Illinois pensions list and state updates in brief
The notice lists numerous names granted original invalid, increase, restoration, and reissue pensions across Illinois towns including Arcola Girard Peoria Mascoutah and Chicago. Other items note the Illinois Humane Society results, railroad crossing decision, peddler licensing ruling, and agency appointments plus local civic actions and criminal cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
George W. Bushbey
Arcola
Thomas Warren
Girard
John Thompson
Peoria
Michael Schaninger
Mascoutah
Jonas Jones
Roadhouse
Thomas Ray
Zif
Charles H. Land
Tuscola
James H. Dyson
Thompson
Stephen D. Lethco
Uteh
John Leird
Alto Pass
Charles Wimpeny
Joliet
Adam Waldrop
Palestine
Joseph Crabb
Astoria
Frederick N. Hannant
Og Henry Sharpe
Chicago
George B. Mills
Nashville
John Johnson
Oblong
Robert Kennedy
Pana
Willford Farris
Belleville
Green Pugh
Patoka
Hiram N. Kingsbury
Flora
William N. Butler
Ratdolph
George W. Fox
Abingdon
John N
Gilbert Greene
Bement
Abraham Jerome Smith
Bell Air
Charles H. Bostick
Clayton
Benjamin F. Overturf
Christopher
Alfred H. Cobl
John H. Atchison
Walnut Hill
Frederick Runge
Blair
August Seeger
Union Hill
Ernst Kurmerow
Charles J. Allen
Greenup
Peter Leightey
Vermont
Jacob Bean
Champaign
Irvin C. Batson
Carbondale
Patrick Murphy
Doddsville
Thomas A. Spence
Win
Downey
Shelterville
John F. Sheridan
Abraham Rich
Fountain Blift
Wm. C
Canaday
Huntersville
John H. Curtis
George W. Woods
Windsor
Win. Farnoff
Friendsville
John P. Seide
Orangeville
Erhard Mueller
Patrick McKeever
Watseka
Bellett
George W. Fields
Hoosier Prairie
Henry Minnick
Paris
William C. Howard
Walnut Grove
Kinard
Lucius Crum
Soldiers’ Home
Quincy
Charles Josenhaus
Morris
James 8
Grubb
Thomas B. Pickering
Willow Hill
Christian
Henry Hers
Kirkwood
Samuel Neely
Easton
Francis R. Gerobacher
James Brandis
Carmi
Sarah K
Levi Tanguay
Pontiac
Mary D
William P. Snedecker
McKean
Jesse RK. Ralston
Sciota
Curious Old Clocks Showpiece Collection Described
A Philadelphia collector displays rare clocks from long vanished makers. The piece describes a 16th century cloister clock in French oak, a Chaumont Paris calendar clock, a lapis lazuli mosaic clock from the Russian exhibit, and an aged French boudoir clock likely from the Revolution era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Childs
Philadelphia
Terest
Chaumont
Paris
Swaim
France
Danton
Robespierre
Europe
Letters From the Corners Journey to Mary Tabitha's Home
A humorous 1880 lodging tale recounts a rough trip from Cens to Mary Tabitha's. Willam Henery and Sally fear dampness while Smanthy’s family sends supplies. Delays at the depot force seven hours of waiting as improvised medicals promise cures for rumauz and a contract for payment. The narrator notes the widder, Willam Henery, and Sally’s courage and ends with Hester ANN Scooper.
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Norrie
Kilkenny
Mary
Sally
Willam Henery
Smanthy
Mary Tabithys
Willam Henerys
Widder
Henery
Anses
Mary Tabithy
Hester Ann Scooper
Farmer Bell Embraces Compliments After Fifteen Years
In a domestic tale, Ezra Bell dismisses praise, yet his wife Miranda argues praise motivates family effort. After a tea party discussion about the Smith girls, Miranda insists relatives crave acknowledgment. Ezra begins to reflect and tries to adopt a theory that women value commendation, changing his behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Ezra
Miranda
Jefferson Davis Dies After Illness at Home
New Orleans dispatch reports the death of Jefferson Davis on Friday morning after a severe illness. The former Confederate president, born June 8 1808 in Kentucky, led Mississippi politics, served as secretary of War, and headed the Confederacy from 1862 to 1865.
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New Orleans
Jefferson Davis
Davis
Mr. Davis
Fenner
Payne
Charlier and Bickham
Taylor
United States
Polk
Congress
Mississippi
Monterey
Buena Vista
Senate
Franklin Pierce
Richmond
Irwinsville
Fortress Monroe
Horace Greeley
Europe
Memphis
Tenn
Beauvoir
Lincoln
Convict Brutality Reported From Louisiana Camp
William Miller, an ex convict, is hospitalized after severe flogging at Captain Shacher s camp in Catahoula parish. Surgeons say flesh torn from mid back to knees, sheets avoided contact with wound, wooden rack used. Miller says a fellow convict ordered 245 lashes for threats. He alleges widespread brutal beating of convicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
William Miller
Charity Hospital
Shacher
Catahoula Parish
Miller
Sanchez
Sanchez Miller
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Highland Park
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Decatur
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