Ohio Senate and House Debate On Rights and Banking Bills
In the Senate petitions of local nature were presented. Jewett reported a court act amendment with one agreed change, the bill passed. Towns hend offered constitutional amendments for women’s rights and property, with debate. A report to strike out white from a constitution failed. The common schools bill faced a fierce discussion and passed. In the House Parpen presented testimony about Toliver Coker, rejected. A banking bill restricting notes passed 65 to 14, and taxes and county treasurer duties were approved as lawmakers adjourned after broad local action.
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Senate
Jewett
Judiciary Committee
House
Courts of Justice
TownsvEnp
Townsuend
Norais
Arginson
Messrs. Foot
Townshend
Mr. Parpen
R. Watson
Ohio Penitentiary
Toliver Coker
Coker
Watson
Messrs
Parrot
Brown
Gest
Bincaarp
Clinton Bank of Columbus
Jesse
Postage Rate Hike Debate and Tariff Critique in Congress
Washington reports bolster the push to raise postal rates to fund a self sustaining Post Office Department. The piece questions franking abuses and Democratic policy, decrying taxes on literature and the burden on the poor while praising cheap postage and national education aims.
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Washington
Oxpe
North American
Post
Campari
Ops
Department
Treasury
Congress
War Department
Navy
Department of the Interior
California
California Customs
Pacific State
Post Office Department
Ihs
National Institute of Learning
Emigrants flood Upper Mississippi bound for Iowa
The St. Louis Republican reports packets to the Upper Mississippi remain crowded with emigrants. If Ohio river arrivals keep pace, Iowa could fill by year’s end, with most newcomers settling along the Upper Mississippi, many in Iowa, not California as Ohio papers claim.
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St. Louis Republican
Upper
Mississippi
Ohio River
Iowa
Ohio
California
Towa
Gay
St. Louis Intelligencer
St. Louis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Nashville
Memphis
Cairo
Alton
Hannibal
Quincy
Keokuk
Galena
St. Paul
Missouri
Council Bluffs
Nebraska
Illinois
Land Area Revision Shows Smaller United States
Land Commissioner Wisey reported to Congress that the national surface total is 1,391,480,220 acres, 220,704,599 less than the land office stated earlier due to overestimations for Oregon Nebraska and the Indian territories. The correction notes no need for humiliation and asserts sufficiency for practical purposes.
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Wisey
Land Commissioner
Congress
United States
Land Office
Oregon
Nebraska
Indian Territories
Fire Anstallator Demonstrated In Brooklyn Experiment
The New York Evening Post reports a successful test of pumps Fire Annihilator at a Brooklyn frame building. The six window, sixteen foot high shanty filled with shaving tar and other combustibles was set ablaze then three annihilators placed inside the door extinguished the fire in five minutes without damage to the exterior.
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Brooklyn
New York Evening Post
Cleveland Board of Education Sets Female Teacher Salaries
The Cleveland Board of Education resolves to pay female teachers with graded salaries 300 per annum for first grade 24 pounds and 275 pounds 8d 260 pounds. Albany has a single grade raised from 200 to 2250 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education of
Cleveland
Albany
World Naval Listing Shows European Powers and Vessels
Fragmentary OCR notes list Russia Turkey Austria Prussia Denmark Sweden and ships such as frigates corvettes steamers transports with various numbers. No return or clear context.
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Russia
Turkey
Great Britain
Austria
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Prussia
Reorganization of U S Judicial System Bill Proposed
A Senate bill, reported by Mr Butler, outlines a major reorganization to adapt the U S judiciary to recent territorial changes. It creates two annual Supreme Court terms, forms ten circuit judges, redefines circuit and district structures, transfers cases, and sets salaries and oaths.
