Ohio Probate Judge duties and records rules form in laws
The passage outlines requirements for probate judges including oath, official fidelity, security to the state, and handling of funds. It covers prohibition on practicing law, limits on executorship and guardianship, seal and clerk duties, deputy clerks, and record-keeping obligations. A closing note, by Auditor Horace E. Clark, certifies laws copied from state secretary.
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The
United States
State of
Ohio
Board of
Court of Common Pleas
Probate Court
Ser
Ahali Ba
Srey
Anorron
Orvier
Sandusky County
Horace E. Clark
A Temperance Tale and Memorial in Seemingly Frayed Verse
A fragmentary reads like a memorial poem about sorrow and friendship, followed by a temperance ordinance note from Sycamore township Ohio. It recounts a clergyman at a meeting, a tragic tale of delirium tremens, and warns against alcohol. Other sections praise womanly sympathy and quote a Boston Courier correspondent on Millard Fillmore in Buffalo.
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Sycamore Township
Hamilton County
Ohio
Misachef renews Paris embassy lease amid Turkey question
The New York Evening Post reports the Russian minister in Paris, M misacheif, renewed the ambassadorial residence lease for nine years, seen as decisive on the Turkey issue. other items note rumors of Louis Napoleon assassination plots, Empress nervous rides, Humbolt selling La Presse stake, and various European happenings.
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New York Evening Post
Paris
M. Misacheif
Turkey
Louis Napoleon
Evenin
Straead
St. Gloud
Emile Girardin
la Presse
Alexander Humbolt
Darien
Pointe
Gulf
San Miguel
Cupica
Sylve
England
Arago
Russia
London
Belgium
Thospees
Mullet
Earl of Carlisle
East Indies
M. Cabinis
European News and War Tensions Reported Abroad
News from Europe notes steamers sailing from New York to Aspinwall and San Juan with many passengers to California. In St Petersburg on June 29 peace was believed likely, Turkey potentially to sign Russia’s note. Danubian troops move, Moscow reserve encamps at Vessia. Turkish news is conflicting with possible mediation or Russian actions after the Danube. War sentiment grows as Austro- Turkish tensions rise. Reports from Trieste mention restrictions on press for religious coverage. In Austria Countess Blance Tehki jailed for patriot abroad links, while riots occur in Smyrna over emissaries of Kossuth.
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New York
Ilineis
Aspinwall
Star of the West
San Juan
California
St. Petersburg
Turkey
Russia
Danubian
Union
Moscow
Vessia
Messia
Constantinople
Danube
Perenavenon
Trieste
Austria
Blance Tehki
Smyrnia
Kossuth
Pompeii and Naples Museum Artifacts Show Ancient Life
A Naples museum visit reveals two thousand year old hardware and utensils from Pompeii and Herculaneum. Delicate copper, iron, and bronze tools resemble modern equivalents, with fish hooks, kettles, and buckles mirroring present designs. The observer notes a century old human curiosity about past daily life and the enduring parallels between ancient and modern craftsmanship.
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Neive
Naples
Cincinnate Gazette
Solomon
N. York
Pompeiinus
Ohio voters debate education and state commissioner choice
The article reports stockholders electing directors for a rail line and criticizes locofoco leaders over education policy in Ohio. It highlights Mr Andrews as a capable commissioner candidate and argues the public supports robust schooling, opposing attempts to undermine the New School Law and education funding.
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Common Schools
Friends of Education
State Teachers’ Association
Andrews
Olio
Locofoco
Patrick Henry
Locofocps
Law
Booth
Locofoco Party
Cox &. Co
Ohio
Democratic Party
Lorin Andrews
7 Old Croghan Out Seend Advertisement
A fragmented OCR line shows an old Croghan item with the phrase 7 OLD CROGHAN is out and a Seend advertisement fragment. Readable portions indicate a single old notice or notice fragment lacking full details.
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Old Croghan
Temperance Press Pledges Support for Honest, Strict Law
A Cincinnati or Ohio temperance aligned newspaper declares it will not back any candidate who drinks and vows to use its press to uphold stringent liquor laws. It questions taxation from liquor interests and condemns drunken legislators, urging support for the Maine Law or stronger reform.
