Leases for tracts in Gallatin Saline Reserve, 1817-1826.

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Leases for tracts in Gallatin Saline Reserve, 1817-1826.

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Leases of tracts in the Gallatin saline reserve were executed by the Governor and include names, residences, and signatures of lessees; terms of lease (e.g., duration and amount of rent due annually); date lease executed; and signature of Governor. Also includes incoming correspondence tothe Governor from U.S. Treasury Department, General Land Office, and individuals regarding selection of tracts from the saline reserve and applications for and approval of leases.

ledgers .25 cubic ft.

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