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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 15. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones)	7	1	Browse	Search
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Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History (ed. Benson Lossing), United States of America. (search)

.....Aug. 9-10, 1848 So much of the Cumberland road as lies in Indiana is surrendered to that State by act approved......Aug. 11, 1848 Territorial government established in Oregon by act approved......Aug. 14, 1848 First session adjourns......Aug. 14, 1848 Sixteenth Presidential election......Nov. 7, 1848 Second session assembles......Dec. 4, 1848 First gold from California (1,804.59 ounces troy, average value per ounce, $18.05 1/2) deposited at the United States mint by David Carter......Dec. 8, 1848 Postal treaty with Great Britain......Dec. 15, 1848 Electoral votes counted......Feb. 14, 1849 Act granting swamp lands to the State of Louisiana, approved (see March, 1857)......March 2, 1849 Territorial government of Minnesota established by act approved......March 3, 1849 Coinage of the gold dollar and doubleeagle authorized......March 3, 1849 Department of Interior created by act approved......March 3, 1849 Work of census office, previously under

Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History (ed. Benson Lossing), California (search)

, reaching Sacramento in six days and seven hours......Nov. 28, 1847 Gold discovered near Coloma on Col. John Sutter's land, by James Wilson Marshall......Jan. 19, 1848 California and New Mexico ceded to the United States by treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo, Feb. 2, 1848; proclaimed in California......August, 1848 First emigrants from China, two men and one woman, arrive in the bark Eagle......1848 First gold from California, 1,804.59 ounces, deposited in the United States mint by David Carter......Dec. 8, 1848 Brig.-Gen. Bennett Riley, instructed by the Secretary of War to assume the civil administration, arrives by sea at Monterey, April 12, 1849. He issues a proclamation for a temporary government to replace the local provisional governments......June 3, 1849 A convention to form a State constitution sits at Monterey, Sept. 1, 1849, until Oct. 13. The constitution adopted and State officers chosen by the people......Nov. 13, 1849 New Almaden quicksilver mines open

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