Names of Iowa county Regiment officers in Black Hawk War
Auditor's records list captain names and service periods for Iowa county Regiment, Michigan Volunteers, during the Black Hawk War. Captains Clarke Dixon Gentry Parkinson Price Rountree Berry Delong Funk Gehda Hamilton Isaac Hamilton Jones Moore O Flarra Sherman Thomas and others with dates in 1832. letter from P. Clayton, 2nd Auditor, to Hon. H Donat, U.S. Senator.
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Treasurt Deraatment
Record Auditor's Office
Iowa County Regiment
Michigan Volunteers
Clarke
Dixon’s
Gentry
Parkinson
Vth
Price
Rountree
Berry
Delong
Funk
Gehda
Wm. S. Hamilton
Isaac Hamilton
Jones
Moore
O'Flarra
Sherman
Thomas
P. Clayton
H. Donat
U.S
Illinois House and Senate pass railroad and land acts
Sprinckep Feb 7 legislative items include acts to incorporate Warsaw and Macomb Railroad Co and Peoria and Oquawka Railroad Co, suspend state land sales, establish Kankakee County, improve Wabash River, and adjust county records. Bank bills advance to third reading amid favorable Senate actions on land sales, court timing, highways, and juror exemptions.
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Sprinckep
Houss
Warsaw and Macomb Railroad Co
Peoria and
Oquawka Railroad Co
James H. Hanchett
Rock River
Kankakee
Iroquois
Vermillion
Wabash River
Carroll and
Putnam
House
Senate
St. Charles and Mississippi
Ogle County
Illinois House passes homestead exemption act details 1851
In February 1851 the Illinois General Assembly debated and passed acts including a broad homestead exemption. The measure would exempt a residence and its grounds up to one thousand dollars from levy and sale, with provisions for continuation to the widow and family. It outlines appraisal procedures, sale conditions, and cost allocations, taking effect July 4, 1851, with extensive voting tallies recorded.
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Pee Oh
Lulinoig
General Assembly
Adams
Kane
Whiteside
Allin
Henry
Ames
Arms
Baily
Barnett
Blakely
Caldwell
Carlin
Dyer
Emerson
Evans
Gage
Hall
Hamilton
Illinois and Michigan Canal and County Acts Listed
A historical notice outlines acts concerning the Ohio and Mississippi River Railroad sniping and warrants authority for the St Clair county clerk to receive redemption of forfeited land, exemptions for Walnut Hill Cemetery, creation of Gallatin county from Gallatin and Saline, and relations to canal lands and the Illinois and Michigan Canal.
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Ohio and Mississippi River
St. Clair County
Walnut Hill Cemetery
St Clair County
Gallatin
Siliné
Illinois and Michigan
Central Railroad Bill Sparks Illinois Pride and Hope
The Chicago Journal hails the passage of the Central Railroad Bill as a milestone that will connect the North and West with the South, uniting the Great Lakes region with the Gulf of Mexico. It notes the potential for immense state growth, emigration, and wealth, while suggesting the Legislature's full expectations may still be up for debate.
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Chicago
Ilinois
St. Lawrence
Lakes
Ohio
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Chicago. Journal
Hague E gp The Bondon Quarterly Re Nig Speake
Fragmented OCR text obscures meaning. contains misread phrases about a publication or report. No clear names, dates, or events emerge to form a factual card with distinct entities.
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Hague
Bondon Quarterly
Missouri School Recruits Benton for Fair Division
Unclear OCR text mentions Missouri and Benton in relation to a fair. We cannot extract a clear event, date, or names beyond Benton and Missouri. The fragment suggests a discussion of fair participation and a group of men possibly not working.
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Ie Ecole of
Missouri
Freeport Illinois 1861 News on Rail Route and Trade
An 1861 Freeport dispatch discusses a proposed rail expansion linking Freeport to Potii and Chicka, with plans to connect to Galea and Chicago Road at Pred port. It argues the corridor will boost Northwest prosperity, open eastern trade, attract immigrants, and transform Wisconsin and Lake Superior regions into a key industrial workshop.
Illinois: Institution for the Blind History and Progress
The Illinois Institution for the Blind, incorporated January 13 1849, organized February, with Samuel Bacon as principal. Opening events, staff changes, and a first-term enrollment rising to twenty three are noted. A new building is under construction, total expenditures to last December 14 098 11, with instruction in reading writing arithmetic and music. The report highlights progress, trades taught, and aims to provide independent livelihoods, especially through music and crafts for both male and female pupils. The narrative cites inspiration from the New York Institute for the Blind and stresses devotion to education and religion.
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Firet
Astun- Rope
Phe
Fir Ttm
Bacon
Mra
Booth
Me Ran
Bk Tran
Ad Men
Elhoede
Om Yon
Epohenes
Anya
Penman
York Institute For the Blind
Secig
Letter on economy and figures from Abbott Lawrence
An 1830 letter from Abbott Lawrence urges Congress to curb foreign borrowings and balance exports with home production. It cites luxury imports, calls for wiser spending, and favors reducing dependence on costly loans. The piece also discusses recent literary notices and local debates on constitutional issues at Mt Carroll, highlighting sober public discourse.
