Ohio Transfer Act Aligns Cincinnati Court With Common Pleas
The act provides for transferring pending cases and records from the Cincinnati Superior and Commercial Courts to the Court of Common Pleas in Hamilton County on February 2, 1853. It details docket handling, appeals, and ongoing proceedings, and requires clerk duties and indexing to mirror existing Hamilton County practices.
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Cincinnati
Cour of Common Pleas
Hemler
Cleveland
Court of Common Pleas
Guyhea
Olav
Cincinati
Pebronry
Ion Exauty
Court of Common Mens
Commercial Court
Court of Common
Superior
Eaid Court of Common
Pri
Aid Srive
District Court
Avid
Con
OAS
Court of Common Plaws
Court of Commun Pleas
Court of Common Plaas
Sid
Hamilton
Snid Court of Common Pleas
Common Pines
Nlee
Superior Court
Hamilton County
Ginginnati
Jennie Voyess Cours of Common Pleas
Cuyhoga County
Court of Feommun Pleas
Courte of
Cinsisnati
Common Pleas
Supreme Court of
Lam
Hilton County
Aaid
Ah County Treauty
Oho
General Assembly
Ohat
Plank Roai
Princ
Court of Common Pivos
The Drunken Joe Harvey and the Coffin Plot
In a romantic village life tale, Lazy Joe Harvey is depicted as a chronic drinker who frequents the tavern and seeks shelter under trees in fine weather. A drunken spree leads Major B to plot burying him, but a neighbor’s warning and Joe’s sudden awakening at his coffin twist the dark comedy into a farcical escape scene.
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Joe Harvey
Cnet
Domemently
Jon Harvey
Joe
Drukenness
Erie
Tippleton Infernal Report Attracts Attention In Ohio Town
A fragmented 19th century notice recounts a devilish letter from Tippleton in Whiskey County Ohio. It critiques whiskey shops as servants of the devil, notes widespread poverty and ruined families, and urges temperance. The piece mentions Abraham Miller and an aging Quebec event, with theatrical admonitions about attendance timing.
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Devil
Tor
Typleton
Whiskey Coy
Ohio
Tippleton
Honcr
Lapeak
Whiskey County
Conclusian
Port Clinton Railroad Plot Blocked by Public Works Board
Citizens of Airemont challenged a self created Port Clinton Rail Road project that sought to span Sandusky Bay. The Board of Public Works rescinded the approval after ex parte action was revealed and a hearing set for March 17. Legal action to seek an injunction against Junction and Port Clinton railways follows.
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Board of Public Works
J. Slandusky Bay
Junction Rail Road Company
Port Clinton Rail Road Company
Sandusky Bay
Fretont
Belalf
Airemont
Messrs. Pugh and Hayes
Bucher
Port Clinton
Port Clinton Company
Starkweather
Cleveland
Erie
Convention praised at City Hall Whig gathering in Columbus
The Whig State Convention held at City Hall Columbus on the 22d drew a larger turnout than expected. Elders, midlife leaders, and youthful promoters all joined in a harmonious gathering in support of Republican principles and strong state governance. The editorial laments railroad conductors on the C. O. & C. line, condemns them as unworthy, and praises SMdeM Railroad conductors for courtesy. Special thanks go to W. Kt. Patterson of Sandusky City for courteous treatment. wishing him long life.
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Columbus
Leorn
W. Kt. Patterson
Sandusky City
BM Dn. RR Co
Putnam
New York
Tribune
Jan Idle
Weliiah
Sepper Taple
Rigard
Notice to patrons and agent appointment at Fremont Journal
Patrons paying with wood are asked to bring it promptly as editors and printers need warmth in this cold country. Mr James Mofit of Frederictown is appointed agent for the Fremont Journal in Koos and adjoining counties.
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Geodera
Javsb Mofit
Frederictown
Fremont Journal
Koos
State Political Convention Nominates Tickets At Jackson
The February convention opened at 10 and chose T. Ke Stanley as temporary chair. Delegates from Franklin, Coshocton, Montgomery and others announced candidates for governor and other offices. Nelson Barrere led governor ballots, with Wm. Dennison and J.G. Corwin among nominees for other posts. The assembly recessed to 2 p.m., then approved officers, secretaries, and the state central committee, before continuing balloting for governor lieutenant governor treasurer and secretary of state.
