Ohio laws on district court terms and county offices 1853
Public notices recount acts repealing licenses in certain cases and fixing terms of the Fourth and Sixth Common Pleas Districts in Ohio. It lists court terms by county, Attorney and Recorder bond requirements, and special terms to handle pending business, plus routes for appealing from common pleas to the Supreme Court. It notes dates and officials such as James Johnson and William Medill, January 19, 1853.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Court of Common Pleas
Pin
Court of Common Plena
James C. Jghnson
House of Rep
William Medill
Senate
Ohio
James ©. Johnson
General Assembly
Oho
Sixth Co Pleas
Erie
Ottawa
Sandusky
Aprin
Lucas
Lorain
Medina
Summit
Cuyahoga
Hee
Knox
Richland
Morrow
Delaware
Licking
Coshooton
Holmes
Wayne
Ashland
Aach
Ne Thorrof
James C. Johnson
House of Rep's
Sei Innuary
Ninth Judicial District
Cho. Ske
Ubdivision
Mahoning
Portage
Trumbull
Luke
Geauga
Ashtabuln
Jue
Insolvent debtors relief bill advances in Senate
Friday session records a vote on the bill with 22 yeas and 4 nays as it moves through the Senate. Discussion centers on amendments by Finck Pardew Peppard Kerguson Cradieburg Memars Kiddie Atkinson, with various other measures read and referred, including water works and turnpike road acts.
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Trish
Tod
Met
Benate
Messrs. Finck
Pardew
Peppard
Kerguson
Cradieburg Fur
Aad Memars
Kiddie
Atkinson
Yeas
Sallrond
Goma
The Ten Million Project and Congressional Debate
The article recounts Mr. Marsal seeking leave to offer a ten million dollar emergency fund for foreign relations, asking referral to the Foreign Affairs Committee. It notes objections, a suspension motion, voting clashes, and an exchange over whether to refer rather than pass, with a recorded roll call and an affirmation against suspending the rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsal
United States
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Marshall
Stephens
Georgia
Strait
Mr Marstall
Marstiall
Jeande
Bayly
Brooke
Moser Aste
Beale
Brown
Mississippi
Burt
Orriter
Dean
Doty
Florence
Barian
Ciern
Yard
Moxon
Opt
Orr
Rns
Ross
Basel Vage
Scurry
Stanton
Ennensee
Kentucky
St Marie
Sweeter
Petition to protect wives and children cited in Ere county
On Saturday January 29 1853 at 4 AM Rev Mr Trish led prayer. Mr Hill presented a petition from E 8 Lane FT Barny and 225 Ere county citizens seeking a law to shield wives and children from a husband’s improvidence. Mr Vattier presented J F Desilver memorial regarding a claim by the State Library commissioners, referred to Claims committee.
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Trish
Hill
E. 8. Lane
FT. Barny
Ere County
Vattier
J. F. Desilver
the State Library
Committee On Claims
Plymouth County Divides Counties In Petitions And Debates
The House opened with prayer at 4 am. Petitions sought to attach Plymouth to Richland or Huron counties. Other petitions challenged capital punishment, while committees reported on canal damages and a liquor prohibition lecture. An order allowed a Monday Hall lecture on liquor traffic, pending consent.
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Tluse of Representatives
Preston
Bushnell
P. Webber
Plymoth
Richland
Huron Counties
Plymouth
Huron County
Judiciary Committee
Mr. George
James W. Me
Carroll County
Johnson
Robert Lydel
Berea
Cuyahoga County
le Blond
James Cook
Miami Canal
Baker
J. A. Giesy
Committee of Public Works
Ohio Legislature Daily Action in Columbus January
In Columbus on January 31 the House presented a petition from Ellis Morton and others to purchase property for a County Jail site. Bills passed include authorizing township water courses, giving Justices concurrent jurisdiction with Coroners in certain cases, and a relief for insolvent debtors. The Senate advanced a civil procedure code to third reading. The House spent time on a bill allowing cities to borrow for Water Works. a lecture on Temperance by Tyng of Cincinnati was announced. adjournment followed.
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Ohio
Columbus
Berrion
Lytle
Ellis & Morton
Eileen
Crisss
Justices of the Peace
Senate
Aptersoun Amblian Sxxare
House
Tyng
Cincinatti
Journal promises better issue next week in Fremont
Fremont Ohio editor laments a lean appearance of the Journal this week due to delays in obtaining the Fight sized paper. He pledges a fuller issue next week and asks readers to bear with the current setback.
Injunction sought to restrain tax collection in city banks
On Saturday at 10 o'clock an application will be made to Judge Antes for an Injunction to restrain the collection of taxes assessed on the banks of the city. The motion is by Metrie Stanbery, Swan & Andrews, and Swayne, with Elijah Backus and H. Noble, Exyre, acting in support. The session will be at the old Court House, and the case draws public interest for its legal significance and prominent counsel.
