Indian Treaties and Federal Allocations in 1850s
A summary of acts and appropriations related to treaties with Indian tribes, detailing annuities, blankets, clothing, tools, and agricultural goods for tribes including the Pima, Papago, Winnebago, Paiute, and others. It covers payments for teachers, blacksmiths, physicians, and farmers. provisions for transport, insurance, and subsistence. and authorizes reservation creation in California, Oregon, and Washington Territory with limits and administrative provisions. It also mentions survey and permanent marking of Gila region boundaries and restraint on purchases of arms without treaty fulfillment.
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Fort Lorvine
India
Lopguas
Colepooas
Oregon
Fifeen Ingtalme
Indian Service
New Mexico
Amyna Vatley
Seer i
Tasas
Texas
Pecos River
Washington
Washington Territory
Jnry
California
Secretary of the Interior
Scretary of the Interior
Utah
United States
Gila
Arizona
Tadian
Prairie du Chain
BSF
Niveright
Misread Provisions on Indian Trade and Intercourse Rules
Fragmentary draft cites mixed provisions about relinquishment to the United States, rules for government of the Indian seaview, and trade with tribes. It mentions the Secretary of the Interior directing rulemaking, approval by the President, and congressional enactment before force. Also references indemnification from treasury for property taken by Indians and a 1830 act on peace on the frontiers. Congo
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United States
Secretary of the Interior
Indian
Congress
Congo
News from Europe and Asia with naval trade notes
A delayed ship report from St Tonys notes the Jason from Galway arriving with dates to July 20. Dispatches describe Tuscany and Modena assemblies, Parma dictatorship, fortifications work, and Cardinal Antonelli's resignation. A Nagasaki letter reports American ships in Kanagawa before the treaty opens, sparking tensions. Observations on rain distribution, and a New Castle submarine boat test show portable air supply advancements.
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Europe
St. Tonys
Jason
Galway
Eugene
Zurich
Tuscany
Modena
M. Found
Parma
An Berg
Cardinal Antonelli
Council of Rome
Calcutta
Oude
Renigsdion
Bertsan
Jaran
Wasninerox
Nagasaki
Yedo
Kanagawa
Townsend Ha
Simoda Tion
Inmediatel Rris
Yudo
Washington
Tee
New Castle
Del
Mr. Villeroi
Gghtien
Nate Jong
Poisoned Water and Missing Slaves at Texas Plantation
A Texas plantation near Marshall reports three enslaved individuals dead and about nine others ill after a well was cleaned and found to contain poisons, including strychnine and corrosive sublimate. Dr. W. J. Dial notes the poison could contaminate water gradually, complicating postmortem analysis.
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Wuroursaty
Texas
Harrison Republicans
Garrington C. Dial
Marshall
W. J. Dial
Negro
Lottery Prize List Read? Numbers Drawn On Wednesday
A fragmentary lottery note lists prize amounts and numbers including 21 000 12 000 8 000 6 000 and smaller winnings such as 2 392 and 1 000 with 500 800 and 100 80 40 values. The text mentions prizes of 60 and 18 and references lots tied to the drawing held on a Wednesday.
Webb's Fertilizer Praised by Delmarva Farmers in 1800s
A cache of testimonials from Loveville Centreville and Crantakuse Delaware praise Webb's Fertilizer for potatoes corn wheat and vegetables. Dated notes from 1839 1850 and 1859 mention superior results compared with No 1 Peruvian Guano and other manures and plans to use it on upcoming crops.
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C. Ae
Gm Webb
Edward Webb
S. Per
M. Pennock
Wilmington
Del
Loveville
S.& M. Pensock & Co
Webb
Josepi Poole
Centrevinse
Fairnes S.& M. Pensoon & Co
Evans Harvey
Wilmisatoy
S. M. Pexxven & Go
Bern
Otley Vernon
Cextacoitta, del
S. & M. Pensock & Co
Gents
Crntakvuse
M. Pexnoen & Co
Whielp
West Grove
Chester Co
M. Pevsner & Co
Gonis
Caleb S.fredd
Farryston
M. Prysock & Thive
Maris H. Fredd. Co
Cormack
S C. B. Rogers
Market St
Phila
ALLEN
New York
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store
Water St
Eugelg.se
Paris Farm
Dovar
Delaware
Lime Creek Landing
Delaware Bay
Manon's River
Robert Collins
D.T. Rickards
Dover
Delra
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Sciensife
Trar
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Ishs
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Jerusalem
Altho
Josephus
Titus
Tron Railreap Gax
Scientific American
Felton
Philadelphia, Wihnington and Baltimore Railroad
Philadelphia
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Evscroran Contecr
Kansas
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Jmportant Potrmtvar
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No. W. & Nicholson
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Delaware Iz Sharp, Esq
Penensye News
Marx Polatics
Portland Penobscot Democrator
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Milford
Nees
Wood, Eddy & Co
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Gregory and
Maury
Ackages
Adama Express Company
Expres Company
Wood, Eddy & On
New York Tres
New York Herald
J. S. Mason
Strles
Mason's Clothing Store
Isa Totel
Mason
Aferchiunut
Market Street
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Nenry
Benner
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Water Street
J.T. Heald
Desape
Wcorzlaxn
Dr. C. M. Jackson & Co
No. 11S
Arch Street
C. M. Jackson
Everynopy
Everynopy's Almanag
P. F. Burton
Jan. Cowgill
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Second Street
Department of Lives
Leary
North Miladelphia
Varius
Mada
Grier
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Wibhington
Emmor Pierson
Naastan
Paswoce & Co
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R. L. Allen
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Peabody
Wilson
Albany
Angaé
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Jersey
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