Treaties with Sacs Foxes Yankton Missouri and Creek ENDS
Abstracted terms: Sacs and Foxes cede 1 25 million acres west of their 1832 tract with bounds near Rock Island. US covers surveys debts goods mills and annual provisions totaling around 281 500 dollars plus 200 000 in safe state stocks and 5 percent annuity. Yankton tribe cedes land for 4 000 dollars with purchases at St Louis and annuities. Missouri Sacs Foxes cede lands between Missouri and Mississippi rivers and hunting rights. overall payments include merchandise and interpreter fee. negotiations and travels funded by the states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UC Sinics
United States
Rock Island
St. Louis
Keokuck
Washington City
U. States
U States
Missouri Sac and
Pex Indiane
Misssouri
Mississippi
Missouri
Tacnues Medlez
National Intelligencer
Bank party blamed for national banking growth spreads doubt
A Batavia letter reprints the Buffalo Daily Commercial Advertiser critique of a Bank Party study. It argues Whigs did not cause banking capital increases, citing state figures from Pennsylvania Louisiana Tennessee Rhode Island Indiana and Ohio and totaling about 160 million. The piece accuses Jacksonians of inflating bank capital via state charters and public deposits.
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Batavia
Iit
Ballalo Daily Commercial
Bank Party
Tennessee
Rhode Island
Indiana
Ohio
Louisiana
United States
Union
Jackson
Unti
Congress
U. States Senate
Fackson
Wi Hig
United States Bank
National Bank
Specie Circular Triggers Banking Collapse and Market Crash
In a vivid reminiscence, liberal loaning by banks fueled buoyant prices for labor, produce, and property. The era saw silver currency rise and gold restored, leaving the people prosperous and confident. The speculative bubble burst when the specie circular was proclaimed from the palace at Washington, and the crash followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waslon
Rochester murder case and city crime crackdown
William Lyman of Rochester was shot near his home on the 23rd. He carried about 341000 in notes in a hat packet. a $600 deters from the loot. Three youths are arrested on suspicion as investigators note a plot to steal the money. Rewards total 1000 for the killers. The case spurs a countywide push to suppress gambling dens and enforce laws.
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Atroecides
William Lsiman
Ibrorhester
Howas
Lyman
Tie
Tie Was In the Employ of Mrr
Horace Hooker
Par of
Blooker, Olmsted & Co
Rochester
Q. Barron
Democrat
T. Beninet
PD. Pluett
J. Pagan
Annalists
Court of Common Pleas
Officers of Justice
Friends of Good Order
Clez
Fleraid & Gaz
War in Florida and Seminole Costs Cited
A late report claims the Florida war against the Seminole Indians has cost the government ten million dollars. It argues the Indians, perhaps 1000 strong, remain free and bold, despite powder, money, and manpower aimed to quell them. The piece laments wasted efforts and calls for stronger action to end the conflict.
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Florida
Europe
Uds
Capture of Oceola, Seminole Chief, Reported by Express
The Express slips report the capture of Oceola, described as the bravest Seminole brave and possibly the soul of the savage band. The piece criticizes the Administration as repeatedly guilty and disgraceful in its conduct.
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Doris
al Grecla
Oceola
War Talk and Capture Report Near Fort Peyton
A Savannah letter dated St Augustine describes Powell and allied chiefs captured near Fort Peyton after a failed attempt to resist. Eighty warriors, several sub chiefs, and many slaves were taken. Powell’s band was taken to town and confined. The report notes a sudden surround by 200 horsemen and a pledge that captives would be kept under guard. The piece also critiques a failed effort to force specie into Western depositories and predicts gradual economic revival as the government adapts.
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Powell
Eraporinr
Port Peyton
3Iers
Sirce
Taayrh
Bosell
Coahajo
Fort Peyton
Philip
Savannah
St. Augustine
Volusia
Hernandez
Jesup
Mississippi
Treasury
Pittsburg
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Sing
Protracted Merilu Wer War News From Virginia to Florida
The column reports on ongoing military alarms from Virginia to Florida with mentions of Powell and 80 warriors surrounded, rumors of Susquelanna pirate capture headed to Liverpool, and warnings about a large scale war across the southern states. It notes proclamations by Gen. J R Wallace and Maj. Fauntleray asking Virginia volunteers for Florida, plus criticism of government notes and a fence project at Tippecanoe.
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Powell
Qceula
Gwen
Notias Bottadiarsend
Susquelanna
Liverpool
J. R. Wallace
Fauquier County
Maj. Fauntleray
0.S. Dragoons
Virginia
Florida
Potomac
Mexico
Europe
Lynchburg
War Department
van Buren Party
Citizens Seek Tax Reform and Local Justice in Bronson and Pairfield
At an adjourned meeting in Standish near the town line, Bronson and Pairfield residents adopt resolutions urging tax assessment reform. They call for trial juries in justice courts to reduce county-seat travel and expenses, protest stock taxation, and oppose a biased money system.
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Bronson
Pairfield
Standish’s
Beng
Jilsitwestband
Nflife
Jeteo
Lina Sete
Cou Ke
Seabe
Privid
Dank
Gust
Fragmentary notice from old newspaper page
Incomplete OCR shows names Asa D. Smith Lat and Lat referenced. reader cannot determine event or location details.
Weather Brief Ends Week With Varied Skies
The past week shows mostly clear and pleasant days with a brief hazy spell early in the period. Cloudy cool conditions appear on several days with a light shower or drizzle possible on one Friday.
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PRUE
MTR
Qamers
Worraik
Gronson & Fairfield
Hileetimg
the New 'S Courer and Enquirer
Ite
Asa D. Smith
Wingaw
Berinen
Nery Olin
Brent
Western
Southern
Baey Oy
Snes
Sun
Joon
Eris
Tess
Sore
Wen
Huron County
John Rennan
Norwalk
Ness
Rom
Townee & CO
City of
New York
Berrels
K. Townsend
Ox North Vilna
Nee
Briver Raisin
SF Luron
CSUN
Rotic Prue
Hum
Aldauine
Pric
Charles Holl
Bowe
Ferrell
Milan Street
Dew
Warmadn
Bavandy & Girss Forsesa
Tilodn
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