Arrival of the Europa and New York steamer news
Halifax reports the Europa arrival following St Liverpool dates, with market notes on cotton, beef, pork, and bullion. The Washington and Pacific arrivals bring updates from Europe and the Principalities crisis, while multiple dispatches describe troop movements, cholera impact, and naval actions at Bomersund.
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Ohio
Brendeville
Bomersund
Bank of France
Bomer
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Europe
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Nye
Liverpool
Boomersund
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Archangel
Spain
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Cleopatra
Montreal
Shannon
Glasgow
Boom
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Jassa
Pruth
Prince Paskiewitch
Tschakoff
Bessarabia
Russia
Austsia
Ag Russisa
Political turmoil and conspirators in Franklin county
A Northern Ohio political row unfolds with Knapp humiliated by Seamen & Co and Olds branded a traitor by Know Nothings. Demoralized Democrat leaders Tindall and others face electoral defeat while Grover Cleveland excites partisan chatter. Col Manypenny praised for Indian Affairs work as fraud schemes loom. State note law on small banknotes and a sharpened anti-slavery stance frame the turbulent scene.
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Grover FB
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Doctor Oxps
M. Drivey
Doctor Tvs
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Olds
Pugh
Tenitor
Judas
Know Nothings
Tax rate disparity in Sandusky County taxes 1954
A reader from Woodville questions why county tax rates differ within Sandusky County for 1954. The notice shows 3.66 per dollar in Woodville and Townsend townships versus 1.38 in Madison. The correspondent wonders if county levies can vary by township and seeks an explanation, noting possible railroad revenue involvement.
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Batrons Journal
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Woodville
Townsend
Madison
Meeting of the Unscratchables Nominate Democratic Ticket
The Unscratchables convened at the Court House with C Sherman Glick as bell ringer to rally supporters. Isaac Glick led a Central Committee slate nominating LK Seaman for Chairman and Seneca Fi for Vice President while D Capper, Gen John Bell, John Moore, and Pierre Beaugrand drew nominations for clerk of common pleas, probate judge, treasurer, commissioner, and primary director. A debate on replacing delegate with popular vote followed, featuring Gen Bell and critics detailing alleged ballot issues and endorsing reform.
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GW. Glick
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I. K. Seaman
Woodville
Sandusky Township
Sandusky County
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Democrat
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C. Sherman Glick
Isaac Glick
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LK. Seaman
Seneca Fi
Saidentlemen
J. B. Neff
A. Bruce Lindsey
Lene Glick
Sherman
Central Committee
D. Capper
Clerk of Common Pleas
John Bell
John Moore
Clark
Geonon Wasuiwotow Grice
Bag
Jmrose
Democrat Party
J. Orton
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Francisco
Kay
Daniel Capper
Joseph RB Clark
Pierre Beaugrand
Turmoil at Sandusky County Democratic Convention
An observer recounts a chaotic county Democratic assembly with shouting, resignations, and a failed chair change. General Bell and others clashed over adopting a vote by ballot, while rumors linked motives to political office. The piece condemns corruption and urges voters to reject corrupt leadership.
Locofoco Auditor Faces Potential Reball for Stark County
The Locofoco Auditor of Stark County charged $4,000 for the past year. A county committee found no bills shown by the auditor who seeks another term. If re-elected, he may bill the county more than $4,000 again. Local political notes reflect factional tensions and candidate nominations. The Democratic ticket includes probate judge John Bell and county treasurer John Moore. the Know Nothings have won in Kenton and Campbell counties, Kentucky. O Brien has accepted a British pardon and may not come to the United States.
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Hamilton County
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Bay
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Olds
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Dson B. Olds
Locofoco
Stark County
Kenton
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