[Claims of the state of Minnesota for reimbursement of Civil War expenses]. 1862-1888.

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[Claims of the state of Minnesota for reimbursement of Civil War expenses]. 1862-1888.

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Primarily audit reports, abstracts, and other accounting records (1862-1888) related to the audit and settlement by the Office of the Third Auditor, U.S. Department of the Treasury, of Minnesota Indian War claims against the federal government for reimbursement of military expenses incurred for the service of citizen militia and home guard units during the U.S.-Dakota War of 1862. Also present are a smaller number of analogous documents (1862-1887) pertaining to the state's claims for reimbursement of expenditures for state troops that served in the Civil War, which were settled jointly with its Indian War claims.

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Minnesota. State Auditor

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