[U.S. local history pamphlets, the Middle West].
Published: 1835
Language: eng
Number of pages: 36
Subjects: Middle West -- History.
Table of contents: value: [1] Proceedings of Congress in 1796 on the admission of Tennessee, as a state into the Union, upon a footing with the original states, a case in point ... in the State of Michigan. 1835; value: [2] The minutes of the proceedings of the Pittsburgh Convention. 1835; value: [3] Engineers' reports and other documents relating to the Cairo city property, at the confluence of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, Illinois. 1848; value: [4] History, organization, and transactions of the Ohio Editorial Association. 1855; value: [5] Iron bondage of Missouri; also, Gun business in St. Louis, steam boiler works, and analysis of western coals / by Henry Cobb. Also, Paper on the present state of the mining industries of Great Britain / by Robert Hunt; and The village blacksmith ... / by Edward P. Hall. 1856; value: [6] Remarks of Robert M. Stewart, of Buchanan County, delivered in the convention of 1845, assembled at Jefferson City, to revise the constitution of the State of Missouri. 1857; value: [7] Democratic and Republican record : tax-payers, read!, to the people of the state of Michigan. 1860; value: [8] New Chicago : a full review of the work of reconstruction ... 1872; value: [9] The famous El Dorado Springs, the great health and pleasure resort of Southwest Missouri; value: [10] A pamphlet showing the manner of proceeding to obtain title to public lands ... / by H.M. Atkinson. 1869; value: [11] State rights : the joint resolutions and report to the Ohio Legislature against federal consolidation, session 1859; value: [12] Nebraska, its characteristics and prospects / by James D. Butler; value: [13] The Fruitport Orchard & Vineyard Company have secured about eighteen square miles of the choicest fruit lands in the celebrated Michigan peach belt near the town of Fruitport. 1869; value: [14] Vortheilhafter Ankauf von Ländereien in Nordamerika im Staate Iowa / durch Gustav Strube; value: [15] Address to the people of Missouri / by the Union Conservative State Convention. 1866; value: [16] A glance at Ohio's first century / by A.A. Graham; value: [17] Report of the committee at Kankakee, Illinois, on the French colony at St. Anne ... 1859; value: [18] Argument in behalf of W.A. Burleigh, including a review of the testimony in contested election case of W.A. Burleigh vs. M.K. Armstrong. 1872; value: [19] Nigger Hill and Bear Gulch tin mines of James Callanan. 1888; value: [20] The Miami Valley : address of Hon. Samuel F. Hunt ... 1881; value: [21] Title papers of the Clamorgan Grant of 536,904 arpens of alluvial lands in Missouri and Arkansas. 1837; value: [22] What the sister arts teach as to farming : an address before the Indiana State Agricultural Society ... 1853 / by Horace Greeley; value: [23] The great Chicago Lake tunnel. 1867; value: [24] Appeal of Kansas to the voters of the free states. 1856; value: [25] Our formalism in government : address delivered at the 40th annual convention of the Psi Upsilon Society ... 1880 / by Clarkson Nott Potter; value: [26] Kansas Press extra! : the Kaw Lands. 1859; value: [27] Fraud exposed : a statement of the facts connected with the recent attempt to form a state government for Nebraska; value: [28] Historical tales of the Huron shore and rhymes / by R.E. Prescott. V. 3. 1936; value: [29] The Algona bee : a story of newspaper beginnings; value: [30] Nebraska corn book / by E.C. Bishop; value: [31] The book of the Black Hawk Bridge / Albert S. Tousley, editor; value: [32] Two old Christmas stories of the Great North Road now known as the Susquehanna Trail ... / collected by Henry W. Shoemaker. 1930; value: [33] The when how why of Oklahoma : to accompany George Rainey's Historical map of 1939; value: [34] A photographic history of General George A. Custer's expedition to the Black Hills of South Dakota in 1874; value: [35] The Amana society, a bit of the old world set down in the new; value: [36] The industrious Amanas.