Published poem by Louis A. Bertrand.

Translation by Michelle Stockman of poem "Les Prairies" from French into English.

Letter from Thomas L. Kane to William Dougal [code name?], Salt Lake, copy, written in code language with deciphered meanings written above, President Grant is hostile, Brigham Young should stay hidden.

Letter from Grant, Philadelphia, to Thomas L. Kane, he will take the course Thomas L. Kane advises with "the Papers, etc." he had hoped that Thomas L. Kane knew of their "domestic relations," until he saw Thomas L. Kane's letter to Fillmore, he had felt bound to tell Thomas L. Kane about polygamy. Dated December 29, 1851.

Letter from Grant giving his appreciation to Kane. Dated May 5, 1852.

Letter from Grant, New York, to Thomas L. Kane, nothing lacking on Grant's part relating to the Post Office, etc., the revision of pamphlet defending the Mormons, "No. II" completed and being sent with this letter. [missing] Dated May 6, 1852.

Letter from Grant, New York, to Thomas L. Kane, the pamphlet will be printed that day and bound the next, his notes ready, he's leaving notes and pamphlets with Mr. Hicks. Dated May 11, 1852.

Letter from Grant, Salt Lake, to Thomas L. Kane, answering Thomas L. Kane's questions about the land of Utah, in regards to building railroads, sends Memorial to the Honorable Jefferson Davis, not there, trouble with the Indians, Thomas L. Kane has had "other restoratives" which have benefitted him as much as mountain air. Dated December 31, 1853.

Letter from Hart, Utah Emigrant Office, New York, to Thomas L. Kane, Kane, he deposited $2000 to Thomas L. Kane's credit in the Bank of America per instructions of John Taylor. Encloses bank receipt. Dated July 7, 1882. Dated July 7, 1882.

Letter from Hart, New York, to Thomas L. Kane, Kane, deposit was made at the instance of George Q. Cannon, reminds Thomas L. Kane of two times when they've met previously. Dated July 13, 1882.