Indians cede land with annuity and remnant hostages kept
The United Bintes agree to purchase 0 acres of land with an annuity of twenty thousand dollars for thirty years to aid a blacksmith and gearmith, pay tribal debts, supply provisions, and reserve 400 miles square on the Joway river including Keo kuk village. Black Hawk and key leaders to be held as hostages. other prisoners handed to friendly tribes. End mirrors a mix of treaty terms and war aftermath reports.
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Atrenty
Thiacom
Keo-kuk
Joway River
Ke O-Kuk
Black Hawk
Napope
Bacs
Globe
Rock Jeland
Scott
Mississippi
Anderson
United States Army
Prairie du Chien
Illinois
Upper
Inquest After Death of Mr Hammenway
A physician arrived about half an hour after Mr. Hammenway’s death and found the body in a condition making examination inexpedient. The report notes the sting from the time and describes the immediate response.
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Hammenway
Paint Without White Lead and Oil Recipe
Mr. James Boyle offers a paint recipe intended to replace white lead and oil. The method uses skimmed milk lime and whiting to create a durable elastic paint that dries clear, with little odor and health advantages over traditional white lead. One batch covers about twenty seven square yards per coat and can be built up with multiple layers.
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James Boyle
Petrified Rattlesnake Found in Granger Area
A petrified rattlesnake was discovered by Heman Hecox near Ver mouth, Granger, embedded in stone five miles east. The rock shattered as workers broke it free, with visible rails also breaking upon detachment. the water reportedly has petrifying qualities.
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Granger
Heman Hecox
Vermouth
Curious fossils and shells spark Medina County sights
The Ohio Free Press reports curiosities in Medina County including petrified specimens and ancient fortification remnants near burial mounds. In Westfield township five acres yield marine shells and lime from the stone, with the owner noting a six foot sample depth and a silky floury texture.
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Westfield Township
Ohio Free Press
Pensions notice from War Department on 1832 claims backlog
War Department in Washington reports over 12 000 pension applications under a recent act delaying examinations due to backlogs health concerns and volume. Applicants will be informed of outcomes in reception order with cases suspended for further proof and officials vow vigorous efforts to close the matter quickly. James L Enwarps signs the notice.
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War Department
Washington
Congress
Department
James L
Foreign Mews From The New York Standard
Summary of foreign intelligence notes vague rumors and conjecture from English papers. France shows nearing ministry formation but no official word. Duchess de Berri remains in mystery with unclear movements. Holland and Belgium tensions persist with growing protocols. Portugal sees no decisive progress. Don Miguel attacks Oporto fail. his bombardment steamer sinks with men. Don Pedro has money but little else.
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New York Standard
Lady Ogle
Boston
Caledonia
France
Duchess de Berri
la Vendee
Holland
Belgium
Portugal
Don Miguel
Oporto
Don Pedro
Europe in turmoil and Portugal operations in early October
The piece surveys rising disaffection in Germany and Ireland, royal parades in England, and the fragile French ministry amid cabinet changes. It reports the Oporto conflict with Don Pedro forces, noting casualties and Portuguese troops supported by British help, with a Times postscript from the field on October 30 detailing recent fighting and gains.
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Germany
Frankfort
Bavaria
Europe
Rhine
Ireland
England
Sir Walter Scott
Russia
Poland
Spain
France
Lady Ogle
Boston
London
Soult
Times
Paris
Sebastiani
Foreign Ministry
Corsica
Jurby
Bonaparte
Louis XVIII
Tribune
Baron Louis
Los Sebastiani
M. Girod de l
Oporto
Seaway
Sentinel
Don Miguel
Don Pedro
Unclear OCR Fragment Describes Prisoner Treatment
Fragmentary report compares prisoners forged into town in chains while Emperor and others discuss injuries. References to lip ears noses mutilations and bayonet wounds, with lingering questions about verification and inquiry.
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Miguel
Geen Jr
Congress and state assembly to convene next Monday
Norwalk report notes that both the U S Congress and the state General Assembly will meet next Monday. The newspaper pledges to provide a correct statement of the key proceedings from both bodies.
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Norwalk
Congress
General Assembly
Swift elected to U S Senate and New Jersey Chief Justice named
Reports note Mr. Swift wins Vermont Senate seat with term beginning in March. Joseph Hornblower appointed Chief Justice of New Jersey following Ewing's death. The Richmond Whig says Tazewell resigned from the U S Senate prompting a two senate seat race for next term as Tyler's term ends in March. The Boston Pilot says Webster is preparing a reply to Calhoun on Nullification. In New Orleans yellow fever continues to spread amid dire news from local mercantile papers.
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Swift
U.S Senate
Vermont
Joseph Hornblower
New Jersey
Ewing
Richmmond Whig
Jedersonian
Tazewell
Senate
United States
Tyler
Boston
Strist
Webster
Calhoun
New Orleans
Tie Mercantile Advertiser
Sithul
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Mainstreet
Judge Wilkeson
Wilkeson, Beals & Co
Marvin & Bennett
E A. Maynard
J. D. Sheppard
E. A. Maynard
John Green & Co
Stocking and Fart
Patterson, Brothers
Moorhead & Adams
Hollister & Curtise
Hollister
Jacob Seuhold
HH. N. Monson
Williams and Co. Williams and Co
West Seneca Street
Tillinghast & Tandy Law Office
O. Follett
Williams and Co
Pearl Street
J. Radcliff
C. Maynard
M. Daley
Mr. Bigelow
Dr. Clark
B. Fitch
P. Churchill
Tweedy and Ketchum
Dr. Burwell
Lyceum
D. K. Hamblin
Bennett and Williams
A. V. Sill—insurance
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Miss Cutler
Sheppard
H. Crawford
Washington Street
William Hollister
Bennett and
Williams
Robert Bush
Brainard
Henry Kipp
Harry Miller
Nd Insurance
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Enat
Tonecliff
BE. W. Smith
Jordan
Wm. Allen
Buffalo Bulletin
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