OCTA Education Outreach
This archive comprises several journals from folks who traveled the Oregon and California Trails.
T. 13thT. 14 instT. 1stT. 22dT. 22d.** Descended Big SandyT.[uesday, April] 5th**. –T.[uesday, August] 2dT.[uesday, August] 9th.T.[uesday, July] 12th**.T.[uesday, July] 26th .T.[uesday, June] 14thT.[uesday, June] 21st.T.[uesday, June] 28thT.[uesday, May] 10thT.[uesday, May] 17thT.[uesday, May] 24th[, 1853].T.[uesday, May] 31st[, 1853].T.[uesday, May] 3dT.[usday, June] 7th.tbe night of the 18th to 19thTeaus. eve of each weektedious daytedious hoursteensTemp. 30tenten [p. 260] daysten A. M.ten A.M.ten AMten centuriesten daysten days beforeTen days laterten days oldten days or lessTen days outten days pastten days'ten days’ten hoursten hours’ illnessten in the eveningten in the morningten minuetsten minuteTen minutesten minutes laterTen minutes moreten minutes of 9ten minutes of seventen minutes past 7ten minutes past tenten momentsten monthsten months oldten nightsten o clockten o clock P.M.ten o'clockten o'clock A.M.ten o'clock at nightten o'clock in the forenoonten o'clock on the morningten o'clock or laterten O'clock P.M.ten o’clockten o’clock A. M.ten o’clock A.M.ten o’clock at nightten o’clock in the dayten o’clock in the forenoon of the dayten o’clock in the morningten o’clock last nightten o’clock of that dayten o’clock on the 16thten o’clock PMten o’clock Sunday [July 8ten o’clock that nightten o’clock,ten o’clock, A. M.ten o’clock, A.M.ten o’clock.ten oclockten oclock A.M.ten oclock in the moningten on Sundayten or eleventen or Eleventhten or fifteen additional daysten or fifteen daysten or fifteen minutes' durationten or fifteen years pastten or fourteen daysten or more monthsten or twelve daysten or twelve hoursten or twelve years oldTen p.m.ten pmten secondsten successive yearsten this mornten to midnightten to twelve years oldten to-morrow morningten weeksten yearsten years afterwardten years agoten years beforeTen years earlierten years laterten years oldten years olderten years previouslyten years'ten-hourten-weektense daystenth daytenth day of Marchtenth oftenth of Julytenth of Junetenth of Maytenth of May nextTer.5 June, 16th, 1845term of four yearsterm of one yearterm of six monthsterm of ten yearsterm of three monthsterrible nightTerrible Winterterrible winter of 1846-47Th [July] 5thTh [June] 14th 12thth 13th 14 teenthth 16th 19th 22th 26th 30th Decemberth 31 1847th 8 Dec thth Day’sTh.[urday, April] 21st[, 1853Th.[ursday, April] 28thTh.[ursday, August] 4th[, 1853].Th.[ursday, July] 14thTh.[ursday, July] 21st[, 1853] .Th.[ursday, July] 28thTh.[ursday, June] 16th[, 1853]Th.[ursday, June] 23d. –Th.[ursday, June] 2ndTh.[ursday, June] 30th.Th.[ursday, May] 12th.Th.[ursday, May] 19thTh.[ursday, May] 26thTh.[ursday, May] 5ththairThanksgivingThanksgiving Daythat adventurous yearthat afternoonthat agethat beautiful daythat bloody yearthat bright daythat busy yearthat calm,that datethat daythat day onthat day three yearsthat day,that day.19That daysthat December 17, 1979that delightful seasonthat dreary daythat early daythat entire daythat entire winterthat eveningthat eventful daythat eventful yearthat fallThat first daythat first morningthat first nightthat first weekthat first winter 1846-47that generationthat half year’sThat half-hour’s experiencethat hard seasonthat holy daythat horrid daythat hourthat instantthat last daythat last nightthat last Saturdaythat lonesome nightThat longthat long nightthat long September daythat long summer daythat long,that long, dark,that Marchthat memorable daythat memorable nightthat meridian daythat monththat morningthat most rainy season of 1849-’50.that next weekthat nightthat night before lastthat nitethat Octoberthat one daythat opening season of the yearthat