When was it published?

July 12, 1830 in Phenix Gazette

Domestic News July 12, 1830

Phenix Gazette

Q: What sub-type of article is it?

Indian Affairs, Arrival Departure

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Gen. Clark, Col. W. Morgan, Maj. Dougherty

Q: What keywords are associated?

Indian Deputation, Treaty Negotiations, Prairie Du Chien, St Louis Departure, Teton Sioux

Alexandria, Virginia

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Government commissioners Gen. Clark and Col. W. Morgan, accompanied by Maj. Dougherty and a deputation of Indians from the Ottos, Missouries, upper and lower Ioways, Missouri Sacs, and Teton Sioux, left St. Louis on Thursday last for Prairie du Chien to treat with tribes on the Mississippi and Missouri regarding boundaries and possible land purchases.

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St. Louis, June 26--Gen. Clark and Col. W. Morgan, Commissioners on the part of the Government accompanied by Maj. Dougherty, with a deputation of Indians from the Ottos, Missouries, upper and lower Ioways, Missouri Sacs, and one of the Teton tribe of Sioux, left town on Thursday last for Prairie du Chien. They have gone for the purpose of treating with the different tribes on the Mississippi and Missouri, in order to determine their respective boundaries, and if possible to purchase the lands which they claim.

What sub-type of article is it?

Indian Affairs Arrival Departure

What keywords are associated?

Indian Deputation Treaty Negotiations Prairie Du Chien St Louis Departure Teton Sioux

What entities or persons were involved?

Gen. Clark Col. W. Morgan Maj. Dougherty

Where did it happen?

St. Louis

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Primary Location

St. Louis

Event Date

Thursday Last

Key Persons

Gen. Clark Col. W. Morgan Maj. Dougherty

Event Details

Gen. Clark and Col. W. Morgan, Commissioners on the part of the Government accompanied by Maj. Dougherty, with a deputation of Indians from the Ottos, Missouries, upper and lower Ioways, Missouri Sacs, and one of the Teton tribe of Sioux, left town on Thursday last for Prairie du Chien to treat with the different tribes on the Mississippi and Missouri in order to determine their respective boundaries and if possible to purchase the lands which they claim.