Ohio Legislature and Journal prospects in 1851
The Freeman Tribune reports on the Ohio Legislature sessions and the Ohio State Journal’s planned coverage. It details constitutional changes, salaries, currency questions, and hopes for a broad public circulation, with notices of ads and freight statistics and local commerce, including export and import data for Fremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Journal
Ohio
Locofocco
Ohio State Journal
the Freeman
Journal
Keeler
P. M
Public Law of the World and a Naval War Opinion
Excerpt discusses postwar refuge in Turkish dominions, a speech accusing Russia of violating the law of nations by demanding Kossuth and companions be surrendered. It warns that civiliz ed opinion will judge Russia as a violator of international law. A brief note mentions a Woman's Rights Convention in tailis, promising to throw off the ban on their suffrage.
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Fremont
Columbus
John G. Breslin
Leiter
Koututh
Webster
New
Russia
Tailis
Rowits
Russsia
Russian Empire
Bosphoros
Blackrock
Seco River
Voms
New “York
Saco
Maine
Sumlab-Gues
Tein
Clemens
Boson
New York
Baroum
Anid
Wiley
Recine
Soahaan
Winslow
Urbanna
Everett
Sialeat Breen & Oak
Poland
Fragmented 19th century notices collide in chaotic column
A garbled collage of 19th century items covers diverse topics from Free Soil votes and census newspaper counts to a child’s fatal needle swallowing case in Lancaster. It notes Russia’s millennial celebration and a New Year dinner for Kossuth, with scattered references to newspapers, printers, and political factions.
Economic Statistics From Ohio and United States Data
The passage reports varied salary ranges for postmasters across US offices, totals of Profifices in Ohio, and state income distributions. It also gives population density figures by state, and capital employed in cotton goods manufacturing, listing national and Ohio specific numbers for hands employed and value of total product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ohio
New York
Cube
Godey presents January number of Tandy Book
The January issue of Tandy Book is praised for sparkling embellishments and quality engravings. Excelsior motto marks the work’s character as pure high-toned reading from leading American authors. single copy price is 3 dollars per year, two copies 5 dollars, five copies 10 dollars. Agent: I. M. Keelor, P. M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godey
Keelor
P.M
Holiday Gifts and Lectures Highlight Local News
Bucklash and Co advertise holiday gift books in an in-column notice urging gift buyers to visit their shop. Mrs J Elizabeth Jones has closed a course of lectures to a large Fremont audience and is praised as a rare and beautiful speaker. The Ohio Legislature opens in January. A political column discusses 1852 forecasts with Gen Scott a leading Whig candidate, alongside Webster and Fillmore. Clay’s candidacy is also speculated.
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Bucklash and Co's
J. Elizabeth Jones
Fremont
Indy
Ohio
New York Herald
Scott
Butler
Greely
Washington
the Tribune
Cape Ashi
Elles
Te Scott
Webster
Fillmore
Clay
Gen
Scot
Mr. Webster
Stites
Ohio Supreme Judges Draw Lots for Terms in 1851
The Ohio Supreme Court justices drew lots to set terms. Caldwell gets one year Bartley two years Corwin three Thurman four Ran ears four. Lola Montes arrived in Humboldt with agent Edward Willis, ridiculing Kossuth and earning favor with a steamer crowd. The Me Indica of Damariscotta formed a mutual improvement society to admonish drinking and pledge marriage only to patrons of local papers. The New Hampshire Whig convention nominated Sawyer for Governor and picked delegates to the 1852 Whig National Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Supreme
Caldwell
Bartley
Corwin
Thurman
Ran Ears
Lola Montes
Socommunes
Edward Willis
NP Willis
Humboldt
Kossuth
New Hampshire
Manchester
Thomas K. Sawyer
George Wadly
George Mesmith
A. G. Stevens
John T. Walker
Fragmented 19th Century Detroit Advertiser Snippet
A garbled Detroit Advertiser clipping references dates, places, and names. It narrates odd scenes including a Brady’s purchase, a seven of clubs incident, and a call to reveal bold details. The text also alludes to British trade, local politics, and varied items from iron to provisions.
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Tomas
Louisville
Paxaswee
Aie
Juden Brown
Hisienbia
Eth Burk
Margaretta
Imormesins
Acktay
Cal
Kendter
Thureday
Garemor
Edo
Asa
Legisleore
Yan
Carrie
Ohin
Amst
U. States
Salaties i Geidig
Rom Columbus
Sinte
Wanlington
Mont Salles
Oleoe
Sudeciso Ms
Telegraph
Geneva
Helene
Woorré & Bascom
Publishers
Onto
Hugh Cluland
Amietra
Vain
Lesen Hoshels
Arivale
Ixport
Hugh Cleland
Farayera
Albany
United Lives
Jackson
Florida
Rap Bie
Genoa
Tee Adler
Texas
Mexico
Rio Grande
Hawnawar
Casnar Hannaway
Reading Rail Road
Incla
Aire
Cleve
Herald
Stanvoe Arsise
Miller
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Masaschusetts
Astor House
W. C Bryant
Messrs P Goodwin
Raymond
H. Ward
Beecher
Oth- Sipe Oeeg
Delie
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Conaacticut
New Jergey
Penneybvania
Maryland
John Woods
Eaton and
Piqua Railroad Company
Bay Crosza
Commercial Register
Georgia
Alabama
Greenville
3. C
Mountaineer
Heber C. Kimball
Conneil
Rotary
Hie Excel
Che Ge
Hi Wienn
Heber Kimball
Aga
Casa Phare Sen
Califorsia
Sano Catia
Ross
Boas
Chritopher Street
Fraligh
Cantver Hathaway
South Carolina
United States Court
Detroit
Democrale
EL Lansing
Sloan
Os — Roe
Brwecreidies Erie
Brady's
Lnbel
Cwveen
Peenline
Berek Kat
Tom
Britain
England
America
Maysville
Cixion
Meee Jinatant
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