other morningthat quarterthat quarter’sthat sacred daythat same datethat same daythat same eveningThat same fallthat same monthThat same nightthat same Saturdaythat same summerThat same yearthat seasonthat season of the yearthat seven yearsthat six months’that springthat spring of 1845that stormy nightthat sultry dayThat summerthat summer’sthat Sundaythat terrible nightthat trying morningthat two and one-half hoursthat very dayThat very eveningthat very morningthat very yearthat weekthat week’s laterthat winterthat winter of 1842That winter of 1848that yearthat year of 1852Thawey warm daythayThe [May] 7thThe [May] 8thThe *(dayThe **12th of juneThe **14th, 15th, and 16thThe **22d of April, 1852The 10thThe 14th and 15thThe 16th Feb.The 16th of AprilThe 17thThe 17th of AugustThe 17th of Sept.THE 1860'sThe 18thThe 1999–2000 seasonThe 19thThe 19th centuryThe 19th of October, 1859The 1st and 2d daysThe 1st of FebruaryThe 1st of February 1852The 1st of SeptemberThe 2' dayThe 20thThe 22 Nov.The 22ndThe 22nd dayThe 24thThe 24th SeptemberThe 28thThe 29The 29th [of SeptemberThe 34The 3rd [of NovemberThe 4 day of DecemberThe 4 th Day of JulyThe 4th dayThe 4th of AprilThe 5th dayThe 5th day of JuneThe 8th dayThe afternoonThe afternoon hoursThe better dayThe closing daysThe coming yearThe dawn of the 12thThe dayThe day afterThe day beforeThe day before yesterdayThe day followingThe day of daysThe daysThe Dry SeasonThe early morningThe entire afternoonThe eveningThe evening of the 20th ofThe evening of the dayTHE FALL OF 1849The fall of 1853The few daysThe few last daysThe few weeksThe fifth dayThe firstThe first [dayThe first & second yearThe first dayThe first day’sThe first day’s driveThe first daysThe first FallThe first few daysThe first few months'The first few weeksThe first hourThe first nightThe first of AprilThe first of JanuaryThe first of MayThe first SaturdayThe first six yearsThe first three daysThe first weekThe first week of April, 1852The first yearThe followingThe following dayThe following daysThe following morningThe following nightThe following springThe following summerThe following weekThe following winterThe following yearThe fortieth dayThe FourthThe fourth dayThe freighting seasonThe happiest dayThe Holy SabbathThe hourThe initial daysThe last 3 daysThe last 3 days’The last 4 daysThe last dayThe last day of Junethe last day of septemberThe last daysThe last few daysThe last nightThe last of FebruaryThe last SaturdayThe last school dayThe last six weeksThe last SundayThe last three nightsThe last two daysThe last two nightsThe last two yearsThe last weekThe last weeksThe last yearThe late hoursThe latter summerThe monthThe month of Dec.The month of MarchThe monthsThe Months FebruaryThe months of FebruaryThe morningThe morning of (January)The morning of th 23 JulyThe morning of the 11thThe morning of the 13thThe morning of the 16thThe morning of the 18thThe morning of the 20thTHE morning of the 24thThe morning of the 25thThe morning of the 26thThe morning of the 27thThe morning of the 28thThe morning of the 5thThe morning of the 7thThe morning of the twelfthThe new yearThe next dayThe next day'sThe next daysThe next eveningThe next five or six weeksThe next MondayThe next monthThe next morningThe next nightThe next SabbathThe next seasonThe next springThe next summerThe next SundayThe next weekThe next winterThe next yearThe nightThe night beforeTHE NIGHT OF JANUARY 18-19The night of the 10thThe nightsThe nine monthsThe October 3, 1851The office hoursThe other dayThe other daysThe past nightThe past weekThe past winterThe past yearThe preceding winterThe preceding yearThe present yearThe previous afternoonThe previous dayThe previous yearThe rainy seasonThe rainy season of 1849-’50 setThe SabbathThe Sabbath beforeThe sabbath