Oregon Imprints collection

Oregon Imprints collection, 1845-1981

Overview of the Collection

Compiler: Oregon Historical Society. Library
Title: Oregon Imprints collection
Dates: 1845-1981 (inclusive)
18451981

1846-1870 (bulk)
18461970
Quantity: 9.84 cubic feet, (20 legal document cases; 1 flat box (19x25); 1 oversize folder (30x42))
Collection Number: Coll 400
Summary: Collection of printed material from Oregon's territorial period and early statehood, including legislation, advertisements, notices, proclamations, and ephemera. George N. Belknap (1905-1996) listed most of the items in this collection in his 1968 work, "Oregon Imprints, 1845-1870," or in addendums to that work.
Repository: Oregon Historical Society Research Library
1200 SW Park Avenue
Portland, OR
97205
Telephone: 503-306-5240
Fax: 503-219-2040
libreference@ohs.org
Access Restrictions: Collection is open for research.
Additional Reference Guides: A copy of George Belknap's bibliography, "Oregon Imprints, 1845-1870," is included in the collection in Box 20, Folder 2.
Languages: English

Historical NoteReturn to Top

In the 1930s, Douglas C. McMurtrie (1888-1944), a typographer, began a project to identify printed materials that had been produced either in the Oregon Territory or in Oregon during its early statehood period. In 1943, the University of Oregon Press agreed to publish a bibliography of these printed materials. The press' editor, George Belknap (1905-1996), checked McMurtrie's list and made additions and corrections. Although McMurtrie died in 1944, the resulting volume, "Oregon Imprints, 1847-1870," was still published under his name in 1950. Belknap published several supplements to this work in the Oregon Historical Quarterly in the 1950s and 1960s, and in 1968, published a revised version of the work under his own name, titled "Oregon Imprints, 1845-1870." Belknap made further addendums to this edition in the 1970s and 1981.

Sources: Wolf, Carolyn, "Douglas Crawford McMurtrie and the American Imprints Inventory," PNLA Quarterly, Spring 1968; Oregon Historical Quarterly articles, 1950-1981; articles in the Oregonian, 1950-1951; vital records on Ancestry.com.

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

This collection, assembled by the Oregon Historical Society Research Library, primarily consists of printed material that was either produced in or closely relates to the Oregon Territory and to Oregon's early statehood. Almost all of these items were listed in George Belknap's 1968 bibliography, "Oregon Imprints, 1845-1870."

The materials in this collection include legal and judicial documents such as legislative bills, reports, and proceedings; records of associations, including masonic organizations, temperance organizations, the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, and religious organizations; announcements and proclamations; event invitations, announcements, and programs, including for Fourth of July celebrations and the Oregon State Fair; advertisements; newspaper pages; and almanacs. The collection also includes some materials relating to conflicts between Euro-Americans and Native peoples, such as the Rogue River War of 1855-1856.

With some exceptions, materials are listed in this collection guide in numerical order based on numbers Belknap assigned to each item in his bibliography. Not all items that appear in Belknap's bibliography are included in this collection, and so some item numbers are skipped. Item numbers are typically handwritten on the documents themselves or on enclosing envelopes; sometimes these also show an earlier number that Douglas C. McMurtrie had assigned. The collection also includes a handful of items that were not cataloged by Belknap, but which also date from the mid-19th century.

Other materials in the collection include copies of Belknap's "Oregon Imprints, 1845-1870," supplements to "Oregon Imprints, 1847-1870" and to "Oregon Imprints, 1845-1870," and Belknap's correspondence and writings relating to early Oregon imprints.

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Alternative Forms Available

78 items from the collection are viewable online in OHS Digital Collections.

Restrictions on Use

The Oregon Historical Society owns the materials in the Research Library and makes available reproductions for research, publication, and other uses. The Society does not necessarily hold copyright to all materials in the collections. In some cases, permission for use may require seeking additional authorization from copyright owners.

Preferred Citation

Oregon Imprints collection, Coll 400, Oregon Historical Society Research Library.

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Arrangement

Items are arranged in rough chronological order, and with some exceptions for items bound together, are in numerical order based on the item number that George Belknap assigned in his bibliography "Oregon Imprints, 1845-1870."

Acquisition Information

The bulk of this collection was acquired in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly during the years 1899-1908. Later additions to this collection include: 1864 issue of McCormick's Almanac, gift of Walter R. Bailey, January 1960 (Lib. Acc. 8483); selected issues of the proceedings of the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons, gifts of Robert E. Dodge in April and May 1970 (Lib. Acc. 11482; Lib. Acc. 11501).

Related Materials

Additional copies of some items in this collection are in Government Documents and Serials Collections, Oregon Historical Society Research Library. An additional original of James W. Nesmith's broadsheet "To the World!!" (Item 7) at the Oregon Historical Society Research Library is designated Coll 464.

Repositories that hold either additional copies of items in this collection or items otherwise listed in "Oregon Imprints, 1845-1870" include: University of Oregon Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives, Eugene, Oregon; City of Portland Archives and Records Center, Portland, Oregon; Oregon State Archives, Salem, Oregon; Lewis & Clark College, Portland, Oregon; the Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley, California; the Huntington Library, San Marino, California; and the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale, Connecticut.

Preservation Note

Due to fragility, many items in this collection require assistance to view. Contact library staff.

Processing Note

Unless an item's description is prefaced with the word "Untitled," item titles are taken verbatim from the items themselves, including spelling, abbreviations, punctuation, and outdated or offensive language. Where known, the original use of capitalization was also retained in titles.

In his work "Oregon Imprints, 1845-1870," George Belknap assigned dates based on when items were printed, meaning that blank forms that were printed in 1845 but filled out in 1846 would be dated as 1845, and legislative bills proposed in 1854 but not officially printed until 1855 would be dated 1855. For this reason, for any item where the date of contextual creation and the date of printing differ, and the difference is not already clear from the verbatim title of an item, it is explained in the title in parentheses.

Collection was designated as Special Collection 1, Belknap Imprints prior to 2016. The item "A Review of Mandeville's Series of Readers for the Use of Common Schools" was removed from the collection in 2022 after it was determined to be out of scope.

