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1804, September 22	Harrison to Findlay Family and business affair	108
1804, October 1	Harrison Proclamation Dividing the territory of Louisiana into districts	109
1804, November 6	Harrison to Jefferson Personal concerning the bearer August Choteau	110
1804, November	McKee to Indians Rebuking them for taking liquor from an English trader	111
1804, December 5	Proclamation Announcing that Indiana territory had passed to the second grade	112
1804, December 21	Harrison to August Chouteau Concerning government of Louisiana	113
1804	Harrison to Secretary of War Making provision for Ducoigne	114
1805, January 8	Dearborn to Jefferson Harrison's Claim to command the regular army of his district	115
1805, February 2	Harrison to Chouteau Introducing Michael Jones	116
1805, February 7 (This is with Harrison's letter of Nov. 15, 1805)	Resolutions of the territorial Legislature Concerning division of Indiana Territory	173
1805, March 19	Harrison to August Choteau Concerning the government of Upper Louisiana..	116
1805, March 30	Indian chiefs to Wm. Wells Purchase of a tract of land by Harrison	117
1805, April 2	Clark to Harrison Describing the upper Missouri country	118
1805, April 5	Billy Patterson a Delaware chief to Wells Indian affairs	121
1805, April 6	Harrison to Secretary of War Rumors of an approaching Indian War	123
1805, April 7	Harrison to August Choteau Introducing Dr. Steel	124
1805, April	M'Kee to the Wyandot, Ottawas, Chippewas, Potawatamies, Shawanese, Delawares, and Miamies	124
1805, April 18	Proclamation Calling for a new election of representatives from St. Clair county	125
1805, April 26	Harrison to Secretary of War Intended visit to Fort Wayne to explain to the dissatisfied tribes the terms of the recent treaty	125