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This undated issue describes the Ottawa University Academy and why students should choose to attend it. It describes the courses, social life, and student activities.

This is a copy of two related letters. The copy was made by Henry Beard and sent to Rev. Robert Atkinson (see OU RG73.04.156). The first letter was written by Beard and sent to Columbus Delano who was Secretary of the Interior. Beard was the attorney…

This is a letter from Henry Beard in Washington D.C. to Robert Atkinson declaring that the Senate Bill No 1175 (also titled "An Act for the relief of certain indians in the Central Superintendency" )is unconsititional .He says Ottawa University and…

Columbus Delano, secretary of the Department of the Interior, wrote to Henry Beard in reply to Beard's letter of June 18th concerning an Act of Congress called the "Act for the relief of certain Indians in the Central Superintendency." Delano…

Dole wrote James Wind and others in reply to a letter received from them asking for military protection for their people. Dole says the Secretary of the Interior suggests they confer with Governor Carney.

This is a handwritten copy of a letter addressed to Mr. Caleb B. Smith, Secretary of the Interior, by W. P. Dole,.Commissioner of Indian Affairs. It is a recommendation to split the duties that were previously being handled by one man. Congress would…

Letter is from Mrs. W. L. Challiss asking for information about the Jotham Meeker family. It appears she wants to raise money to repair Jotham and Eleanor's gravestones.

This letter was written to express sympathy to Janes Jones. It was probably related to the raid in August 1856 which resulted in the destruction of the Jones home and belongings. (Geary was governor of Kansas territory from September 1856 through…

This envelope is from the Department of the Interior. It is addressed to "Mr. J. T. Jones, Washington City." Written in pencil in different handwriting it says "Concerning the 1872 law", "Delano's position", "Beard (OU Atty) argument." The envelope…