Vol. Doc. Page.
Engineer, report of J. G. Totten, Chief.....

2 8 594
J.J. Abert, Chief Topographical......
Estimates of appropriations, additional, for 1848, and for 1849, with report

of Secretary of the Treasury........
additional, sor' fiscal year ending 30th June, 1848.........
report of the Secretary of the Treasury for fiscal year ending

30th June, 1849.....
for the civil list.........
for the executive department....
Department of State.....
Treasury Department....
War Department...
Navy Department.......
Post Office Department ......
Surveyors Generals and their clerks.......
Mint of the United States and branches........
Judiciary....
Miscellaneous .......
light-house establishment.....
survey of public lands. .....
intercourse with foreign nations.....
under the direction of the War Department.....
under the direction of the Navy Department.....

recapitulation,...
Exports and imports......

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Finances, annual report of the Secretary of the Treasury....

statement A-of dutie", revenue, and expenditures, during fiscal

year ending 30th June, 1847..............................
statement B-of duties, revenues, and expenditures for the 1st

quarter of the fiscal year, from 1st July to 30th September,

1847..........
statement C......
statement D-of all treasury notes paid under the provisions of

act of Congress, 10th August, 1846, which have been stolen
and put in circulation......

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statement E-of amount of public debt paid from 1st December,

1846, to 1st December, 1847......
statement F-of the public debt.......
statement G and H-of amount of loans available ............
statement I–of treasury notes under act of July 22, 1846.....
statement K-of treasury notes under act of January 28, 1847..
statement L-of treasury notes under act of January 28, 1847,

exchanged for specie.........................
statement M-reimbursement of treasury notes....
statement N-list of transfer drafis...............
statement P-of treasury notes issued monthly.........
statement Q-annual payments on account of interest and prin.

cipal of public debt from 1789 to 1847.......
statement R-coinage of the mint from 1792 to 1838..........
statement S-coinage of the mint from 1st December, 1846, to

1st December, 1847...........
statement M-import and export of gold and silver for the year

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ending 30th June, 1847.....
prices of United States treasury notes and stocks at New York,

from December 1, 1846, to December 1, 1847...............
same at New Orleans............. .........................
statement of commerce, revenue, and population of the United

States, from 1790 to 1847..........
value of foreign merchandise imported and re-exported annually,

from 1790 10 1847..........
value of domestic and foreign produce exported for the same time.
value of imports and exports, (exclusive of coin and bullion,)

101

coin and bullion imported and exported annually, from 1821 to

1847........

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Finances, value of cotton exported from 1790 to 1307........

................. 1 6 104
proposal for loan of 1817...................................

6 107
value of imports remaining in warehouse 30th September, 1847. 1 6 111
comparative statement of foreign, coasting, and total tonnage

of the United States, with increase and decrease for several
vears.........................................

117
value of coffee consumed annually, from 1821 to 1847...

120
value of teas consumed annually, from 1821 to 1847...

121
estimated amount of tonnage to 1857....,

122
relating to custom-house 'at New Orleans.....

126
geological examination of Wisconsin.......

131
geological examination of Michigan......

135
instructions to examine certain warehouses in Europe..

140
report on the same-Messrs. Wolden and Barhydt..

143
Fire, liquid, report on...........

1306
Fitzgerald, W. P. N., examiner of patents.......

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Fletcher, J. E., sub-agent for Winnebagoes, report of ...

864
Forman, J. W., Sac and Fox farmer, report of.......

937
Foundries, examination of ordnance, by Lieutenants Walbach and Talcott

Gibson, George, Commissary General of Subsistence..... ........
Graham, Daniel, Register of the Treasury, with receipts and expenditures

for the year ending 30th June, 1847.....

H.

Hagner, Peter, Third Auditor, report of..........

report on claims of Thos. H. Noble..
Hall, S., report of ........

d., report ol..................................................
Hamilton, w., report of....
Harris, Dr. Thomas, Chief of Barcau of Medicine and Surgery, report
Harvey, T. H., superintendent at St. Louis, report of ..
Hayes, James P., sub-agent at La Pointe, report of .....
Heiskell, Dr. H, L., Acting Surgeon General, report of....
Hewnett, Richard, sub-agent Wyandotts, report of...
Hopkins, R., report of........
Huggias, A. G , report of ...

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Indian Affairs, report of the Commissioner of, W. Medill ...............

DOCUMENTS ACCOMPANYING THE SAME.
A. Annaities, instructions in relation to the payment of ........
B. Licenses, regulation concerning the granting of.....
C. Spirituous liquors, regulations concerning the introduction into the In.

dian country of............
D. Spirituous liquors, letter of Secretary of War to governors of States on

the subject of suppressing trade in......
E. Spirituous liquors, answer of the Governor of Alabama to the same...
F. Stockbridges, papers relative to the difficulties of the.....
G. Stocks, siatement of investments for the Indians in ......,
H. Statement of the interest appropriated for certain tribes, in lieu of in-

vesting the sums provided by treaty, in stocks...