dawnThe Sabbath DayThe sameThe same afternoonThe same dayThe same eveningThe same fallThe same nightThe same yearThe seasonThe season beforeThe season of the yearThe second dayThe second day afterThe second day of AprilThe second nightThe second or third yearThe second SabbathThe second weekThe second winterThe second yearThe second, third, fourth, and fifth daysThe shortest dayThe springThe spring followingThe spring of 1843THE SPRING OF 1844THE SPRING OF 1850The spring of 1852The summerThe summer of 1850The summer seasonThe summersThe third dayThe third day of the monthThe third of JulyThe third SabbathThe third week in AugustThe third winterThe third yearThe three first daysThe twenty-fourth morningThe two last daysThe two previous daysThe very first nightThe warm springThe Watershed Year – 1842The WednesdayThe weekTHE WEEK OF APRIL 9 TO 15The weeksThe whole dayThe whole weekThe windiest dayThe winterThe winter monthsThe winter of '49The winter of 1805-6The winter of 1845-6The yearTHE YEAR 1842The year 1845THE YEAR 1846The year 1847The year 1852The year beforeThe year followingThe year of ’43THE YEAR OF 1864The year previousThe yearsTHE YEARS 1835THE YEARS 1843-'44.THE YEARS 1843-44THE YEARS 1846the, to me,THE, TWENTY-EIGHTH OF OCTOBER, 1790the)the[?] weekthe* *spring of 1842the* 9th.—lstthee night of the 16th Julythee nightstheir daytheir daystheir declining yearstheir earlier daystheir first day'stheir last daytheir late teenstheir later daystheir lonely hourstheir next morningtheir remaining daystheir several daystheir several hourstheir whole summer'sthelast four or five daysthen ripe age of 63Ther 22Ther 31ºTher 38°Ther 46Ther.Ther. 54Ther. 55°Ther. 56°Ther. 57Ther. 60Ther. 62Ther. 64°Ther. 65Ther. 66Ther. 93° at noonTher. 94° noonThermom r at sundown 63thermometorThermomr at Sunrisethese 107 daysthese 2 or 3 days pastthese 70 yearsthese cold nightsthese daysthese degenerate daysthese earlier yearsthese early daysthese early yearsthese exciting daysthese five daysthese five weeksthese four daysthese hot daysthese last 16 daysthese last four daysthese later yearsthese latter daysthese many daysthese many weeksthese many yearsthese monthsthese moonlight nightsthese more than forty yearsthese seven yearsthese several daysthese three daysthese three monthsthese twenty five years.20These two daysthese two days pastthese two or three days pastthese two yearsthese warm daysthese weeksThese wintersthese yearsthird daythird day of April, 1860third day of May, A. D., 1853third day of October, 1846third day’sthird entire nightthird hourthird Monday of Augustthird monththird morningthird nightthird of Junethird of Marchthird of Maythird of Oct.third quarter ending Dec. 31st, 1855third quarter ending the 31st of Dec., 1853third quarter ending the thirty-first day of Dec., 1854third quarter ending this daythird quarter of the yearthird quarter of the year commencing April 1stthird Sabbath of this monththird to half a century oldthird weekthird week in next Junethird yearThirsThirs.Thirs. 14, AugustTHIRS., Oct.ThirsdayThirsday 5.—Thethirteenthirteen (13) weeksthirteen and a half hoursthirteen daysthirteen days priorthirteen days'thirteen monthsthirteen weeksthirteen yearsthirteen years oldthirteen-yearthirteen-year-oldthirteen) years oldthirteenth daythirteenth day of May lastthirtiesthirtieththirtieth day of Marchthirtieth of Julythirtythirty daysThirty days’thirty five or forty daysthirty four yearsthirty hoursthirty minutesthirty minutes north.300thirty moments[sic]thirty sixthirty three daysthirty yearsthirty years beforethirty years laterthirty years oldthirty years previousthirty years’thirty-eightthirty-eight daysthirty-eight yearsthirty-eight years agoThirty-Fifth Annual Reunion of the Oregon Pioneerthirty-fifth yearThirty-firstthirty-five