Selected documents.[Letters received 1846-1878.]. [microfilm].

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Selected documents.[Letters received 1846-1878.]. [microfilm].

Letters recieved from Council Bluffs (1846-1848), St. Louis (1846-1848), New Mexico (1852-1872), Upper Missouri (1848), and Arizona (1864-1878). Also includes record copies of letters sent, report book no. 5, and letter books nos. 39, 40, 41.

1 reel : manuscript; 35mm., pos.

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