Estimates for appropriations for the support of the Bureau of Yards and Docks, Estimates for appropriations for the support of the Bureau of Equipment and Estimates for appropriations for the support of the Bureau of Navigation, in Estimates for appropriations for the support of the Naval Observatory for the Estimates for appropriations for the support of the Nautical Almanac for the Estimates for appropriations for the support of the Bureau of Ordnance, of the Estimates for appropriations for the support of the Bureau of Construction Estimates for appropriations for the support of the Bureau of Steam Engineer- Estimate for appropriations for the support of the Bureau of Provisions and Estimates for appropriations for the support of the Marine Corps for the year Estimates for appropriations for postal service for the year ending June 30, Estimates for appropriations for the Capitol extension and new dome. F. Fines and deductions from the pay of contractors for the year ending June Foreign Affairs. Papers relating to... Fortifications for the year ending June 30, 1864. Estimates for appropri G. General and staff officers of the army for the year ending June 30, 1864. Es- Generals who are not assigned to command. Letter from the Secretary of Generals not assigned to actual command. Letter from the Secretary of War, H. Heads of departments in case of death, absence, or sickness. Letter from Hutchinson, John, for damages sustained at the hands of government. Let- I. Indian Affairs. Annual report of the Commissioner of.... Papers and documents accompanying the above report. NORTHERN SUPERINTENDENCY. 5 24 6 58 2 1 169 No. 1. Report of C. W. Thompson, superintendent.... No. 3. Letter of the Acting Commissioner to the Commissioner relative to No. 4. Letter of the Commissioner to the Secretary of the Interior, protest- No. 5. Report of A. C. Morrill, special agent for the Chippewas.. No. 7. Letter from Acting Secretary of State, transmitting copy of one from No. 8. Report of L. E. Webb, agent for the Chippewas of Lake Superior.. CENTRAL SUPERINTENDENCY. No. 10. Report of H. B. Branch, superintendent.... No. 11. Report of F. Johnson, agent for the Delawares.. No. 12. Report of O. H. Irish, agent for the Omahas.. No. 13. Report of Reverend R. I. Burtt, missionary for the Omahas. No. 15. Report of J. B. Abbott, agent for the Shawnees. No. 16. Report of C. B. Keith, agent for the Kickapoos No. 17. Report of G. A. Colton, agent for the Osage River Indians No. 18. Report of W. W. Ross, agent for the Pottawatomies.. No. 19. Report of B. F. Lushbaugh, agent for the Pawnees No. 20. Report of John P. Baker, agent for the Ottoes and Missourias No. 21. Report of John Loree, agent at the Upper Platte agency.. No. 22. Report of H. W. Farnsworth, of Kansas agency. No. 23. Report of John A. Burbank, agent at the Great Nemaha agency..... SOUTHERN SUPERINTENDENCY. No. 24. Report of Wm. G. Coffin, superintendent... No. 25. Report of G. A. Cutler, agent for the Creeks.. No. 26. Report of Isaac Coleman, agent for the Choctaws and Chickasaws. No. 28. Report of P. P. Elder, agent at the Neosho agency.. No. 29. Report of Superintendent Coffin relative to refugee Indians. No. 30. Report of the Commissioner, in answer to a resolution of the House No. 31. Reports of Agents Carruth and Martin relative to the refugee Indians. No. 324. Letters of Superintendent Coffin relative to correspondence with No. 33. Instructions to Baptiste Peoria for ascertaining the loyalty or disloy- DAKOTA SUPERINTENDENCY. No. 35. Report of Wm. Jayne, governor and ex officio superintendent.. No. 36. No. 37. No. 38. Report of John B. Hoffman, agent for the Poncas.. UTAH SUPERINTENDENCY. No. 39. Report of James Duane Doty, superintendent.. No. 40. Report of Luther Mann, jr., agent.. No. 41. Report of F. W. Hatch, agent at Spanish Fork reservation. No. 42. Letter of Superintendent Doty relative to danger from Indians.. No. 44. Letter of Reverend P. J. De S.net relative to the same subject.. Title. No. 45. Notice to persons contemplating crossing the plains of danger from NEVADA SUPERINTENDENCY. No. 46. Report of James W. Nye, governor and ex officio superintendent.... COLORADO SUPERINTENDENCY. No. 48. Report of John Evans, governor and ex officio superintendent NEW MEXICO SUPERINTENDENCY. No. 50. Report of James L. Collins, superintendent No. 52. Report of José A. Mauzanaries, agent No. 53. Report of Lorenzo Labadi, agent.. No. 54. Report of correspondence relative to furnishing Indians in New Mex- OREGON SUPERINTENDENCY. No. 55. Report of William H. Rector, superintendent... No. 56. Report of William H. Barnhart, agent at Umatilla agency. No. 58. Report of James B. Condon, agent