PETITION OF A NUMBER OF CITIZENS OF MISSOURI, PRAYING A GRANT OF LAND IN THE OREGON TERRITORY, TO ENABLE THEM TO FORM A SETTLEMENT IN SAID TERRITORY.
25th Cong., 3d Sess. Senate. 1839. 237. 1839. 2pp, disbound. Very Good. More
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RAND, MCNALLY & CO. 'S INDEXED COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP POCKET MAP AND SHIPPERS' GUIDE OF OREGON ACCOMPANIED BY A NEW AND ORIGINAL COMPILATION AND READY REFERENCE INDEX, SHOWING IN DETAIL THE ENTIRE RAILROAD SYSTEM. THE EXPRESS COMPANY DOING BUSINESS OVER EACH ROAD, AND ACCURATELY LOCATING ALL CITIES, TOWNS, POST OFFICES, RAILROAD STATIONS, VILLAGES, COUNTIES, ISLANDS, LAKES, RIVERS, ETC. THE SPECIAL FEATURES OF THIS POCKET MAP ARE: LOCATING THE NEAREST MAILING POINT OF ALL LOCAL PLACES; DESIGNATING MONEY-ORDER POST OFFICES; TELEGRAPH STATIONS; AND NAMING THE EXPRESS COMPANY DOING BUSINESS AT THE POINTS WHERE THE SEVERAL COMPANIES HAVE OFFICES.
[Chicago & NY: 1905]. Large folding color map [detached]. Original printed wrappers. 21, [9] pp. Light edge wear to text, Very Good. More
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THE ORGANIC AND OTHER GENERAL LAWS OF OREGON TOGETHER WITH THE NATIONAL CONSTITUTION AND OTHER PUBLIC ACTS AND STATUTES OF THE UNITED STATES. 1845-1864. COMPILED AND ANNOTATED BY M.P. DEADY.
Portland Oregon: Henry L. Pittock, State Printer, 1866. 1107, [1- errata] pages. Contemporary calf, rebacked with original backstrip laid down. "Published by Authority" at head of title. Very Good. "No labor has been spared" in the production of this work, says Mr. Deady. The book begins with the Declaration of..... More
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