Wabash and Erie canal report and political notes
The issue reports on Wabash and Erie canal progress and proposed routes, urging legislative action. It notes Indiana and Ohio delays, funding limits, and contractor terms, plus a Mississinawa route analysis and political updates from the Indiana convention and state offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash and Erim Canal
Wabash and Erie Canal
Indiana
Ohio
Central Canal
Alississinawa
Columbus
Wilson
Nomin
Mississinawa
Treaty Creek
Wabashtown
Wabash
Marion
Senate and House Action on Reports and Memorials 1839
The Vice President chaired the Senate as President Van Buren sent messages with department reports to committees. House and Senate debated memorials and petitions including a resolution on small bank note collection and Governor Iowa boundary dispute letters. Also notices on canal relief, steamboat boiler safety, and public lands cession were given.
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Congress
Senate
Fay
United States
Bexvon
District of Columbia
Florida
House OF Representatives
Iowa
Secretary of State
Missouri
M. van Buren
Washington City
Lavin
Indiana
Ohio
Committee On
Ann
Afr. L
Mississippi
Caluoun
IOWA EXPEDITION REPORTS BOUNDARY LEAD DISCOVERY
Dr. David Dale Owen and 140 assistants surveyed an 11000 square mile district along both sides of the Mississippi from Rock River to near Prairie du Chien. Sixteen new lead discoveries, rich deposits, and a vast mineral collection were documented, with field work ending November 23 and a severe snowstorm the next day. The findings promise high government value and further reports from Dr. Owen.
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New Harmony
Iowa
David Dale Owen
Owen
Ohe
Washington City
de. Locke
Qwen
Prize offering details for VAULLALD with ticket scales
An OCR fragment shows prize figures and ticket options including 1 prize of 35,204 dollars and various quantities and prices for tickets and shares. Mentions certificate for 26 whole tickets costing 150 cents and references to halves and quarters.
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Ervuu , &c. &c
Vaullald
Grand New Orleans Lottery Seeks Adventurers in 1810
The Grand Real Estate and Stock Lotteries of New Orleans begin depositing numbers and prizes for the Second Class on January 6, 1810, with a promised drawing within a month. The scheme promises two million five hundred thousand dollars in prizes led by large New Orleans real estate capitals and rents, tickets priced at $50 with no shares. Orders urged to John M. Clarke of Wheeling, Va., as agent, with March 1 deadline.
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Clarke
Temple Aery
Bportgne
Main Street
Wheeling
Virginia
Godesa of Fate
Lluzza
Goddess of Fate
John M. Clarke
New Orleans
United States
U. States
Renal Estate
We. &E
Sao
Dulm M. Clarke
Caldwell
Oakey Ud Pritchard
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Tawy
O. A. Smith
A.S. White
U.S. Senate
W. W. Wick
House
É&C
Treasury
Board of Internal Improvement
Daniel Webster
Singland
Ile
Senate of the United States
Gov. Porter
Pennsylvania
James W. Borden
Richmond
Fort Wayne
Neck of
Woods
Wabash Enquirer
Por
Wituan UW. Harrison
Joux True
Indiana Journal
General Assembly
Judiciary Committee
Ewing
Wabash and Evie Canal
Samurp
Lor
Liext
Jonathan MecCarty
Payette
Joseph G. Marshiull
Jefferson
John W. Payne
Harrison
R. W. Thompson
Lawrce
Joseph L. White
Jas. H. Cravens
Ripley
Caleb BJ. Smith
Fayette
Wmn
Herod
Bartholomew, N
Martin van Bonen
Rien Vy M. Johnson
Thimas A. Dowarn
Buensann S. Tucry
William Hendricks
George W. Ewing
Miami
Ist
D. Owen
Posey
George Boon
Sullivan
Thos
Henley
Clark
J.J. Robinson
Rush
A. Kennedy
Delaware
W.J. Peaske
Shelby
J. M. Lemon
Laporte
Holt
Loco-Foco
Polk
Wadisonian
Bank
Gardner
Messrs. Robinson
J., Cooper
Dan
Anglo
Logansport
Een Sernia
John Clymer
Grorcu W
Ostorn
Corvetta Lowns
Elizabethtown
I of
Ane
Nteernanal
Tom M. Clarke
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