Ohio probate law amendments define court powers and appeals
The text outlines changes to the Ohio act of 1853 granting the Probate Court exclusive jurisdiction over wills, letters testamentary, guardianship, marriage licenses, lunacy inquests, and related matters. It also tightens appeal routes to the court of common pleas, sets undertakings, and details records and docketing requirements for probate proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Catnton
Leceme
Court of Common Pleas
Court of Court of Common Pleas
Eaih Court
Edict Court
Miest
Lao
Rom
Gaetan Sear
Fragmented 1854 Ohio probate and execution docket provisions
The text lists the required books and records for probate and execution matters, detailing entries for executors administrators and guardians, final accounts, and orders. It sets time limits for filing, describes the execution docket, and requires a bound index referencing entries by party names.
Arrival of the Pacific and European War News
The Pacific arrived at Liverpool with dates to the 31st and docked at 9 pm. Reports detail ongoing hostilities in the Ottoman and Russian theaters, with Kaifa bombarded, Silistra contested, and Greek insurrections spreading. Diplomacy shifts include Austro Prussian unity, Greek throne protection by Britain and France, and naval actions near Hango and Kaffa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hango
Silistra
Arta
Greece
Thesselly
Journal de St. Petersburgh
Witteland
Elinas
Hango Head
Gustavavarn
Keils
St. Petersburg
Austria
Bukovina
Corps D'Armee
Montenegro
Krajova
Odessa
Black Sea
Charles Napier
Cilisira
England
Kaffs
Crimera
Vienna
Frankfort
Dane
Burln
Viena
Otho
Iie
Paris
Moniteur
Epirus
Macedonia
Faad
Effendi
Athens
Iris
Gagette
Rondszenda
Two Sicilies
D‘crey
Constantinople
Naxuem
Brenzingen
Freiburg
Olone
Prussia
Danube
Dalmatia
Leeds
Spain
Marshal Paskiewitch
Kalarush
Calajara
Russia
Arrival of the Arabia New Year June 13 183
The steamship Arabia from Liverpool with dates to the 3rd inst reached its dock at 84 o'clock. Prices rise for cotton flour bacon and pork while wheat corn and beef show modest gains. Military reports include Omer Pacha’s movement toward Silistria and Austrian-Russian maneuvers. Financials show large bank bulks and tight money. News from Athens and Greece, and Copenhagen coup rumor. German democratic editor Brow spoke in Detroit about Nebraska outrage. Germans nationwide express indignation.
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Pacific
Liverpool
Manchester
Kaifa
Arabia
Lord
Connors
Omer Pacha
Silistria
Austria
Russia
Greece
Lange
Silistra
Danube
Georgia
Riga
Albania
Montenegro
Servi
Athens
Thessaly
St. Petersburg
Silisitera
Pierens
Adrianoyle
Copenhagen
Cxar
Detroit
Brow
Nebraska
Fremont Board of Health Appointments and Cholera Alarm
Town Council appoints Fr White Jacob Keindler Andrew Morehouse L D Parker C BR McCulloch Joseph Swber J F Halte Homer Everett to the Board of Health for the year The piece notes cholera fears after a traveler died near Woodville and mentions Toledo Blade reporting cases It also covers invitations from Tiffin for Independence Day and a timetable discrepancy for the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad with strong passenger traffic and $55000 last month receipts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Board of Health
Fr. White
Jacob Keindler
Andrew Morehouse
L. D. Parker
C. BR. McCulloch
Joseph Swber
J. F. Halte
Homer Everett
Mr. Loup
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
Tiffin Firemen Drill and Fourth of July Visit
Fire department members urged to attend a drill on Monday evening June 19 at 6 p.m. The department accepts an invitation from Tiffin City to join the celebration of the glorious 4th with hospitality from the sister city. Chief Engineer J. F. R. Sebring announces the plan amid city improvements and local industry notes including builders and craftsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin City
J. F. R. Sebring
Editors Fight Back Versus Meddling Patrons in Fremont
A Fremont editor condemns misrepresentation by some locals who threaten to withdraw support. The piece retells a March editorial on foreigner voting rights and Nebraska land policy, arguing that foreigners should not be placed below enslaved people and urging Germans to read the Senate’s stance.
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Fremont
U. S. Senate
Clay
Calhoun
Virginia
U.S. Senate
Nebraska
Judge Butler
South Carolina
United States
Senate
Douglas, Richardson, Butler, & Co
Ohio
Ohio Senate
Sandusky County
Two Men Die in Sandusky Collapse and Fire Loss
In Sandusky two men died Monday after a scaffolding collapse at the Presbyterian Church spire killed Alexander Derr instantly and fatally injured Michael Weston at the foot. Both were unmarried but supported by family. a later barn fire at W R Lapham’s property destroyed three barns and caused 2910 in insurance losses. A 12 year old colored girl employed as a helper was arrested for setting Lapham’s barn on fire.
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Sandusky
Alexander Derr
Presbyterian Church
Michael Weston
W. R. Lapham
Free Press
Wool Trade Presses For Better Prices In Summer Clip
The wool trade in the region expects a larger clip this year, though prices are below last season. Farmers resist current offers while some merchants pay cash for arrivals, amid calls for steady, uniform prices to shield producers from speculative swings. The 16 million pound Ohio clip is projected this season.
