Oregon (Territory) Archives: letters, reports, messages, memorials, and other papers not published in the Office of the Secretary of State : Salem, Oregon : ms., 1878.

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Oregon (Territory) Archives: letters, reports, messages, memorials, and other papers not published in the Office of the Secretary of State : Salem, Oregon : ms., 1878.

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Transcript in the hand of J. Henry Brown, supplementary to The Oregon Archives (Salem, 1853). Miscellaneous documents of 1844; four messages dated 1845; an address "To the Citizens of the United States," ca. 1845, said to have been written by Jesse Applegate or W.H. Gray; Memorials to Congress and related documents, 1845-1849; military orders and letters relating to the Cayuse War, 1847-1848; documents pertaining to Felix Scott's service as Indian Sub-Agent, Southwestern District, 1848; and others pertaining to S.R. Thurston's attacks on the Hudson's Bay Company.

Originals : 217 leaves ; 32 cm.Copies : partial microfilm reel (197 exposures) : negative (Rich. 105:12) and positive (Film P-A, reel 8)

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