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Ratified treaty no. 282, documents relating to the negotiation of the treaty of January 22, 1855, with the Kalapuya and other confederated bands of Indians of the Willamette Valley

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Ratified treaty no. 282, documents relating to the negotiation of the treaty of January 22, 1855, with the Kalapuya and other confederated bands of Indians of the Willamette Valley
National Archives, January 22, 1855

1. Joel Palmer, Treaty Comr., to Comr. of Indian Affairs, Jan. 15 and 20, 1855, concerning the negotiations. (OIA, LR, Oreg. Suptcy., P-341, 1855)

2. Treaty (copy) in Journal of Treaty Negotiations in Oreg. Ter., 1851-55. (Oreg. Suptcy., LR, 1855)

3. Palmer to Comr. of Indian Affairs, Jan. 23, 1855, transmitting triplicate copy of the treaty, discussing provisions of the treaty, and giving some details of the negotiations.*

4. Comr. of Indian Affairs to Sec. of Interior, Mar. 1, 1855, reporting on treaty. (OIA, LS, Rept. Books, vol. 8, p. 347)

Note: For instructions, see item 1 under Treaty of Nov. 15, 1854.

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