Ohio Banking Tax Act Amended in 1851 Legislature
Ohio lawmakers pass an act amending a prior tax and recording framework for banks and banking companies. The measure sets capital stock assessments, requires bank officers to furnish stock and surplus details, links taxes to real and personal property, and outlines procedures for delinquent collection and court action. It also revises record keeping for tax levies and authorizes clerks to recover costs. The bill is signed by JOAN F. MORSE and CHAS. C. CONVERS with dates in March 1851.
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Ely
Etextel
Wny Townshin
Wny Bank
County Amilisan
A. Tao Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company
Bis Goante
Iengarer
Echgnwery
Voramon Pices
Nike
Anil
Sail Company
Tawanil
Sail Institution
Anid Company
Tamilton
Gail Bank
Joaunf Morse
House of Representatives
Chas. C. Convers
Senate
Site Court of Common Pleas
Superior Court of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Superior Court of Clure
Origial Files
Clark
Suidiles
Elyria Road Subscription Vote Prompts Strong Community Appeal
The Elyria Courier urges residents to vote next Saturday on a $50,000 subscription for a railroad line through Elyria, arguing the project benefits long term growth, opposing claims of bond discount loss, and stressing that failure could harm local business, land values, and regional enterprise.
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Autners
Ailietion Bull Row Co
Hils Meneure
Chia
Kivrin
Virgos
Sanetustey Glen
Portland
Austin
Elyrk
Select & Penter
Sonr
Clyrin
Aden Pont
Capsiot Uo
Ly Prix
Jane
Flys
Berty
Soul
Gumtaen
Wakomar
Norwalk
de G.C & OC
Bond
Baswel
Baker
Tir
Departure of Gen Beott and escape schemes in 1840s
The Pittsburgh Gazette recounts Gen Scott’s visit to Pittsburgh and a dramatic 1840s prison escape trial of Marshall, detailing digressions about breaking through walls and doors, confessions to jailers, and later ceremonies honoring veterans of 1812 with Scott.
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Pittebirgh Gazette
Gen. Beott
Amid Rumor A City Painter Faces Honest Critique
A brief urban anecdote describes a painter visiting the city with connections to eminent locals and a hoped for showcase at the Art Union. A respected citizen offers pointed critique after an endorsement misfires, revealing awkward social tension and a sharp lesson in art reception. The piece also presents a secondary poem about mourning and memory addressed to a mother, reflecting personal sentiment amid public rumor.
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Ohio
Art Union
ITEMS TOR THE MILLION. April 7 Georgia voyage and political turmoil
New York reports arrivals from California with 260 passengers and notes mining activity. The U S Senatorial race dominates conventions with Whigs and Fremont supporters prominent. Public meetings address kidnapping and state detention issues. Court actions trigger alarms as fugitives and arrest warrants surface amid police and military readiness.
Press free speech and Winfield Scott for presidency
The notice extols General Winfield Scott as the best candidate for the presidency in 1852, praising his popularity, discipline, and heroic record from Chippewa onward. It condemns efforts to muzzle the press and portrays Scott as the strongest, most fit leader to unite the nation.
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Friends of
Winfield Scott
Gun Scott
Western Pennsylvania Canal Interruptions and Trade Notes
The canal may again be interrupted if a lock swings out of order near Leechburg in Starkwater causing delays. Pirates of Pittsburgh area receipts of merchandise remain large, especially tobacco and flour. In New Bedford Massachusetts a large share of enslaved people and freed people live, many as enslaved persons. An African American house fire in Chesterville South Carolina buried a group including children. Americans in Rome marked Washington's birthday with a large sponsor dinner. Bermuda population data show 84 percent white in 1784.
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Uent
Phin
Marshall
Lee
Mal
Mayrahall
Ronviet
Norwich
Marshyall
Be Lee
Boston
Sing Sing
Marahull
John Williams
Roxbury
Starkwanther
Aga Fn
Port George
Ver Cruz
Belen
Tin
Ani
Scott
Cme
Ming
Mexico
Pittsburgh
Col Black
Anid
Black
Soliers
Col Trovilla
Wilelock
John B. Parke
Capt B . Pratt
Lew Hutchinson
Nathaniel Patterson
John D. Davis
Major Lynch
J. Davis
James Willi Gan
J. Mitchell
John Chambers
Chambers
General Scott
Monongahela House
Willock
Porter
Pennsylvania
Wil
Ube
Leechburg
Starkwater
Pinsburg
New Bubford
New Boeford
New England
San Causanery
Ventatian
Odimes Bava
Chesterville
M. Jules Contin Bay
Paris
United Sales
Jinsu Berkar
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Ueo
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Gouney
THE
Elyria
GROG
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Eile
R. C. DeWitt
R Seymour
Mayor Cowles
Supreme Court
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Meir
Ebenezer Johnson
Ania
Pelton
Lara
Winniass Dickhesonx & Co
Dealurain Watercom and Jewelry
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Lela
Conitian
Jay Cravge Basser
San Pugneiero
Gali Poraia
Alee
Rome
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Trownann
Eemove Ediohheld
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Ligstons Taw Register
Law Register
United States
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Norwich Courier
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