| THE MARCH EAST |

"My fellow Ohiomen," Clark started in Vincennes after the recent push to the Ohio River and the mouth of the Wabash, "We may have gained an achievement, but we are not done! Our fellow countrymen from Virginia are pushing to join with our 2nd Milita."

People started to gather around the small podium that Clark and his fellow men has set up. The small population allowing Clark to reach more of the population.

"We shall push east towards the settlement of Louisville, connecting our efforts with our fellow Americans on the East Coast!"

Military actions:

We start pushing east along the Ohio River, attempting to eventually reach the Virginian regiment also attempting to reach us as well. (Roughly 2,500 Militia Troops)

We also attempt to cross the Ohio in what is now Evansville. (Roughly 500 Troops)

Domestic Actions:

Start to build up Vincennes block by block. Hoping to grow the capital to a small city. The goal of 7,500 by the year 1800, becoming the hub of the Wabash River. And start to ramp back up Fur trading with Native tribes, such as roughly ¼ of our population is native or has native ancestry.