Newspaper results for (Navajo* OR Navaho*) AND treaty

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12812 matching newspaper pages in total. Washington, DC has the most hits (1045 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

1. Daily National Intelligencer — 1826-02-11, page 3

   … have been subjected to forfeiture, but by express statutory regulation. That the treaty of 1794, with Great Britain, allowed twelve months for this purpose, and that the …

   … taken away, which have been submitted to the Commissioners ap pointed under the Treaty of Ghent, together with a statement of the several amount:; of such claims. A so …

   … infant Fur Trade in that quarter —also, an account of the Roman chee, Apdchee, Kio, Navaho, Utaw, and Snake/ Indians,” &c. &c. From a private source we learn that the char …

2. The Daily Union — 1846-09-17, page 3

   … informants fell in with an American who had been a trader a long time with the Navajoe, in New Mexico. The neme of this gentleman wee Conn. He pereuaded our adventurer …

   … disposition of the French government. He will undoubtedly be sent back under the treaty.?Phil. Spirit of the Timer. Interesting to cotton growers.?We were shown yesterday …

3. The Daily Union — 1846-10-05, page 3

   … Partis, one of the en miseioiKAs, we cannot but regard it as doubt whether any treaty will be made at present, Mos-rs. Parris, Abart, and Andrews are i Commissioners …

   … inhobof itanta within na boundaries, against their enemies, ii the Kuluws, the Navajoea and others, and when he in assures all that it will be hia pleasure, as well ns …

4. The Daily Union — 1846-10-23, page 2

   … is on the ground that it is likely lo lead to a violation of thai article of the treaty of Ulrecht, by which the Orleans, in common with the other French branches of the …

   … mexican government you have never o received any protection. The Apachea and the " Navajos come down from the mountaina and carry t< off your eheep and your women whenever …

   … '<! lonioue practice, until, about a century since, the a iwn was sacked by the Navahoe band of Indians. I Amidst all the hsroc of plundering the city, the a iithful Astek …

5. The Daily Union — 1846-11-03, page 3

   … of our annate, because it wan waged fur just cauac; end U-cauae it cloaed ui a treaty of peace which did not expreaely aecure to ua all the objectit for which it won …

   … once a wilful violation of the public faith then recently plighted in a aoleinn treaty, a dishonor to Uie American lis-?, and if left unpuniahed, an enduring stigma on …

   … sixty milea northweat. These comnaniea have bean thrown out to operate against the Navajo and Aparhe Indiana, who are continually committing depredation!, driving off the …

6. The Daily Union — 1846-11-04, page 3

   The Library of Congress text does not contain the match. It was found in American Stories (Dell et al. 2023), a second machine reading of the scans. OCR credits.

   … the fifly-seven raw* of Mexi-' i outrage upon American citizens in violation of s treaty of 1831, as authenticated in n report from i Department of State; who, 1 would …

   … as ten a Dutch ambassador in the time of Louis the th, on hearing the terme of a treaty proposed to m by Louis, which he did not like, but ceuhl not resist?swooned away …

7. Daily National Intelligencer — 1846-11-09, page 3

   … over the Banda Oriental. Rosas refers the Per part of the articles in the proposed treaty to his ally, "eral Oribe, and says he will agrac to them if Oribe is satis Mr. …

   … Mexican Government you have never received any protection. The Apaches and the Navajos come down from the mountains and carry off your sheep and your women whenever they …

8. Weekly National Intelligencer — 1846-11-14, page 1

   … the Banda Oriental. Rosas refers the greater pait of the articles in tho proposed treaty to hi* ally, General Oribe, and says he will agree to them if Oribe w satis fied …

   … Mexican Government you have never received any protection. The Apaches and the Navajo* come down from the mountains and carry off your sheep and your woinen whenever …

9. The Daily Union — 1847-01-08, page 3

   … the same language. So strong ia this feeling, m at we deem it highly probable no treaty of peace can their ov uie two-thirile of the Senate, if it ahould depart from lieve …

   … two soldiers (ol the first dragoons,) pursued and o' [P08? took a large party of Navajos and killed two of th _ recapturing, at the same time, a flock of sheep. The came …

10. The Daily Union — 1847-01-14, page 3

    … furnish the government of the tort ri niteil States with the means of concluding a treaty of mig i eace with Mexico?when nn appropriation was asked wai i- >r the simple …

    … purpose of concluding a treaty of peace rith Mexico?a democratic representative from l'ennsylania rose in his …

    … General Rosas y> had cut off all communication with Entre Rios. As to th the reported treaty celebrated between Corrientes and . Kntre Kins, nothing bad been, publicly known …

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