Sorghum output reported for Ballyile township area
A Ballyile township report notes Marison Herons produced 832 gallons of refined sorghum syrup last fall. Current county records show 13157 gallons available, with additional 2 fi) M4 undetermined.
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Newspaper
Fremont Journal
Location
Fremont, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1862
Page
11
A Ballyile township report notes Marison Herons produced 832 gallons of refined sorghum syrup last fall. Current county records show 13157 gallons available, with additional 2 fi) M4 undetermined.
Theall reports fiscal year results ending Nov 15 1861 with total receipts of 59924690 and receipts by fund including General Revenue Canal Fund and School Funds. Convict labor at Penitentiary yielded 57565 24 while US paid 4452 28 for prisoners. Ohio canal tolls 40793 22 and Western Reserve road 906 30. Repeal of Ohio canal cost 75122 55. Interest on debt 1655243 and war loan expense 2195 80. War and asylum expenses listed. military allocations include arms equipment 450000 and Federal protection 810000. Comptroller urges transferring three per cent fund to sinking fund.
Fragmentary notes describe naval rumors of a Prussian vessel foundering in the Atlantic with cadets aboard, African prisoners brought to Port Royal, tensions between Anatria and Turkey, Austrian occupation news, and turkey shipments to Potomac soldiers. A Massachusetts native, Alden G. Alden, 65, claims Union loyalty amid intoxication rumors in Beaufort. Bangor ballroom waltz records stun attendees. Kentucky’s Thirtyday Law targets rebel pupa in Louisville, and financial claims against Buckner and Buchanan’s Spain minister total about 40,000.
The Territorial Legislature of New Mexico, under Governor Connally, repealed a harsh law framed to protect slave property. The act passed swiftly in both houses, with only one member opposing. The repeal marks New Mexico as free from the statute’s death penalties and restraints.
The Legislature spent yesterday reading the Governor's message while senators introduced bills on indigent volunteers and income tax. Governor Tod will be inaugurated Monday, with a grand parade planned for New Orleans anniversary. A sorghum convention in the city discussed cultivation and premiums, and officials announced printing of the Governor's Message in multiple editions.
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