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Reports of superintendents, agents, and sub-agents.

No. 1. Report of Wm. A. Richmond, acting superintendent and agent,

Detroit .........................
No. 2. Report of James Ord, sub-agent at Sault St. Marie .......
No. 3. Report of Gov. Henry Dodge, superintendent ex-officio, Wisconsin
No. 4, Report of James P. Hayes, sub-agent at La Pointe .....
No. 5. Report of Albert G. Ellis, sub-agent at Green Bay .............
No. 6. Report of Thomas H. Harvey, superintendent at St. Louis ......

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No. 7. Report of Richard W. Cammings, agent at Fort Leavenworth... 2

844
No. 8. Report of John Beach, agent for the Sacs and Foxes of Mississippi

845
No. 9. Report of G. C. Matlock, agent, Upper Missouri.

848
No. 10. Report of Amos J. Bruce, agent at St. Peters.....

853
No. 11. Report of John Miller, agent at Council Bluffs ..........

857
No. 12. Report of J. C. Fletcher, sub-agent for Winnebagoes.....
No. 13. Report of Alfred Vaughan, sub-agent on Osage river ....

866
No. 14. Report of R. B. Mitchell, sub-agent at Council Bluffs......

869
No. 15. Report of Richard Hewett, sub-agent for the Wyandotts....

871
No. 16. Report of W. E, Rucker, sub-agent for the Great Nemaha ....

875
No. 17. Report of S. M. Rutherford, acting superintendent and agent W
tern territory......

877
No, 18. Report of J. McKisick, agent for Cherokees ..................

881
No. 19. Report of A. M. M. Upshaw, agent for Chickasaws .......

883
No 191. Report of James Logan, agent for Creeks ......

886
No. 20. Report of M. Duval, sub-agent for Seminoles ............

888
No. 21. Report of Wm. P. Angel, sub-agent for New York Indians

890
No. 22. Report of Robert S. Neighbors, special Indian agent, Texas

892
No. 23.
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897
No. 24.
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No. 25.
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School and farm reports.

No. 26. Report of F. H. Cumming, Ottowas of Michigan....
No. 27. Report of P. Dougherty, Ottowas of Michigan.....
No. 28. Report of George N. Smith, Ottawas of Michigan.....
No. 29. Report of P. P. Lefevre, Oitowas and Chippewas of Michigan ..
No. 30. Report of L. Slater, Ottowas of Michigan........
No. 31. Report of W. H. Brockway, Oltowas and Chippewas of Michi.

gan ..................
No. 32 Report of A. Bingham, Chippewas of Michigan
No. 33. Report of S. Hall, Chippewas of Mississippi ........
No. 34. Report of L. H. Wheeler, Chippewas of Mississippi...
No. 35. Report of T. H. Williamson, Sioux...................
No. 36. Report of R. Hopkins, Sioux .......................,
No. 37. Report of S. R. Riggs, Sioux ......................
No. 38. Report of R. Hopkins and A. G. Huggins, Sioux....
No. 39. Report of J. D. Blanchard, Delawares .............
No. 40. Report of F. Barker, Shawnees...................
No. 41. Report of Edward McKinney, Ottoes and Omahas...
No. 42. Report of S. Allis, Pawnees....
No. 43. Report of D. Lowry, Winnebagoes..............
No. 44. Report of Jon. Meeker, Ortowas, West .........
No. 45. Report of E. McCoy, Pottawatomies..........
No. 46. Report of B. M. Adams, Weas ........
No. 47. Report of J. F. L. Verreydt, Pottawatomies............
No. 48. Report of S. M. Irvin and B. Hamilton, Sacs and Iowas ..
No. 49. Report of S. Lyda, Iowa farmer.........
No. 50. Report of J. W. Forman, Sac and Fox farmer..........
No. 51. Report of S. M. Rutherford schools in Western territory
Indians in California, Oregon, and New Mexico..

Cherokee ............ :
Indian Department, persons employed in......
Instructions to Messrs. Sevier and Clifford .....

Mr. Slidell.....................
Irvin, S. M., report of..........

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Jessup, Thomas S., Quartermaster General, report of........
Jones, R., Adjutant General, report of........
Jones, Commodore T. Ap Catesby, extract from a letter
Johnson, C., Postmaster General, report of ........
Johnston, Lieutenant, report of ........

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Kearney, S. W., General, report of his march to California...

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Lally, Major F. T., report of march to Puebla....
Land Office, report of Commissioner, territories north and south of 36° 30'
Lane, Joseph, General, report of his operations..........
Lefever, P. P., report of ...........
Leggett, Aaron, claim of, report from State Department....
Light-house establishment ...,
Logan, James, report of, as agent for Creeks...
Long, S. H., Colonel, report of ......
Lowry, D., report of........
Lyda, S., report of, as Iowa farmer........

