Indian Aid and Reservations Act of February 28 1859
The text outlines payments and services for various tribes including the Unpreas Cou Creek Band Umpguas and Catepooas and Winxelegees with installments for annuities blankets stock and physician and blacksmith costs. It also authorizes land reservations in California Oregon Washington and Arizona and sets rules for Indian service expenses and survey of lands. The act forbids arming Indians except under treaty obligations and directs surveys and establishment of permanent boundaries for tracts near the Cala river and for the confederated lands of Pimas and Maricopas. It also provides funding for colonization agricultural assistance and supervisory staff and adds regulatory groundwork for Indian affairs and trade.
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New Mexico
Secretary of the Interior
Texas
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Oregon
Washington
Washington Territory
Oregon Territory
Indian Service
California
Inoian Affairs
State of
Vitah
United States
Cala River
Arizona
Pimas
Maaricopas
Saul
Pratie de Chain
Nemehan
McCay
Mate Shah
Sagd
McCay Silvey
Reheny
Terchy Saboriget
Trdian Service
Fudd
Congress of the United States
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Three Days Later From Europe In New York News
St Louis reports the steamer Jason from Galway arriving with dates to Saturday the 20th. The Zurich Conference news is scarce. Empress Eugene said to be enceinte. Tuscany and Modena assemblies push liberty. M. Found claimed Varma dictatorship. Fortifications at Koenigsberg resumed. Cardinal Antonelli resigns Rome Presidency. Calcutta mail arrives. Oude king released. Nagasaki letter reports four American merchants at Kanagawa trading despite treaty. Harris defies order, urging ship trade, straining Japan treaty ratifications. Rainfall mystery at different heights explained by experiments and Arago’s observations. Ministers and clergy changes noted in scattered items.
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Europe
St. Louis
Jason
Galway
Zurich
Eugene
National Assembly
Tuscany
Modena
M. Found
Varma
Koenigesberg
Cardinal Antonelli
Council of Rome
Calcutta
King of
Oude
Berusa
Daray
Wasmxetox
Nagasaki
Yedo
Kanapaws
Townsend Harris
Simoda
Council of
Sate
Mr. Harris
Thore
Ithe
Dapuine
Washington
Poisoning on Texas plantation shocks Marshall region
A mysterious poisoning case reported by the Harrison Republican describes Capt. Garlington C. Dinl of a plantation west of Marshall losing three enslaved people, with about nine sick and more potentially affected. Dr. W. H. Dial notes a well in the enslaved quarter yielded a bag containing strychnine, arsenic, corrosive sublimate, and rat poison, suggesting gradual poisoning through water.
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Texas
Harrison Republican
Garlington C. Dinl
Marshall
W.H. Dial
Negro Quarter
Magnificent 78 Numbers Lottery Draws Wednesday
A weekly draw features 15 numbers from 78 with prizes listed. Top prize is 37 500 dollars, followed by 20 000 12 000 8 000 6 000 and smaller awards down to 10 dollars. Draws occur each Wednesday.
Webb's Fertilizer Praised in 1859 Delaware Letters
Letters from Delaware farmers in August 1859 praise Webb's Fertilizer for corn and wheat. Evans Harvey reports strong results versus Peruvian Guano and other manures, while another farmer notes marked corn improvements and plans to buy more for fall wheat. Forward also commends the product after a successful corn test.
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Lovevinte
Del
S.& M. Pennock & Co
Webb
Joseph Poole
Cestrevince
M. Pew
Tath
Sock & Co
Evans Harvey
Winstrietos
S. M. Vussock & Co
Mme
Otley Vernon
Naamastx Creek
Pel
Messrs. S. & M. Pesxocq & Co
Amor G
Centreville
Dal
S.& AM
Pesnoen & Co
Wrst Grove
Chester Go
S.& M. Pexcock & Co
Caleb
Fredd
Maris H. Fredd
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Abby
Arago
Observatory
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Lerberden
Saris Staristics
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Virginia
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Usar
New Castle
Deb
Villeroi
Bna
Dan Snir
George Mc Condon
Sosaed Baptiste Church of
Wiloangiva
Catherwood
Jerusalem
Jesus Christ
Altho
Josephus
Titus
Trox Railroop Gar
Scientific American
Felton
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Coutece
Colece
Kansas
Tapontaxt Pourricat
Ino
W. & Nicholson
Fay
U. S
Tunis
Sharp, Esq
Dover
New York
Vernanca
Lugnayra
Albany
Flora Temple
Prin
Saratoga
John A. Uazzard
Milford
Mason
J. S. Mason
Isaac Baker
Totel
S. Mason
Market Street
Staufper & Farley
Phila N.b.ewill
North Second Street
Oo. M. Justice
Delaware
Ree Tar Gounter Road
Pane Sade
Wood, Eddy & CO
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Maury
Ualf
Naka
Adams Express Company
Express
New York Times
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Esafety Trust
Pennsylvania
Talnut Street
Third
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Ga Us
G. Orrice Wours
Henry L. Benner
T. Robfert Selfridge
T. Ww
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Lambson
Water Street
J O T. Heald
Wibnington
Dehat
Little Creek Landing
Delaware Bay
Mahon?’S
Robert Collins
D. T. Rickards
Maryland
Dela Real Estate Agency
New Jersey
Addresal
Det
Wogfland
OC. M. Jackson
Burton and Joy, Cowgill & Ay Febilly
Race
Vine Streets
Leary Getz” & CO
North Seeana Street
Maid
J.T. Weald
Swilmington Vel
Webb’s Fertilizer
Edward Webb
S. & M. Pennock & &C
Withington
Emmor Pigrson
Marshall Cnandler
R. L. Allen
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Wilson
Pelaware
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Market St
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