William Clark, superintendent of Indian affairs, to all whom it may concern : whereas Pratte, Chouteau & Co. having applied for a license to trade for one year ... : license, 1836 Apr. 22.

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William Clark, superintendent of Indian affairs, to all whom it may concern : whereas Pratte, Chouteau & Co. having applied for a license to trade for one year ... : license, 1836 Apr. 22.

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Annual license, April 22, 1836, granted by William Clark, superintendent of Indian affairs, St. Louis Superintendency, to Pratte, Chouteau and Company permitting trade throughout the west with the Indians.

1 item (l leaf) ; 13 x 24 cm.

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