M.

Mail from Charleston to Chagres, &c. .....

from New York to Bremen ........
foreign service..........
cost of transportation, and receipts of postages..
contrac.ors, additional allowances to.....

service .......
Marcy, W. L., Secretary of War, annual raport.....
Marine rerenne service .....................
Marron, John, Third Assistant Postmaster General, report of ....
Mason, Jchn Y., Secretary of the Navy. annual report of..........
Matlock, G. E., report of, as agent at Upper Missouri.........
Matthews, Wood, & Hall, report on claim ......................
Maury, M. F., Lieut , report of......
Measures, standard weights and............
McCalla, J. M., Second Auditor, annual report........................
McCoy, E., report of.........
McKisick. rcport of, as agent for Cherokees............................
Medill, W., Commissioner of Indian Affairs, annual report ..............
Message of the President of the United States at the commencement

the session.......
relations with Mexico ..........................
territorial indemnity........
terms of treaty proposed by the President

by Mexico......................
withdrawal of the army ....
instructions to Generals Taylor and Scott ..
difficulty with Brazil.......
condition of citizens of the United States in China......
Amistad claim, recommending it......
reference to the report of the Secretary of the Treasury.......
imports for fiscal year ending June 30, 1847. . $146,515,639 00 2
exported of the same.......

....... . 8,111,158 00 2
exports for fiscal year ending June 30, 1847... 158,648, 622 00 2
amount of domestic......

.... 150,637, 464 00 2
receipts into the treasury during fiscal year
ending June 30, 1847.....

26,346,790 37 2
expenditures for i he same period............ 59,451, 177 65 2
estimated receipts for fiscal year ending June

30, 1848, with balance in the treasury. ..... 42,886,545 80 2
public debt, including treasury notes on 1st De-
cember, 1847.........,

45,659,659 40 2
farther loan required of.....

18,500,000 002
further loan required should the war continue
until June 30, 1849 ......

20,500,000
tariff of 1846.........
commerce and navigation...
agriculture .....

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Message recommending duty on tea and coffee .....

sinking fund....
warehousing system.
"act to provide for the better organization of the treasury,
coinage at the mint.......
public lands....................
recommends modification of existing pre-emption laws.
territorial government in Oregon....
surveyor general for Oregon .......
grant of lands in Oregon to settlers.......
reference to report of the Secretary of War........
pacific relations with the Indians...
Cherokee treaty of 1846......
reference to report of the Secretary of the Navy......

Postmaster General.....
mail arrangements with Bremen........
negotiations with Great Britain with regard to mails.
danger of geographical discriminations......
reference to farewell address of Washington.........

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DOCUMENTS AND PAPERS ACCOMPANYING THE MESSAGE.

Mr. Buchanan to the Minister of Foreign Relations of the Mexi-

can republic. .......
Minister of Foreign Relations to Mr. Buchanan ........
Mr. Buchanan to the Minister of Foreign Relations ...
Minister of Foreign Relations to Mr. Buchanan.....
General Herrera to Mr. Pacheco..................
Mr. Pacheco to General Herrera .......
report of the Secretary of War, W. L. Marcy....
list of papers accompanying the same......
index to despatches ................................
report of the Adjutant General...............
report and sub-reports of the battle of Buena Vista .........
report of the investment and bombardment of Vera Cruz ......
report and sub-reports of the battle of Cerro Gordo ........

of the battles of Contreras & Churubusco
of the battle of El Molino del Rey......
of the storming and capture of Chapul-

tepec, and the subjugation of the city

of Mexico.........................
report of the siege of Puebla, Colonel Childs.................
report of the operations under General Lane .................

of Major Lally and his officers, of af-

fairs with the guerillas..............
reports and sub-reports of the battles at Brazito and pass of the

Sacramento, and occupation of Chihuahua...
report of General Kearney of his march to California...........
reports of Colonel Price.....
report of General Jesup, Quartermaster General.......
orders and instructions regulating contributions in Mexican ports
report of General Gibson, Commissary General of Subsistence..
report of General Towson, Paymaster General................
report of Colonel Totten, Chief Engineer...
report of the Board of Visters to the Military Academy.....
report of Colonel Abert, Chief of Topogr phical Bureau...
report of J. Barney, U. S. agent, accompanying the same
report of Colonel Lon!, accompanying the same. ........
report of Colonel Talcott, Chief of Ordnance Bureau....
report of Dr. Heiskell, acting Surgeon General........
report of J. L. Edwards, Commissioner of Pensions. .......

balances in the hands of Pension agents.....

military lands warrants issued........
report of W. Mediil, Commissioner of Indian Affairs..

List of documents and reports accompanying the

same ........
report of John M. McCalla, Second Auditor..
report of Peter Hagner, Third Auditor...