Ohio laws and acts on wolves and penitentiaries in 1852
The document lists several Ohio General Assembly acts from April 1852 addressing offenses against livestock including protection of sheep from dogs, court procedures, and the authority to kill roaming dogs. It also covers prison administration, appointment of penitentiary directors and a warden, compensation, and duties, plus land deed accommodations for lost certificates, wolf bounty provisions, and a reorganization of benevolent institutions.
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State of
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Court of Common Pleas
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Peace Justice H R Foster Opens Office in Saddle Shop
H R Foster is commissioned as Justice of the Peace and opens his office in his former saddle and harness shop, two doors north of J P Haynes & Son. The piece also notes delays in publishing laws, editor appointments, and gubernatorial confirmations for state positions.
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Sustles
Salary Bill Finally Passed In State Legislature
On Saturday the second conference committee reported to each house on salaries and the reports were confirmed. The article lists officers earn figures including Governor 1600, Lieutenant Governor mileage and 35 per day, Auditor 1600, Treasurer 500, Secretary of State 1400, Public Works 1500, Attorney General 1000 with 3 percent, Librarian 9600, Supreme Court Judges 1700, District Judges 1500, and Superior and Criminal Court Judges 1509. House vote 50 to 25, Senate 20 to 2. noting observers will see how the people of Olvio view it.
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Board of Trustees
Tte
Afuroenid
Whale Board
Bund
General Assembly
Seach House
Stas
Supreme Court
Huss
Alood —Yeas
Senate
Olvio
Fire destroys Petersburgh building. three women escape harm
An attempt to destroy the linee of three young women in Petersburgh Pennsylvania involved placing powder under a building occupied by Kintir and Spanier. The blast damaged the store and goods, though the women narrowly escaped injury. George Kinterone was captured after attempting to flee.
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Petersburgh
Poider
Ans
Mesars
Kintir & Spanier
George Kinterone
Crm
Fragments From a Turbulent Era in the Nation’s Capital
A collage of 19th century clippings discusses theatre rescues, political debates, and social anecdotes. items mention a female performer at St James Theatre, printing press capacity, legislative adjournment fears, slave migration to Canada, and public notices about auctions and insanity recoveries.
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St. Barty
Ss. Thoer
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Samnen Lennox
Franklin County
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Ohio University
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