A Night at Widow Dimock’s Inn and Farewell
Butler and Mildred’s parting scene unfolds on a moonlit riverbank before a tense journey homeward. They vow renewed devotion despite Tyrrel’s scheming, while companions Henry and Galbraith guard plans, and the party seeks shelter at Widow Dimock’s inn for rest, food, and strategic talks.
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Mildred
Butler
Arthur
Galbraith Robinson
Mildred Lindsay
Carolina
Henry
Tyrrel
Beaufort
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Galbraith
Dimock
Mistress Dimock
Arthur Butler
Mr. Butler
Nancy Dimock
Dove Cote
Second Carolina Continental Reg
Fort Moultrie
Sergeant Robinson
Leutenant
Tory
Hyson
Horse Shoe
George
Charleston
Atiis
First gold found in Alaska on Anauk river
The Ketchikan Mining Journal notes that gold was first found in Alaska on the Anauk river, a Kuskowin tributary, in 1832 by Russian trader Lukeen. Lukeen built Lukeen's Fort on the Kusko win river, later renamed Kalamakoff redoubt, with the Sitka headquarters of the Russian-American Trading Company supplying it.
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Ross Colony
California
Sitka
Yukon River
St. Michael
Fort Gibbon
Hudson's Bay Company
McMurray
Porcupine River
Pelly River
Oeenon Ont
Amka
Redoubt
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Pees States
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Weaver
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Washington
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Madison State Journal
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Negro Messenger
Edward Thornton
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