Daily State Record January 19, 1862, lists Paul E. Havens as appointed to the Banks and Currency Committee. Also details debate in the state house over the use of the term “jayhawking” in a resolution against stealing.

The following papers may have been retained for personal, business, or political purposes: St. Louis Evangelist, October 1881, laments the death of President James Garfield; The Washington Times (Washington, D.C.), December 20, 1894; The Tipton Advertiser (Tipton, Iowa), September 24, 1896; The Washington Post (Washington, D.C.), April 4, 1898; The Vineyard Gazette (Edgartown, Massachusetts), November 14, 1907; and The Jefferson County Tribune (Oskaloosa, Kansas), December 2, 1910.