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Side 33
By the terms of the treaty , the Sacs and Foxes were removed to another
reservation on the Des Moines River , where an agency was established for them
at what is now the town of Agency City . Besides the Keokuk Reserve , the
Government ...
By the terms of the treaty , the Sacs and Foxes were removed to another
reservation on the Des Moines River , where an agency was established for them
at what is now the town of Agency City . Besides the Keokuk Reserve , the
Government ...
Side 34
Among the traders connected with the agency were the Messrs . Ewing , from
Ohio , and Phelps & Co. , from Illinois , and also Mr. J. P. Eddy , who established
his post at what is now the site of Eddyville . The Indians at this agency became
idle ...
Among the traders connected with the agency were the Messrs . Ewing , from
Ohio , and Phelps & Co. , from Illinois , and also Mr. J. P. Eddy , who established
his post at what is now the site of Eddyville . The Indians at this agency became
idle ...
Side 43
The miners , anticipating their arrival , had , excepting three , recrossed the river ,
and from the east bank saw the troops land on the western shore . The three who
had lingered a little * Established by the Superintendent of U. S. Lead Mines at ...
The miners , anticipating their arrival , had , excepting three , recrossed the river ,
and from the east bank saw the troops land on the western shore . The three who
had lingered a little * Established by the Superintendent of U. S. Lead Mines at ...
Side 45
The name Dubuque was given to the settlement by miners at a meeting held in
1834 . In 1832 , Captain James White made a claim on the present site of
Montrose . ' In 1834 a military post was established at this point and a garrison of
cavalry ...
The name Dubuque was given to the settlement by miners at a meeting held in
1834 . In 1832 , Captain James White made a claim on the present site of
Montrose . ' In 1834 a military post was established at this point and a garrison of
cavalry ...
Side 49
Soon after the arrival of the troops , a trading post was established on the east
side of the river , by two noted Indian traders named Ewing , from Ohio . Among
the first settlers in this part of Iowa were Benjamin Bryant , J. B. Scott , James
Drake ...
Soon after the arrival of the troops , a trading post was established on the east
side of the river , by two noted Indian traders named Ewing , from Ohio . Among
the first settlers in this part of Iowa were Benjamin Bryant , J. B. Scott , James
Drake ...
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | History of Winneshiek and Allamakee Counties, Iowa |
| Forfatter | W. E. Alexander |
| Utgave | nytrykk |
| Utgiver | Brookhaven Press, 1882 |
| Original fra | University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitalisert | 31. jul 2012 |
| ISBN | 158103430X, 9781581034301 |
| Lengde | 738 sider |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |