War Department adopts tax regulation for settlers bands
The War Department sets a ten cent monthly tax per commissioned officer and enlisted man in each regiment to fund band maintenance. Reports from El Paso note Apache raids on the Overland Mail coach near Quesa, theft from Patagonia Mining, a murder at Copper Mines, and calls for four new Arizona posts.
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Pawnee Indian depredations reported near St Louis
In St Louis on July 13 the Omaha Nebraskian recounts Pawnee depredations with $15,000 in property losses and multiple lives taken from settlers. Gov Black leads 250 men and 70 dragoons to confront about 3,500 Indians in the field.
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Origin of the Clay family traced to Virginia founders
An 1849 letter recounts the Clay family lineage from Sir Walter Raleigh’s English brothers Charles Thomas and Henry, their Jamestown settlement, and the spread of Clays in the United States. It notes Cassius M. Clay as a descendant of Charles, Henry, and the author, with details on siblings and relatives across Kentucky Missouri and Kentucky’s Ashland. Also mentions a Hazel Green mining accident where three English miners’ children were rescued.
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