Early Recollections of Clark County A Founding Senator Named Kane
The piece recalls Clark County history in 1809 with Elvis Kane as one of Illinois first U.S. Senators. It notes Kane left Washington as a carpenter to seek national office, returning later as a state representative. It also lists early county officials and settlers, and describes prairie lands, rivers, and pioneer life around Darwin and York with vivid frontier imagery.
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Havill
U.S
Elvis K. Kane
Hing K. Kane
Washington, D.C
Washington
West
Capitol
Ilinois
Joseph Shaw
John Chenoweth
Samuel Ashmore
Isine Parker
Charles Neely
Union
Prarie
Jacob Blaze
Texas
Stephen Archer
Jivtitat Nits
Walnut Prairie
Esq Williamson
Waze
Ile
Stephen
Daniel Bright
Tie
John Blake
John McClure
Varnell
Wm. McKeen
Hugh
Darwin
Richarsons and Fitches
York
Garden of Eden
Asnie Walton
Wwer
Toilacon
Wim. Whitley
Wm. Murphy
John Stratton
David Boland
Lewis Murphy Ninevah Shaw
Alden Winchester
Charles Patrick
Joseph Owans
Wm. P. Bennett
Johnathan Mays
George W. Catron
James Caneway
James Murphy
Joseph Curtis
Wm. Lockard
James Cantwell
Silas Foskins
Peleg Spencer
John M. Robinson
Henry Dumford
John McClain
Sherif
Clark McCabe
Thoms Taylor
James McGeath
Mark A. ‘Sanders
Rezin Bell
Newell Leonard
Josiah Blick
Daniel Lane
David Caldwell
Wim. Perry
Cyrus Sharp
Johu MM. Robinson
Jacob Marian Appers
Motem
Wilson
Darwin Illa
Joseph Morrison
Ducket
Jesse Miller
Blaze
James P. Jones
Birch
Bob
Sherif Tob
Uri Manly
Clark County
Thane
Sher
Clack Coun
Jean
Robert
James Lockard
William P. Bennett
Wim. P. Bennett
Sherman House
Capt
Thomas Trundy
Methyosec
John A. Whitlock
Wheaton
Ils
Marshall
Prairie to Modern Egypt: Clark County Pioneer Sketches
The article recalls Clark County pioneers and early figures in Marshall and surrounding areas. It covers seed corn from Walnut prairie, Lincoln’s 1830s visits, early court history from 1819 to 1824, and biographical notes on William Archer, Win. Archer, and local officials. It also notes hardships, including fevers from Wabash bottoms and early law terms.
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Egypt
Union
ApnRanas
Walnut Prairie
Stephen Archer
Mgr. Lincoln
Marshall
Gov. Duncan
John Bartlett
Silas Larlan
Starlan
Besser
Jaws
Clack County
U.S
Wabash
Jesse Archer
Prairies
B. Archer
Senate
Clark County
Clark
Aurora
Wabash River
Thos. O. Brown
Isaac Parker
Johnr Welsh
Win. B. Archer
John M. Robinson
Wm. Wilson
Brown
Thomas Wilson
Jesse Wm . Archer
Lsatwill &c
Lewis Molin
Dea'drick
Esq
Wichliff Kitchell
Justice of the Peace
Wilson
Railway to the Pacific Completes its United States Span
The article outlines the progress of the transcontinental line with 1000 miles west of Omaha for Union Pacific and 500 miles east from the Pacific for Central Pacific. It notes 1863 earnings over five million dollars on average 700 miles in operation, and projected through passengers at two hundred thousand with a $100 fare averaging $20,000,000 income, of which about $12,000,000 would belong to Union Pacific, plus significant local traffic and regional mining boosts.
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San Francisco
Union Pacific
Omaha
Central Pacific
Pacific
Union Pacific Company
Nevada
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Pacific Railway
Judge Tong Hanged at Walkertown Canada
A fragmentary report recalls an execution at Walkertown Canada on the 14th instant. The crowd heard a confession of guilt and counsel to youths against whisky and vice, urging respect for parents and country.
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John Tong
Walkertown
Canada
Alway
United States
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