Half Breed Lands Partition Act Excerpt in Wisconsin Territory
A 1834 Wisconsin Territory act details a partition process for the Half Breed Lands between the Mississippi and Des Moines rivers. It names commissioners Edward Johnston Thomas S. Wilson and David Brigham to collect evidence, set timelines, and report to Lee County District Court. Citizens must file claims within one year, with notices and supporting papers.
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Igilesippi
Des Maines
Washington City
United States
Congress
Council
House of Representatives
Wesconarn
Latrer Court
County of
Lee
Wisconsin
Legritory
Edward Johnston
Thomas S. W Son
Ant David Brigham
Montarese
Joes County
District Court
Courtia
Tito
Mic
Waii
Leo
Lytriet Court
Sairaport
Fex
Witsia
D District Court
Reid Court
Loois
Fragmented Native Land Sale Provisions Lie in Court
The document outlines how unrepresented half breed rights in a Native land sale are treated. It preserves the right to a court held portion, invested in state stock, with eventual distribution to absent owners upon claim. It names Walsh, Smith, LeClaire, Marsh, Galland as authorized to conduct sales and issue deeds under court order.
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Gafv
Claune
Jidicneutor
Peter Ovenduey
Poarty
Dole
Lds Arya
Eupher
Horeudler
Aio Teaer Stan Ares
Roy Vhall
Cade Wes
Vox Mayer
Viave
Cory Otto
Ata
Tatoua
Mary
Aidan
Ailimie
Sant
Nac
Fox Halt
Srt
Bution Otter
Viatit
Irassoner
Meyer
Sat
Peitoer
Urea
Douveet
Nathan
YI. W. Carrole Saddle Hiurnese Foundry Maker
A brief notice lists YI. W. Carrole as a saddle manufacturer and foundry owner, with a reference to sundry items at a net price.
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YI. W. Carrole
Hiurnese & Founk
Fragmented OCR Item From Local Page
Readable lines show a brief item about a sale event and involved parties. The text mentions a company and a subject of sale but lacks clear dates or locations. Further legible details are required to produce a precise headline and summary.
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Hawley, Page & Dinlap
Speech on public money deposits and bank system debate
In January 1838 the senator argues over a bill to place public funds in depositories marking a clash between a government vault system and state bank deposits. He compares safety, bonds, safes, and bank vaults with the risks of mis conduct by officers, stressing integrity and accountability for public funds.
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Senate
United States
Committee On Finance
Isvanite Ala Yates
Acediport
Faust
Ap Rystem
Bens
Arana
Ivaan
Ethinal
Yauke
Safey
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Michermeg
Coufian
Rome
Nogloe
Pichanse Broker
Alton
Pete
Ray Offie
Perons
Bomeisher & Green Ave
Madison
Branda
Doz Brown Stree
Tag Wahiy Swore
Caakatomp
Suloz Cora
Riad Fur
Ives Cash Western
Votice
A. C. Ronitsus & Co
A. C Binson
A. C. Robinson
J. W. Collet
Upper Alton
Liverpool
Clawson & Cock
England
Hume
B.K Hart
E Clement
Hawley, Pge & Dunlap
Kenhawa Salt Priece
Hawley, Page & Dunlap
Alton House
Yaeller & Fish
Qenervi Agsoriacet
Centhemen
Retaal
Nagar
Henry Tanner
Corsasor
Ro’ EK
Georew Spont
Sina
Tne Cougras
Stanley's
Rotary Cooking Stores
Roebovnd
Uae
Maruta
Turin
Bomeisler
Greer, Bsholesale
Robbins
Esq
al Picas
Pork & Baton
Bartels Park
Bacon J Hives
Hawley, P&yee & Dindap
Aston
Uli
Ilinois Deposite Company
Caplial
Siton
I.on
Marne & Pire Indrance CO
FIAT
Viton Marine and
Pire Law Rary
Ireland
Alon
MARSH
Alton Hotel Company
J. C. Hooppreister
Feoral
Alg Cty
Moai Ad Clawcon
Ailea
Tyner Alton
Calvin Riley
Alo, Bons
JW Pvffim
IND
Aloo Moa
PD Ineurance KO Crnapony
Mar
Hawles, Pagh & Dintlap
John Braywiall
MR. Wight
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