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

Container(s)		Description	Dates
Box/Folder	item
1/1	1	Untitled proclamation by Governor George Abernethy to the people of Oregon Territory about the appointment of Thomas Owens as Sheriff of Clatsop County (blank form printed 1845)	1845; 1846 July 14
1/1	2	Untitled promissory note to George Abernethy (blank form printed 1845)	1845; 1846 November 28
1/1	3	Message of the Governor of Oregon Territory	1846 December
1/1	4	Untitled promissory notes (19 complete and 1 fragment)	1846
1/2	6	The Oregon Almanac for the Year of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, 1848 (bound in pages from an 1870s directory for Salem, Oregon)	1847
18/6		Untitled bound volume containing the Oregon Almanac for 1848; the Oregon and Washington Almanacs for 1857, 1862, and 1863; and McCormick's Almanac for 1864 through 1868, 1870, and 1871 (includes Items 6, 224, 598, 623, 669, 693, 751, 801, 993, 1253, and 1383)	1847-1870
	item
1/2	7	To the World!! (broadside by James W. Nesmith denouncing J. Quinn Thornton) (one original, one 1958 reproduction)	1847 June 7
21/1	7	To the World!! (broadside by James W. Nesmith denouncing J. Quinn Thornton) (20th century reproduction and photostatic reproduction of 20th century reproduction)	1847 June 7
1/2	8	Untitled circular to Oregon emigrants issued by Governor George Abernethy about emigration routes and preferred conduct towards Native peoples	1847 April 22
1/2	9	Untitled proclamation by Governor George Abernethy to the people of Oregon Territory about appointment of A. H. Thompson as justice of the peace and county commissioner for Clatsop County	1847 September 9
1/2	10	Untitled proclamation from Governor George Abernethy to the people of Oregon Territory about appointment of Joel Palmer as superintendent of Indian Affairs	1847 December 29
1/3	11	Untitled proclamation by Governor George Abernethy to raise troops to fight the Cayuse people (photostatic reproduction)	1847 December 17
1/4	12	Abridged Edition of the Elementary Spelling Book; Being an Improvement on the American Spelling Book. By Noah Webster, LL. D.	1847
21/1	12c	To the Immigrants of 1848[;] Way Bill, from Fort Hall to Willamette Valley (double-sided broadsheet)	1848
1/5	13	Oregon Free Press. Extra. News from the States	1848 June 21
18/7		Unnumbered item: The Oregon American and Evangelical Unionist (multiple issues)	1848-1849
	item
1/5	14a	Untitled announcement for vocal concert by William Morgan	1849 December 5
1/5	16	Untitled proclamation by Governor Joseph Lane about being commissioned as governor	1849 March 3
1/5	18	Untitled proclamation by Governor Joseph Lane about the districts of Oregon Territory	1849 May 23
1/5	19	Untitled proclamation by Governor Joseph Lane about convening the Legislative Assembly and elections	1849 June 19
1/5	20	An act to provide for a special election	1849 September 29
21/1	21	An Act to Establish the Territorial Government of Oregon	1848
1/6	22	Untitled broadside announcing the sale of the entire cargo of the bark Desdemona (photostatic reproduction)	1850 November 12
1/7	26	Untitled proclamation by Governor Joseph Lane announcing a special session of the Legislative Assembly	1850 April 6
1/7	27	Untitled proclamation by Governor Joseph Lane concerning deserters from the U.S. Army	1850 February 11
1/8	28	Acts of the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Oregon, Passed at Their Sessions, Begun and Held at Oregon City, in July, 1849, and May, 1850 (pages 1-16 only)	1850
1/7	29	Untitled invitation to a Christmas ball at the Oregon House (photocopy)	1850
1/7	30	Untitled petition to the Legislative Assembly and territorial council to establish a university on John McLoughlin's land claim in Oregon City	1850
1/7	31	Order of Arrangements for the Celebration of the Declaration of Independence at Portland, O.T. [Oregon Territory], July 4, 1850	1850
1/9	33	The Donation Bill of the Territory of Oregon (Revised Edition)	1850
1/9	34	Untitled deed for land transfer from Elijah White to Wilson Blain	1850 April 20
1/10	39	Proceedings of a Convention of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons to Organize a Grand Lodge of the Territory of Oregon, Holden in the Masonic Hall at Oregon City, A. D. 1851, A. L. 5851	1851
1/10	41	The By-Laws of Multnomah Lodge No. 84 of Free Masons, Oregon City, O. T. [Oregon Territory]	1851
1/10	42	By-Laws of Willamette Lodge No. 2 of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, Adopted Nov. 22d, A. D. 1851 A. L. 5851. To Which is Annexed the Constitution of the R. W. Grand Lodge, of the Territory of Oregon	1851
1/10	46	Untitled memorial of the Oregon Legislative Assembly to U.S. Congress requesting an amendment to the Organic Act	1851
1/10	47	Untitled invitation to New Year's festival at the Oregon House	1851 December 24
21/1	48	Address of the Carrier of the "Oregonian," to Its Patrons. January 1, 1852 (original and preservation photocopy)	1851
1/10	48a	Untitled receipt for Samuel Gardner for a subscription to the Oregonian	1851 February 28
1/10	49	Untitled invitation to select ball at the Willamette House on September 30, 1851	1851
1/11	51	Untitled stock certificate for Portland and Valley Plank Road Company	1851 October 9
1/11	53	Untitled information sheet about the Young Ladies' Boarding and Day School, run by the Sisters of Notre Dame in Oregon City	circa 1851
1/12-15	54	A Melodrame Entitled "Treason, Stratagems, and Spoils," in Five Acts. By Breakspear [William Lysander Adams] (3 original copies and one preservation photocopy)	1852
21/1	58	Untitled broadside by W. W. Chapman, alleging that Ralph Wilcox is unfit for office as county clerk because he procrastinated in delivering court transcripts to Chapman, and discussing other political matters	1852 June 5
2/1	60	Proceedings of the M. W. Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of the Territory of Oregon	1852
2/1	61	By-Laws of Salem Lodge No. 4 of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, to Which is Annexed the Constitution of the M. W. Grand Lodge, of the Territory of Oregon (3 copies)	1852
2/1	62	The Decision of the Supreme Court, in and for the Territory of Oregon, upon the Location Law, Also a Review of Judge Pratt's Opinion, and the Correspondence between Gov. Gaines and Attorney Gen'l Crittenden upon the Same Subject, Together with the Oregon Land Law (2 copies)	1852
2/2	65	Untitled memorial of the Oregon Legislative Assembly to U.S. Congress requesting for an increase in pay for customs collector John Adair	1852
Folder
Oversize 1	68	Oregonian--Extra!	1852 June 5
Box/Folder
2/2	69	Opinion of the Hon. O. C. Pratt, One of the Justices of the Supreme Court of Oregon, on the Location Law, and in Answer to a Resolution of the Legislative Assembly of Oregon	1852
2/2	70	Untitled announcement of a horse ferry boat in Portland operated by James B. Stevens	1852
21/1	71	Untitled broadside by Ralph Wilcox, responding to charges that W. W. Chapman's broadside had made against Wilcox	1852
2/3	72	The Sermon, Charge and Address, on Giving the Right Hand of Fellowship, as Delivered at the Ordination of Mr. Thomas Condon, Portland, O. T. [Oregon Territory], April 7th, 1853	1853
21/1	75	Untitled advertisement by W. H. Barnhart & Co. that they will pay the highest cash price for any amount of clean gold dust	1853 April 30
2/3	76	A Comprehensive, Explanatory, Correct Pronouncing Dictionary and Jargon Vocabulary, to Which Is Added Numerous Conversations, Enabling Any Person to Speak the Chinook Jargon, Second Edition	1853
2/3	77	Proceedings of the M. W. Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, of the Territory of Oregon	1853
2/3	78	By-Laws of Multnomah Lodge No. 1 of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, to Which Is Annexed the Constitution of the R. W. Grand Lodge, of the Territory of Oregon	1853
2/3	79	Untitled list of questions sent by John McLoughlin to James Watt, with Watt's handwritten reply	1853 December 26-27
2/3	80	Constitution, By-Laws, and Rules of Order of Samaritan Lodge No. 2, of the I. O. of O. F. of Oregon Territory	1853
2/3	82	General and Special Laws of Oregon. Session of 1852-3 (one full copy, one copy with only special laws)	1853
2/4	83	Laws of a General and Local Nature Passed by the Legislative Committee and the Legislative Assembly, at their various sessions from the year 1843, down to and inclusive of the session of the Territorial Legislature, held in the year 1849, except such laws of said session as were published in the bound volume of Oregon Statutes, dated Oregon City, 1851 (3 copies)	1853
2/5	84	Journal of the Council of the Territory of Oregon During the Fourth Regular Session of the Legislative Assembly, Begun and Held at Salem, December 6, 1852	1853
2/6	85	Journal of the House of Representatives of the Territory of Oregon during the Fourth Regular Session of the Legislative Assembly, Begun and Held at Salem, December 6, 1852	1853
2/6	87	Untitled list of Portland officers and city council members	1853
2/6	89	The Oregon and Washington Almanac, for the Year 1855 (missing title page and last page)	1853
19/1		Untitled bound volume containing Oregon and Washington Almanacs for 1855 through 1863, and McCormick's Almanacs for 1864 through 1868 (includes Items 89, 138, 224, 259, 303, 409, 597, 598, 623, 669, 693, 751, 801, and 993)	1854-1867
	item
2/7	90	Constitution of the Grand Wigwam of the Territory of Oregon (American Party) (original and photostatic reproduction)	1854
2/8	91	The Grains, or, Passages in the Life of Ruth Rover, with Occasional Pictures of Oregon, Natural and Moral. By Margaret Jewett Bailey (first part, photostatic reproduction)	1854
3/1	92	The Grains, or, Passages in the Life of Ruth Rover, with Occasional Pictures of Oregon, Natural and Moral. By Margaret Jewett Bailey (second part, photostatic reproduction)	1854
3/2	93	Minutes of the Sixth Anniversary of the Willamette Baptist Association, Held with the Lebanon Church, Marion County, Oregon, June 23d, 24th and 26th, 1854	1854
3/2	97	Proceedings of the M. W. Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, of the Territory of Oregon	1854
3/2-3	98	The Oregon Archives: Including the Journals, Governors' Messages and Public Papers of Oregon (3 copies)	1854
3/4	99	Correspondence Relating to the massacre of Immigrants by Snake River Indians, in August, 1854	1854
3/5	102	Journal of the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Oregon: During the First Regular Session Thereof, Begun and Held At Oregon City, July 16, 1849	1854
3/6	103	C. B. No. 4. A bill to regulate the fees of certain officers, and other persons (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1854
3/6	105	H. B. No. 2. A bill for the organization of Townships (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1854
3/6	106	H. B. No. 3. A bill to create the office of County Surveyor (from 1854-1855 legislative session; one full copy and one partial copy)	1854
3/6	107	H. B. No. 5. A bill to amend an act entitled "An act in relation to common schools and school lands" (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1854
3/6	108	H. B. No. 6. A bill to substitute the viva voce for the ballot mode of Voting (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1854
3/6	109	H. B. No. 7. A bill to locate a Territorial road from Salem, in Marion county, to Philip Foster's, in Clackamas County (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1854
3/6	110	H. B. No. 8. A bill to dispose of the jail fund of Clackamas county (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1854
3/6	111	H. B. No. 9. A bill to change the names of Alice Manning and Gertrude Manning (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1854
3/6	112	H. B. No. 10. A bill to define the boundary lines of the county of Clatsop (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1854
3/6	113	H. B. No. 11. A bill to enlarge the powers of the Clerks of the District and Supreme Courts (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1854
3/6	114	H. B. No. 12. A bill to locate a Territorial Road from Portland to Corvallis (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1854
3/7	115	H. B. No. 13. A bill to legalize the marriage between John C. Carey and Sarah Carey (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1854
3/7	116	H. B. No. 14. A bill to take the sense of the people relative to the holding of a Convention for the formation of a State Constitution (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1854
3/7	117	H. B. No. 15. A bill to locate a Territorial Road from Salem to Eugene City (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1854
3/7	118	H. B. No. 16. A bill to amend "An act relating to the assessment and collection of taxes" (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1854
3/7	119	H. B. No. 17. A bill to create and secure a Homestead to the head of every family (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1854
3/7	120	H. B. No. 18. A bill to legalize the marriage between Peter Smith and Sarah Smith (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1854
3/7	121	H. B. No. 19. A bill to divorce Mary Ann Hunter from her husband, James H. Hunter (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1854
3/7	122	H. B. No. 20. A bill to repeal certain sections therein named (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1854
3/7	123	H. B. No. 21. A bill to change the time of holding Annual Elections (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1854
3/7	124	H. B. No. 22. A bill to prevent the manufacture of all intoxicating liquors, and to prevent its sale in quantities less than one quart (from 1854-1855 legislative session; 2 copies)	1854
