Der hundertjährige Jahrestag der Stadt Hamilton, Ohio. Nce westwärts zur Portage des großen Miami, thence down theseitly side of the Maumee River to its mouth, thence along the southshore of Lake Erie to the mouth of the Cuyahoga where it began; Genießen Sie die Reservierung auf dem 10-Meilen-Platz der Vereinigten Staaten an der Einmündung des Maumee und das gleiche bei der Portage des Big Miami (in der Nähe von Fort Wayne, Indiana) in Sandusky, Und zwei Meilen Platz auf jeder Seite der Rapids des Sandusky und auch der Hafen von Detroit von der Einmündung des TheRiver Racine 10 Meilen hoch am Südufer des RI

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The centennial anniversary of the city of Hamilton, Ohio . nce westwardly to the portage of the big Miami, thence down thesouthwardly side of the Maumee river to its mouth, thence along the southshore of Lake Erie to the mouth of the Cuyahoga where it began ; savingand reserving to the United States six miles square at the mouth of theMaumee and the same at the portage of the Big Miami (near Fort Wayne, Indiana) the same at Sandusky, and two miles square on each side of theRapids of the Sandusky and also the port of Detroit from the mouth of theRiver Racine six miles up the south bank of the river, six miles northwestand six miles west until it strikes Lake St. Clair at the port of MicheleMackinack and twelve miles square above the lake. Thus giving to the In.dian all right to settle and hunt on lands north of a boundary running froma line drawn from the Cuyahoga River to Sandusky, then to the rapids of theMaumee, then west to Fort Wayne, then up the Maumee river. Then alongthe south margin of the lake to Cuyahoga River, reserving lands at the. THE CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY OF HAMILTON, O. I41 mouth of the Sandusky and rapids of Sandusky, and all south of that beingsurrendered by the Indians to the United States. On the 31st of January 1776, another treaty was made at Fort Finney, -on the Ohio River near the mouth of the Great Miami River, between GeorgeRogers Clark, Richard Butler and Samuel H. Parsons, commissioners of theUnited States and the Delawares, Wyandots and Shawanees by which theShawanees acknowledged the United States to be the sole and absolutesovereign of all the territory ceded to them by the treaty of Peace betweenthem and the kings of Great Britain January 15, 1784. The Wabash Indians were not at this treaty growing out of a spirit ofhostility among the savages fostered by the English sub-agents who wereopposed to any treaty. Those Indians who had not come in to sign the treaty were not disposedto cease hostilities and Congress on the application of the

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1890
• bookidcentennialan
• bookyear1892