daysthirty-five or forty yearsthirty-five yearsthirty-five years agothirty-five years of agethirty-five years, eleven monthsthirty-fourthirty-four hoursthirty-ninethirty-nine years oldthirty-one [Page 167] yearsthirty-one yearsThirty-secondThirty-Second Annual Reunion of the Oregon Pioneerthirty-seven hoursthirty-six daysthirty-six hourthirty-six hoursthirty-six years oldthirty-threethirty-three daysthirty-three hoursthirty-twothirty-two daysthirty-two secondsthirty-two weeksthirty-two yearsthirty-two years agothirty, and forty years agothirty, forty, and sixty days’this “Last Hot Springthis ([this (daythis (Sat.)This [eveningthis [morningthis [p. 158]this [p. 83] p.m.this [page 21]This [Sundaythis **Friday May 25this 11th day of March 1872this 12th day of December, 1849this 13th daythis 17 day May 1847this 20th day of December A.D. 1849this 3 SabbathThis 4th of Julythis 6th day of Octoberthis 6th day of October, 1818this Athis a. m.this A.M.this after-noonthis aftern- -oonThis afternoonthis afternoon.(31this afternoon.26this agethis AMthis am morningthis awful nightthis beautiful daythis beautiful evethis beautiful morningthis beautiful Sabbaththis blessed nightthis Cherimass morningthis Christmas morningthis cold dark rainy nightthis cold evethis cold,this coming summerthis coming yearthis cool morningthis cool seasonthis dark, snowy daythis datethis date.—(Mercurythis daythis day & monthThis day a yearthis day a year agothis day and agethis day at noonthis day June 15ththis day last weekthis day or two pastthis day the 1st of Sept.this day--"Weighthis day, May 10This Day, the 18th instthis day'sThis daysthis delightful morningthis dull nightthis early datethis early seasonthis epochthis erathis evethis eve’ngthis eveningthis evening.(58this eventful daythis Eving of the 7ththis fallthis fall &this fall of 1849this first day of Marchthis first day’sthis first gold rush yearthis first nightthis first Sabbath of the monththis fore noonThis fore-noonThis forenoonthis fornoonthis four daysthis glad and welcome daythis greatthis Holy daythis Holy Sabboth daythis hourthis hour of the daythis hour of the morningthis hour of twilightthis June daythis lastthis Last 3 daysThis last daythis last day of Augthis last nightthis last seasonthis last springThis last weekthis last weeksthis last yearthis late datethis late daythis late seasonthis long daythis lovely dayThis marchthis memorable nightthis minutethis modern coal periodthis momentthis Monnththis monththis month (Maythis mor ningthis moringThis mornthis morn 18th Octthis morn gThis morn-this morn[ingthis morn=this morngthis morng N.º 1this morni=this mornigthis morningthis morning 412this morning atthis morning of the 17thThis morning the 10ththis morning the 19this morning-This morning, May 22ndthis morning;-this morning.—Wethis morning.131this morning.27this morning.56this morning.64this mornningthis mounththis next springThis nightthis noonthis November nightthis one short yearthis P,Mthis p.this P. M.This P.M.this particular Sundaythis past springthis past summerthis past weekthis periodthis pleasant afternoonthis PMthis precious seasonthis present daythis present momentthis quarterthis rainy morningthis rainy winterthis Sabbaththis Sabbath dayThis Sabbath eveningthis Saboth morning of the 30 Maythis sacred daythis sacred seasonthis same datethis same daythis same fallthis same Junethis same nightThis Satthis Saturdaythis Seasonthis season [Augustthis season of the [Page 38] yearthis season of the yearthis season.263this September day of 1850this singular Springthis sommerthis springthis summerthis summer.52This Sundaythis the 10ththis the 18th of January 1848this the 26ththis thirteenth day of Januarythis this fallthis timethis time [last] yearthis time last yearthis