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Fremont and
Defiance
Court House
Defiance Vo
Antes
Metrie Stanbery
Swan & Andrews
Swayne
Elijah Backus
H. ©. Noble
Old Court House
Ohio State Journal
Death's reputation and a Shaker elopement story
Reputation after death is a touchstone of character. A Shaker couple eloped from near Troy, a 38 year old man and a 17 year old woman, married and headed to Louisville after the man claimed he had never kissed a girl until two days before their wedding. In Washington, Jan 28, a meeting at the United States Hotel decided not to hold the Inauguration Ball on March 4 due to the President's domestic affliction and the Vice President elect's illness, but a reception for General Pierce will be arranged.
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Hawthorne
Troy
Louis
Cin, Euguirer
Wastrxotox
Congress
United States Hotel
B. J. French
Pierce
Altered fifty dollar bill reported in Burlington Vermont
A new and dangerous alteration surfaced yesterday afternoon involving a fifty dollar bill altered from a Michigan Bank to the Merchants Bank of Burlington Wisconsin. The counterfeit shows Merchants Bank Burlington Vermont in the plate with a 60 at the top and bottom on the right end and a circle reading State of Vermont above the name Burlington. The detection clue is the unusual placement of 60s and the Vermont inscription.
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Michigan Bank
Merchants’ Bank of
Burlington
Merchants' Bank
State of
Vermont
State ‘of
Jake
Traveier
15Th
Beecher And Editors In A Witty Litany Of News Papers
A lively 19th century talk asks readers to cheer or deride Beecher and various editors for sensational reporting. It catalogues newspapers like Windham county Telegraph Norwich Tribune Springfield Republican Boston Chronicle and others, mocking inflated claims and urging editors to entertain women at a rights convention or send their children to nursery tales. The Lexington Kentucky vote to limit liquor licenses is noted alongside a divided public opinion.
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The
Independent
Beecher
Toung
Windham County ‘Telegraph
Norwich Tribune
Springfield Republican
Boston Chronicle
H.W. Beucher
Kossuth
Arrival of the Steamship Africa brings cargo news
The Steamship Africa arrived this morning with Liberpool dates for the 10th. Cotton demand improves with 49,700 bales sold for the week and 6,800 on speculation. export figures cited as 2, 30. Prices steady in Manchester. Pork, wheat, flour and corn show varied but firm demand. floating caroca noted. The Steamship Georgia from Aspinwall also arrived with mail and treasure, no later news. New York reports the City Comptroller objects to certain aldermanic expenditures. A $900 contribution is raised for the Madiai family imprisoned in Tuscany.
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Georgia
Aspinwall
California
New York
New City
Billy
Board of Aldermen
Madiai
Tuscany
Revolution in Mexico and political upheaval ripple across nations
Reports from New Orleans and Tampico detail upheaval in Mexico with Santa Anna’s return awaited. President Arizón resigns, Cevallos becomes interim, and Gen Minon’s forces are routed. Rumors of 2000 Texans marching toward Tamaulipas spark alarm amid assassinations and shifts in regional power.
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Orleans
Mexico
Santa Anna
Cevallos
Supreme Court of Justice
Minon
Rock Rose praised by Yale professor in 1047 medical work
In 1047 medical writings praise Rock Rose as a versatile remedy, with Dr Eli Ives of Yale College recommending its use even when disease certainty is unclear. A New Haven physician published a dissertation arguing the plant’s virtues, urging an impartial trial by the profession and the public. Market notes show hogs and lard prices, state flour, corn, and other commodities in New York and Chicago.
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Terry
Gray
London
England
Ives
Yale
Ens
Tylor
New Ilaven
Whitlow
America
Canada
Webbef Madson
8. Buller
Hartford
D. A. Tyler
New Haven
Laber
Eli Ives
Yale College
Ler
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Ohio Life Inurance and
Trus Company
Bigelow
Dale
Fisher
Temperasee Committee
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Sandus- Tiger
Sandus- Tiger Daeydanerrotes
Commercial Register
Sunducky City
American Rairoad Journal
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Cleveland
Journal
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Michigan
Indiana
Lilinois
Tvena
Wright
Register
American Railroad Journal
Troad
Ilinoie
R. KR
Canfield and
Mitchell's
Jeddo
Boston
China
L. A. Lyons
Buckeye Hall
Fremont, Ohio
Tegret
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Medicine School of Nature
Buckland & Co
Yo Mirror
Fort Wayne
Fremont
Henry Ward Beecher
Lexington
Africa
Tampico
Tamaulipas
Ruffin Roderiguex
Rizo
San Luis Potosi
C. E. Stuart
Kalamazoo
Feleb
Henry
Bank of West- Held
Chautauque County
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New Haven Palladium
United State
A.sperry
New Yoas
Barre
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