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INDIANA HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS

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1805, August 26	Harrison to Secretary of War Concerning his policy in treating with the Indians	161
1805, August 26	Message Proroguing the general Assembly and fixing the time for meeting again	164
1805, September 16	Harrison to Henry Dearborn, Esq. concerning the acceptance of the Treaty of the Delawares, laws passed by the legislature. Enclosures: Act prohibiting liquors to Indians; invoice to Geo. Wallace	164
1805, September 24	Commission of William Bullit in militia	168
1805, September 24	Commission of Benjamin Parke in militia	168
1805, October 11	Secretary of War to Harrison Treaty with the Miamis and purchase of land from Piankeshaws	169
1805, October 18	Harrison to Henry Dearborn Commending the conduct of Capt. Stoddard while acting as civil commandant of Upper Louisiana	170
1805, November 10	Petition of Gov. and judges of Indiana territory asking for an increase in salary in connection with an increase of their duties as gov. and judges of La. Territory Madison's Report, Feb. 6, 1806	170
1805, Nov. 15, and Feb. 7	Harrison to the Speaker of House of Representatives of U. S. enclosing the resolution of Indiana Legislature on the separation of Mississippi counties	172
1805, November 20	Harrison to Jefferson Nominations for council	174
1805, November 29	Harrison to Secretary of War Indians and their accounts	175
1805, December 10	Perry to Harrison speech to Kickapoo chiefs, insult of the Americans to the chief Pawatamo, his attitude toward the whites	176
1805, December 16	Shadrach Bond to Harrison talk with the Indians concerning peace Answer of Indians enclosed	177