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A printed docu­ment, it reads also: "Ordered, by the House of Commons, to be printed 17 June, 1864."

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Transcript of cases, with the sentences of all the famous early Mexican Inquisition cases.

Transcription Headquarters, Fort Chadbourne, Texas 20th April, 1860 Major, Your letter of the [inst], postmarked Fort Smith, 15th April, was received by me this morning and in reply regret my inability to comply with your request. Owing to the presence of Indians in this immediate vicinity of this post, I have been compelled to send a detachment from my company to take charge of the mountain pass station of the O, L and M Co., and ere long it will no doubt become necessary to send out additional parties...

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An unsigned, undated letter dealing with troubles between certain of the Sioux tribe and other unidentified persons mostly concerning boundary lines.

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Letter from Anthony Wayne written from Savannah, Georgia to Governor Edward Telfair asking what measures have been taken to recover prisoners and property carried off by Indians (Creek) which according to a certain treaty were to be delivered before June 1. He also asks what the governor’s sentiments are about compensation for depredations committed by the Creeks prior to the treaty.

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Letter from Basil Stepp, Claremore to Dr. S. R. Ross. Regarding appraisal of John Dirickson Place. One sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on recto. Folder 1347.

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Trial of Fray Bartolomé de Salvatierra.

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Receipt signed by Anthony Wayne in 1795 for three Indian women, one girl, and one boy, surrendered by the Delawares. They had been captured in 1794.

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A boxed set of documents dealing with the Yankton Sioux Indian Tribe. The first document contains the Articles of Agreement between the U. S. Government and the Yankton Sioux for the sale of their surplus lands, 1892-93. The other papers deal primarily with this same subject.