement, by R. Deane, in "The Auk".--Nesting habits of the passenger pigeon, by Dr. M. Gibbs, in "The Oölogist".--Miscellaneous notes.

Memorials of Methodism in New Jersey, from the foundation of the first society in the state in 1770, to the completion of the first twenty years of its history. Containing sketches of the ministerial laborers, distinguished laymen, and prominent societies of that period.

Includes bibliographical references.

Problems of a new world,

Preface.--Collapse of the old order.--The civilian mind.--The tragi-comedy of war-idealism.--The new industrial revolution.--A new world.

Brougham and his early friends; letters to James Loch, 1798-1809.

v. 4. revised notes.