Una storia illustrata dello Stato di Iowa : essendo un completo civile, politico e di storia militare dello stato, dalla sua prima esplorazione verso il basso per il 1875, compresa una encyclopaedia - Wikizionario della legislazione durante la somministrazione di ciascuno dei governatori, da Lucas (1836) a legnaiolo; con Storico descrittivo e schizzi di ciascuna contea nello stato separatamente, abbracciando interessanti racconti di vita da pioniere, tra cui un account di commerciali e agricole e di crescita educativa di Iowa . en abbandonata dagli Indiani e thatthey aveva scoperto alcune preziose miniere; che le terre wouldsoon

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An illustrated history of the State of Iowa : being a complete civil, political, and military history of the state, from its first exploration down to 1875; including a cyclopaedia of legislation during the administration of each of the governors, from Lucas (1836) to Carpenter; with historical and descriptive sketches of each county in the state separately, embracing interesting narratives of pioneer life, including an account of the commercial, agricultural and educational growth of Iowa . en abandoned by the Indians, and thatthey had discovered some valuable mines; that the lands wouldsoon be purchased, and they intended to retain possession of theiimines. To this, Taylor replied: We shall see to that my boys, 1and in the course of a week a detachment of troops was dispatched, with orders to clear the country of whites. But most of theminers believing that Taylor would execute his order by force ifnot obeyed, recrossed the river before the troops arrived, so thatwhen the soldiers landed they only found three of them remain-ing. These were taken into custody and retained as prisoners, but not being watched very closely, they soon made their escape;but the whites were not permitted to engage in mining at thattime. Soon after, a military force was stationed at this point, afterwhich the Indians ventured to return to their old home, and aidedby the traders and settlers from the east side of the river, theyworked the mines which had been opened by the whites, withgood success.. CHAPTER IX. BLACK HAWK AND HIS WAR. He refuses to leave his Old Home—Militia called out —His Removal audSubsequent Return — The War — Bravery of Black Hawk — His LastDays. In the spring of 1831, the government agent at Rock Islandinformed Black Hawk that he must remove, and that if he didnot, the government would oblige him to do so. The formeroffered to remove for the sum of $6, 000. This was refused. Thesquaws had now planted their corn and it was beginning to grow, when the whites again

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