at Grand Ronde agency No. 59. Report of William Logan, agent at Warm Spring reservation.. WASHINGTON SUPERINTENDENCY. No. 61. Report of B. F. Kendall, late superintendent.......... CALIFORNIA SUPERINTENDENCY. No. 62. Report of George N. Hanson, superintending agent for northern dis- trict No. 63. Report of same relative to loss of Klamath reservation. No. 64. Report of same of March 31, 1862.. No. 65. Report of same relative to his visit to different reservations. No. 66. Report of same relative to reducing the number of Indian reserva- No. 67. Report of John P. H. Wentworth, superintending agent for the GREEN BAY AGENCY. No. 68. Report of Moses M. Davis, agent.................. MACKINAC AGENCY. No. 69. Report of D. C. Leach, agent.... NEW YORK AGENCY. No. 70. Report of D. E. Sill, agent.............. MISCELLANEOUS. No. 71. Memorial of S. C. Pomeroy for the removal of Indians from Kansas. Title. No. 3. Letter of the Acting Commissioner to the Commissioner relative to No. 4. Letter of the Commissioner to the Secretary of the Interior, protest- No. 5. Report of A. C. Morrill, special agent for the Chippewas. No. 6. Correspondence between the Commissioner and others, while in Min- No. 7. Letter from Acting Secretary of State, transmitting copy of one from No. 8. Report of L. E. Webb, agent for the Chippewas of Lake Superior... CENTRAL SUPERINTENDENCY. No. 10. Report of H. B. Branch, superintendent..... No. 13. Report of Reverend R. I. Burtt, missionary for the Omahas. No. 14. Report of C. C. Hutchinson, agent for the Sacs and Foxes. No. 20. Report of John P. Baker, agent for the Ottoes and Missourias 269 No. 21. Report of John Loree, agent at the Upper Platte agency.. 274 1 276 No. 23. Report of John A. Burbank, agent at the Great Nemaha agency......... 1 277 No. 17. Report of G. A. Colton, agent for the Osage River Indians No. 18. Report of W. W. Ross, agent for the Pottawatomies.. No. 19. Report of B. F. Lushbaugh, agent for the Pawnees SOUTHERN SUPERINTENDENCY. No. 24. Report of Wm. G. Coffin, superintendent.. No. 25. Report of G. A. Cutler, agent for the Creeks.. No. 26. Report of Isaac Coleman, agent for the Choctaws and Chickasaws.. No. 28. Report of P. P. Elder, agent at the Neosho agency. No. 29. Report of Superintendent Coffin relative to refugee Indians. No. 30. Report of the Commissioner, in answer to a resolution of the House No. 324. Letters of Superintendent Coffin relative to correspondence with No. 33. Instructions to Baptiste Peoria for ascertaining the loyalty or disloy- No. 34. Report of Baptiste Peoria under above instructions DAKOTA SUPERINTENDENCY. No. 35. Report of Wm. Jayne, governor and ex officio superintendent.. No. 36. No. 37. No. 38. Report of John B. Hoffman, agent for the Poucas. UTAH SUPERINTENDENCY. 2222 No. 39. Report of James Duane Doty, superintendent. No. 40. Report of Luther Mann, jr., agent... No. 41. Report of F. W. Hatch, agent at Spanish Fork reservation. No. 44. Letter of Reverend P. J. De S.net relative to the same subject... 1 319 2222 22 No. 45. Notice to persons contemplating crossing the plains of danger from 2 1 359 NEVADA SUPERINTENDENCY. No. 46. Report of James W. Nye, governor and ex officio superintendent......... COLORADO SUPERINTENDENCY. No. 48. Report of John Evans, governor and ex officio superintendent NEW MEXICO SUPERINTENDENCY. No. 50. Report of James L. Collins, superintendent No. 52. Report of José A. Mauzanaries, agent No. 53. Report of Lorenzo Labadi, agent.. No. 54. Report of correspondence relative to furnishing Indians in New Mex- OREGON SUPERINTENDENCY. No. 55. Report of William H. Rector, superintendent. No. 56. Report of William H. Barnhart, agent at Umatilla agency. No. 57. Report of B. R. Riddle, agent at Siletz agency. No. 58. Report of James B. Condon, agent at Grand Ronde agency No. 59. Report of William Logan, agent at Warm Spring reservation.. WASHINGTON SUPERINTENDENCY. No. 61. Report of B. F. Kendall, late superintendent............ CALIFORNIA SUPERINTENDENCY. No. 62. Report of George N. Hanson, superintending agent for northern dis- trict No. 63. Report of same relative to loss of Klamath reservation.. No. 64. Report of same of March 31, 1862.. No. 65. Report of same relative to his visit to different reservations.. No. 66. Report of same relative to reducing the number of Indian reserva- No. 67. Report of John P. H. Wentworth, superintending agent for the GREEN BAY AGENCY. No. 68. Report of Moses M. Davis, agent....... MACKINAC AGENCY. No. 69. Report of D. C. Leach, agent.................. NEW YORK AGENCY, No. 70. Report of D. E. Sill, agent. MISCELLANEOUS. No. 71. Memorial of S. C. Pomeroy for the removal of Indians from Kansas. |