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TEXAS. 
No. 68.-Report of Robert S. Neighbors, supervisory agent. 
No.' 69.-Report of John R. Baylor, special agent. 
No. 70.-Report of S. P. Ross, special agent. 
NEW MEXICO. 
No. 71.-Report of Governor David Merriwether, superintendent ex 
officio. 
No. 
No. 
No. 
WASHINGTON TERRITORY. 
72.-Letter of Governor Isaac I. Stevens, superintendent ex 
officio. 
73.-Copy of letter of William Craig, sub-agent. 
'4.-Letter of Governor Stevens relative to the peaceable con- 
dition of certain tribes. 
OREGON TERRITORY. 
No. 75.-Letter of Superintendent Palmer, relative to Indian affairs 
in Walla-Walla. 
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No. 
No. 
No. 
No. 
No. 
No. 
No. 
No. 
No. 
No. 
No. 
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55.-Report of the Rev. C. C. Copeland, missionary to the Choc- 
taws. 
56.-Report of the Rev. E. Hotchkin, missionary to the Choc- 
taws. 
57.-Report of I. Ballentine, superintendent of Good Water 
female boarding-school. 
58.-Report of Simon Hancock, William and Lewis Cass, native 
Baptist preachers. 
59.-Report of John Edwards, superintendent of Wheelock fe- 
male seminary. 
60.-Report of Simon L. Hobbs, upon the neighborhood school 
at Lenox. 
61.--Report of the Rev. 0. P. Stark, missionary to the Choctaws. 
62.-Report of J. H. Carr, superintendent of the Bloomfield 
academy. 
63.-Report of the Rev. W. L. McAlister, missionary to the 
Choctaws. 
64.-Report of Alexander Reid, superintendent of Spencer 
academy. 
65.-Report of C. H. Wilson, superintendent of the Chirkasaw 
Wahpanucka female institute. 
66.-Report of J. C. Robinson, superintendent of the Chickasaw 
manual labor school. 
67.-Report of E. Couch, superintendent of the Chickasaw Col- 
bert Institute. 
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