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Ratified treaty no. 353, treaty of March 29, 1866, with the Potawatomi Indians. For a list of documents relating to this treaty see special list no. 6

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Ratified treaty no. 353, treaty of March 29, 1866, with the Potawatomi Indians. For a list of documents relating to this treaty see special list no. 6
National Archives, March 29, 1866

1. L. R. Palmer, U. S. Ind. Agt., to Comr. of Indian Affairs, Mar. 12, 1866, enclosing letter of same date from Potawatomi Business Committee suggesting amendments to Treaty of Nov. 15, 1861. (OIA, LR, Potawatomi, P-73, 1866)

2. Comr. of Indian Affairs to Sec. of Interior, Mar. 20, 1866, proposing articles supplementary to treaty of Nov. 15, 1861. (ID, LR)

3. Sec. of Interior to Comr. of Indian Affairs, Mar. 26, 1866, assenting to proposal of Comr. of Indian Affairs (item 2 above) and enclosing draft of proposed amendments. (OIA, LR, Potawatomi, I-184, 1866)

4. Palmer to Comr. of Indian Affairs, Mar. 29, 1866, certifying to authority of Potawatomi delegation in Washington to transact business for tribe. (OIA, LR, Potawtomi, P-95, 1866)

5. Comr. of Indian Affairs to Sec. of Interior, Mar. 30, 1866. (ID, LR)

Note: For instructions, see item 1 and note under Treaty of Mar. 21, 1866, with Seminole.

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