Illinois Central Railroad Company Incorporated
The Illinois Central Railroad Company is incorporated by act, defining its corporate powers, stock, board of directors, and authority to survey locate construct and operate a railroad from Cairo to Chicago with branches to Galena and Dubuque, with land grants and state aid, regulatory provisions, and duties of trustees and officers. It outlines stock, capital, penalties, rights of way, and the governor’s role in formal deeds and oversight.
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Illinois Central
Léhois
Robert Schuyler
George Gristold
Gourenedr
Morris
Franklin Haten
David A. Neal
Rupert Rantoul
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Illinois and Michigan Canal
Cairo
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Galena
Mississippi River
Dubuque
Iowa
Board of ‘Directors
Board of Directors
Étile
Mois
Voninua
Man Wis Buch
Firet Board of Directors
Hubert Schuglets
George Griswold
Rich Cut Morris
Franklin Haven
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Sweem
Ae A. Jandford
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Berop Wiley
Lllinoia
Maine
United States
Board’ of Directors
Illinois
Court of the United
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Compagny
Hvory
Pasedizeta
Neregstach
Secretary of State
United State
Mississippi
Alabama
Mobile
Stata
State of
Carpomaktors
Pheirs
Minois
Fee Wimple
Congress
Enid
Morris Ketchum
John Moore
Semuel D. Lock
Wood
Erin
Frey
Miinele
Starediyr Ethmant
Township Twenty-One
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Aaidanal
Boston
Albany
Great Western’ Railway
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Fragmentary 19th century corporate act language about land, roads, and rights
The text outlines conditions for a state backed road project and related property rights. It mentions grants, surveys, and liens, plus purchase rights for improvements on lots by September 20, 1850, with procedures for notice, affidavits, and sequence of transfers. It references corporate restructuring and governor approval.
Public notices and business notes from an old paper
Fragmented OCR text describes subscriptions and ventures in a late era newspaper, mentioning the Union Club, owners of New York ships, Liverpe York routes, and a $100,000 project. It references a clippers and English vessels, with May forecasts, and hints at a growing public town and advertising prospects.
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Union Club
N. York
York
England
Dibner
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