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Jan Advange
Cleveland Herald
Ohio
Washington City Election Delivers Whig Victory by 600
A Philadelphia Gazette correspondent notes the 6th inst Washington municipal election produced a strong Whig win for John T. Powers as mayor by about 600 votes. The report argues money and patronage failed to corrupt voters, praising honesty and urging anti Nebraska ticket majorities to show executive patronage is powerless against popular virtue.
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Washington City
John T. Powers
Philadelphia Gazette
Congress
Maury
Philadelphia Election Sees Whig and Know Nothing Victory
The Philadelphia election resulted in a sweeping win for Whig and Know Nothing candidates for Mayor Solicitor Controller and Commissioner. Only five of twenty four Select Council members are Locofoc eers and sixteen of sixty eight Common Council members are opposition. The Democrats boast of pre election surges but faced a sweeping defeat. Reports also note a Pro bate court liquor sale conviction and a Major Wise court martial outcome. The note quotes a German chemist inspector and discusses liquor adulteration and tea production in China, with a Baltic steamer voyage from New York and $200000 in specie aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Select Council
Common Council
Union
Democrats
Tsangunine
Sandusky Register
Hamilton
Dunlevy
Probate
Gordon
Morrow Township
Major Wise
Falcon
Tuscarawas County
New Philadelphia Advocate
Voting Records On State Delegations And NebraskA Bill
A fragmented report lists delegates from Connecticut New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and others with vote tallies and names. It details affirmative and negative positions on a Nebraska bill and notes party groupings among Old Line Democrats and independents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Moses Macdonald
New Hamestine
Harry Hibbard
Cossephout
Colin M. Ingersoll
New Yous
T. W. Cumming
F. B. Cutting
Peter Rowe
J. J. Taylor
Walbridge
William A. Walker
Mike Walsh
T. R. Westbrook
New Jersey
Samuel Lilly
George Vail
Pennarivania
S. A. Arilges
Also Mentioned on This Page
Laws OF
Romusenen Cvrioratey
F. C. Leblond
House of Repr
Robert Lee
Stats
William Trevit
William Trevitt
Acorton
Sandusky Co
Horacee, Clark
Europe
Oddessa
Germanny
the Journal
Fremont, Ohio
John Mastin
Isaac M Keeler
Theodore Clapp
Committee of Arrangements
Tiffin
Nims
June
N. Russell
Betts
Buffalo
Hunfford
Mr. Wood
Wolfe
Charles Crocker
New York
Ohio State Journal
Boston
State Street
Crispus Attucks
China
Great Britain
Baltic
Ani
North
Richardson
Free States
Old Line
Democratic Administration Party
Vis
T. J. D. Fuller
New Hastenmar
Hoarry Hibbard
Connecticut
C. M. Ingersoll
J.T. Pratt
Seymour
John J. Taylor
W.M. Tweed
T. B. Florence
James Gamble
J. ©. Jones
W. A. Kurta
J. McNnie
J. Robbing
C. M. Straub
W. A. Witte
J. B. Wright
Omo
F. W. Green
T. Richey
W. Shannon
BE. B. Olde
Ixmaxa
John G. Davis
C. L. Dunham
W. A. English
T. A. Hendricks
J. H. Lane
Miller
Iaursors
J. C. Allen
Iowa
B. Henn
Mrcuioas
Samuel Clark
H. L. Stevens
Cautvonxta
Habhham
J. A. McDougall
The
New Hannesume
W. Kittredge
W Morrison
Ruovelstowe
Thomas Davis
B. B. Thurnton
Viewmoxt
James Meachan
Andrew Tracy
Alvah Sabon
Massachusetta
W. P. Banks
Thos. D Eliot
Samuel L. Crocker
J. Wiley Edmunds
Samuel H. Walley
Charles W. Upham
Tappan Wentworth
Edward Dickenson
John Z Goodrich
Edwin B. Morgan
David Carpenter
Thomas T. Flager
Solomon G. Haven
Benjamin Pringle
Guamiri Saiu
Carey Liox
W. Stratton
C. Shelton
M. Penpington
Ouwie
L . Nichols
Alfred P. Hogerton
Andrew Silixon
Thos. L. Ritchey
WD. Lindsey
Harvey Fl. Johnson
Indiana
Daniel Mace
A. J. Harlin
W. Parker
3. Lumsoms
John Wentworth
E. B. Washburne
J. Norton
James Knox
R Yates
Wisconsin
Daniel Wells, Jr
Haatman
Massachusetts
Wam
Appleton
Jas. Maurice
al Tweed
G. W. Chase
John P. Cook
Ouse
Moses B. Corwin
George Bliss
Inouwa
B. M. Chamberlain
Tullinos
Wm. H. Bis
John B. Macy
Northern
Whigesse
Old Line Democrate
Northern Independent Democraia
Whigtruesceenense
Ud Line Democrate
Gerrit Smith
Caleb Lyon
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