Township road proceedings and property damages act summary
The text outlines township road establishment processes including petition, bond, survey, compensation for landowners, and appeals to the probate court. It details duties of trustees, surveyors, and auditors, conditions for vacating or altering roads, and extensive cross references to prior highway acts for consistency.
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Commission
Ohiin
Eald
Anid
State of
Ohio
Certification of laws copied for county records
Averton's Office in Sandusky County Ohio certifies that the foregoing laws are truly copied from those furnished by the Secretary of State Horace E. Clark. County Auditor.
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Averton
Sandusky County
Ohi
Horace E. Clark
Ohio In the Cabinet Contention for Concord Crucial Weeks
The Concord correspondents discuss General Pierce’s upcoming trip to Washington and the fraught cabinet selection. Medary’s star wanes while Elis and Samuel Fries face slim chances for posts. Ohio’s factional discord complicates any appointment and could force Pierce to navigate internal divisions.
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Ohio
Concord Pilgrims
Pierce
Washington
Medary
Elis
Sero
Samuel
House-keeping, humor, and Fanny Fern in old text
A humorous sketch describes a domineering housekeeper and her rigid routine on baking and cleaning days. The narrator recalls the formidable Mrs Carret, then shifts to a profile of Fanny Fern, sister to N P Willis, a lively writer and mother of three, seen in city streets with her daughters.
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Fanny
Fanny Fenn
N. P
Will
Dick" Willis
New York Musical Times
Washington St
Inm Indy
Banny Fern
Osten Geo
Boston Chronicle Praises New French Empress in Lenient Light
The article extols the new French Empress and Napoleon II, praising her innocence and potential as a splendid empress. It remarks on her marriage ties, noting connections to a Dutch admiral’s grandson and a Spanish grandee, while asserting the French people should be proud of their imperial pair and the reigning continental families.
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Boston Commonwealth
Napoleon II
Continent
Magara
Itia
Francis Baring
Lord Gladstone
Ileracb & Co
Rotterdam
Collman & Co
England
Ireland
Napoleon
Notre Dame
Chambord
Maine
Michigan
Montinegro
Russia
Francisco
Rone Madiai
Francisca
United States
Cumberland
Genoa
Prince of Montenegro
Vienna
Austria
Dalmatia
Lond
Fremont Town Faces Swine Nuisance and Taverns
A Fremont correspondent urges action on two public nuisances. He notes swine running at large and criticizes local taverns and temperance establishments for operating openly on Sundays, urging town authorities to enforce fines, pounds, and closures to restore public morality and order. The writer accuses editors of silence and calls for moral reform and civic courage.
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Journal
Democrat
Fremont
Draken
A Plea to Compare Knives of Foreign Craft
A speaker praises a US made pen knife gifted by Mr. Mitchell calling it the best knife they own. They acknowledge a beauty and value in American craftsmanship and invite sight of any finer foreign made blade for comparison.
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Mr. Mitchell
Ohio Legislature Blamed For Debauchery And Delay In State
A derisive summary targets Ohio lawmakers for indulgence and idle talk, praising their absence from wage reforms while criticizing travels and entertainments funded by the state. The column notes Dr. Parkman’s janitor Littlefield’s return with wealth, ongoing world events, and local school board elections in Fremont. It references steamship plans to Australia, financial turmoil in Europe, and various political and imperial developments, all framed in contemporary commentary.
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Littlefield
Parkman
California
Tt Ia
Australia
Clothes for the President at the World’s Fair
A Boston tailor Me H E Armington in Washington street crafts a premium black dress coat with satin lining and star studded undress pieces. The suit, intended as America’s finest, features a white silk vest with a gold Anchor of Hope and silver star circle, satin linings, and a bay leaf chaplet motif. If General Pierce visits New York next summer he may wear much of it to display Yankee tailoring prowess.
