5 telegrams, each of these telegraphs are from B.F. Hosford to Colonel Kellogg. The telegraphs contain the number of men recruited for the 2[sup]nd[/sup] Connecticut Volunteer Artillery. Winthrop is assumed to obtain these telegraphs after Colonel Kellogg’s death.

2 clipping, the first is the front page of the Philadelphia Inquirer which has general news of the nation and on the back it also includes reports from Union Generals Sheridan and Meade. The second is a clipping describing what the descendents of Jonathan Edwards, the former President of Princeton University, have gone on to work as.

These notes contain mostly background information on things and people mentioned and dates of occurrence in the diary of Winthrop H. Phelps. Some of the page numbers for these entries are listed.

1 package of leaflets entitled “Important Questions.” These are multiple short leaflets about a page or two each on questions of a religious nature.