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Balances due by individuals out of office.

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due to, and by officers of the United States.

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of unexpended appropriations July 1, 1847..

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Bancroft, George, in relatior. to postal arrangements with Great Britain.. 2

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Bank returns, report of the Secretary of the Treasury.

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Barhydt, D. P., report on the warehouse system of Europe..

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Barker, F., report of.....

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Barney, J., United States agent..

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Beach, John, report as agent for Sacs and Foxes.

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Blanchard, J. D., report of..

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Brazito, report of the battle of....

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Bremen, mail from New York to

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Brockaway, W. H., report of .

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Brown, W. J., Second Assistant Postmaster General.

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Brown, U., report on liquid fire..

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Bruce, Amos J., report as agent at St. Peter's..

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Buchanan, James, Secretary of State, despatches to the Mexican govern-

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Buena Vista, report and sub-report of the battle of.

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Buildings, public, and grounds, annual report of the Commissioner of.. 3 24
Burke, Edmund, Commissioner of Patents, annual report of.

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in relation to room for models. 5 48

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California and New Mexico, report of the Secretary of War...

report of the Secretary of the Navy...
explorations of, by Lieutenant Colonel Cooke

and Lieutenants Emory, Abert, and John.
Indians in, &c.
Capitol, report of Commissioner of Public Buildings and Grounds on the

introduction of gas into.
Cerro Gordo, report of the battle of..
Charleston, mail from, to Chagres, letter from the Postmaster General...

A. Contract with M. C. Modecai.....
B. Abstract of various propositions submitted to the Post Of-

fice Department.
Chapultepec, report of the storming of...
Cherokee Indians, report from the Commissioner of Indian Affairs in rela.

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statement by the Second Auditor of amounts paid to va.

rious officers and agents employed in the execution of

the treaty of 1835–6..
statement of expenditures for carrying into effect the

treaty of New Echota of December, 1835..
Chickasaw fund, annual statement of credits and expenditures..

statement from January 1 to December 31, 1847.

exhibit of sales in the Chickasaw cession in 1847.
Chihuahua, occupation of.
Childs, Colonel, report of...
Churubusco, report of the battle of,
Claim of Thomas H. Noble, report of the Third Auditor in relation to..
Claim of Matthews, Wood, and Hall, report of the Solicitor of the Treas:
Claim of Aaron Leggelt, report of the Secretary of State on the.

List of papers accompanying the same...
Claims under the Cherokee treaty of 1835–6, report from the Secretary of

War on the.....
report of Messrs. Harden and

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Treasury Department.

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Clerks, additional required, in the Treasury Department.

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Collee, annual consumption of, from 1821 to 1847.....

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Commerce, revenue, and population of the United States from 1790 to 1847 1 6 91
Commerce of the lakes and western rivers..

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Missouri and its branches... 3 19 19
Obio and its branches..

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extent of lake coast, harbors, their condition, &c

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Cooke, Lieutenant Colonel P. St. George, report of his march from Santa
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Compensation, extra, to Generals Cass and Taylor.

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Contingent expenses of the Navy Department..

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State Department.

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Treasury Department.

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War Department.

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Contreras, report and sub-report of battle of

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Constitution of the State of Wisconsin....

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Contracts under anthority of the Treasury Department.

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War Department.

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list of, Bure u of Construction, &c.

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Yard, and Docks...

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Provisions and Clothing.

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Contractors, additional allowance io mail.....

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Correspondence beiween Secretaries of State and War înd General

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Sco:t, General Taylor, and Mr. Trist..

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Court of inqziry, Puebla, Mexic)...

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Court Martial.' Lievienants Pendee and Singletary.

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Creek Indian reservations..

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Cummins, P. H., report of.

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Cummins, R. W., report of, as Indian agent at Fort Leavenworth..