3/7	125	H. B. No. 23. A bill to locate a Territorial Road (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1854
3/7	126	H. B. No. 24. A bill to create the county of Multnomah (from 1854-1855 legislative session; 2 copies)	1854
3/7	127	H. B. No. 28. A bill to change the time of the meeting of the Legislature of Oregon (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1854
3/8	128	Untitled resolution, H. J. R. No. 8 (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1854
3/8	129	H. M. No. 4. Memorial relative to the removal of the Register and Receiver's Office (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1854
3/8	131a	Untitled subscription receipt to the Oregonian (blank form printed 1854)	1854; 1855 February 17
3/8	134	Proceedings of the Second Convocation of the Clergy and Laity of the Protestant Episcopal Church of Oregon and Washington Territories (2 copies)	1854
3/8	136	Untitled announcement about construction of the Scottsburg and Myrtle Creek military road (photocopy)	1854
4/1	140	Untitled invitation to an anniversary ball at the house of Russel & Barron in the Rogue River Valley on July 4, 1855 (2 copies)	1855
4/1	141	Minutes of the Seventh Anniversary of the Willamette Baptist Association, Held with the Yamhill Church, Yamhill County, Oregon, June 22d, 23d, and 25th, 1855	1855
4/1	143	Proceedings of the M. W. Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, of the Territory of Oregon	1855
4/1	144	By-laws of Warren Lodge No. 10, A. F. and A. M.	1855
Folder
Oversize 1	145	The Weekly Oregonian. Extra	1855 May 26
Box/Folder
4/2	148	Rogue River Correspondence of the Statesman	1855 September 28
21/1	150	Untitled proclamation by Governor George L. Curry about raising troops for the Rogue River War, and including a copy of General Orders No. 3 (photostatic reproduction)	1855 October 15
4/2	151	Correspondence and Official Proceedings Relating to the Expeditions Against the Indians (2 copies)	1855
4/2	154	General Law Relating to Roads and Ferries (2 copies)	1855
4/2	156	Laws Relating to Common Schools and School Lands, in Oregon	1855
4/3	159	C. B. No. 11. A bill to amend an act entitled "An act relating to Roads and Ferries," passed Jan. 27, 1854 (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/3	160	C. B. No. 13. A bill to levy a Road Tax in certain areas (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/3	161	C. B. No. 19. A bill to provide for the publishing and distributing the Road and School Laws (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/3	163	H. B. No. 29. A bill for an act to amend an act entitled "An act respecting Executors, Administrators, and the distribution of real and personal estate" (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/3	164	H. B. No. 30. A bill to elect the Judges of Election by the People (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/3	165	H. B. No. 31. A bill to amend an act entitled "An act relating to Assessors" (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/3	166	H. B. No. 32. A bill for the survey of the Territorial Road from Grand Ronde, in Polk County, to Tillamook Bay (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/3	167	H. B. No. 33. A bill to extend the time of keeping open polls at Elections, so as to conform to the new system of viva voce voting (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/3	168	H. B. No. 34. A bill making account books competent evidence (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/3	169	H. B. No. 35. A bill to view and locate a Territorial Road from John Cohran's on the Coast Fork of the Willamette, to intersect the Military Road at or near Winchester, in Douglas County, or some point between that and Jacksonville, in Jackson county (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/3	170	H. B. No. 36. A bill to re-locate the Seat of Government of the Territory of Oregon (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/3	171	H. B. No. 37. A bill to re-locate the Territorial University of the Territory of Oregon (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/3	172	H. B. No. 38. A bill to amend an act entitled "An act to establish an Institution of Learning in Washington County" (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/3	173	H. B. No. 39. Amendatory to an act entitled "An act relating to the assessment and collection of taxes," passed January 27th, 1854 (from 1854-1855 legislative session; 2 copies)	1855
4/3	174	H. B. No. 40. A bill to locate a Territorial Road from Green Valley, in Umpqua County, to Willis Jenkins', in Douglas County (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/3	175	H. B. No. 41. A bill to create the Office of Public Administrator (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/4	176	H. B. No. 42. A bill to amend an act entitled "An act relating to Roads and Ferries" (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/4	177	H. B. No. 45. A bill directing the Territorial Auditor to audit certain accounts (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/4	178	H. B. No. 46. A bill supplemental to the "Act relating to Common Schools and School Lands" (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/4	179	H. B. No. 47. A bill supplemental to the "Act of creating the office of Commissioner, to control, protect and sell the Public Lands donated by Congress to the Territory of Oregon, for the establishment and endowment of a University, and to define his powers and duties" (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/4	180	H. B. No. 49. A bill for the relief of George Cline, Ex-Sheriff of Linn County (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/4	181	H. B. No. 50. A bill to charter Pacific College (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/4	182	H. B. No. 51. A bill to relocate a portion of the Territorial Road from Doak's Ferry in Polk county to Corvallis in Benton County (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/4	183	H. B. No. 52. A bill to submit the question of a Prohibitory Liquor Law to the People (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/4	184	H. B. No. 53. A bill to incorporate the Oregon Distilling Company (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/4	185	H. B. No. 54. A bill to amend an act entitled "An act relating to the granting of Licenses to sell Spirituous Liquors, &c" (from 1854-1855 legislative session; 2 copies)	1855
4/4	186	H. B. No. 55. A bill to locate a Territorial Road from Brownsville, in Linn county, to Winchester, in Umpqua county (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/5	187	H. B. No. 56. A bill to amend the act entitled "An Act relating to Common Schools and School Lands" (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/5	188	H. B. No. 57. A bill providing for the sale of School Lands, and for creating a Territorial Superintendent and a Board of Commissioners for managing the irreducible School Fund (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/5	189	H. B. No. 58. A bill to amend "An act relating to Assessors," and "An Act relating to the assessment and collection of Taxes" (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/5	190	H. B. No. 59. A bill to change the name of the town of Salem (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/5	191	H. B. No. 60. A bill to amend the "Act to provide for holding the Supreme and District Courts" (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/5	192	H. B. No. 61. A bill providing a General Law for creating Corporations (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/5	193	H. B. No. 62. A bill to amend an act, entitled "An act to create a School District in Oregon City" (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/5	194	H. B. No. 63. A bill to define the boundaries of Yamhill County (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/5	195	H. B. No. 64. A bill to authorize the School Superintendent of Clackamas County to loan the School Fund of said County (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/5	196	H. B. No. 66. A bill to locate and establish a Territorial Poor House (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/5	197	H. B. No. 67. A bill to create and organize the County of Willamette (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/5	198	H. B. No. 68. A bill for an act relating to Executions (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/5	199	H. B. No. 69. A bill to locate a Territorial Road from the Southern Boundary Line of Oregon to intersect the Military Road near the residence of Geo. H. Ambrose, in Jackson county (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/5	200	H. B. No. 71. A bill regulating and granting Licenses to Pedlars (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/5	201	H. B. No. 72. A bill to amend "An act to create and regulate the office of Prosecuting Attorney" (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/5	202	H. B. No. 73. A bill for the erection of a Monumental Stone to be placed at the head of the Grave of the late Honorable Samuel R. Thurston (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/5	203	H. B. No. 74. A bill to authorize the County Commissioners of Tillamook County to levy a Road Tax (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/5	204	H. B. No. 75. A bill providing for taking the sense of the people of Linn county relative to the removal of the County Seat of said county (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/5	205	H. B. No. 76. A bill to provide for the refunding of certain Moneys improperly paid out of the Territorial Treasury (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/5	206	H. B. No. 78. A bill providing for the purchase in trust of lands in the City of Portland for a Town Site, and regulating the disposal thereof (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/5	207	H. B. No. 79. A bill to prevent Sabbath-breaking (2 copies) (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/5	208	H. B. No. 80. A bill for the relief of Gideon Gravel (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/5	209	H. B. No. 81. A bill to provide for the improvement and navigation of the Willamette river, from Champoeg to Corvallis (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/5	210	H. B. No. 82. A bill providing for the printing and distribution of certain Laws in pamphlet form (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/6	211	H. M. No. 5. Memorial to the Honorable the [sic] Senate and House of Representatives of the United States in Congress assembled (from 1854-1855 legislative session)	1855
4/6	215	Argus-Extra. Late from the South. More Indian Murders!	1855 October 15
4/6	216	Portland City Charter	1855
4/6	217	Order of Exercise of the Exhibition of Portland Academy and Female Seminary. March 13, 1855	1855
4/7	219	Untitled circular by Joseph S. Ruckel about his wife allegedly having been insulted by the proprietors of the Metropolis Hotel in Portland	1855
4/7	220	Speech of Mr. [Delazon] Smith of Linn County, delivered in the House of Representatives January 11, 1855, upon the bill providing for the removal of the Territorial University to Jacksonville (4 copies)	1855
4/7	227	Minutes of the Eighth Anniversary of the Willamette Baptist Association, Held with the Santiam Church, Linn County, Oregon, June 20th, 21st, and 23d, 1856	1856
21/2	229	Carrier's New-Year's Address to the Patrons of the Democratic Standard. January 1, 1857	1856
4/8	230	Proceedings of the M. W. Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, of the Territory of Oregon	1856
4/8	233	Report of the Adjutant General of the Territory of Oregon	1856
4/8	234	Report of the Commissary General of the Territory of Oregon	1856
4/8	239	Laws of the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Oregon; Enacted during the Seventh Regular Session Thereof; Begun, Dec. 3, 1855, and Concluded Jan. 31, [1856] (one copy missing pages cover and 1-8 and last page, one copy only of special laws)	1856
4/8	242	Report of the Quarter Master General of the Territory of Oregon	1856
4/8	245	Second Annual Report of the University Land Commissioner	1856
4/9	249	A Missionary Sermon, on the World-Harvest and the Laborers; Delivered before the Oregon Annual Conference, in Portland, Oregon, September 21, 1856, by Thomas H. Pearne	1856
4/9	251	Constitution, By-Laws, Rules of Order, and Principles of Discipline of the Grand Division of the Sons of Temperance, of the Territory of Oregon (6 copies)	1856
21/2	251a	Untitled charter document for Sons of Temperance, Grand Division of the Territory of Oregon	1856
4/9	252	Constitution, By-Laws and Rules of Order, of Multnomah Division No. 1, Sons of Temperance, Portland, Oregon (2 copies)	1856
4/9	253	Constitution, By-Laws and Rules of Order, of Oregon Division No. 9, Sons of Temperance, Oregon City, O. T. [Oregon Territory] (2 copies)	1856
21/2	254	Table Rock Sentinel, Carrier's Address; Jacksonville, January 1, 1857 (original and 2 photostatic reproductions)	1856
4/9	255	Untitled invitation to a cotillion party on Christmas Eve at Tomas, Bro & Co.'s, in Jacksonville	1856
4/10	256	Second Annual Catalogue of the Officers and Students of the Umpqua Academy for the Academic Year 1856	1856
5/1	262	Proceedings of a Convention to Organize the Oregon Baptist General Association, Held with the French Prairie Baptist Church, Sept. 25th, 26th, and 27th, 1857	1857
5/1	265	Minutes of the Oregon Association of Congregational and New School Presbyterian Ministers and Churches, at their Annual Meeting, Held at Portland, 1857 (2 copies)	1857
