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Ratified treaty no. 207, documents relating to the negotiation of the treaty of May 9, 1836, with the Swan Creek and Black River bands of Chippewa Indians in Michigan

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Ratified treaty no. 207, documents relating to the negotiation of the treaty of May 9, 1836, with the Swan Creek and Black River bands of Chippewa Indians in Michigan
National Archives, May 9, 1836

1. Instructions, Mar. 14, 1836. (OIA, LS, vol. 18, p. 179-180)

2. Treaty (copy) and signatures, in handwriting of H. R. Schoolcraft, Comr.*

3. Sec. of War to President, May 10, 1836. (OIA, LS, vol. 18, p. 394)

4. Sec. of Treasury to Act'g Sec. of War, Sept. 27, 1836, informing him that the Comr. of the General Land Office had been instructed to make surveys required by the treaty. (OIA, LR, Mich., T-32, 1836)

5. Schoolcraft to Comr. of Indian Affairs, Dec. 20, 1836, concerning the wish of the Indians to send an exploring party to select their new lands provided by art. 4 of treaty. (OIA, LR, Mich., S-131, 1836)

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