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Dayton, A. O., report on navy and privateer pension fund.........
Dock, dry, New York, report on...:

floating, dry, with report of Secretary of Navy..
Dodge, Governor Henry, report of, as ex-officio superintendent of Indian

affairs...
Dougherty, P., report of.....
Douglas, Charles, Commissioner of Public Buildings and Grounds, annual
Daties, revenue and expenditures...
Duval, M., report of, as sub-agent for Seminoles.

report of...

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survey of pubiic lands.

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intercourse with foreign nations...

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under the direction of the War Department.

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under the direction of the Navy Departmen

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recapitulation,

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statement A--of dutie“, revenue, and expenditures, during fiscal

year ending 30th June, 1847...
statement B-of duties, revenues, and expenditures for the 1st

quarter of the fiscal year, from 1st July to 30th September,

1847
statement C...
statement D-of all treasury notes paid under the provisions of

act of Congress, 10th August, 1846, which have been stolen

and put in circulation....
statement E-of amount of public debt paid from 1st December,

1846, to 1st December, 1847.
statement F-of ihe public debt....
statement G and H-of amount of loans available.
statement I-of treasury notes under act of July 22, 1846..
statement K-of treasury notes under act of January 28, 1847..
statement L-of treasury notes under act of January 28, 1847,

exchanged for specie.....
statemeni M-reimbursement of treasury notes.
statement N-list of transfer drafis...
statement P--of treasury notes issued monthly..
statement Q-annual payments on account of interest and prin.

cipal of public debt from 1789 to 1847....
statement R-coinage of the mint from 1792 to 1838..
statement S-coinage of the mint from 1st December, 1846, to

1st December, 1847...
statement M-import and export of gold and silver (or the year

ending 30th June, 1847.....
prices of United States treasury notes and stocks at New York,

from December 1, 1846, to December 1, 1847.
same at New Orleans..
statement of commerce, revenue, and population of the United

States, from 1790 to 1847...
value of foreign merchandise imported and re-exported annually,

from 1790 10 1847...
value of domestic and foreign produce exported for the same time.
value of imports and exports, (exclusive of coin and bullion,)

from 1821 to 1847...
coin and bullion imported and exported annually, from 1821 to

1847....

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Finances, value of cotton exported from 1790 to 1307.....

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proposal for loan of 1817...

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value of imports remaining in warehouse 30th September, 1847. 1 6 111
comparative statement of foreign, coasting, and total tonnage
of the United States, with increase and decrease for several

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value of coffee consumed annually, from 1821 to 1847.

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value of teas consumed annually, from 1821 to 1847.

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estimated amount of tonnage to 1857....

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relating to custom-house ‘at New Orleans.

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geological examination of Wisconsin....

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geological examination of Michigan.....

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instructions to examine certain warehouses in Europe.

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report on the same-Messrs. Wolden and Barhydt.

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Fire, liquid, report on...

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Fitzgerald, W. P. N., examiner of patents...

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Fletcher, J. E., sub-agent for Winnebagoes, report of .

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Forman, J. W., Sac and Fox farmer, report of....

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Gibson, George, Commissary General of Subsistence.
Graham, Daniel, Register of the Treasury, with receipts and expenditures

for the year ending 30th June, 1847..

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Hagner, Peter, Third Auditor, report of...

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report on claims of Thos. H. Noble.

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Hall, S., report of ....
Hamilton, W., report of...
Harris, Dr. Thomas, Chief of Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, report of. 2
Harvey, T. H., superintendent at St. Louis, report of .
Hayes, James P., sub-agent at La Pointe, report of
Heiskeli, Dr. H. L., Acting Surgeon General, report of.
Hewneti, Richard, sub-agent Wyandotts, report of..
Hopkins, R., report of...
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B. Licenses, regulation concerning the granting of..
C. Spirituous liquors, regulations concerning the introduction into the la.

dian country of...
D. Spirituous liquors, letter of Secretary of War to governors of States on

the subject of suppressing trade in....
E. Spirituous liquors, answer of the Governor of Alabama to the game... 2
F. Stockbridges, papers relative to the difficulties of the..
G. Stocks, statement of investments for the Indians in
H. Statement of the interest appropriated for certain tribes, in lieu of in-

vesting the sums provided by treaty, in stocks...