5/1	267	The Festival of the Rose, or a Day in Arcadia	1857
5/1	271	Laws of the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Oregon; enacted during the Eighth Regular Session Thereof; Begun December 1, 1856; Concluded, January 20, 1857	1857
5/2	272	Correspondence, Resolutions and Memorials, Relative to the Prices of Supplies, the Hostilities of the Indians, and Protection of the Immigrants in 1854	1857
5/2	273	Journal of the Proceedings of the Council of the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Oregon, during the Regular Session from Dec. 1, 1856, to Jan. 29, 1857 (missing title page)	1857
5/2	294	Report of the Supt. of the Penitentiary	1857
5/3	295	Constitution for the State of Oregon (3 originals and one preservation photocopy)	1857
5/3	300	Untitled certificate affirming that Stephen F. Chadwick was a delegate at the Oregon Constitutional Convention	1857
5/3	301	Charter of the City of Portland, and Rules of Order for the Government of the City Council	1857
5/3	303	The Oregon and Washington Almanac, for the Year 1859 (2 copies, both missing covers)	1858
5/3	306	Proceedings of the First Annual Meeting to the Baptist General Association, Held with the Pleasant Butte Church, Linn County, Oregon, October 1st and 2d, A. D. 1858	1858
5/3	308	Minutes of the Tenth Anniversary of the Willamette Baptist Association, Held with the West Union Church, June 25, 26 and 27, 1858	1858
5/4	310	A Sermon on Secret Societies; Preached in Portland, Oregon, Oct. 31, 1858, by Rev. P. B. Chamberlain, Pastor of the First Congregational Church (3 copies)	1858
5/4	311	Minutes of the Annual Meeting of the Oregon Association, Held at Forest Grove, Washington County, Oregon, 1858	1858
5/4	312	Untitled invitation to an anniversary ball at the Nashville Hotel, Jacksonville, on February 22, 1858	1858
5/5	313	Proceedings of the M. W. Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of the Territory of Oregon, at its Eighth Annual Communication, Held at Astoria, O. T. July 12, A. L. 5858 (2 copies)	1858
5/5	316	Untitled petition to amend a law repealing exclusive ferry privileges conferred on James B. Stevens	1858
5/5	317	Untitled program for vocal and instrumental concerts conducted by Professor G. P. Newell in Corvallis on March 17 and March 19, 1858	1858
5/6	319	Report of the Territorial Auditor, for the Legislative Assembly of Oregon Territory, Tenth Regular Session — 1858-9	1858
6/1	321	Laws of the Territory of Oregon: Enacted during the Ninth Regular Session of the Legislative Assembly, Begun December 7, 1857; Concluded, February 5, 1858 (2 copies)	1858
6/1	406	Untitled invitation to a cotillion party at the Reddick residence on Sauvie's Island on April 30, 1858	1858
21/3	407	Catalogue of Fruit Trees! In Tolman & Blake's Ashland Nursery, Jackson County, O. T. [Oregon Territory]	1858
6/1	408	Oration Delivered before the Fire Department of the City of Portland, July 5th, 1858, by J. M. Vansyckle	1858
6/2	409	The Oregon and Washington Almanac for the Year 1860 (3 copies)	1859
6/2	414	Minutes, of the Eleventh Anniversary of the Willamette Baptist Association, Held with the West Tualatin Church, June 24, 25, and 26, 1859	1859
6/2	416	Untitled notice from Frank Brown of Jacksonville, asking people who are indebted to him to pay him at the "El Dorado" before he travels east	1859 February 1
6/3	418	Untitled invitation to a ball in honor of Lansing Stout's election to Congress at the public house in Champoeg (photostatic reproduction)	1859 August 10
6/4	421	Proceedings of the M. W. Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, of the State of Oregon, at Its Ninth Annual Communication, Held at Eugene City, June 13th, A. L. 5859	1859
6/4	422	Communication to the Governor of Oregon Territory, from Gen. Wm. S. Harney, U. S. A., in reply to a Resolution of the Legislative Assembly (2 originals and a preservation photocopy)	1859
6/4	423	An Address Delivered at Oregon City, Before Multnomah Lodge, No. 1, Free and Accepted Masons, Dec. 27th, 1858, (the Anniversary of St. John, the Evangelist,) and Repeated the Same Day before the Members of Willamette Lodge, No. 2, and Harmony Lodge, No. 12, at Portland, by Avery Holbrook, R. W. Dep. Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Oregon	1859
6/4	424	Proceedings of the Grand Camp of Oregon, Organized at Jacksonville Feb. 22, Anno Domini 1859, Anno Covenio 3310, A. M. 5863, Together with the Constitution of Subordinate Camps, as Adopted by the Grand Camp, March 12, 1859, at Napoleon, Oregon	1859
6/4	425	Letter of Capt. R. Ingalls, U. S. A., to the Third Auditor (2 copies)	1859
6/5-6	430	Laws of the Territory of Oregon. Enacted during the Tenth Regular Session of the Legislative Assembly, Begun December 6, 1858; Concluded January 22, 1859 (2 complete copies, one copy with title page and last page of index missing)	1859
7/1	431	Journal of the Territorial Council of the Legislative Assembly of Oregon Territory. Tenth Regular Session — 1858-9	1859
7/1	435	The Constitution of Oregon, Framed by the Constitutional Convention, which Met at Salem, on Monday, August 17th, 1857, and Accepted by the People, on Monday, November 9th, 1857 (2 copies)	1859
7/2	437	Laws of the State of Oregon, Enacted During the First Extra Session of the Legislative Assembly, Begun May 16, 1859; concluded June 4, 1859	1859
7/3	438	H. B. No. 1. A bill for an Act to Provide for a Special Election	1859
7/3	439	H. B. No. 2. A bill to provide for the Seal of the State of Oregon	1859
7/3	440	H. B. No. 3. A bill to organize County Courts, and defining the jurisdiction and duties of the judges thereof	1859
7/3	441	H. B. No. 4. A bill to Equalize and Consolidate Public Taxes	1859
7/3	442	H. B. No. 5. A bill extending the provisions of an act of the Territorial Legislature, entitled "An Act authorizing Charles Putnam, and others, to open a wagon road down Elk River, in Umpqua county"	1859
7/3	443	H. B. No. 6. A bill to amend an Act to incorporate Oregon City (2 copies)	1859
7/3	444	H. B. No. 7. A bill to provide for the submission to the electors of this State, the matter of the selection of a place for a permanent seat of government for the State	1859
7/3	445	H. B. No. 8. A bill to provide for the public printing, and distribution of the Laws and Journals	1859
7/3	446	H. B. No. 9. A bill to confirm the sales of Common School Lands	1859
7/3	447	H. B. No. 10. A bill relating to the office of Prosecuting Attornies [sic]	1859
7/3	448	H. B. No. 11. A bill relative to certain propositions made by the Congress of the United States to the people of the State of Oregon	1859
7/3	449	H. B. No. 12. A bill to provide for the Registration of the separate property of Married Women and declare the effect thereof	1859
7/3	450	H. B. No. 13. A bill to be entitled "an Act to fix the times and places for holding the terms of the Supreme and Circuit [Courts]"	1859
7/3	451	H. B. No. 14. A bill for the Protection of Game (2 copies)	1859
7/3	452	H. B. No. 15. A bill Regulating the Salaries of County Judges	1859
7/3	453	H. B. No. 16. A bill for the relief of D. Wm. Douthit	1859
7/3	454	H. B. No. 17. A bill to amend an act entitled "An act relating to the granting of licenses to sell spirituous liquors and to the licensing of billiard tables, ball alleys and pedlars." Passed January 18th, 1854 (3 copies)	1859
7/3	455	H. B. No. 18. A bill to provide for the Protection of Stock	1859
7/3	456	H. B. No. 19. A bill for the relief of John Campbell	1859
7/3	457	H. B. 20. A bill for the relief of J. Kohn & Co.	1859
7/3	458	H. B. 21. A bill to increase the revenue of the State	1859
7/3	459	H. B. 22. A bill to provide for an Election to fill any Vacancies that have occurred or may occur in County offices under the Laws of the State of Oregon	1859
7/3	460	H. B. No. 23. A bill entitled an act to re-organize the Board of County Commissioners in certain Counties	1859
7/3	461	H. B. No. 24. A bill to provide for the election of electors of President and Vice President, and prescribe their duties	1859
7/3	462	H. B. No. 25. A bill to amend an act entitled "An Act relating to Assessors, passed January 26, 1854"	1859
7/3	463	H. B. No. 26. A bill relating to Mills, Millers, Mill-Dams, and Improvement of Mill Privileges	1859
7/3	464	H. B. No. 28. A bill to provide for the Expenses of the Sessions of the State Legislature, convened on the first Monday in July, 1858, and on the 16th day of May, 1859	1859
7/3	465	H. B. No. 29. A bill to provide for the appointment and election of Prosecuting Attorneys for the several Judicial Districts of the State of Oregon	1859
7/3	466	H. B. No. 31. A bill to provide for the continuation of the work on the Penitentiary, and make an appropriation therefor (2 copies)	1859
7/3	467	H. B. No. 32. A bill to provide for the election of an Inspector of the Penitentiary (2 copies)	1859
7/3	468	H. B. No. 36. A bill to be entitled An Act to legalize certain roads (2 copies)	1859
7/3	473	S. B. No. 1. A bill to regulate the Treasury Department	1859
7/3	474	S. B. No. 2. A bill to be entitled "An Act relating to the qualifications of Jurors for the Circuit Court and the mode of selecting them"	1859
7/3	475	S. B. No. 3. A bill to regulate the Practice of the Supreme and Circuit Courts	1859
7/3	476	S. B. No. 4. A bill to provide for Leasing the Penitentiary (2 copies)	1859
7/3	477	S. B. No. 5. A bill to Regulate the fees of County Clerks	1859
7/3	478	S. B. No. 6. A bill to dispose of the stone and iron of the foundation of the State House	1859
7/3	479	S. B. No. 7. A bill to change the caption of the laws now in force	1859
7/3	480	S. B. No. 8. A bill to provide for procuring certified copies of the Field Notes of the Public Surveys for the different counties of the State of Oregon	1859
7/3	481	S. B. No. 9. A bill for Taxing Fees in Certain Cases	1859
7/4	483	Untitled invitation to old settlers' ball at Washington Hall, Oregon City, on January 2, 1860	1859 December 26
7/4	486	The Best and Cheapest Oregon Paper. The Oregon Statesman----1859---'60	1859 January
7/4	486a	Untitled invitation to the First Annual Ball of the Portland Fire Department at the Metropolis Hotel on February 22, 1859	1859
7/4	487	Documents Presented to the People of Oregon by the Republican State Committee	1859
7/5	488	Untitled newspaper clipping about the Republican convention	1859
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Oversize 1	489	Fair Play. Speech of Hon. Eli Thayer, Republican Member of Congress from Massachusetts; delivered in the House of Representatives, February 24, 1859. Also---A letter from a prominent Democrat of Oregon	1859
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7/6	490	Untitled circular from Surveyor General W. W. Chapman about the appointment of Samuel D. Snowdel as deputy surveyor	1859
7/6		Unnumbered item: Address Delivered before the Fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons of Jacksonville, Oregon, June 24, 1859, by Wm. S. Moses, Past Master of Golden Gate Lodge No. 30, San Francisco, California	1859
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7/6	494	Minutes of the Twelfth Anniversary of the Willamette Baptist Association, Held with the Church at Oregon City, June 23, 24, & 25, 1860	1860
21/3	496	The Democratic Herald. Extra. Democratic State Convention	1860 April 17
21/4	500	Untitled diploma awarded by the Multnomah Agricultural Society to Henry Holtgreive	1860 October
7/6	501	Untitled membership certificate to the Multnomah County Agricultural Society for Clinton Kelly	1860 October 20
7/6	502	Rules and Regulations of the Multnomah Jockey Club	1860
7/6	508	Session Laws of the State of Oregon: and the Resolutions and Memorials of the First Regular Session of the Legislative Assembly Thereof, Held at Salem, 1860	1860
7/7	511	H. B. No. 2 (concerning corporations, pages 9-35)	1860
7/7	512	H. B. No. 3. A bill to amend the amendment of an act to incorporate the North Umpqua River Bridge Company	1860
7/7	513	H. B. No. 4. A Bill to provide for the payment of expenses of the Legislative Assembly of the State of Oregon	1860
7/7	514	H. B. No. 5. A bill to set off a part of Yamhill County, and annex the same to the County of Clackamas	1860
7/7	515	H. B. No. 6. A bill to provide for Possessory and Pre-emption Rights to the 500,000 acres of land granted to this State by an act of Congress passed April 4, 1841	1860
7/7	516	H. B. No. 7. A bill to fix the times of holding the Terms of the Circuit Courts of the 1st Judicial Circuit	1860
7/7	517	H. B. No. 8. A bill to fix the times of holding the Terms of the Circuit Court in Umpqua county	1860
7/7	518	H. B. No. 9. A bill for the relief of School District No. 1, of Curry county	1860
7/7	519	H. B. No. 10. A bill to defray expenses of holding terms of the Supreme Court	1860
7/7	520	H. B. No. 11. A bill to re-organize the board of County Commissioners in Umpqua County	1860
7/7	521	H. B. No. 12. A bill to encourage the State Agricultural Society and the County Agricultural Societies	1860
7/7	522	H. B. No. 13. A bill to permit the people of Curry County to vote on the permanent location of the County seat of said County	1860
7/7	523	H. B. No. 14. A bill to repeal an act entitled "An act to legalize certain roads," approved June 4, 1859	1860
7/7	524	H. B. No. 15. A bill to amend the act of the 20th of May, entitled "An act to fix the times and places of holding the terms of the Supreme and Circuit Courts"	1860
7/7	525	H. B. No. 16. A bill to defray the expenses of the arrest and conviction of fugitives from justice	1860
7/7	526	H. B. No. 17. A bill to regulate the Fire Department of the City of Portland	1860
7/7	527	H. B. No. 18. A bill to amend an Act relating to the incorporation of the City of Portland, passed Jan. 15, 1858	1860