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Congress
N. S. Tribune
Butler
Senate
United States
Supreme Court
Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
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Connecticut
Vermont
Pennsylvania
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Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Missouri
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Towa
California
Pacific Coast
Eleventh Circuit
Circuit Courts
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Clark Waggoner
Heary D
USDEA
Billi
Cooke
Pigprispora
Wilsey
Christopher North
Blackwood’s Magazine
Edinburgh University
New Orleans
Gro. Law
Mississippi River
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Havana
Hixt
Quebec
Bishop Brownett
Conn
Col. Hext
Columbus
Janes Court- Eney
State Teachers’ Association
Detroit
Sandusky, Ohio
Ohio Legislature
Erie County
Ors
Humpuererville
Foor
No. & Sandusky City Bank
Wick
Propeller Ogontz
James Wiicar
Remere & Burss
Hivecey
B.S & L.S. Stow
Judgment of Common Pleas
Mansfield & S.C. R.R. Co
Detamater
Same
Ferm
Hurt
Mack
Suita
Giutert
WaLpen
Ux. Va
Col. Benton
Ta” Winthrop B. Sarre
Lima
Marion
Kokomo
Burlington
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Montreal
Hudson Bay Company
Pacific
Sitka
Canada
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Old Bank of the
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Gen
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Lord Cusnexpos
France
Lord Clar'endon
House of Lords
England
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State Department
Noreturn
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Corbin
Balls
Fairfax, Va
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Washington City
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Alexandria
Eure
Jexsin
Jexnines
America
Hector Jennings
Hector Jeninas
Corbins
Mansfield Herald
Cor. Stem
C. Humes
Humes
J. H. Strain
Fort Arbuckle
Arstckir
C. N
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Dragoons
Col. Stem
Fort Belknap
London
Journal of Commerce
Perside Albion
L’union
Charles Henderson
Danville
Liberia
Kentucky Colonization Society
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Mechanics’ Institute
Phonetics
Boston
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Jamaica Plain
Mass
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O.) Democrat
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Patent Office
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Nicholson
Tucker
Committee On Printing
Circuit Court
Reverdy Johnson
Carisle
Phillip B. Key
Cincinnati Gazette
Hunker
Rome
van Buren
Duke of Wellington
Cardinal Altieri
Prince Massimo
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Buffalo Courier
Amsterdam
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Empire
Red Russia
Hungary
Gallacia
Lithunia
Volhynia
White Russia
Rosevelt
New York Supreme Court
Manried
W. 8. Kennedy
Mr. Joux Y. Beatz
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Deerz
Sphreys
Mes. Scott
Market Street
A. L. Adams
API
Wayne Street
Verandah Brock
W. Marshall
Platt & Mallory
Fair Haven
E. Riker
Columbus Avenue
Atf
Peb
Thorpe 2
Norcross’ Furniture
Lib
Anis Hyte
Coffin & Brown
Orr & Andrews
Ruth Partington
J.C. Derby
C.L. Derby
Nail
Paul
Punch
Ike
Freigh House
Ould
Cooke & Co
SacJasky
Monroe 8&T
Decatur
Jackson Sts
Joseph Dempsey
WM. Farrell
West Market
Townsend House
Jim
N& W
Mulldo
Express
Apis FW
Sloane’s
FE. W. Sloane
Ladies’ Bane
Paris
Apis
Apis &. W. Sloane
Aptsy
Lockwood & Smith
W. V. Latham
GEO J. Ander&on
Unites States
Apts
Geo. J. Anderson
Sakle
Apt Cel Lyon & € C
GaLr & Gisns
Quart
Peck
Apse Gale & Gibbs
AR Petings
Lyon
Orleans
N ‘Fosres I. L. Lyon & C0
Guild & Buck
Finttard’s
Jackson Street
Fisk
J. H. Guild
P. Bucka
R. B. Taylor
Weongspar
Court House
David Campbell
Mary Stewart
Defiance
Poster M. Pollett
Derby
Tubbs
Fandusky
St. Lawrence Hotel
Wolork P. M
Norwic
Mansion House
Croghan House
Ihe
Shawhan House
Lorain
Ridgeville, Lorain Co
Thos, L. Taylor. Splidaw
TE Sandusky City Manufacturing Company
Jersey City
Newark
J. W. Jayne
V. Sandusky
PEOK
Derby’s
Dpreyw’s
Scioto & Hocatxc Varney R. R. Co
Pcioto & Hocking Valley Railroad Company
P. Kinney
Eeq
Portamouth
J. ¥. Robinson
Pres’t
Portsmouth
Aphidid Ae Ane Eas
Perry Street
Perry
Smu Jefferson Streets
Joseph Laroe
Apli EL
Lyon & CO
Levon &€ Co
EEE
Adams Street
H. F. Merry
J. W. Godfrey
J. Jones
North Side Market
Wayne and
Hancock Streets
Geo J. Anderson
WM. Byrd Powell
M. D
Newton
M.D
Mart
L. Derry
J. J. Perry
Lambing & Bell
Gale & Gibbs
Monro Roe & Pecks
Jefferson Street
F. Boos
Portland House
Beney Simmermacher
Surrour
Sanivski
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