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Invitation for William Bosson (1806-1887) to attend a "convention" in the Senate Chamber on August 25, 1865. Signed by Edward Maynard, secretary.

Letter of introduction stating that William Bosson (1806-1887) is authorized to travel to New York and select a bank for the state of Tennessee, for paying the upcoming July interest. On "State of Tennessee, Executive Department" illustrated stationery.

Designates William Bosson (1806-1887) as Brownlow's proxy to represent him "in the Board of Finance in all matters relating to the interests of the State," should Brownlow be absent.

Typed transcription of the letters on page 54.

Typed transcription of the invitation on page 54.

Manuscript note by William Bosson (1806-1887) identifies these items as two "slips" of text from a report of Judge Samuel Watson. President of the State Bank of Tennessee and President of State Financial Board."

William Bosson (1806-1887) will represent Brownlow, should the Louisville Committee wish to "negotiate with the State authorities" about the Clarksville Railroad. "Himself and I fully agree, and understand each others views." Brownlow adds: "I will fully endorse whatever he May do in the premises."

William Bosson (1806-1887) will represent Brownlow in negotiations with authorities respecting a scrip from the "General Government." Gives Bosson power of attorney. A manuscript note by Bosson relates that this power of attorney was given to him "to act in his place on a commission appointed by Legislature to sell land scrip, which was sold 300,000 Acres to Mr. Lewis highest bidder at 90 60/100 cts per Acre."

Typed transcriptions of the manuscripts on page 56.

Typed transcription of the printed clippings and note on page 56.