7/7	528	H. B. No. 19. A bill to provide for a change of venue in criminal actions before Justices of the Peace	1860
7/7	529	H. B. No. 20. A bill to provide for the election of United States Senators for the State of Oregon	1860
7/7	530	H. B. No. 21. A bill for the establishment of a Pilotage on the Columbia and Willamette Rivers	1860
7/7	531	H. B. 22. A bill to establish La Creole Academic Institute	1860
7/7	532	H. B. No. 23. A bill to amend an act entitled "An act for the relief of Chester L. Harrington and others, passed January 20, 1856["]	1860
7/7	533	H. B. No. 25. A bill to amend an act entitled "An Act relating to Marriage and Divorce"	1860
7/7	534	H. B. No. 26. A bill to provide for submitting to the Electors of Oregon the matter of the selection of a place for a permanent Seat of Government	1860
7/7	535	H. B. No. 28. A bill to change the time for the meetings of the regular sessions of the Legislative Assembly of the State of Oregon	1860
7/7	536	H. B. No. 29. A bill providing for the submission to the Electors of the State the matter of the selection of a place for the permanent location of the Seat of Government	1860
7/7	537	H. B. No. 20. A bill to provide for publishing the decisions of the Supreme Court	1860
7/7	538	H. B. No. 31. A bill to incorporate the City of Salem	1860
7/7	539	H. B. No. 32. A bill to regulate the salary of the County Judge of Benton County	1860
7/7	540	H. B. No. 33. A bill to prevent Usury	1860
7/7	541	H. B. No. 35. A bill concerning Swine found running at large in the County of Wasco	1860
7/7	542	H. B. No. 37. A bill for the relief of Samuel Rich	1860
7/7	543	H. B. No. 38. A bill for the relief of William N. Wells	1860
7/7	544	H. B. No. 40. A bill to amend an Act entitled jurisdiction of the justices of the peace	1860
7/7	545	H. B. 41. A bill for the relief of B. F. Bonham, State Librarian	1860
7/7	546	H. B. No. 42. A bill regulating the salaries of the County Judges and County Commissioners	1860
7/7	547	H. B. No. 43. A bill to provide for the Election of a Representative in Congress	1860
7/7	548	H. B. No. 44. A bill to provide for fixing the commencement and close of the terms of State and County Officers	1860
7/7	549	H. B. No. 45. A bill to provide for the collection of Taxes	1860
7/7	550	H. B. No. 48. A bill to provide for the protection of Sheep and other domestic animals	1860
7\7	551	H. B. No. 49. A bill to provide for the election of a Prosecuting Attorney for the County of Wasco	1860
7\7	552	H. B. No. 52. A bill to amend the first and sixth sections of an act entitled "An act to establish Bethel Institute["]	1860
7\7	553	H. B. No. 53. A bill relating to the granting of License to sell ardent Spirits	1860
7\7	554	H. B. No. 55. A bill concerning Corporations. Reported from the Judiciary Committee	1860
7\7	555	H. B. No. 56. A bill to protect Fair Grounds	1860
7\7	556	H. B. No. 57. A bill to Prohibit the Sale and Disposal of Adulterated Spirituous or Alcoholic Liquors, Wines or Cider	1860
7\7	557	H. B. No. 58. A bill to repeal part of "An act relating to elections of Justices of the Peace and Constables, and to proceedings in Justices' Courts"	1860
7\7	558	H. B. No. 59. A bill to repeal part of "An act to define crimes and misdemeanors, and regulate criminal proceedings"	1860
7\7	559	H. B. No. 60. A bill to amend the act to fix the times and places of holding in the terms of Supreme and Circuit Courts, so far as relates to the Circuit Courts in Wasco County	1860
7\7	560	H. B. No. 61. A bill concerning Swine found running at large in the County of Wasco	1860
7\7	561	H. B. No. 62. A bill to authorize Sheriff to assess and collect taxes in certain cases	1860
7\7	562	H. B. No. 63. A bill to Provide for the Maintenance of the Poor and Indigent Sick in the several Counties of the State of Oregon	1860
7\7	563	H. B. No. 64. A bill authorizing E. Williams and others to establish a Ferry	1860
7\7	564	H. B. No. 65. A bill for taking up and disposal of estrays	1860
7\7	565	H. B. No. 66. A bill for the Encouragement of Agricultural Societies	1860
7\7	566	H. B. No. 68. A bill to Provide for the Appraisement of Property levied upon under Execution	1860
7\7	567	H. B. No. 69. An act to reorganize the Board of County Commissioners in certain cases	1860
7\7	568	H. B. No. 70. A bill to authorize the County Commissioners of Douglas County to expend money on certain Bridges	1860
7\7	569	H. B. No. 71. A bill concerning Graveyards	1860
7\7	570	H. B. No. 72. A bill for the Appointment of a Librarian and Defining his Duties	1860
7\7	571	H. B. No. 73. A bill regulating Interest	1860
7\7	572	H. B. No. 74. A bill to increase the Salary of the Judge of the Supreme Court for the First Judicial District	1860
7\7	573	H. B. No. 76. A bill to encourage the Manufacturing of Iron and Silver Mining in this State	1860
7\7	574	H. B. No. 77. A bill to provide for the possessory and pre-emptory rights of 500,000 acres of land donated to the State	1860
7\7	575	H. B. No. 78. A bill to amend the "Act to provide for the Public Printing and distribution of the Laws and Journals" approved June 3d, 1859	1860
7\7	576	H. B. No. 79. A bill relating to Assessments	1860
7\7	577	H. B. No. 82. A bill to provide for changing of names	1860
7\7	578	H. B. No. 83. A bill to establish and regulate mining claims	1860
7\8	582	Oregon Sentinel-Extra. Election Returns, Jackson County.---Official	1860 June 6
7\8	583	Constitution of the Oregon State Agricultural Society, and the Proceedings of the Convention Forming the Same	1860
7\8	584	Constitution and By-Laws of the Orphan Asylum Association, of Oregon and Washington	1860
7\8	586	Untitled form letter from Joel Ware sent to Ladd & Tilton, asking for them to pay for their subscription to the People's Press	1860 December 10
7\8	588	Facts for the People of Portland Relating to the Levee Case (original and preservation photocopy)	1860 March
7\8	589	Commencement Exercises, Portland Academy and Female Seminary: Thursday Evening, July 26th, 1860	1860
7\8	590	Untitled program for events at Portland Academy and Female Seminary taking place April 10-11, 1860 (original and preservation photocopy)	1860
7\8	592a	Celebration of the 4th of July, 1860, at Salem	1860
7\8	596	Closing Exercises of the Wallamet University, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, July 19, 1860	1860
8\1	598	The Oregon and Washington Almanac for the Year 1862	1861
8\1	602	Minutes of the Thirteenth Anniversary of the Willamette Baptist Association, Held with the Church at West Union, June 22, 23, & 24, 1861	1861
8\1	603	The Union Forever. Address Delivered at the Celebration of the Eighty-Fifth Anniversary of American Independence, July 4, 1861, at Portland, Oregon, by W. H. Farrar (3 copies)	1861
8\1	604	Proceedings of the M. W. Grand Lodge of the State of Oregon, for the Year A. L. 5861, A. D. 1861	1861
8\2	605	Proceedings of the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Oregon, at Its First Regular Convocation, Held at Salem, September 17th, A. I. 2391	1861
8\2	608	Constitution of the Multnomah County Agricultural Society	1861
8\2	610	Untitled petition to President Abraham Lincoln, asking that the government pay the remainder of claimed debts incurred during the Rogue River War	1861 November 1
21\4	611	Untitled diploma awarded by the Oregon State Agricultural Society to Mary Taylor (written as "Mrs. G. W. Taylor") (badly damaged)	1861 October
8\2	612	Premium List of the Oregon State Agricultural Society, to be Awarded at the First Annual Fair, to be Held at Oregon City, October 1st, 2d, 3d, & 4th, 1861	1861
8\2	613	Proceedings of the Oregon State Agricultural Society, at Their First Annual Fair Held in Clackamas County, October 1st, 2d, 3d, and 4th, 1861, Including the List of Awards, Addresses, &c	1861
8\3	616	Proceedings Commemorative of the Life and Services of Hon. Edward D. Baker, Late United States Senator for Oregon	1861
8\3	616a	Untitled badge for Independence Day celebration sponsored by Willamette Fire Engine Company No. 1 in Portland, proclaiming loyalty to the Union	1861
8\3	617	Third Annual Commencement Exercise of the Portland Academy and Female Seminary, Wednesday, April 24th, 1861 (original and 2 preservation photocopies)	1861
8\3	618	Read and Reflect! (broadside denouncing C. H. DeWolfe)	1861
21\4	619	Untitled advertisement for express to Nez Perces mines	1861 April 17
8\3	620	Catalogue of the Officers and Students of the Ümpqua Academy, for the Seventh Academic Year---1860---1861	1861
21\4	621	Untitled notice from George B. Curry to raise a company of volunteer cavalry (3 photostatic reproductions)	1861 October 10
8\3	622a	Closing Exercises of the Wallamet University, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, July 18, 1861	1861
8\3	623	The Oregon and Washington Almanac for the Year 1863	1862
8\4	627	Minutes of the Fourteenth Anniversary of the Willamette Baptist Association, Held with the Church at West Tualatin, June 21, 22 & 23, 1862	1862
8\4	634	Proceedings of the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Oregon, at Its Second Regular Convocation, Held at Salem, September 17th, A. I. 2392	1862
8\4	637	Proceedings of the Seventh Annual Communication of the Right Worthy Grand Lodge, I. O. O. F., State of Oregon, in the Masonic Hall, Albany, May, 1862	1862
8/4	638	Untitled petition to the Oregon legislature to pass a law prohibiting interest rates greater than 10 percent a year	1862
8/4	638a	Untitled returns of state elections	1862
8/4	640	Proclamation of Thanksgiving	1862 October 30
8/5	641	Special Message of the Governor of Oregon; to the Legislative Assembly Thereof, Delivered in Salem, September, 1862 (4 copies)	1862
8/5	644	An Act Relating to the Common Schools; Passed by the Legislative Assembly of Oregon (2 copies)	1862
8/5	645	An Act to Organize the Militia, Passed by the Legislative Assembly of Oregon (two copies, one with hand-drawn illustrations on cover)	1862
8/6	647	Journal of the Proceedings of the House. Of the Legislative Assembly of Oregon, for the Session of 1862	1862
8/7	648	Journal of the Proceedings of the Senate; and the Special Laws, Resolutions and Memorials, Enacted During the Second Regular Session Legislative Assembly of Oregon, Held at Salem, 1862	1862
9/1	656	Untitled circular announcing meetings of the Oregon Educational Association and State Teachers' Institute in February 1863 (2 copies)	1862
9/1	657	Constitution and By-Laws of the Oregon Steam Navigation Co. (photostatic reproduction)	1862
9/1	658	Untitled notice of a meeting of Oregon Telegraph Company subscribers to be held on January 25, 1862, and untitled notices appointing A. C. Gibbs to vote in proxy of others at said meeting	1862 January
9/1	659b	Table of Distances. Portland to Jacksonville; and Intermediate Points on the Route Traveled by the Overland Mail Company	1862
9/2	661	Confession of Andrew J. Pate, the Murderer of George Lamb and two Others, Who Was Executed at Albany, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 27th Day of May, 1862	1862
9/2	662	Charter of the City of Portland, the Act of Organizing the Fire Department, and Rules of Order, for the Government of the City Council	1862
9/2	664	Proceedings of the Tenth Annual Convocation of the Protestant Episcopal Church of Oregon and Washington Territory	1862
9/3	666	Untitled notice from Commissioner W. W. Ross to the taxpayers of Josephine County, alleging that the county sheriff has been delinquent in paying his taxes, and that Chinese immigrants have not been paying taxes (2 copies)	1862 May 21
9/4	668	Subscriptions to U. S. Sanitary Commission. Meeting in Jacksonville to Aid the U. S. Sanitary Commission	circa 1862
9/4	669	McCormick's Almanac for the Year 1864; Containing Useful Information Relative to the Population, Progress, and Resources of Oregon, Washington and Idaho (2 copies, one badly damaged)	1863
9/5	676	Minutes of the Fifteenth Anniversary of the Willamette Baptist Association, Held with the Church at [Clackamas], June 27, 28 & 29, 1863	1863
9/6	677	Proceedings of the M. W. Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, of the State of Oregon, at Its Thirteenth Annual Communication, Held at Salem, Oregon, September 21st, A. L. 5863 (2 copies)	1863
9/6	679	Proceedings of the Right Worthy Grand Lodge, I. O. O. F., State of Oregon, During the Eighth Annual Communication, in the Odd Fellows' Hall, Corvallis, May, 1863	1863
9/6	680a	Untitled notice from Warden A. C. R. Shaw concerning the manufacture of saddle trees at the Oregon State Penitentiary	circa 1863
21/4	680c	Programme of the State Fair	1863
9/6	681	Untitled notice concerning Oregon Steam Navigation Company rates (photograph)	1863 February 21
9/7	682	Untitled notice of a meeting of Oregon Telegraph Company subscribers to be held April 8th, 1863, with blank notice form to appoint a proxy to vote at said meeting	1863 March 9
9/7	683	Untitled information sheet about plans and resources of Pacific University, Forest Grove	circa 1863
9/7	686	Untitled program for annual ball of Multnomah Fire Engine Company No. 2 held February 23, 1863	1863
9/7	687	Scale of Prices Adopted by the Portland Typographical Union	1863 May 2
9/8	688	Proceedings of the Eleventh Annual Convocation of the Episcopal Church of Oregon and Washington Territory	1863
9/8	689	Spencer Hall, Milwaukie, Oregon. A Family Boarding School for Girls. First and Second Years (2 copies)	1863
9/8	691	Untitled notice from U.S. Assessor for Oregon Thomas Frazar about U.S. income tax	1863 April 6
9/9	692	Commencement Exercises of Willamette University, Thursday, July 16th, 1863	1863
9/9	697	Minutes of the Sixteenth Anniversary of the Willamette Baptist Association, Held with the Church at West Union, June 25, 26 and 27, 1864 (2 copies)	1864
