Indian hostilities appropriation act of 1832 and 1838
Long congressional appropriation act detailing funds to prevent Indian hostilities in 1838 including forage for dragoons and volunteers, transportation of supplies to Florida and Cherokee country, wagons and tools, subsistence for militia and friendly Indians, powder and ammunition, clothing, and contingencies with the President's discretionary terms and treaty provisions involving the Cherokee removal. Approved June 12 1832 and 1838.
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Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Florida
Cherokee Country
Clothing Bureau
United States
James K. Polk
RH. M. Johnson
M. van Buren
Wisconsin land acts and transfer of records explained
An 1838 act establishes a Wisconsin Territory Surveyor, transfers public land records from Ohio, sets office at DuBuque with salary and staff, creates Des Moines and DuBuque land districts with offices at Burlington and DuBuque, and authorizes land sales and possible move of offices. It also authorizes appointing registrars and filing procedures for public moneys.
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Wisconsin Territory
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Wisconsin
United States
Ohio
Secretary of the Treasury
DuBuque
Mississippi
Davenport
Des Moines
Burlington
du Buque
Town of
Survey and boundary designation between Michigan and Wisconsin
The President is authorized to survey and mark the boundary between Michigan and Wisconsin per the 1836 Ohio boundary act, prepare a plat, and return it to Congress with a $3000 appropriation not to exceed this amount. Congress dissents from and nullifies the Wisconsin Legislative Council act creating the State Bank of Wisconsin at Prairie du Chien.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Surveyor General
Ohio
Indiana, Michigan and
United States
Legislative Council of
State Bank of
Prairie du Chien
Legislative Council
St. Croix
Malaga du
Hockheimer
Kentucky
Benj. Ganson
Bridge St
Market Broadway
Gardner
Cuy
James S. Glascoe
Birh
Dr. Willian
Judkins
Mortey
Little & Jeroloman
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Treasury
Customs
Public
Legislative Council of the
H. A.smead & Co
Peacock
Wood
Hanna, McCleery & Dart
Peter Smith
W. Lindsay and Co
Smith
W. Lindsay
Geo. W.stipp
Indianapolis
R.W. J. Alvord
Gratis
Bridge Street
Market
Logansport
Israel Johnson
Lth
Broadway
Tomo We. Wl
Jainsica Ruin
Vadeira
Malaga
H. B. Monraeve
Litle & Jerolaman
O. Spencer & Co
Market Street
Wholesale & Retail
Laquor, Grocery
Lore
Rars
Pashe Auligenibar
C.5. Ramsay
Main Street
H. Brown
Thomas H. Brown
Ramsay
Cincinnati
WWEW
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Petersham
Scotch Cambray
Plain & Bard
Linsey
Iss
I. J. Alvord
Sixth Street
Loganeport
van W. Wright
Fimison
Wright
Wm’son
John W. Wright
A, Sinbead & Co
Satinet
Rouen
Cass
Cass’r
Marseilles
Valencia
Morocco
Sami Tadies
Inna
PMIE
E. B. Strong
R.A.G. Hull
Astley Cooper
London
Edward Delafield
University of the State of N
Amos G. Hull
Vesey Street
Astor House
N. York
J. Spaulding
Western Education Society
Peck
J. Spavipine
A. Spraroiie
J. F. Conover
Cincinnati Intel
Warasta
Litle
Jerolaman
Agenis
Brackett and Buchanan
Copartners
Cass County
J. H. Kintner
Cassco
Doz
Steubenville Jeans
TANNA
McCleery & Dart
Warren
Jonn ScLuivan
Jon
J. Bere
U. S. Senate
Davin Rows
Joan LH. Gnoszeck
Jelv
Wenny B. Furs
Glascoe Harrison
Dr. Warren
Jas.8 Glascoe
Litle Jerolyaman
Washington Hall
Humbert
Troy
Washington
Cant. C. Vigus
Gorner F
Lawagoadis Ind
Jack Falstatt
J.C
D. Douglass Havine
H. A. Smead& Co
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