Recollections of Early Illinois State Officials and Prairie Life
The article recalls Elvis Kane as one of Illinois first U.S. Senators, noting his rise from carpenter in Washington to state representation. It lists early county officials Joseph Shaw John Chenoweth Samuel Ashmore Isine Parker Charles Neely and first settlers and mills. It describes Walnut Prairie and Dar win areas with rich prairies, Wabash River, wildlife, and pioneer hardships.
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Elvis K. Kane
Hing K. Kane
Washington, D.C
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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
Wazo
Ile
Stephen
Daniel Bright
Tie
John Blake
John McClure
Varnell
Wm. McKeen
Hugh
Darwin
Richarsons and Fitches
York
Garden of Eden
Asnie Walton
Wwer
Vabaudance
Prairies
Toilacon
Egypt
Antanas Jrkcorn
Mgr. Lincoln
Marshall
Gov
Duncan
John Bartlett
Archer
Silas Larlan
Starlan
Besser
Jaws
Clack County
Wabash
Jesse Archer
Khes
B. Archer
Senate
Clark County
Clark
Aurora
Wabash River
Thos. O. Brown
Isaac Parker
Jol Welsh
Win. B. Archer
John M. Robinson
Wm. Wilson
Brown
Thomas Wilson
Wm . Archer
Lsatwill
Lewis Molin
Deedrick
Esq
Wichliff Kitchell
Justice of the Peace
Wilson
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
Henry Dumford
John McClain
Clark McCabe
Thoms Taylor
James McGeath
Mark A.sanders
Rezin Bell
Newell Leonard
Josiah Blick
Jel Blake
Daniel Lane
David Caldwell
Wim. Perry
Cyrus Sharp
Johu AM
Robinson
Jacob Marlan
Ducket
Jesse Miller
Blaze
James P. Jones
Birch
Bob
Sherif Tob
Uri Manly
Sheri
Clack
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Prairie pioneer memories and early Clark County history
The article recalls Clark County's pioneer era around Marshall, describing early seed corn from Walnut prairie, notable figures like Lincoln, Archer, and Archer’s town planning, plus accounts of early court terms, juries, and county officials from 1819 to 1824, including the first attorney and sheriff.
Completion prospects of the Pacific Railway and earnings
The article notes 250 miles remain to finish the New York to San Francisco line. Union Pacific is 1,000 miles west of Omaha and Central Pacific 500 miles east from the Pacific. 1863 earnings surpassed five million dollars with half-year gains of 930 07281. projected through passengers total 200,000 at $100 each, yielding about 20 million dollars with Union Pacific receiving around 12 million. Rich mining regions in Nevada Idaho Montana and Oregon are expected to boost traffic and revenue.
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Pacific Railway
Confession at Hangings in Walkertown Canada
A report describes John Trong being hanged at Walkertown Canada on the first instant. He addressed the crowd, admitting guilt and urging all young boys to avoid whisky and improper women to become an honor to their parents.
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John Trong
Walkertown
Canada
United States
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