time of the summer of 1850this time of the yearthis time of yearthis trying hourthis Tuesday morningthis very momentThis very morningthis very seasonthis war year of 1942this warm seasonthis weekthis week~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~this weeksthis wet seasonthis winterthis wretched rainy seasonthis yearthis year 271this yearsthis, hourthis[?this] afternoonthis] morningthose “Early Mining Days in the Gold Fields of Californiathose “other daysthose [p. 254] daysthose beautiful nightsthose daysthose early California daysthose early daysthose early yearsthose eight weeksthose exciting daysthose far off daysthose festival daysThose few hurried weeksthose final weeksthose first daysThose first nightsthose five daysthose happy daysthose last five yearsthose minutesthose monthsthose nightsthose other daysthose pioneer gold daysthose pleasant daysthose primitive daysthose rather doubtful daysthose rest daysthose romantic monthsthose seven daysthose six daysthose six months.4those strenuous daysthose trying hoursthose two daysthose under 4 yearsthousand agesthousand generationsthousand moonsthousand yearthousand yearsthousands of centuries agothousands of yearsthousands of years agothreethree [page 252] weeksthree & a half hoursthree a.m.three and a [p. 304] half hoursthree and a 1/2 daysthree and a half yearsthree and a quarter hoursthree and four yearsthree and one-half hoursthree and six yearsthree centuriesthree daythree daysThree days agothree days andthree days and a halfthree days beforethree days fartherthree days laterthree days pastthree days previousthree days toothree days'three days’three days’ timethree delightful weeksthree entire daysThree eveningsthree first daysthree following daysthree four or five daysthree grueling weeksThree harrowing weeksthree hoursthree hours laterthree hours'Three hours’three hours’ drivethree hours’ travelThree hrsthree hundred and sixty-fivethree hundred years agothree hurricane monthsthree in the afternoonthree in the Eveningthree in the morningthree last daysthree last days of the weekthree last yearsthree long hoursthree long monthsTHREE MILESthree minutesthree monththree monthsThree months agothree months earlierthree months hencethree months laterthree months’three mortal hoursthree nightsthree nights &three nights’three o'clockthree o'clock on the morning of the 19ththree o'clock P.M.three o'clock.44three o’clockthree o’clock in the afternoonthree o’clock in the morningthree o’clock P.M.three o’clock that morningthree o’clock the next morningthree o’clock this afternoonthree o’clock this daythree o’clock this eveningthree o’clock Tuesday morningthree o’clock, P. Mthree o’clock, P. M.three o’clock, P.M.three o’lockthree OC in the eveningThree oclock A.M.three oclock in the after noonthree oclock in the morningThree oclock this morningthree or four daysThree or four days afterthree or four days distantthree or four days longerthree or four hoursthree or four monthsthree or four months longerthree or four morningsthree or four nights pastthree or four o'clock in the afternoonthree or four weeksthree or four weeks.70three or four yearsthree or four years agothree or four years oldthree or more years oldthree P.three P. M.three P.M.three preceding yearsthree quarters of a centurythree quarters of an hourthree Sabbaths agothree score yearsthree sleepsthree this afternoonthree to five daysthree to four weeksthree weeksthree weeks agothree weeks laterthree weeks oldthree weeks to one monththree weeks'three wksthree year oldsthree year’sthree year[s] agothree yearsthree years afterwardsThree years agothree years beforeThree years earlierthree years laterthree years of agethree years oldthree years pastthree years previousThree years previouslyThree years todayThree years'Three Years’three-daythree-days’three-hoursthree-quarters of an hourthree-weekthree-yearthree-year oldthree-year- oldthree-year-oldthree, four or five minutesThree, four, and six monthsthree, orThrs. Ju. 19.