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WNG
Jourmays
S. W. Ely
Rows
T. Ke Stanley
Jackson
Messrs. I. E. Hutchinson
Convention and State Central Committee
G. W. Bunyan
Hamiltor
O. F. Moore
Scioto
Franklin
H. B. Curtis
Knox
Lt. Alles
Richland
Wm. Lawrence
Logan
J. G. Lowe
Montgomery
S. J. Brown
van Wert
N. J. van Vorhes
Athena
N. W. Goothue
Summit
J. Heamer
Lucas
J. G. Corwin
Warren
Henry Bracman
Hamilton
C.H. Cornwell
Columbiana
Dr. C. Cox
Preble
John Fudge
Greene
Board of
Pathie Works
Wm. Smith
Payette
David Allen
Belmont
John Waddelt
Kors
J. M. Hunt
Clark
M. Pennington
Afwr
Congressional Distrita
Committee On
Peesiitest
T. Ht. Stanley
H. HL. Southgate
W. B Mays
John Johnson
John C. Spine
Hibben
S Hazen
Wm. Vance
J. B. Patterson
Col. Graham
B.A. Spencer
D. A. H. Moore
Amos Townsend
W. BR. Allison
W. J. Sapp
E. Guthrie
James McCononugh
Here
Theodore Breck
Quinby
Ill
H, Amm
Tatchinson
Samuel
K.P. J. Barber
Columbus
Cleveland
van Tramp
Law
Corwine
Cincinnati
Honans
Cambridge
D. A. Haynes
Supreme Judge
A. B . Norton
Way
Lawrence
Committee On Rules
Raul
Ma Fullowa
Allen
Brown
Bt Scattering
Ohio Convention nominates and confirms several officials
The convention unanimously confirmed Van Vorhens and Gibson on key posts, including Attorney General and Supreme Judge, with Backus and Waddle later named to the Board of Public Works. Resolutions were prepared and adopted by Ely’s committee, while a discussion of fashionable society and reform followed among editorial notes.
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van Vorhens
Gibson
Backus
Coghoga
J. A Bingham
Harrixon
Waddle
Board of Public Works
Mensia Gilyon
van Vor Cul
Johnson
Ely
Peete
Descriptions of Mademoiselle Montiro in Huston Post account
Londes correspondent recounts a Huston Post portrayal of Mademoiselle Montiro as highly beautiful and cultured. The piece notes her half American height, statuesque carriage, dark eyes, and refined mind, and details her cautious public appearances amid Louis Napoleon's early attentions. The civil ceremony is scheduled at the Tuileries this Saturday, with religious rites the following day.
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Londes
Huston Post
Mademoiselle Montiro
Duchess of
Tebn
France
Sted
United States
Louise Napoleon
Shy
Tuileries
Ericsson’s American Naming and Norse Origins Mentioned
The Times discusses Ericsson’s celebrated American name and his role in a notable scientific achievement. It recalls Norse discoverers of America, Leif Erikson and Thorvald, and suggests Ericsson should honor older Ericsson claims in any future inscription. Rain provides needed authority but cannot deter the tribute.
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America
Ericssons
Ericsson
Leif Briesson
Brie the Red
Lin
Thorwald Fandi Fics Kevicnson
Uudson
Rhode Island
Nantucket
Maine
Scotia
Nate
Greenland
Hosphorus
Valhalia
Times
Ole Bull
Norceland
Kiamson
M. Y. Times
Worth Knowing: flour as first aid for burns
A Dayton reader reports testing flour on a child’s burn after tea spilt on the arm. The flour covered the skin and cooled the burn instantly, with no pain after application, suggesting flour as a quick home remedy to remember for similar accidents.
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Dayton
Beater
Five Dollars for Knickerbocker and Related Journals Offer
An advertisement from Morris and Willis publishers promotes a five dollar yearly subscription to Knickerbocker Magazine Home Journal and Musical World and Times. It touts extensive music content, instructional material, and literary coverage, claiming superior value and family enrichment. It also notes distribution via Dyer and Willis at 257 Broadway New York and mentions political notices about John Randolph Clay and Theodore S. Fay.
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Fame Journal
Dyer de Wallis
Bamunl Hurston
Morris & Willis
Dier & Willis
Musical World & Times
York
van Ai Rates
Lowell Mason
Geo. I. Curtis
Thomas Hastings
Wm. P. Bradbury
Fico
F Root
Dyer de Willis
Broadway
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James C. Johnson
House of Reps
William Medill
Senate
State of
House of Rup
Averton
Bandusky County
Horace Ei. Clark
St. Paul
St. Jol
Paul
Jeremiah
Taniah
David
Daniel
Habalkule
Hay
John
Haman
Moses
Petmon
Abraham Miller
Wolfe
Quebec
Canada
the Journal
Fremont
Thea
WING
Fow
Nelson Barrere
F. Liretenat Govarman, Isaac J. Allen
Tryaruina
Fiates
Jen KY Praciman
Nelson IL
van Voriles
Fok Atborret Graeh
William HL. Guison
Yon Skrnee Jenn
Franklin T. Backus
Ton Doare
Henlic
Jsoun Waddle
Alo
W. Denvinon
Clintons
O. N. Olds
Bellamy Storer
Ilamil
Mr. Brachman
NH. van Vorhes
Athens
N.W. Goodhue
HL L. Howmer
Luce
V.T. Backus
We. Smith
Clieton
John Waddle
Coahoeton
Notre Dame
John Randolph Clay
Peru
Theodore S. Fay
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