9/9	699	Minutes of the Congregational Association of Oregon, at Their Annual Meeting, Held at Salem, 1864. Together with the Constitution, By-Laws, and Articles of Faith of the Association (2 copies)	1864
9/9	701	Freedom's Marching On! By Theodore J. Eckerson, U. S. A.	circa 1864
9/9	706	Journal of Colonel Drew's Owyhee Expedition, in the Summer of 1864. By A. H. Miller	1864
9/9	708	Report of the Adjutant General, of the State of Oregon	1864
9/10	710	Message of the Governor of Oregon, and Accompanying Documents. Delivered before the Legislative Assembly in Joint Convention, September 14th, 1864 (2 copies)	1864
9/10	711	Proclamation of Thanksgiving	1864 November 14
10/1	713	List of Members of the Legislative Assembly, State of Oregon, 3d Session, 1864	1864
10/1	718	Journal of the Senate Proceedings, of the Legislative Assembly of Oregon, During the Third Regular Session Thereof, Begun and Held at Salem, 1864	1864
10/2	721	Report of the Librarian of the State of Oregon	1864
10/2	722	Penitentiary Report	1864
10/2	723	Report of the Secretary of State of the State of Oregon (3 copies)	1864
21/5	724	The Sentinel Extra. By California and Oregon Telegraph	1864 November 17
10/3	725	List of Premiums, Awarded by the Oregon State Agricultural Society; at Its Annual Fair for 1864. Together with the Opening Address, Annual Address, List of Officers, Prize Essay, Financial Report, and Including the Constitution and By-Laws of the Society (preservation photocopy)	1864
10/3	726	Premium List of the Oregon State Agricultural Society, to be Awarded at the First Annual Fair, Commencing at Salem, Tuesday, September 27, 1864, and Continuing Four Days (2 copies)	1864
10/3	727	List of Premiums Awarded at the Oregon State Fair for 1863, Held at Salem, Oregon, Sept. 15, 16, 17, 18, and 19, Together with the Annual Address, by J. Q. Thornton, Brig. Gen. Alvord's Address, and the Premium Essay on Sheep-Raising, by John Minto, Esq. (2 copies)	1864
10/3	728	Untitled circular from the Oregon Educational Association and State Teachers' Institute	1864
10/4	729	Untitled notice of Oregon Steam Navigation Company schedule changes (photograph)	1864 March 11
10/4	735	Portland Directory for 1864. Compiled by S. J. McCormick	1864
10/5	736	Two untitled certificates affirming that Stephen G. Skidmore and C. H. Lewis served as active firemen in Portland	1864 February 6; 1864 September 12
10/5	737	Constitution and By-Laws of the Library Association of Portland	1864
10/6	739	Ho! for Quartzville	1864 August 25
21/5	740	Catalogue of Fruit Trees and Shrubbery at the St. Helena Nursery, Howell Prairie, Marion Co., Ogn.	1864 September 20
10/6	740a	Untitled announcement of Soldier's Aid entertainment to be hosted by the Salem Sanitary Aid Society at Moore's Hall on January 22, 1864	1864
10/6	741	Untitled announcement that the Salem Thespian Society will perform at Moore's Hall on March 4, 1864	1864
10/6	742	Untitled announcement that the Salem Thespian Society will perform at Moore's Hall on March 17, 1864	1864 March
10/6	743	Untitled announcement that the Salem Thespian Society will perform at Moore's Hall on March 19, 1864	1864 March
10/6	744	Untitled announcement of entertainment at Moore's Hall on April 9, 1864 to benefit the U.S. Sanitary Commission	1864
10/6	745	Spencer Hall, Milwaukie, Oregon. A Family Boarding School for Girls. Third Year	1864
21/5	746	Resolutions Adopted by the Union State Convention	1864
10/7	747	The Loud Voice; Rev. 10: 3, and Everlasting Gospel; Rev. 14: 6, by Leonard B. Vickers, Angel of God	1864
10/7	748	Catalogue of the Wallamet University, Salem, Oregon, for the Academical Year, 1863--'64	1864
10/7	749	Commencement Exercises of the Wallamet University, Thursday, July 21, 1864 (2 copies)	1864
10/7	750	Hesperian Society. Fourth Annual Exhibition. Thursday Evening, Feb. 11, 1864	1864
11/1	751	McCormick's Almanac for the Year 1866; Containing Useful Information Relative to the Population, Progress, and Resources of Oregon, Washington and Idaho	1865
11/1	754	Minutes of the Fourteenth Annual Meeting of the Siloam Association of Regular Baptists, Held with the Siloam Church, Marion County, Oregon, Commencing on Friday before the Fourth Sunday in June, and Continuing the Two Following Days	1865
11/1	756	Minutes of the Seventeenth Anniversary of the Willamette Baptist Association Held with the Church at West Union, June 23, 24 & 25, 1865	1865
11/1	757	Confessions of Geo. P. Beale and Geo. Baker Hung at Salem, Oregon, May 17, 1865, for the Murder of Daniel Delaney, Sen; on the 9th Day of January, 1865	1865
11/1	758	Dictionary of the Chinook Jargon; to Which Is Added Numerous Conversations, Thereby Enabling Any One to Speak the Chinook Correctly. Third Edition	1865
11/1	759	Pastoral Letter of the Most Rev. F. N. Blanchet, D. D. Archbishop of Oregon City, to the Clergy and Laity of the Arch Diocese, Formulating the Jubilee. Together with the Late Encyclical of the Holy Father, and the Syllabus of Errors Condemned. Followed with the Manual of Instruction on the Jubilee and Prayers	1865
11/2	760	Minutes of the Congregational Association of Oregon, at Their Annual Meeting, Held at Albany, 1865. Together with the Constitution and By-Laws of the Association	1865
11/2	763	Oration of Hon. Elwood Evans, Portland, Oregon, July 4th, 1865	1865
11/2	764	Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Oregon, A. F. & A. M. at Its Fifteenth Annual Communication, Held at Portland, June 19, A. L. 5865	1865
11/3	772	Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Oregon, for 1865	1865
11/3	774	Supreme Court State of Oregon. Stephen Coffin, Plaintiff, vs. J. P. O. Lownsdale, and others, Defendants. Brief and Points of Argument for Defendant	1865
11/3	775	In the Supreme Court, State of Oregon, John Whiteaker and others, Pl'ffs., Appellants, vs. William Haley, Def't., Respondent. Brief and Points on Behalf of Appellant	1865
11/3	776	Message of Gov. Addison C. Gibbs to the Legislative Assembly, and Accompanying Documents. Special Session, Dec. 5, 1865 (2 copies)	1865
11/3	777	Untitled circular from Governor Addison C. Gibbs about school lands	1865 June 15
11/3	778	Thanksgiving Proclamation, by his Excellency, Addison C. Gibbs, Governor of Oregon	1865 November 21
11/4	781	List of Premiums Offered by the Oregon State Agricultural Society at Its Fifth Annual Fair, to be Held at the Fair Grounds, Near Salem, October 3d, 4th, 5th and 6th, 1865, and the Programme Rules and Regulations	1865
11/4	783	Premiums Awarded at the Oregon State Fair 1865; Together with Opening and Annual Addresses, Essay on Sheep, Description of Prize Farm, Etc.	1865
11/4	784	Statesman, Extra. Tuesday Morning, April 4. Glorious News! Richmond Taken. Petersburg Evacuated. Many Thousand Prisoners! And all the Cannon Captured	1865 April 4
11/4	785	Statesman, Extra. Thursday Morning, April 11. Surrender of Lee's Army	1865 April 11
11/4	786	Statesman, Extra. Wednesday Morning, April 12	1865 April 12
11/4	787	Statesman Extra—Wedsdy Eve, 12th. Correspondence. Lee to Grant	1865 April 12
11/4	788	Statesman, Extra. Saturday Evening, April 15. 9 O'Clock, P. M. Assassination of President Lincoln! Attempted Assassination of Mr. Seward!	1865 April 15
11/4	789	Statesman---Extra. Sunday Evening, April 16—10 P. M.	1865 April 16
11/4	790	Statesman, Extra. Tuesday Morning, April 25. The Latest	1865 April 25
11/5	791	Ordinance of the City of Portland (badly damaged)	1865
11/5	793	Programme of Exercises. July 4, 1865! Portland, Oregon	1865
11/6	794	Untitled invitation to memorial services for Abraham Lincoln in Portland on April 27, 1865	1865 April
11/6	794a	Exhibition of the Portland Academy and Female Seminary. Friday Evening, January 20, 1865. Programme of Exercises	1865 January
11/6	795	A Charge to the Clergy of the Missionary Diocese of Oregon, and of Washington and Idaho Territories. By Thomas F. Scott. D. D., Missionary Bishop. Delivered at the Convocation in St. Stephen's Chapel, Portland, July 3, 1865	1865
11/6	796	Untitled prayer written by Thomas F. Scott to "be used during our national troubles"	circa 1865
11/6	797	Spencer Hall, Milwaukie, Oregon. A Family Boarding School for Girls. Fourth Year	1865
11/6	797a	The Specific Contract Law. Opinions of Hons. S. P. Chase and Hugh McCullough, on the Specific Contract Law. Also, Address to the People of Oregon, by J. Quinn Thornton	1865
11/6	799	Prospectus of the Willamette Falls Canal Company, at Oregon City	1865
11/7	800	Commencement Exercises of the Wallamet University, Thursday, July 20, 1865 (2 copies)	1865
11/7	806	Minutes of the Eighteenth Anniversary of the Willamette Baptist Association, Held with the Church at Clackamas, June 22, 23 and 24, 1866	1866
11/7	808	Minutes of the Annual Meeting of the Congregational Association of Oregon, Held at Portland, Commencing June 21st, and Ending June 24th, 1866, Together with the Resolutions and Reports adopted thereat	1866
11/7	809	Rules of the First Congregational Church Salem, Oregon; Together with the Articles of Faith and Covenant	1866
21/5	812	Untitled advertisement for performance by Diamond's Minstrel Troupe at Willamette Theatre, May 5, 1886	1866
11/7	816	By-Laws of Harmony Lodge No. 12, of Free and Accepted Masons, Held at the City of Portland, State of Oregon Being the Uniform Code Recommended. Also, with a Service for Funerals, and a List of Officers and Members Since the Organization of the Lodge	1866
11/7	818	By-Laws of Thurston Lodge, No. 28, of Free and Accepted Masons, Held at Harrisburg, Oregon, Being the Uniform Code Recommended. Also, with a Service for Funerals, and a Funeral Dirge and Other Odes	1866
11/7	820	Constitution and By-Laws of the Independent Order of Good Templars of Oregon and Washington Territory for the Grand Lodge and the Subordinate Lodge	1866
21/5	823	Arrival of Halleck & Staff! Grand Reception by the Citizens of Jacksonville	1866 July 26
11/7	825	Premium List of the Linn County Agricultural Association, to be Awarded at Its First Annual Fair, to be Held at their Fair Grounds, One Mile South of Albany, on Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday and Friday, October 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th, 1866	1866
11/7	826a	Untitled notice of delinquent taxes sent by Sam Headrick, tax collector	1866 February 19
12/1	830	Constitution and By-Laws of Vancouver Lodge, No. 3, of I. O. O. F.	1866
12/1	831	Untitled form letter from Adjutant General Cyrus Reed sent to Lieutenant Samuel Kerns asking for information about any soldiers or units that had served in the U.S. Civil War	1866 February 6
12/1	837a	In the Supreme Court of the State of Oregon. Appeal from the Circuit Court of the Fourth Judicial District for Clackamas County. S. W. Moss, Plaintiff, Appellant, vs. Earl D. Jones, and Mary Jane Jones, Defendants, Respondents	1866
12/1	839a	In the Supreme Court of the State of Oregon. Sherry Ross, Respondent, vs. J. P. O. Lownsdale, et al, Appellant. Appellants' Brief	1866
12/1	840	In the Supreme Court of the State of Oregon. Susan T. Stearnes, Appellant, vs. Samuel E. Stearns, Respondent. Respondent's Brief	1866
12/1	841	Untitled circular regarding land claim applications for land that had been previously claimed	1866 June 15
12/1	842	Untitled notice from Governor Addison C. Gibbs to citizens of Wasco and Umatilla counties about the purchase of public lands	1866
12/2	843	Second Biennial Message of Addison C. Gibbs, Governor of Oregon. Delivered to the Legislative Assembly, September 11th, 1866 (2 copies)	1866
12/2	847	The Second Biennial Report of the Physicians of the Oregon State Hospital for the Insane, for the Years 1865-6 (2 copies)	1866
12/2	849	The General Laws of Oregon and the Resolutions and Memorials Passed at the Special Sessions Begun and Held December 1865 (3 copies)	1866
12/3	851	Acts and Resolutions of the Legislative Assembly of the State of Oregon, Passed at the Fourth Regular Session, 1866. With an Appendix	1866
12/4	937	The Journal of the House During the Special Session of the Legislative Assembly, Begun and Held at Salem, Oregon, December, 1865	1866
12/4	965	Report of the Sup't Penitentiary of the State of Oregon, for the Years 1865-6 (2 copies)	1866
12/4	966	Report of the Recent Surveys and Progress of Construction of the Oregon Central Military Road. Made by B. J. Pengra, Superintendent (printed 1866) (photocopy)	1865 November 29
12/4		Unnumbered item: Untitled stock certificate for the Oregon Central Military Road Company (photocopy, with note that it is to be filed with item 966)	1865 April 27
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21/6	967	Overland Mail Route to California. Through in Six Days to Sacramento! (2 copies and photostatic reproduction)	1866 July 19
12/5	967	Overland Mail Route to California. Through in Six Days to Sacramento! (photostatic reproduction)	1866 July 19
12/5	969	Oregon State Fair. 1866. Programme	1866
21/6	969	Oregon State Fair. 1866. Programme	1866
12/5	970	List of Premiums for the Oregon State Fair to be Held at Salem, October 16, 17, 18, 19, 1866	1866
12/5	973	Commencement Exercises of Pacific University, May 2, 1866	1866
12/5	977	Portland Academy and Female Seminary. 1866-1867 (2 copies)	1866
12/5	978	Constitution of the Portland Philharmonic Society	1866
12/5	979	Vocal and Instrumental Concert, of the Portland Philharmonic Society, Mr. J. B. Wyatt, Conductor, Assisted by the "Mechanics' Brass Band," Friday Evening, June 15, 1866, at Lappeus & Knowles' New Hall	1866
12/5	980	Untitled form letter soliciting membership in the Portland Philharmonic Society	1866 February 7