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York
Abbott Lawrence
Court of St. James
Wis
Totcien
Mmcowe
Eerste
Lawrence
Fugitive Slave Bill debate stirs tense views in Chicago letter
A reader from Chicago questions advocates of the Fugitive Slave Bill, contrasting claims of justice and humanity with abolitionist fears. The letter argues that supporters admitted slavery is evil yet defend a law seen as aiding it, calling for consistency between cause and effect and labeling the bill as the cement of the Union.
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Mr. Barron
America
Beck Ook Farm
Vermont Trader Sets Out Milestone of Sheep Wealth
In Bennington Vermont a gentleman with twelve thousand cheap stock planned Michigan and Home farming. His flocks yielded wool at a rate of a pound and a half per mum for four years with jhood in numbers. He claimed usual profits of forty percent of the investment as reported by the Galena Gazette in a brisk but blustery note from February referenced in the Chicago Tribune.
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Bennington
Vermont
Michigan
Hiinoie
Galena Gaz
Lange Verpier
Philadelphia
State of
Pennsylvania
United States Bank
Debra
Supreme Court
G@alena Gazette
Population figures and local notices from Wisconsin and Racine
Fragmented items report labor and population data for Cobury and rural areas, including 1 888 families and 1 807 dwellings, plus a note on Lake Superior region letters. Also mentions Madison Argus editorial content and Senator Dodge’s letter about suits against lumbermen in Northern Wisconsin and a bill aimed at revamping law in interior states.
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Cobury
Worthe-cenane-retutre
Rualmvilie
Huss
Lanark Brivans
Madison
Michigan Legislature Reelects Cass as Senator
The Michigan Legislature convened on Wednesday and, after organizing, re elected General Cass as senator. Reports suggest strong party support and plans for further actions.
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Michigay Senaton
Cass
Michigan
Aly
JR Williams
Clark
Bogrossin Wee
Joheson
Sy Facie
Illinois Prohibition Act Against Selling Liquor to Minors
A historic Illinois proposal seeks to prohibit selling wine and spirits by any amount to anyone under eighteen, with fines ranging from thirty to one hundred dollars per offense. It repeals existing liquor licensing laws and extends enforcement to municipalities, detailing penalties, enforcement, and fund allocation.
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State of
Linois
General Assembly
Avery
Eidé
Illinois
Lawrence Assault as Blackmail Plot Recounted
A Tribune correspondent explains an attempted blackmail of Hon. Ansorr Lawrence by a London visitor claiming Tribune ties. Lawrence offered charitable assistance, while the man sought 100 dollars. the episode labels Lawrence a victim of extortion and notes related political shifts and court actions in Philadelphia and Kentucky.
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Ansorr Lawrence
the Tribune
England
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
Brisbane
London
Law‘rence
New York Tribune
Paris
Lawrence
Fragmented 19th century notes mix science and obituary bits
The fragmentary text blends reflections on education and character with early scientific notes on light velocity and microscopic life in oyster shells. It also includes partial notices about Gen Josiah Lane and Oregon politics, plus scattered figures on trade, timber, and local shipping. The overall read is a patchwork of unrelated items from a historical paper.
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Wassenden
United States
Education of
Galena Insurance Company
Shawnee Coal Company
Ohio and Mississippi River Railroad Company
Farmers College
Macoupin County
Board of Supervisors of
Cook County
Alton and
Sanamon
Cardstown
Mr. Carroll Mutual Manufacturing & Hydraulis Company
Astoria
Preston
Raddolph
Duvb
Littlefort
Mississippi River
Reilvega Pill
Mayh Jrae
Freeport
Theinois
Joriows Newell
Oitt Galvia
Ind
Ghiedgs
Seninge Tontain Telegraphie Dieputehde
Coftttal
Pte
Ici
Mab
Botton Company
Wheft Latrda
Imnineie
Doni
Potii
Chicka
Galea
Chicago Road
Predport
Dir
Tincia
NorthWest
Wisconsin
Superior
Portland
Mobile
Tomlin
Jake Eyre
Wearthering Heights
Agnes Graystand
Jane Eyre
Titan
Yorkshire
Landeater
Musnetioy
Curier
Court House
Mt. Carroll
Detrolt
Reputsn
Steamis
Green Mountaing
Vribey
WES
Wester Anrchor-The -Foyeond
Echooner Union
Racine
Boreas
Johnny Clark
Cairo
John H. Price
Boonville
Ramroad
Aurora Branch
Aurora Bencon
Kenteky
Suaveny II Kentucuy
Papi
Kentucky
Otto
Hinton
Mail
Redben
Sn Thomas Powell
Emory Moore
Opear Hinton
Teagg
Ste. Bay
France
Microscorio
Rae
Exsenion
Animal Kingdom
Josxra Laie
Oregon
Indiana
Jauss? Reay
Roseat Dax’ Owes
Joan
Perm
James P. Drixs
Alon C
Wavkegan
Riera
Thea
Hart
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