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No. 1. Report of Wm. A. Richmond, acting superintendent and agent,
Detroit

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No. 2. Report of James Ord, sub-agent at Sault St. Marie

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No. 3. Report of Gov. Henry Dodge, superintendent ex-officio, Wisconsin 2
No. 4. Report of James P. Hayes, sub-agent at La Pointe

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No. 5. Report of Albert G. Ellis, sub-agent at Green Bay
No. 6. Report of Thomas H. Harvey, superintendent at St. Louis

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No. 8. Report of John Beach, agent for the Sacs and Foxes of Mississippi 2

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No. 9. Report of G. C. Matlock, agent, Upper Missouri..

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No. 10. Report of Amos J. Bruce, agent at St. Peters...

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No. 11. Report of John Miller, agent at Council Bluffs

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No. 12. Report of J. C. Fletcher, sub-agent for Winnebagoes.

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No. 13. Report of Alfred Vaughan, sub-agent on Osage river

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No. 14. Report of R. B. Mitchell, sub-agent at Council Bluffs.

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No. 15. Report of Richard Hewett, sub-agent for the Wyandotts.

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No. 16. Report of W. E. Rucker, sub-agent for the Great Nemaha.. 2 8 875
No. 17. Report of S. M. Rutherford, acting superintendent and agent Wes-
tern territory...

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No. 18. Report of J. McKisick, agent for Cherokees .

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No. 19. Report of A. M. M. Upshaw, agent for Chickasaws

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No 191. Report of James Logan, agent for Creeks ...

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No. 20. Report of M. Duval, sub-agent for Seminoles

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No. 21. Report of Wm. P. Angel, sub-agent for New York Indians..

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No. 22. Report of Robert S. Neighbors, special Indian agent, Texas.

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No. 26. Report of F. H. Cumming, Ottowas of Michigan...
No. 27. Report of P. Dougherty, Ottowas of Michigan...
No. 28. Report of George N. Smith, Ottawas of Michigan...
No. 29. Report of P. P. Lefevre, Oitowas and Chippewas of Michigan
No. 30. Report of L. Slater, Oriowas of Michigan...
No. 31. Report of W. H. Brockway, Oliowas and Chippewas of Michi-

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No. 32 Report of A. Bingham, Chippewas of Michigan
No. 33. Report of S. Hall, Chippewas of Mississippi
No. 34. Report of L. H. Wheeler, Chippewas of Mississippi.
No. 35. Report of T. H. Williamson, Sioux...
No. 36. Report of R. Hopkins, Sioux
No. 37. Report of S. R. Riggs, Sioux
No. 38. Report of R. Hopkins and A. G. Huggins, Sioux.
No. 39. Report of J. D. Blanchard, Delawares
No. 40. Report of F. Barker, Shawnees..
No. 41. Report of Edward McKinney, Ottoes and Omahas.
No. 42. Report of S. Allis, Pawnees.
No. 43. Report of D. Lowry, Winnebagoes.
No. 44. Report of Jon. Meeker, Ottowas, West
No. 45. Report of E. McCoy, Pottawatomies..
No. 46. Report of B. M. Adams: Weas
No. 47. Report of J. F. L. Verreydt. Pottawatomies.
No. 48. Report of S. M. Irvin and B. Hamilton, Sacs and lowas
No. 49. Report of S. Lyda, Iowa farmer...
No. 50. Report of J. W. Forman, Sac and Fox farmer...
No. 51. Report of S. M. Rutherford schools in Western territory
Indians in California, Oregon, and New Mexico..

Cherokee
Indian Department, persons employed in.
Instructions to Messrs. Sevier and Clifford

Mr. Slidell....
Irvin, S. M., report of....

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Jones, R., Adjutant General, report of......
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Johnson, C., Postmaster General, report of ....
Johnston, Lieutenant, report of.

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