Indiana, 1853-1879

Receipts of payment and related correspondence; Checks from Indiana with engraving of an Indigenous American, a dog with key and some other object in front of a box or building also eagle, [A report on the state of the Institute having come as property superintendent the previous year. The lease had passed to the state which had allowed the property to fall into disrepair; effort had been made to sell the property and divert it to other purposes than was first intended which effort had originated with friends of Penn College. But the school could still function if sufficient repairs were made, this requiring additional revenue beyond what the land (farm) now yields]