State Public Works Bonds and Officer Accountability Provisions
The act renews inspector and weighmaster offices under the Board of Public Works until filled by the Governor and Senate. Appointed officers may be removed for neglect or malfeasance after due process, with a written specification and a 20 day opportunity to present evidence. Bonds, oaths, and strict accounting for tolls and state funds are prescribed, including percentages for bond amounts and salaries for engineers and inspectors, plus audit duties and penalties for dishonesty.
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New Advertisements and Tax Notice Summary
Sandusky County Agricultural Fair Premium List and Grocery Store notices. Ayer and Geo provide tax and chancery references. Estate notices for Arnold Rollin and William Ray detail wills and heirs. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral advertised. Sidewalk Ordinance note appears.
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Ohio Journal laments Doughfaceism and slavery polemics
The Ohio State Journal urges electing anti slavery aligned members to Congress to repeal measures like the Nebraska act. It recalls J W Gray and Doughface notions, critiques Northern capitulation on slavery, notes congressional corruption in Minnesota land bill debates, reports Greytown destruction by the Cyane, cholera warnings, a West Roxbury damages suit against city officials, and various political tidbits.
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Vetoed River and Harbor Bill Sparks Constitutional Debate
The president vetoed the River and Harbor bill while signing Army Navy and Fortification measures. He argues protecting western rivers is unconstitutional and condemns funds spent there. The Ohio liquor law is declared unconstitutional by Judge Corwin, provoking cheers from liquor sellers and drinkers. Mansfield judges uphold constitutionality in a separate ruling. Fremont authorities urged to enforce the law amid rising drunkenness.
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Ohio State Journal
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Supreme Court
Fremont
British demand for indemnity over Greytown damage
Mr. Crampton the British Minister at Washington presses Mr. Marcy for one million dollars to compensate British subjects for property burned at Greytown. The claim is presented as government liability, with a note that prior U S settlements were smaller. In Washington several men assaulted President Pierce with rotten eggs after a drunken spree. they were arrested but charges not pursued.
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Marcy
Greytown
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Citigess
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Congress adjourns. public sentiment hopeful in Washington
The writer voices gratification at both houses adjourning Monday morning, praising the session as a relief from corruption and urging voters to send men who will serve the country. They question what good Congress achieved this term, while noting a strong desire for principled representatives in the next election.
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Evenoe
Death and public notices from Fremont period record
A Fremont lodge notes the death of Brother Michael Zigler and sends sympathy to his family. News rounds up cholera and yellow fever reports, San Juan relief talks, and California and Oregon updates. Also lists marriages, a bridge opening, a flood of notices and a land sale in Sandusky County with a court sale set for September 15.
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Eirelo
Fresmont
SH D. Baldwin
Court of Common
Bandusky County
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Ohio
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Alea
Ohi
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Letter from Gen Bierce on Nebraska and slavery in 1854
The letter from Gen Bierce to Isaac Coles, dated July 21 1854 from Palmyra, rails at the Old Guard Democrats supporting the Nebraska Kansas debate and abolitionist opposition. Bierce laments slave power and urges liberty, union on the principle of Jefferson and the Declaration, and no more compromises with slavery.
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South
Judge Bliss
Nebraska
Slavery
de Wolf
Jefferson
Democratic Party
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Greytown Reopens After Destruction Under British Protection
From New York on August 8 a dispatch reports Greytown residents returning to the site of the ruined settlement. They plan to resume former occupations as far as practicable while the ship Espigte is mentioned. The government of Greytown is to be reestablished under British protection.
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