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Maine
Aonough
Ohio
Ed reform opponents face grim prison education figures
An Amer Messenger excerpt targets the Locofoco party and editors denouncing education as a reproach. It cites New York state prisons with 1,843 inmates, Sing Sing inmates 215 intemperate of 620, and Auburn 181 of 203, noting only 24 well educated and 92 with no schooling. The writer argues education harms the people and mocks liquor sellers and demagogues.
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Locofeco Party
Brother Cox + Co
Locofeco
New York
Sing Sing
Auburn
Amer Messenger
Fremont and Ft Wayne Railroad Advance Promised
A corps of engineers surveys the line under supervisor Birchard with confidence the road will be built at an early date. The project is hailed as a major improvement in railroad engineering and public works, attracting attention for its ambitious scope and potential regional impact.
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Corps of Engineers
Birchard
First Egyptian Railroad Links Alexandria to Cairo
The West railway, claimed as Africa’s first, runs twenty five miles from Alexandria to Cairo. It opened on the Met in June with locomotives running on June 12. A formal opening is planned later when the Nile section is finished. The pyramid era gleams fade with this new monument to progress.
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Africa
Egypt
Alexandria
Cairo
Nile Ahall
Emperor of Russia Demands Turkey Heed His Will
Report says Russia prepares hostile moves against Turkey as European powers England and France pledge aid to Turkey. If true, a new era in European affairs could begin with broad continental involvement. The author opposes war but notes possible benefits for oppressed Europeans.
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Earth
Heaven
Word of God
Israel
Europe
Russia
Turkey
England
France
Mussina
Tin Roof On Birchard Block Praised By Local Paper
Canfel notes that Mr Birchard's new block features an excellent tin roof installed by Mr Cleland as foreman. The crew avoided solder using an expanded tin method. Measrs de M have applied tin roofs elsewhere with consistent satisfaction. neighbors urged to call for services. prices praised as reasonable.
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Birchard
Cleland
Consolidation Formed For Cleveland And Toledo Railroad
The New York press reports a completed merger between the Toledo Norwalk and Cleveland Railroad and the Junction Railroad. Effective September 1 the two firms become the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company with planned surveys and a line from Fremont to Fort Wayne. The merged line will operate Cleveland Norwalk Fremont Toledo and a new route from Cleveland via Sandusky Port Clinton Perrysburg Maumee and Swanton with a Fremont to Fort Wayne survey funded by resources. Directors to be chosen September 2 and offices move to New York.
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Mammoth Railroad Company
New York
Toledo, Norwalk and Cleveland Railroad Company
Junction Railroad Company
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company
Fremont
Fort Wayne
Consolidated Company
Toledo Norwalk and Cleveland Railroad
Junction Railroad
Cleveland
Norwalk
Haynes & Sons Form From Old Firm J P Haynes & Son
The old firm of J P Haynes and son dissolves and a new firm named Haynes & Sons forms. They plan to enlarge stock and set prices to suit customers, aiming to be one of the largest and cheapest suppliers. Stock includes a full assortment of groceries and grains, promoted with bold advertising.
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J.P. Haynes & Son
Haynes & Sons
Vermont Whigs Unite In Proponing True Principles
The Vermont Whigs reaffirm their core platform on peace, national growth, fair land policy, restrained federal finances, and reduced executive power. Vermont delegates urge unity to elect Whig candidates and advance the party’s essential principles across the Union. A Troy Empire incident note reports a sloop collision near Ploughkeepsie, with injuries and two deaths.
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National Whig
Vermont
Archy
United States
Union
Ohio State Democrat praises education support in New School Law
The Ohio State Democrat from Columbus commends education stance within the locofoco camp, favoring robust schooling and equal chances for poor and rich students. It lauds the New School Law as excellent and notes Knickerbocker’s July issue as valuable and expanding, praising editors and content.
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Ohio State Democrat
M Incofoco
Columbus
Blake and Osgood
Locofoco
Locoface
Intelligent Democrata
Locofoco Editora
Mad River Railroad Co Annual Report Summary
The Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad Company submits its annual report to stockholders, detailing total construction costs of 4,821,554.68, funded by capital stock 2,387,200 and bonds 1,500,000 plus other bonds and interest costs. Receipts for two years ending May 1853 show passenger and freight income with way and through components, noting total receipts 492,872.08 in 1852 and 540,618 in 1853, including way passengers 129,047.78 and through passengers 34,250.02, way freights 284,039.05 and through freights 121,613.11.
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Mad River Railroad Co
Mad River
Lake Erie R.R. Company
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