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Ratified treaty no. 233, documents relating to the negotiation of the treaty of October 19, 1838, with the Iowa Indians

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Ratified treaty no. 233, documents relating to the negotiation of the treaty of October 19, 1838, with the Iowa Indians
National Archives, October 19, 1838

1. Instructions, Feb. 23 and Mar. 27, 1838. (OIA, LS, vol. 23, p. 367, 509-510)

2. John Dougherty, Treaty Comr., to Wm. Clark, May 30, 1838, concerning the claim of the Iowa to the Des Moines country and proposed treaty for ceding the same; with copy of reply to above of June 11, 1838, and covering letter of June 12, 1838, from Wm. Clark. (OIA, LR, Gr. Nemaha, C-722, 1838)

3. Dougherty to Comr. of Indian Affairs, Oct. 19, 1838, reporting on the conclusion of treaty with Iowa.*

4. Comr. of Indian Affairs to Sec. of War, Feb. 14, 1839, reporting on treaty. (OIA, Rept. Books, vol. 1, p. 130)

5. Sec. of War to President, Feb. 16, 1839. (OIA, Rept. Books, vol. 1, p. 135)

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