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AT his residence in the State Of Indiana, on
the 25th ultimo, in the 18th year Of his age,
General MARsTIN GREENE CLARK. He was
born in Lunenburgh county, Virginia, on the
18th day Of December, l77l, and was one OF
family of twenty nine brothers and two sis
ters, by the same father and mother. Before
he was 2l years of age he left his native State
and went out west, then wilderness.


Gen. Clark during his lifetime shared much
ofthe confidence and esteem of his fellow-citi
zens, having filed, with honor to himself and
profit TO his country, many stations, both civil
and military, which were always freely confer
red by his countrymen. He served in The cam
paign of Gen. Wayne as private soldier; and
was aid to Gen. Harrison at the sanguinary
battle of Tppecanoe. As Indian agent, also,
Gen. Clark served his country with much ad-
vantage; and was repeatedly member ofboth
branches Of the Legislature Of Indiana. In
1886 he served as Elector on the Wing Elec-
toral ticket of Indiana, and in 1910 was chosen
TO carry the vote Of the State to Washington,
which duty he performed with as much salts
faction as any other Of his life.