12/5	981	The Peace of God. A Sermon Delivered in St. Stephen's Chapel, Portland, Oregon, on the Day of National Thanksgiving, Dec. 7, 1865, by Rt. Rev. Thos. F. Scott, D. D.	1866
12/5	982	Confession of Thos. Smith, Hung at Albany, Oregon, May 10th 1866 (photostatic reproduction)	1866
12/5	984	Untitled circular concerning events at a meeting of the South Portland Precinct on March 20, 1866	1866 March 21
12/5	985	Untitled notice by several citizens of Jacksonville, alleging that S. Clover and others have been making false allegations that they are treasonous	1866 March 6
21/6	986	Democracy and Treason! (broadside alleging that members of the Oregon Democratic Party supported the Confederacy during the U.S. Civil War)	1866
12/5	987	Untitled resolution denouncing several people as having engaged in treasonous conduct (2 copies)	1866
12/6	989	Untitled circular alleging that Captain William S. Powell has committed multiple offenses	1866
12/6	990	In the Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Oregon. Cullen C. Chapman, vs. School District No. 1, The City of Portland, & Benjamin Stark. Before M. P. Deady, Judge of the District Court. Opinions and Decrees of the Court	1866
12/6	991	Grand Military and Civic Ball of the Washington Guard, to be given on the evening of their 4th Annual Target Excursion, at Oro Fino Hall, September 25, 1866	1866
12/6	992	Catalogue of the Wallamet University, Salem, Oregon, for the Academical Year, 1865-6	1866
12/7	993	McCormick's Almanac for the Year 1868: Containing Useful Statistics Relative to the Population, Progress, and Resources of Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and Montana (one complete copy, one partial copy)	1867
12/7	999	Minutes of the Annual Meeting of the Congregational Association of Oregon, Held at Oregon City, Commencing June 20th and ending June 24th, 1867	1867
12/7	1000	Manual of the First Congregational Church of Portland, Oregon (2 copies)	1867
12/7	1001	Tableau & Musical Entertainment to be given on Wednesday Evening, December 11, 1867, for the benefit of the Congregational Sunday School, at Moody's Hall, Dalles City, Oregon	1867
12/7	1005	Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Oregon, A. F. & A. M. at Its Seventeenth Annual Communication, Held at Portland, June 24th, A. L. 5867	1867
13/1	1006	By-Laws of Multnomah Lodge, No. 1, of Free and Accepted Masons	1867
13/1	1007	Proceedings of the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Oregon, at Its Seventh Regular Convocation, Convened at the Hall of Portland Chapter, No. 3, on Monday, June 24, 1867	1867
13/1	1008	By-Laws of Willamette Lodge No. 2 of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, Held at Portland, Oregon, Being the Uniform Code recommended. Also, with a Service for Funerals, and a Funeral Dirge and Other Odes	1867
13/1	1012	Proceedings of the Third Annual Session of the Grand Lodge of the I. O. G. T., Held in Portland, Oregon, Sept. 3d, 4th, 5th and 6th, 1867	1867
13/1	1013	A History of Oregon. 1832-1848. Drawn from Personal Observation and Authentic Information. By W. H. Gray (title page and first page of preface only)	1867
13/1	1018	Minutes of the Oregon Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Fifteenth Session. Held in Portland, Oregon, August 7-12, 1867	1867
13/1	1019	Introductory Lecture Delivered Before the Class of Medical Students at Willamette University, for the Session of 1867, by Hon. J. H. Mitchell, Professor of Medical Jurisprudence	1867
13/2-3	1021	Untitled volume containing the proceedings of the R. W. Grand Lodge of Oregon, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, for the years 1856 through 1866 (2 copies)	1867
14/1	1022	Proceedings of the Twelfth Annual Communication of the R. W. Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, of the State of Oregon, Held in Odd Fellows' Hall, City of Portland, May 15, 1867	1867
14/1	1023	Constitution and By-Laws of Hassalo Lodge No. 15 I. O. O. F. Portland, Oregon (2 copies)	1867
14/1	1024	Grand Ball given by the members of Hassalo Lodge No. 15, I. O. O. F., at the Oro Fino Hall, Portland, Oregon, on Thursday evening, May 16, 1867	1867
14/1	1025	Constitution and By-Laws of Orient Lodge, No. 17 I. O. O. F. East Portland, Oregon	1867
14/1	1026	Constitution and Rules of Order of the General Relief Committee I. O. O. F., of Portland, Oregon	1867
14/1	1027	Constitution and By-Laws of Samaritan Lodge No. 2 I. O. O. F. Portland, Oregon	1867
14/1	1031	In the Supreme Court of the State of Oregon. September Term, 1867. The State of Oregon, Appellee, vs. John Fitzhugh and John C. Hannan, Appellants. Brief of Appellants	1867
14/2	1036	Untitled stock certificate for Oregon Central Railroad Company	1867
14/2	1038	Untitled advertisement for Oregon Iron Works	1867 August 15
14/2	1039	List of Premiums for the Oregon State Fair to Be Held At Salem, Sept. 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 1867	1867
14/2	1040	Oregon State Fair. 1867. Programme	1867
14/3	1041	The Seventh Annual State Fair, 1867; The Opening Address by the President, J. H. Douthit, and Annual Address, by E. B. Dufur, Esq. Also, Essays on Cattle-Raising, Deep and Shallow Plowing, Management of Fern Lands, and Small Farms, by W. T. Newby, Esq.	1867
14/3	1042	Catalogue of Pacific University and Tualatin Academy. 1866-7	1867
14/3	1043	Commencement Exercises of Pacific University, May 8th, 1867	1867
14/3	1043a	Untitled notice from the Pioneer Base Ball Club, asking that Oregon baseball clubs designate delegates to send to a convention in Portland on February 21, 1868	1867 October 1
14/4	1044	Proceedings of a Meeting of the People of Portland, Oregon, on the Subject of the Pacific Rail Roads, and Oregon Rail Roads; with the Report and Resolutions Adopted December 18, 1867	1867
14/4	1046	Constitution and Rules of Order of Willamette Fire Engine Company, No. 1., as Adopted June 6, 1867, Portland, Oregon (2 copies)	1867
14/4	1047	Protection Fire Company No. 4. Grand Ball, given by the Company at Oro Fino Hall, on the occasion of the Reception and Housing of their new stem fire engine on Wednesday Evening, Dec. 25, 1867	1867
14/4	1048	Portland Philharmonic Society. Vocal and Instrumental Concert for the Benefit of the Poor of This City, at Oro Fino Hall, on Friday Evening, June 14, 1867	1867
14/4	1049	Second Vocal Concert of the Portland Philharmonic Society, Mr. J. B. Wyatt, Conductor, Friday Evening, March 1, 1867, at Oro Fino Hall (2 copies)	1867
14/4	1052	Untitled prize certificates from the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary (6 copies)	1865-1867
14/4	1053	Public School Entertainment to Be Given at Moody's Hall, Dalles City, on Friday Evening, Dec. 20, 1867, for the Benefit of the Public Schools	1867
14/4	1054	Order of Exercises of the Dedication of the First Unitarian Church of Portland, Oregon, December 29th, 1867	1867
14/4	1057	Reconstruction. Speech of Hon. Geo. H. Williams, delivered at Portland, Oregon, September 23d, 1867 (2 copies)	1867
14/5	1058	The Pioneer's Offering, by Henry H. Woodward, of Coos County Oregon (photostatic reproduction)	1867
21/7	1060	Untitled published letter of W. L. Adams, dated April 20, 1868, attacking Republican congressional candidate David Logan and urging people to instead vote for Democrat Joseph S. Smith	1868
19/2		Untitled bound volume containing McCormick's Almanacs for 1869, 1870, 1872, 1873, and 1876 through 1881 (only 1869 (Item 1061) and 1870 (Item 1253) issues have item numbers)	1868-1880
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14/5	1064	Minutes of the Baptist Convention, Held at Pleasant Butte Church, Linn County, Oregon, July 2, 1868, for the Purpose of Organizing a General Association	1868
14/5	1068	Minutes of the Twentieth Anniversary of the Willamette Baptist Association Held with the Amity Baptist Church, Oregon, June 26, 27, 28, 1868	1868
21/7	1072	Untitled advertisement for performance by Pete Emerson's Variety Troupe at Oro Fino Hall, on July 18, 1868	1868
14/6	1077	Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Oregon A. F. &. A. M. at Its Eighteenth Annual Communication, Held at Portland, June 22, A. L. 5868 (2 copies)	1868
14/6	1078	Proceedings of the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Oregon, at Its Eighth Regular Convocation, Convened at the Hall of Portland Chapter, No. 3. On Monday, June 22, 1868	1868
14/6	1079	Proceedings of the Fourth Annual Session of the Grand Lodge, I. O. G. T., of Oregon and Washington Territory Held in Albany, Oregon, Sept. 1st, 2d, 2d and 4th, 1868 (2 copies)	1868
21/7	1084	Testimonials of the Marion County Teachers' Association to the Retiring President, Prf. L. J. Powell, who has served in the Association in that capacity during the entire period of its existence, and who now leaves the County to take charge of the Academic Department of Pacific University	1868
14/6	1085	Minutes of the Oregon Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Sixteenth Session. Held in Salem, Oregon, August 13-17, 1868	1868
15/1	1089	Constitution and By-Laws of Ellison Encampment, No. 1, I. O. O. F.	1868
15/1	1090	Proceedings of the Thirteenth Annual Communication of the R. W. Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, of Oregon, Held in the Masonic Hall, Oregon City, May 19, 1868	1868
15/1	1091	Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Oregon, for 1868	1868
15/1	1094	In Supreme Court. State of Oregon. September Term, 1868. R. G. Aldrich, Respondent, vs. John McCracken, Appellant. Appellant's Brief	1868
15/2	1160	Message of the Governor of Oregon, to the Legislative Assembly. Fifth Regular Session September, 1868 (2 copies)	1868
15/2	1161	Thanksgiving Proclamation. By the Governor of the State of Oregon	1868 November 16
15/2	1162	Report of the Physicians of the Oregon Hospital for the Insane, for the Years 1867-8	1868
15/2	1165	Address to the People of Oregon, by the Retiring Members of the Legislative Assembly, giving their Reasons for their Resignation in that Body (5 copies)	1868
15/3	1174	Biennial Report of the Secretary of State of the State of Oregon to the Legislative Assembly. Fifth Regular Session. September, 1868	1868
15/3	1177	Address to the People of Oregon, by the Oregon Central R. R. Co. of Salem	1868
15/3	1180	List of Premiums for the Oregon State Fair, for 1868, to Be Held at Salem, Sept. 28, 29, 30, and Oct. 1, 2, 3	1868
15/3	1181	Oregon State Fair. 1868. Programme	1868
15/3	1182	Catalogue of Pacific University and Tualatin Academy. Forest Grove, Oregon. 1867-8	1868
15/3	1185	Untitled announcement that Black citizens of Portland will celebrate the sixth anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation on January 1, 1869	1868
15/3	1186	Untitled certificate certifying that C. H. Marvin was elected a member of Protection Engine Company No. 4 of the Portland Fire Department	1868 August 6
15/4	1187	Catalogue of the Portland Library, of Portland, Oregon; with an Index of Authors and Subjects: Consisting of About Twenty-Five Hundred Volumes (2 copies)	1868
15/4	1188	Catalogue of the Portland Academy and Female Seminary. For the Year ending July 17th, 1868 (3 copies)	1868
15/4	1188a	Portland Academy and Female Seminary. Exercises of the Graduating Class, July 16, 1868	1868
15/4	1189	Roll of Honor. Portland Academy & Female Seminary February 14, 1868	1868
15/5	1190	Portland Philharmonic Society. Vocal and Instrumental Concert for the Benefit of the Portland Library Association, at Oro Fino Hall, on Friday Evening, January 10, 1868. (Postponed from December 27, 1867)	1868 January
15/5	1191	Journal of the Proceedings of the Sixteenth Annual Convocation of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the Missionary Diocese of Oregon and Washington, Held in Trinity Church, Portland, August 31, 1868	1868
21/6	1193	The Cheapest Paper in the State! Salem Weekly Record (2 copies)	1868
15/5	1195	A Sermon on the Life, Character and Work of the Rt. Rev. Thomas Fielding Scott, D. D. Late Missionary Bishop of Oregon and Washington Territory, Delivered Before an Informal Meeting of the Clergy and Laity, in Trinity Church, Portland, August 18, 1867. By Rev. William H. Stoy, B. D., Rector of Trinity Church, Portland	1868
15/5	1198	Constitution of the First Unitarian Society, of Portland, Oregon	1868
15/5	1201	Untitled orders from the Headquarters of the Department of the Columbia, U.S. Army (photocopy)	1868
15/5	1248	In the Circuit Court of the United States, for the District of Oregon. Lam, et al., v. Starr, et al. Fields, v. Squires. Before Matthew P. Deady, Judge of the District Court	1868
15/5	1252	Supplement to the Oregon Sentinel. Speech of Hon. George H. Williams, of Oregon, on Reconstruction; Delivered in the Senate of the United States, February 4, 1868	1868
15/5	1252a	Untitled notice from the Young Men's Christian Association about their presence in Portland	circa 1868
15/6	1254	First Concert of the Astoria Philharmonic Society, at the Congregational Church, on Friday Evening, May 28, 1869	1869
15/6	1255	Untitled informational circular about the Baker City Academy	1869
21/7	1256	Untitled announcement about the opening of a high school in Baker City, Oregon on November 1, 1869	1869
15/6	1259	Minutes of the Thirteenth Annual Meeting of the Corvallis Baptist Association, Held with the Oakland Church, Douglas County, Oregon, May 14th, 15th, and 17th, A. D. 1869	1869
15/6	1264	Pastoral Letters of the Most Rev. F. N. Blanchet, D. D., Archbishop of Oregon City, to the Clergy and Laity of the Arch Diocese, Promulgating a Plenary Indulgence on the Occasion of the General Council. &c., &c., &c.	1869
15/6	1265	Authentic Account of the Murder of Dr. Whitman and Other Missionaries, by the Cayuse Indians of Oregon, in 1847, and the Causes which Led to that Horrible Catastrophe. By the Very Rev. J. B. A. Brouillet	1869
