Ohio legislative acts and district court terms 1854
Ohio General Assembly acts amend city ordinances and appointive powers. provisions on surrender and purchase of certificates. district court terms set for Fifth and Seventh Judicial Districts across multiple counties. procedure for special terms and Sunday fallbacks. certification of copied laws by Secretary of State and Auditor.
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Jim
Aed
General Assembly
State of
Ohio
A . On Blond
House of Rep's
James Myers
Senate
Fifth Judicial District
Fayette
Highland
Mar
Clermont
Brown
Adams
Jane
Ross
Pickaway
Franklin
Madison
Washington
Aila
Meigs
Lawrence
Scioto
Perry
Fairfield
Hocking
Athens
Vinton
Jackson
Pike
Wny
Duch
Third Circuit
Common Pleas District
F.C. LE Blond
House of Rep
Snowsragg
Wiettam Tarvert
William Trevitt
Temperance Meeting in Freeport Supports Liquor Law
Citizens of Montgomery township gathered at the Freeport school house to endorse enforcing the Liquor Law. A five member committee drafted resolutions pledging to aid authorities and excise violators, with twenty signers backing the measure.
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Freeport
Montgomery Township
W. D. Hutching
A. A. Moon
James M. Piper
Messie
Henry Buchtel
M. A. Zewminger
Joseph Kelley
Chas
W. Marvin
James
Gaid
Arorough
Esid
Ans
The Journal Opinion on Repeal and Tax Law Protests
The article argues against the Missouri Compromise repeal and calls for voter action to elect anti repeal representatives. It criticizes northern traitors and urges a People’s State Convention in Columbus to organize opposition. It notes tax resistance and political maneuvering in Ohio. It mentions Otis P. Lord as Everett’s successor and reports Savannah customs seizure of contraband goods.
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Han
House of Representatives
Washington
Douglas, Richardson & Co
Senate
Benedict Arnold
North
Congress
Edward Everett
The
Boston Transcript
Otis P. Lord
Salem
Mr. Everett
Lord
Everett
Ohio
Supreme Court of the United States
Sandusky Register
Gazette
Glendower
Gay
Medill
Cincinnati
Prees
Columbus
Columbue
Partridge & Brittan
Broadway NY
Weir
the Times
Bank Robbery At Canal Bank Cleveland Misses 4000
An adroit thief seized a 4000 package from the Canal Bank counter in Cleveland on Friday night. A 20000 pile remained untouched. A 1000 reward is offered for the thief and money. 500 for either the money or thief. The public mourns the Nebraska Bill’s passage as bells toll nationally.
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Canal Bank
Cleveland
Debates on Cuba Annexation and Local Trials Highlight Era Tensions
The article discusses Cuban annexation sentiment among Southern factions and opposition voices. It notes liquor trial backlogs and a new judge’s election, urging a nonpartisan judiciary, with praise for the Maumee Times view on selecting a capable, politics-free judge from the legal profession.
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Court of Common Pleas
Cincinnati
Maumee Times
Fremont Plaining Factory Sparks Local Growth
The Are mont Planing Door Sash and Blind Factory at Lake and Co. has built a large new plant on the east bank and installed modern machinery driven by a 15 horsepower engine. The firm, overseen by Mr. Lake, promises prompt service for builders and residents while other local manufactories gain recognition. The note also mentions pending national news on the Nebraska bill.
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Aremont Planing
Lake & Co
Meware, Lake, McLellan and McGee
Fremont
Cleveland
Toledo
Lake
Fall Delivery and Escape by Four Desperados
A gang of four confined in the Newack Isis escape Wednesday by breaking locks with a stove-pipe made key after luring a servant girl. A laconic note from Osborn and others hints at planned departure and missing dates. The issue also discusses Spiritualist publications and political charges over the Nebraska Bill amid a New York ferry disaster.
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Bell
Mansfeld Herald
Dean Lin
Sbe
Newack Isis
Wns
Osborn
Licking County
Democratic Opinion on the Missouri Compromise Debate
The article critiques the Democratic Party's stance on the Nebraska bill and slavery, noting a thin margin in the House and alleging Administration influence to secure votes. It argues the Democratic North bears responsibility for the measure’s passage and condemns the party leadership for moral weakness amid sectional strife.
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Sandusky County
Althugh
Douglas
Twland
United States
England
Cuba
Congres
Senate
House
Washington
Douglas, Richardson & Company
N.Y
Washington Star
Journale
Barataana
Congress
Nebraska
Democratic Party of the
North
Iba
Fugitive Slave Arrest and Sheriff Shooting Reported
Intense excitement in Boston over the arrest of a fugitive slave named Barna. The deputy U.S. Marshal was shot. full details to follow in another column as the case awaits decision.
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Boston
Barna
U.S
Atexawonta
Sumner
Boston Fugitive Slave Trial Sparks Large Crowd and Riots
Boston witnesses intense proceedings as the fugitive slave trial continues amid mass crowds outside the courthouse. Deputized troops guard entries while arrests rise and officials urge calm after the deputy marshal Batchelor is killed and Governor's militia is deployed.
Boxer Hoax-2 P M May 30th Antic Outage Image
A fragment notes the Antic is 14 days overdue and has not appeared. A May 20 message from Savannah and a Key West letter report yellow fever spreading locally with several deaths but abating.
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Antic
Key West
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