Two-page letter from Amos Kendall in Washington to Asa Dodge Smith, telling him about his illness and that he is unable to aid Dartmouth in the way of endowment.

Letter from Amos Parker Wood in Haverhill, New Hampshire to Asa Dodge Smith, asking that his son be excused for the first few days after vacation.

One-page letter from Amos Pettengill Bartlett in Peoria, Ill., to Asa Dodge Smith. Bartlett says that his son Will has been detained at home because of weak eyes.

Letter from Amos Tuck in Exeter to Asa Dodge Smith, enclosing a $500 bond to pay his subscription to Dartmouth College.

Suggestion by Amos Tuck to the Trustees to appoint committee to study resolutions of Merrimack County Conference of Congregational Churches, Hanover. Committee members are Tuck, Nathaniel Bouton and Ira Allen Eastman. Will report on action to be taken.

Letter from Amos Wallingford Pike in Rollinsford to Asa Dodge Smith, asking whether his son John E. Pike has fullfilled the requirements of the Berwick Academy Scholarship.

Letter from Amos Wallingford Pike in Rollinsford to Asa Dodge Smith, asking for a certificate of his son's conduct and rank in class.

Letter from Amos Willets Wright in Springboro, O. to Asa Dodge Smith, asking to be excused until the spring term.

Letter from Andrew McFarland in Jacksonville, Illinois to Asa Dodge Smith, thanking Smith for the honorary degree conferred upon him.

Four-page letter from Anna E. Kimball to Asa Dodge Smith, enclosing a corrected bill for services rendered Albert Plummer by E.E. Kimball.

Three-page letter from "Anon" to Asa Dodge Smith, advising Smith how to deal with the collision between the freshmen and sophomores.

Letter from Anthony Colby in New London, New Hampshire to President Nathan Lord, telling him that he will be unable to attend the Trustees meeting. The vacancy caused by Prof. Haddock's absence should be filled. Includes an additional undated letter from Colby to Lord.

Letter from Anthony Colby in New Haven to Asa Dodge Smith, telling him that in regard to the Agricultural College, the chances are in favor of Dartmouth. Smith may add writer's name to any paper he sends to the legislature.

Apology by members of the Class of 1868 for misbehavior in the recitation room, signed by members of the freshman class including George Burritt Vanderpoel, Asa Brown Cook, George Adams Blanchard (1848-1893), Raymond Noyes, Eldridge West Merrill (1846-1899), Edward Payson Sherman (1846-1668), John King Lord (1848-1926), Henry Salter Clark (1847-1924), John Herbert Twombly, Edward Abbott Cushing (1846-1913), Hiram Miller George, John Ward Page and Frederic Gove Cochran (1845-1901).

Dartmouth College Class of 1866 appointments for Junior exhibition.

Two-page letter from Arthur George Lewis in Danvers, Mass., to Asa Dodge Smith asking for a recommendation as a teacher. Lewis asks if he can have his diploma in the summer if he gets a situation.

Letter from Arthur Marcus Burbank in Hanover to the president and faculty of Dartmouth College, asking to be readmitted to the Class of 1868.

Letter from Arthur Marcus Burbank in Hanover to the president and faculty of Dartmouth College, telling them that if he is readmitted to college, writer will give a truthful account of his connection with the "burning affair" of sophomore fall.

Two-page letter from Arthur Walter Blair in North Haverhill, N.H., to Asa Dodge Smith. Blair is teaching and asks to be excused until one week after the usual six weeks.

Letter from Arthur Winthrop Dudley in Exeter, asking for a recommendation.