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London
Republic
H. E. Armington
Washington Street
Boston
Greenough
America
Narrow Escape From Well Caving At McConnelsville
Thomas Custin was trapped by a collapsing well at McConnelsville, buried ten feet, after descending a ladder. Crib timber saved him as the ladder kept a small air slot. Five hours of rescue efforts followed before he was pulled free, able to direct his family if the worst occurred.
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Thomas Custin
McConnelsville
Custin
Journal
Important Dispatches from London Agreement Talks
Dispatches reported by Albany Atlas indicate instructions to Mr. Crampton to finalize terms with Mr. Everett on mutual claims of Americans and British since 1815. A joint convention may settle reciprocal trade, navigation rights on the St. Lawrence and St. John’s, and open part of the American coasting trade to Provincial British vessels. A fishery question and Central American affairs are also to be addressed in separate negotiations.
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Ingersoll
U. S
London
Crampton
Everett
Arison
St. Lawrence
St. John's
Acmericaa
Central Ammerica
Albany Atlas
Missionaries Begin Civilizing Run On Pacific Isles
A Cleveland True Democrat report notes a missionary schooner visiting Micronesia and Strong’s Island, aiding about 600 islanders, with two families choosing to settle. Clergymen and families aboard plan to be supported by churches, viewing the mission as the first civilizing effort among the Killer tribe and surrounding islands.
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Sandwich Islands
Tario Tai Pi
Strong
Cleveland
Dining Mall for Railroad Depot Region Opens
A temporary 160 by 20 foot building beside the depot serves travelers and locals for dining and market needs. Supervised by Mr. Segur, known for Shelby Junction eating house, it aims to provide pleasant meals and a market for farmer surplus such as turkeys eggs cheese and butter.
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Segur
Shelby Junction
Senate votes to table Badger Supreme Court nomination
The United States Senate in executive session on the 11th refused to confirm the Hon. Mr Badger as United States Supreme Judge. The matter was postponed indefinitely by a 26 to 25 vote amid party maneuvering.
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United States Senate
Badger
U 8
Pre’ S
Ohio Senate and House debate and notices in 1853
The record notes the Ohio Senate opening with prayer, petitions against immigration of blacks and mulattoes, and numerous House actions. Bills on obscenity, mechanics’ liens, Deaf and Dumb Asylum access, election purity, and road fencing pass or are debated. Also mentions dispatches from Baltimore and New York about mail robbery, railroads, and political figures tied to Pierce’s administration.
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Senate
Dusan
Cushing
Richard Dynse
Gallia County
House OF Representatives
Bigelow
Ber
Damb Aaylam Rae
Cole
Library Committee
Patterson
Finance Committee
State Treasury
Newburgh
Mr. Allen
Mr. Honk
Messrs. Honk
Gest
Unley
Bradman
Ward
Crawford
Withrow
Houk
State of Ohio
American Trust and Banking Company
New York
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Indiana
James C. Johnson
House of Repia
William Medill
the Journal
Fremont, Ohio
Bacchus
Montiel
Buckland's & Co
Harrison
Anisto
Logansport Insurance Co
Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance Co
Adrian Insurance Co
Union Plank Road Co
Southwestern Plank Road Co
Chicago
Richmond
Board of Education
H. B. Clark
la Q. Rawson
C. Doneyson
Sam Medary
New York City
Ericsson
New Jersey
Dayton
Sandusky
Tudianapolis
Ferra Hanve
Layfayette
Dean Swift
Ivia
Dean Whittonson
Gar
Grafton
Seville
Micronesia
Daniel Webster
Edward Everette
Navy of
Mexico
Custom House
Dale
Newburg
Henry T. Witeman
P. O
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Monument Square
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Black Warrior
Indy
Tremont House
Vermont
W. W. Wilson
New Yorum
Buenos Ayres
Congress
Wasniworon
Gen. Pierce
Sawars
Seward
Brooklyn
Germany
Weare
Ty Douoell
Jackson
The
Journal of Commerce
Kossuth
J. Zephaniah Tucker
Woodstock
Union
Maseachueotta
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