Letter from Acting Commissioner Charles E. Mix to Chief John Ross in Wilmington transmitting 5 Bounty Land warrants. One sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on recto. Folder 1077

Letter from Acting Commissioner Charles E. Mix to Chief John Ross transmitting letter June 22, 1860. Single folded sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on one page. Folder 1078

Letter from George S. Birnie in Fort Smith to John Drew in Webbers Falls. George asks if the list of warrants he provided are worthless. George also asks if there are any young Negro boys or girls that can be purchased at a reasonable price. George also asks that John inform him if he has a young yellow woman and child to sell. Folder 253

W. P. Boudinot was the Executive Secretary of the Cherokee Nation. Letter returned the warrant for arrest of Lewis and Ezekiel Moore. The arrest was to be made by Creek Nation under compact with Cherokee Nation. Folder 504

Printed Statement of the Cherokee Funds requested by D. W. Bushyhead, Treasurer of the Cherokee Nation, and supplied by Edward P. Smith, Office of Indian Affairs, Department of the Interior. It includes information on the sale of neutral lands, the amount paid by the Delaware and Shawnee tribes for Cherokee land, proceeds from sales of the Cherokee strip in Kansas, and totals of the Cherokee Stock Account. Folder 45

Folder 239

Three warrants in which National Treasurer Lewis Ross so obligated to pay sums out of the Orphan Fund; signed by J. Vann. One sheet with handwriting in ink on two sides. Folder 1080

H. J. Vann was the clerk for the Canadian District Court of the Cherokee Nation. William Campbell was charged with carrying a pistol. Folder 499