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Ihe following messages were, yesterday, received
rom the President Of the United States, by James
N Walker, his private secretary. The first mes
sage was read as follows:
10 the House Of Representatives:
transmit herewith a report and accompanying
papers from the Secretary of War, in reply to the
resolution Of the House of Representatives, Of the
'lst OF December last in relation to claims arising
under the Choctaw treaty Of $780, which have been
presented to and allowed or rejected by commits
noners appointed in pursuance Of the acts Of Sd of
March, 1887, and Odd of August ls42
JAMES X. POLK.
Which was laid upon the table.
The second message was read as follows:
10 the House Of Representatives.:


~, transmit herewith report of the Secretary of
war, and accompanying papers, containing the in
formation called for by the resolution of the House
OF Representatives Of December 10, 1945, relating
TO certain claims Of the Choctaw tribe of Indians.


JAMES X. POLK,


Ordered, that said message he laid upon the
table