Tax Lien Sale Notice by County Treasurer
Notice announces sale of multiple tracts or lots to satisfy unpaid taxes and penalties. Auction at the county courthouse on the third Tuesday of January 1868, with daily continuations until sold. Authored by S. W. Pickering, Avoton, Athens County, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Oil and Coal Company
New York
John A. Amelong
Owi
Canaan
Befn Towhhip
Athens County
Ohto
Federal OW and Coat Company
John Bryan
Athne County
Orly
Wesley Township
Washington County
Eald John Ry¢Ute
Pearing Township
Aabington Emuly
Ohio
Useveet
Joan A. Amelung & CO
Necherrek & Sviru
Ki. de Stygieven
Aliorneys
Athens
Deis
Cho
Sapemerten Corie
George W. Wilson
Lois Huntington
Benjamin Huntington
Robert L. Nevius
Court of Common Pleas
Wilson
Mockingport
Nevius
Wilken
Luis Huntington
Browns & Wilpes
N. O. Warren
Peter Long
Cunazan
Said
Bection
Ohio Companies
Court of Common Views
Lae Court House
William
Stedman
Willard Martin
dCourt of Common Pleas
Court House
Ailwas
Wen
W. Pickering
Avotton
Athens Co
Rosie My Post and the Song of the Well
A nostalgic lullaby text describes a caregiver singing to a child Rosie and a baby, inviting rest and coziness. It mashes cradle lines with animal imagery and a lingering refrain about singing ditties of birds and cats. The verse ends with a sleepy hush as the caregiver rocks the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Stout
Johnnie Greene
Rosie
Golden Door Grants Passage for a Dreaming Life
A fragment reflects on a young woman who dies before entering a hoped for heaven, describing a brief life that ends near an auburn crown and a home she longed for. The verse hints at forgiveness, memory, and a final journey beyond the Golden Door.
Dedication of Hocking Lodge No. 338 O I O F at Newexville
Epston Missenora reports the Hocking Lodge No. 338 O I O F was dedicated with ceremonies by local members and visiting brethren from Logan Athens and New Lexington. A procession to the M E Church failed due to missing keys, then returned to the Hall. Although weather threatened, attendance was strong and a supper followed. The Logaon Brags Band performed. Nearby fox hunters killed a catamount near the village after a dogs-led chase. The town faces wet roads and limited wagon traffic, with some boats carrying coal laid up for winter. Residents hope city leaders will improve sidewalks and pavement this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newexville
Epston Missenora
Hocking Lode
Logan
Athens
New Lexington
M E
Logaon Brags
Andrew Chuts
Kelsonville
Illinois Olney and county affairs spark debates on farming and governance
In Olney Illinois the editor laments Republican apathy and saloon influence in county offices, notes rapid town growth, schools, markets, and multiple industries. The piece also critiques the Infirmary Farm accounting, questioning whether it pays and urging the county to sell the farm and create a transparent, smaller facility with garden and dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eerta Register
Copperhead
Ohio
Abe
Olney
Guart House
Schual
Richland County
Ilinois
Cincinnati
St. Louis
End Nations Bank
Republican
South
Chicago
Illinois
Otto
Farina
Tullimary
Governor Cox reports state finances and reforms
Governor Cox outlines a 1867 fiscal summary with a year ending balance of $673 691 97. He notes total taxes paid of $16 468 497 34, calls for sinking fund adjustments, and recommends permanent balance transfers. The report covers schools, asylums, reform institutions, fraud investigations of architect Blackburn, prison administration savings, and calls for new facilities and legal revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saga
Lins
Treasury
Agricultural College Fand
Blackburn
Cleveland
Brough
Cox
R. P. Brookes
Reform School
Governor Seeks Comprehensive Railroad History Aid
The Governor supports a comprehensive state railway history project as a tool for prudent legislation, notes on canal and public works extensions for ten years, and details military and civil expenditures and payments from the federal government. He cites Morgan raid costs, emigration issues, and a proposed full geological survey to advance the state's interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Bass Sais
Wae Oe
Samiulvaieee Iad Solsera
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John F. Mahon
Mary T. Mahon
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AHL Federal Oil and Coal Company
James IL. Llscomb
George I. Molcomb
James JI Holgonwy & Co
F & Court of Common Pleas
Anid
Canaan Township
Bern Township
Federsci and Coal Company
Beam Bryan
Comay
Fearing Township
James H. Holcomb & CO
McClintick & Smith
DE Sreigveer
Nglice
Federal OF and Coal Company
York
William A. Menard
Wileh
City of
Hern Township
Athena County
Big Wesley Wwnship
Weasington
Federal
Ol and Coal Company
WM. A. McDonald
McClintice & Ssrurn, R
Spmederr, Attorneys
Niwé
Fairbanks
Mts Gamaliel Fairbanks
BE. W. Fairbanks & Son
R. A. Fulton
J. P
Rome
Phos. Cunningham
W. Fairbanks
Gamaliel Fairbanks
Armners
Agen
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A. Ie
Curtis Sherman
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Curtis Sherhas
Theirs
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Judae
Harl
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Missouri
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William H. Cook
John KF
Cooka Cook
Cordelia Fulton
Abraham Lon
Elijah Tucker
Rome Township
Hecking
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Kiorne
Hockina
N. Cook
Soomenion
Elijah Sol
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Guid Tucker Vey
Sheriff’s Sale
Stewart
Jewett
John M. Swainoa
King Brothers
Unio
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McArthur
Reretoio
George Courtney
Datues Bannon
J.M. Johnson
Golden
Shoripf
Grosvenor & Dana
Vy, F. P. Murphy
Alexander Township
Siancres
Lea. M. Jounson
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Sheriff Sale
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DOW
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Portsmouth
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Washington County Nursery
Walton County
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P' Marietta
Waltham, Mass
WaLenam Wares Co
Waltham
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Durme & CO
American Watch Factory
Cornier 4Th and Walnut
Databse Vitama
John Ring
Adevo
J. D. Foster & Co
General Produce Commission
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Clackanati
Ko. Be
Dax
John Anne
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Same Jones
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Lindley Alvins
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Root Norman
Same
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Cushing & White
Glaster Loring
Linscott Amos
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Hocking Valley
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Roanna
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Walters Isaac
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Gitford
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Sane
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Pourey Mand
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Jacob
Sue
Aunie Do
Buck John
Sargunt William
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Rice Ann
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Cooley Hiram
Marsh
Stimson
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Athens Township
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Andrew Jackson
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