—MetThrsd 18thths afternoonThur [Sept] 16thThur Aug 14THUR.Thurd.Thurday May 13Thurdsay April 8ThursThurs [28] – Feb the lastThurs [April] 11thThurs [April] 18 thThurs [April] 25Thurs [April] 4thThurs [August] 29thThurs [August] 2ndThurs [August] 30Thurs [August] 9thThurs [December] 26Thurs [December] 5 thThurs [February] 21Thurs [January] 24thThurs [January] 3rdThurs [July]Thurs [July] 11 thThurs [July] 18thThurs [July] 22Thurs [July] 29Thurs [June] 13Thurs [June] 20.** We have madeThurs [June] 28Thurs [June] 6thThurs [June] 7thThurs [March] 14Thurs [March] 28Thurs [May 23]**—Evening the storm came up fromThurs [May] 16Thurs [May] 17Thurs [May] 2ndThurs [May] 31stThurs [May] 9thThurs [November] 7 thThurs [October] 10Thurs [October] 11Thurs [October] 24thThurs [October] 3rdThurs [Sept] 5thThurs [September] 12thThurs [September] 13Thurs [September] 19thThurs [September] 20Thurs [September] 26 thThurs [September] 6Thurs 11thThurs 17th Oct 1850Thurs 19thThurs 21stThurs 25Thurs 25 JulyTHURS 26thThurs 27 JuneTHURS 2nd JUNEThurs 30Thurs 3dThurs 5 DecThurs 7th MarThurs 8 NovThurs 8thThurs April 29 TodayThurs Dec 12Thurs Dec 13Thurs Dec 20Thurs Feb 14th 50Thurs Feb 7thThurs Jan 10Thurs January 31^st^Thurs Jun 3THURS JUNE 9thThurs Nov 14Thurs Nov 21stThurs Nov 28Thurs Nov 28th 1850Thurs November 1 stThurs Oct 18Thurs Oct. 4Thurs Sept 5thThurs, [June] 9THURS.THURS. 11THURS. 12THURS. 12thTHURS. 14thThurs. 17thTHURS. 1stTHURS. 2 & FRI. 3THURS. 20thTHURS. 21THURS. 21stTHURS. 25THURS. 27thThurs. 29THURS. 30thTHURS. 31stTHURS. 4thTHURS. 6thThurs. 7.”Thurs. 8.—Milton SubletTHURS. 8thTHURS. 9THURS. DEC. 13THURS. JULY, 21stTHURS. JULY, 28thTHURS. JULY. 28thTHURS. Nov. 29, 1838THURS. OCT. 13thTHURS. OCT. 4THURS. OCT. 6thThurs. Sep. 25, 1834THURS. SEPT. 29thTHURS. SEPT. 6THURS. SEPT. 8thTHURS.18thTHURS.SEPT.15thTHURS.SEPT.22ndThurs'yThursdThursd [Sept] 12thThursd 11thThursd. 10thThursd. 14thThursd. 17thThursd. 24thThursd. 25thThursd. 28thThursd. 3rdThursd. 7thThursdayThursday – April 15, 1852Thursday – April 22, 1852Thursday – Aug. 19, 1852Thursday – August 12, 1852Thursday – August 26, 1852Thursday – August. 5, 1852Thursday – Jul 29th, 1852Thursday – July 1, 1852Thursday – July 15, 1852Thursday – July 22, 1852Thursday – July 8, 1852Thursday – June 10, 1852Thursday – June 17, 1852Thursday – June 24, 1852Thursday – June 3, 1852Thursday – May 13, 1852Thursday – May 20, 1852Thursday – May 27, 1852Thursday [10th]THURSDAY [14.thThursday [April 7Thursday [April] 29thThursday [Aug] 11thThursday [Aug] 12thThursday [Aug] 15thThursday [Aug] 16thThursday [Aug] 19thThursday [Aug] 22dThursday [Aug] 22ndThursday [Aug] 23Thursday [Aug] 26thThursday [Aug] 2dThursday [Aug] 30thThursday [Aug] 5thThursday [Aug] 8thThursday [Aug] 9thThursday [August] 11Thursday [August] 16Thursday [August] 23dThursday [August] 30.** Went Early SouthWestThursday [August] 4Thursday [August] the 12** CameThursday [December] 19Thursday [Friday] May 7thThursday [July 12]**—Traveled 21 milesThursday [July 18]**—WeThursday [July] 11thThursday [July] 12Thursday [July] 12thThursday [July] 15Thursday [July] 15thThursday [July] 18thThursday [July] 19Thursday [July] 19thThursday [July] 21,**—Thursday [July] 22Thursday [July] 22dThursday [July] 24thThursday [July] 25thThursday [July] 26Thursday [July] 26thThursday [July] 29Thursday [July] 29thThursday [July] 4thThursday [July] 5Thursday [July] 5.