Circular on Court Jurisdiction and Forfeiture Provisions
The text outlines jurisdiction of the Court of Common Pleas Justices of the Peace and mayors over offences under the Act. It details complaint procedures oath requirements docket fees and attorney appointments. It covers seizure of liquor nuisance proceedings appeal processes forfeiture judgments transcript duties and state costs with enforcement provisions and effective date.
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Court of Common
Courts of Common Pleas
Justices of the Peace
Justice of the Peace
Court of Common Pleas
Gace
Eees
The New School Law Bill in House of Representatives
The bill mirrors the 1852 act with changes required by the Supreme Court ruling. It creates township funds for education, equalizes counties via state funds, and shifts tax and governance of schools to township trustees and local directors. Tax rate is thirty cents per one hundred dollars.
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House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Tex Ie
Tne
Temperance Law Promoted by State Leaders in 1896
The Delphi Journal discusses a new Temperance Law praised by top state lawyers and lawmakers. It notes broad statewide support, predicts strong enforcement, and urges readers to read the law for future enforcement. The paper also mentions upcoming carrier changes and extra journal copies about the law.
N B Dewey Plans Three Story Brick Building
N B Dewey is arranging to erect a three story brick business house on the ground between his corner building and L Martin's store. This will be a good improvement.
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N. B. Dewey
L. Martin
Concert by the Brass Band Draws Large Tuesday Crowd
The Brass Band concert held Tuesday drew a well attended audience and generated receipts of about forty dollars.
Nick Surina Moves to Logansport Prompting Local Worry
Residents learn Nick Surina plans to relocate to Logansport raising concerns about local fish, duck, and plover resources and possible impact on nearby waterways.
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Nick Surina
Logansport
Indiana Representatives Named Clark Prompt Smiths Search
A historical note asks where the Smith family members are present or located while listing five Indiana House of Representatives members named Clark. The query implies seeking Smiths connected to that Clark roster and hints at a missing or relocated Smiths.
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House of Representatives
Indiana
Clark
Smith's
Old-Line Smut Paper Ends as Patronage Fails
The Jacksonian published at Rushville under John L. Robinson has collapsed for lack of readers. The old line party with the State Sentinel leading is expected to decline soon as well.
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John L. Robinson
The
Jacksonian
Rushville
State Sentinel
Commissioners to appoint Recorder after Gillam death
Today the commissioners meet to fill the Recorder vacancy caused by N G Gillam's death. Several applicants are expected for the office.
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N. G. Gillam
Ohio court fines man for whipping wife
In Cincinnati on Wednesday Francis Verand was fined twenty dollars and bound in five hundred dollars to keep the peace for one year after he whipped his wife. A remark questions Ohio penalties for such acts while noting Indiana might deem a similar law unconstitutional.
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Cincinnati
Francis Verand
Ohio
Indiana
Tippecanoe Farmer Club Urges Subscriptions
A notice invites farmers in the county and state to subscribe to a home paper focused on western agriculture stock raising and farming. The monthly publication offers sixteen large octavo pages for 50 cents a year and highlights a Ladies Department with valuable recipes and agricultural information.
Green the Banker Dies by Hanging After Murder Conviction
Green, the Chicago banker recently convicted of murdering his wife by poisoning, hanged himself Sunday night. The Pennsylvania Legislature failed to elect a senator on the 13th, with Cameron 58 Buchanan 28 Jones 11, needing 66 for a choice. The election was postponed two weeks. Mr Soule, former Minister to Spain, is seriously ill.
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Green
Chicago
Pensylvania
Cameron
Buchanan
Jones
Soule
Spain
Old Line Democracy and the Free Bank Debate
The Sentinel criticizes the old line democracy for backing the free bank bill while its junior editor, once a strong advocate, is exposed for aiding the measure. The piece argues the party should face responsibility for currency woes and resist shifting blame to the Republicans. It highlights internal splits and political maneuvering in the House.
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Sodom
State Bank
the Sentinel
Foreign News From The Asia Reports Meagre Crimea War
The Asia brings Liverpool advices to Halifax dated the 8th instant with one week’s later news. No new fighting in Crimea. prospects unseen. Britain’s Ministry resigns amid Parliament’s lack of confidence after Mr Roebuck’s motion. Possible premiers named include Palmerston Russell Landsdowne and Clarendon. Prussia threatens action and blocks French forces from crossing through to guard Austria.
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Asia
Liverpool
Halifax
Teleot
Crimea
England
Palmerston
Russell
Landsdoun
Clarendon
Roebuck
Prussia
Jnd
Philadelphian Mrs Rush Hosts Entertainment Worth 20000
A Philadelphia millionaireess Mrs Rush hosted an event in the city last week said to cost about $20,000. Two invitations were issued. In the county court a judgment offered 1800 for a man of traseventy in the SS being made a father.
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Rush
Philadelphia
Judgment War
Low
Go Bill Meeting Backs Indiana Prohibitory Law
Citizens gathered at the Court House led by C E W as chair and J B Scott as secretary and expressed willingness to enforce the Temperance Law when it takes effect on June 12. Attendees pledged to defend only violators and a three member committee reported resolutions praising the law and urging cooperation. The meeting adjourned with plans to publish proceedings and reconvene June 12.
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Court House
Cr.e. W.wascar
J. B. Scott
Indiana
Messrs. Sims
Carnahan and Hughes
Carroll County
Joint Resolution Aims Constitutional Amendments
A joint resolution proposes changes to the State Constitution. It would bar voting by non naturalized foreigners, permit certain militia officers and deputy postmasters to hold another office, allow annual legislative sessions with no length limit, require only the amended section be stated in acts, and strike from section 23 article 4 the phrase and of uniform operation throughout the State.
Death of Samuel Pleasantson Fifth Auditor of the Treasury
The article notes Samuel Pleasantson, Fifth Auditor of the Treasury in Washington, who was appointed in 1804 and has served for fifty years under successive administrations from Jefferson to Pierce. It laments the lack of any parallel in government history and offers no hope for current incumbents.
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Orfice-norper
Samuel Pleasantson
Treasury Department
Washington
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Adams
Jackson van Buren
Harrison
Tyler
Polk
Taylor
Fillmore
Pierce
Englishman's vote stance cited in Cincinnati Times
A Cincinnati Times report notes an English immigrant will not vote until twenty-one years in the Union and argues native American principles justify citizenship. It mentions broom corn flour as a buckwheat substitute tried in Pittsburgh and a rise in smallpox in Cincinnati. It adds slaveholders in Upper Marlboro Md resist night gatherings and references a Queen Diamond's delivery via the post.
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Cincinnati Times
Union
Pitsburg
Cincinnati
Upper Marlboro
Senator Dodge Nominated as Minister to Spain
Senator Dodge of Iowa has been nominated and confirmed as Minister to Spain in place of J C Breckenridge who declined. The duties of the post are being arranged as the bonds are taken up and payment is resumed.
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Senate
Poate
Leavin
Betty Jordune
Dodge
Iowa
Spain
J. C. Breckenridge
Death Notice of Nathan G. Gracam Recorder of Carroll
Died on the 18th inst after a lingering illness Nathan G Gracam Recorder of Carroll County passes away at home. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family in coming days.
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Nathan G. Gracam
Carroll Copaty
Trestess
Deercreek Township
Delphi
Manta Dewer
Gredeys
Dennis Nel
Carroll County
Robert McTohele
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