15/6	1265a	Untitled advertisement about a newly-patented bed bottom spring	1869
15/7	1266	A New and Improved Mode of Training Horses Entitled the Common Sense System	1869
15/7	1267	The Jubilee of the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Ordinance to the Priesthood of Most Rev. F. N. Blanchet, D. D., Archbishop of Oregon City, Celebrated on the 18th of July, 1869, in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary, in Portland, Oregon	1869
15/7	1268	Untitled advertisement for Columbia Iron Works in Portland	1869 November 15
15/7	1271	Untitled advertisement for B. F. Dorris' store in Eugene	1869
15/7	1273	The Petition of B. F. Dowell and Others, Asking Pay for Two Companies of Oregon Volunteers, and Their Expenses, Called into Service in 1854. By B. F. Dowell, Attorney for Claimants (3 copies)	1869
16/1	1274	Statistics of the State of Oregon; Containing a Description of Its Agricultural Development, and Natural and Industrial Resources. Together with The Physical, Geographical, Geological and Mineral Statistics of the State. Compiled and Published by the order of the State Agricultural Society, by A. J. Dufur, Chairman of the Committee and Ex-President of the Society (2 copies)	1869
16/2	1275	Homesteads for Every Body	1869
16/2	1281	Untitled circular from Grand Worthy Secretary T. H. Crawford of the International Organization of Good Templars (I.O.G.T.), Grand Lodge of Oregon	1869 October 4
16/2	1283	A History of Oregon, 1832-1849, Drawn from Personal Observation and Authentic Information, by W. H. Gray (2 copies)	1869
16/2	1284	Democratic View of Democracy. By J. W. Johnson	1869
16/2	1285	Oregon Produce Prices Current, by McCraken, Merrill & Co., Commission Merchants, 14 and 16 North Front Street, Portland, Oregon	1869 October 30
16/2	1286	Portland Jobbing Prices Current and Market Review, by McCraken, Merrill & Co., Commission Merchants, Nos. 14 and 16, North Front St.	1869 November 19
16/3	1286a	Second Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert Given by Miss Octavia Mercier, at Oro Fino Theater, on Tuesday Evening, March 16, 1869	1869
16/3	1286b	Third and Farewell Concert in Portland, of Miss Octavia Mercier, Assisted by Her Sisters Corrinne and Blanche, on Wednesday Eve., June 30, 1869	1869
16/3	1288	Untitled announcement of the Methodist Episcopal women's annual fancy fair and festival at the Armory Hall on December 8, 1869	1869
16/4	1290	Bishop Morris' Primary Address to the Missionary Convocation of Oregon and Washington, September 3d, 1869	1869
16/4	1293	Ode, Sung at the Laying of the Corner Stone of the Odd Fellows' Temple, Portland, Oregon, July 5, 1869	1869
16/4	1294	In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Multnomah. Amelia Cowaniah, and Charles Cowaniah, James Terwilliger and Thomas Stevens, Plaintiffs, vs. D. B. Hannah, Samuel Caruthers, T. J. Carter, et. al., Defendants. Argument for the Defendants, on Demurrer to the Complaint	1869
16/4	1296	In the Supreme Court, State of Oregon, September Term, 1869. Wm. H. Delay, Joseph Delay and Lansing Stout, Appellants, vs. W. W. Chapman, Respondent. Brief for Appellants	1869
21/7	1297a	Proclamation for a Day of Public Thanksgiving	1869 November 3
16/4	1299	The Inside History of the Oregon Central Railroad Companies. With the Reasons showing the Portland (or West Side Company) to be entitled to the U. S. Land	1869
21/7	1300	Daily and Weekly Oregon Herald. Prospectus for 1869-70	1869
21/7	1300b	Fourth of July Paper. Herald Extra (2 copies)	1869 July 5
16/5	1301	List of Premiums for the Oregon State Fair, for 1869, to Be Held at Salem, Sept, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25	1869
16/5	1302	Oregon State Fair! 1869. Season Badge	1869
16/5	1303	Premiums Awarded at the Oregon State Fair 1869; Together with Opening and Annual Addresses, and Proceedings of the Board of Managers and Society	1869
16/5	1305	Catalogue of Pacific University, and Tualatin Academy, Forest Grove, Oregon. 1868-9	1869
16/5	1306	Catalogue of Pacific University, and Tualatin Academy, Forest Grove, Oregon. 1869-70 (2 copies)	1869
16/5	1307	Oregon, Its Resources, Soil, Climate and Productions. Containing Some Facts for the Consideration of Emigrants. Issued by the Board of Statistics, Immigration and Labor Exchange	1869
16/5	1309a	Untitled invitation to the 4th of July celebration for 1869	1869 June 2
16/5	1310	Annual Report of the Portland Library Association (2 copies)	1869
16/6	1311	Catalogue of the Portland Academy and Female Seminary (2 copies)	1869
16/6	1312	Eighth Concert of the Portland Philharmonic Society, at Oro Fino Hall, Friday Evening, June 11, 1869 (2 copies)	1869
16/6	1312a	Untitled ticket for the Portland Philharmonic Society's 8th concert (3 copies)	1869
16/6	1313	Proceedings of the Seventeenth Annual Convocation of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the Missionary Diocese of Oregon and Washington, Held in Trinity Church, Portland, on the 3d and 4th Days of September, 1869 (2 copies)	1869
16/6	1315a	First Concert of the Salem Musical Union at Reed's New Opera House, on Wednesday Eve'g. Oct. 27, 1869	1869
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16/7	1329	Untitled circular from the Army, Department of the Columbia, about the instructions for the Subsistence Department	1869
16/8	1373	Untitled notice from U.S. Internal Revenue, District of Oregon, about taxes	1869 July 29
16/9	1377	New Goods!! New Goods! (announcement of goods sold by A. Wheeler of Brownsville, Oregon)	1869 November 22
16/9	1380	Department of Medicine, D. Payton, M. D., President. Willamette University	1869
16/9	1381	Anniversary Exercises of the Young Men's Christian Association, of Portland, Oregon, in the Methodist Episcopal Church, Sabbath Evening, April 11, 1869	1869
16/9	1382	First Annual Report of the Young Men's Christian Association, of Portland, Oregon (3 copies)	1869
16/9	1383	McCormick's Almanac for the Year 1871: Containing Useful Statistics Relative to the Population and Resources of Oregon, Washington & Idaho, Together with a Variety of Other Useful Information (4 copies)	1870
16/9	1385	Untitled invitation to fireman's ball for Astoria Fire Company No. 1, Astoria, Oregon, on December 26, 1870	1870
16/10	1391	Prospectus of the "Bedrock Democrat"	1870
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21/7	1392	Pacific Christian Advocate--Supplement	1870 January 29
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16/10	1394	Pastoral Letter of the Most Rev. F. N. Blanchet, D. D., Archbishop of Oregon City, Concerning the Two First Dogmatic Constitutions of the Oecumenical Vatican Council	1870
16/10	1395	Speech of Col. Chapman at Union Hill, Delivered February 12, 1870	1870
16/10	1399	Constitution and By-Laws of Morvin Grove No. 2, U. A. O. D. of the State of Oregon	1870
16/10	1400	City Charter, and Rules of Order of the City of East Portland, for the Government of the Board of Trustees	1870
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17/1	1401	Laws of the City of Eugene, Excluding the Amended Charter	1870
17/1	1404	By-Laws of Warren Lodge No. 10, of Free and Accepted Masons, of the State of Oregon, as Amended Wednesday Evening, June 23rd, A. D. 1870, A. L. 5870 (5 copies)	1870
17/1	1406	Christian Progress. By Rev. W. Jolly, Pastor of the Independent Christian Church, Oregon	1870
17/1	1407	Seth Luelling's Catalogue of Fruit Trees, Shrubbery, &c.	1870
17/1	1407a	Untitled announcement for Rosa Martin's lecture at Harmony Hall for the benefit of the Temperance Library Association	1870
17/1	1408	Minutes of the Oregon Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Eighteenth Session. Held in Vancouver, W. T. [Washington Territory], Aug. 25-29, 1870	1870
17/2	1413	Report of the Adjutant General of Oregon, to the Legislative Assembly Thereof. Sixth Regular Session, September, 1870	1870
17/2	1416	In the Supreme Court, of the State of Oregon. September Term, 1870. S. E. Stone, Plaintiff, Respondent, vs. The Oregon City Manufacturing Company, Defendant, Appellant. Error from Clackamas County	1870
17/2	1418	Message of the Governor of Oregon, to the Legislative Assembly Thereof. Accompanied by the Reports of other State Officers. Sixth Regular Session, September 1870	1870
17/2	1420	Report on the Insane Asylum; Oregon. To the Legislative Assembly Thereof. Sixth Regular Session. September, 1870	1870
17/3	1421	Acts and Resolutions of the Legislative Assembly of the State of Oregon, Passed at the Sixth Regular Session, 1870, and Supreme Court Decisions	1870
17/4	1424	Revenue Laws of the State of Oregon	1870
17/4	1429	Rules of the Senate	1870
17/4	1432	Report of the Superintendent Oregon State Penitentiary, Accompanied by the Reports of the Physician and Chaplains, and the Penitentiary Building Commissioners. Sixth Regular Session, September 1870	1870
17/4	1433	Biennial report of the Secretary of State of the State of Oregon, to the Legislative Assembly, and the Report of the Commissioners for the Location of the Agricultural College Lands, and Report of the Board of Commissioners for the Sale of School Lands and the Management of the Common School Fund. Sixth Regular Session. September, 1870 (3 copies)	1870
17/5	1435	Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws of the Oregon and California Railroad Company, of Portland, Oregon	1870
17/5	1436	Oregon and California Railroad. Time Schedule. To Take Effect Monday, September 5th, 1870, at 8 o'clock A. M. (photostatic reproduction)	1870
17/5	1437	Documentary History of the Oregon Central and Oregon and California Rail Road Company	1870
17/6	1438	Third Annual Report of the Oregon Children's Aid Society, October 1870 (3 copies)	1870
17/6	1439	Untitled note to be enclosed with a packet of Henry L. Dawes' speeches that are to be published in the Oregon Herald	1870 April 27
17/6	1440	List of Premiums for the Oregon State Fair to be Held at Salem, October, 1870	1870
17/6	1441	Premiums Awarded at the Oregon State Fair, 1870, Together with Opening and Annual Addresses, and Proceedings of the Board of Managers and Society	1870
17/6	1441a	Untitled informational circular about Pacific University from S. H. Marsh	1870
17/6	1442	A Brother's Boquet, for a Brother's Burial and Grave	1870
17/7	1443	Ho! for the Mines!	1870
18/1	1444	Oregon, Its Advantages as an Agricultural and Commercial State. Statistics, Climate, Condition of the People, Markets, Price of Land, Wages, Cost and Routes of Travel, Etc., Etc., Etc. Issued by the Board of Statistics, Immigration and Labor Exchange (2 copies)	1870
18/1	1447	Annual Report of the Library Association of Portland	1870
18/1	1447d	Lessons for the Sabbath School of the Presbyterian Church of Portland, Oregon, A. D. 1870	1870
18/2	1448	Proceedings of the Eighteenth Annual Convocation of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the Missionary Jurisdiction of Oregon and Washington, Held in Trinity Church, Portland, on the 16th and 17th Days of September, 1870	1870
18/2	1449	Untitled advertisement for Puget Sound Homestead Association stock	1870
18/2	1450	Untitled notice from the Puget Sound Homestead Association showing correspondence relating to changes in the planned route of the Northern Pacific Railroad	1870 April 5
18/2	1450a	Untitled advertisement for Quackenbush & Co.	1870 January 1
18/3	1451	Untitled proceedings of the Benton County Republican Convention, held March 19, 1870	1870
18/3	1453	Untitled notice of speech by Black American George P. Riley, "The Colored Citizen and the Ballot," to be given at the Philharmonic Hall on April 26, 1870	1870
18/3	1454	The River-Side Homestead Association, of East Portland, Oregon	1870
18/4	1457c	Untitled program for Unitarian Church meeting at the Oro Fino Theatre on February 13, 1870	1870
18/4	1496	Catalogue of the Vancouver Seminary, Vancouver, W. T. [Washington Territory], for the Year ending July 1, 1870	1870
18/4	1498a	Commencement Exercises Willamette University. Thursday, July 21, 1870. Programme (2 copies)	1870
18/4	1499	Woodard & Quivery's Oregon Depot for Photographic Goods and Artist's Material	1870
18/5	1500	First Lecture for the Benefit of the Young Men's Christian Association, by Rev. Thomas Condon, at Philharmonic Hall, Monday Evening, February 28, 1870	1870
19/3		McMurtrie's Oregon Imprints: A Supplement, by George N. Belknap	1950
19/3		McMurtrie's Oregon Imprints: Second Supplement, by George N. Belknap	1954
19/3		McMurtrie's Oregon Imprints: A Third Supplement, by George N. Belknap (photocopy)	1958
20/1		Unbound copy of Oregon Imprints, 1845-1870, by George N. Belknap	1968
20/2		Oregon Imprints, 1845-1870, by George N. Belknap	1968
20/3		Untitled letter from George Belknap, likely to Thomas Vaughan, about the authenticity of an Oregon Statesman issue designated Item 148, and related draft of an addendum for Item 148	1969
20/3		Papers, Bibliographical Society of America, Second Quarter, 1969, Addendum to Belknap, Oregon Imprints, No. 7: Nesmith's "To the World!!" (photocopy)	1969
20/3		Untitled draft of an addendum by George N. Belknap about broadside concerning John McLoughlin's land claims designated as Item 30, and related letter	1970
20/4		American Antiquarian Society, American Bibliographical Notes: And More Addenda to Belknap's Oregon Imprints, by George N. Belknap	1976
20/4		Untitled article by Belknap about Oregon Imprints from An Offprint from the Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America	1976
20/5		American Antiquarian Society, American Bibliographical Notes: Early Oregon Imprints in the Oregon State Archives, by George N. Belknap	1981

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