**Thursday [July] 8thThursday [June 3dThursday [June]Thursday [June] 10Thursday [June] 10thThursday [June] 13 thThursday [June] 13thThursday [June] 14Thursday [June] 14thThursday [June] 17Thursday [June] 17thThursday [June] 20thThursday [June] 24thThursday [June] 27thThursday [June] 28Thursday [June] 28thThursday [June] 3dThursday [June] 6thThursday [June] 7Thursday [June] 7thThursday [May 23] noonThursday [May 24] 1849Thursday [May 31] 1849Thursday [May] 10.Thursday [May] 13thThursday [May] 16thThursday [May] 17Thursday [May] 17thThursday [May] 19thThursday [May] 20Thursday [May] 20thThursday [May] 23dThursday [May] 24thThursday [May] 27thThursday [May] 2dThursday [May] 30thThursday [May] 31Thursday [May] 31.Thursday [May] 31stThursday [May] 6Thursday [May] 6thThursday [May] 9thThursday [November] 11Thursday [November] 4Thursday [Oct] 4thTHURSDAY [October] 11.** Sent off moreThursday [October] 13Thursday [October] 28Thursday [October] 6Thursday [Sept] 13thThursday [Sept] 20Thursday [Sept] 27 thThursday [Sept] 5 thThursday [Sept] 6thThursday [Sept] 9thTHURSDAY [September] 13Thursday [September] 15Thursday [September] 20 thThursday [September] 22Thursday [September] 27THURSDAY 1THURSDAY 10THURSDAY 10thTHURSDAY 11THURSDAY 11thThursday 11th OctoberTHURSDAY 12Thursday 12 July 1849THURSDAY 13THURSDAY 14Thursday 14 SeptemberTHURSDAY 15Thursday 15thTHURSDAY 16Thursday 16 Augt 1849THURSDAY 16thThursday 16th Aug.tTHURSDAY 17THURSDAY 17.THURSDAY 18Thursday 18thThursday 18th OctoberTHURSDAY 19Thursday 19th JulyThursday 19th Sept TherTHURSDAY 2Thursday 2 Augt 1849Thursday 2 d AugustTHURSDAY 20Thursday 20. th Sept.Thursday 20thTHURSDAY 21Thursday 21 AprilTHURSDAY 21stTHURSDAY 22Thursday 22, 1877Thursday 22.—WereTHURSDAY 22dTHURSDAY 23THURSDAY 23 dTHURSDAY 23dThursday 23d Aug. 1849Thursday 23d AugtTHURSDAY 24Thursday 24, June 1852THURSDAY 25Thursday 25 AugTHURSDAY 25.THURSDAY 25thTHURSDAY 26Thursday 26.—MadeTHURSDAY 26thThursday 26ᵗʰ. JulyTHURSDAY 27Thursday 27.th SeptThursday 27thThursday 27th Sept.rTHURSDAY 28THURSDAY 28.THURSDAY 29THURSDAY 2dTHURSDAY 3THURSDAY 30Thursday 30th AugtTHURSDAY 31Thursday 31 MayTHURSDAY 31.Thursday 31stTHURSDAY 4Thursday 4.t OctoberTHURSDAY 5THURSDAY 5.** After some fixingTHURSDAY 6Thursday 6 Sept 1849THURSDAY 6thThursday 6th SeptrTHURSDAY 7THURSDAY 8Thursday 8, Sept.Thursday 8thTHURSDAY 9Thursday 9 Augt, 1849THURSDAY 9thThursday 9th Augt CampdThursday 9th of AprilThursday Agust 1Thursday Ap. 11thThursday Apl 18Thursday Apl 25Thursday Apl. 11Thursday April 1Thursday April 14th 1836Thursday April 15Thursday April 18Thursday April 21Thursday April 22Thursday April 28Thursday April 29Thursday Aug 1 stThursday Aug 12thThursday Aug 1stThursday Aug 1st 1850Thursday Aug 23Thursday Aug 29Thursday Aug 2dThursday Aug 2ndThursday aug 3Thursday Aug 30Thursday Aug 31st 1849Thursday Aug 5thThursday Aug 9Thursday Aug. 16Thursday Aug. 2Thursday Aug. 23Thursday Aug. 30Thursday Aug. 4Thursday Aug. 9Thursday Aug. 9thThursday August 11thursday August 12 1847Thursday August 16 1849Thursday August 16thThursday August 18Thursday August 1st 1850Thursday August 2**—WeThursday August 23Thursday August 23dThursday August 25Thursday August 30thThursday August 4Thursday August 5Thursday August 9thThursday Dec 27th 1849Thursday eveThursday eveingThursday February the 6ththursday fridayThursday Friday SaturdayThursday July 1Thursday July 11Thursday July 11thThursday July 11th 1850Thursday July 12Thursday July 12thThursday July 13thThursday July 14Thursday July 15Thursday July 15thThursday July 19Thursday July 19thThursday July 1stThursday July 1st 1852Thursday July 20thThursday July 21Thursday July 22Thursday July 22dThursday July 26Thursday July 26thThursday July 27thThursday July 28Thursday July 29Thursday July 29thThursday July 4Thursday July 4 thThursday July 4th 1850Thursday July 5Thursday July 5thThursday July 7Thursday July 8Thursday July 8thThursday July the 1Thursday June 10Thursday 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