Ohio Districts and Tax Law Reforms 1852
The document outlines Ohio congressional districting into twenty one districts, listing city wards and county townships that compose each district. It also covers abstracts of district populations, and various acts on property taxation, court transfers, jail costs, notary seals, salaries for state officers, printing, and appropriations for 1852, including specific sums for legislators, officers, and contingencies.
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Ohio
General Assembly
State of
Cincinnati
Walton
Spencer
Columbia
Anderson
Sycamore
Symmes
Mill Creek
Hamilton
Storrs
Delhi
Green
Miami
Whitewater
Crosby
Colerain
Springfield
Butler
Preble
Montgomery
Darke
Shelby
Auginize
Mercer
Allen
Vanwert
Paulding
Putnam
Defiance
Williams
Fulton
Locus
Weed
Henry
Aancock
Clermont
Brown
Highland
Adams
Warren
Clinton Greene
Fuente
Madison
Clark
Champaign
Logan
Trion
Delaware
Mundin
Marion
Wayandot
Cranford
Severn
Sancuaky
Ottawa
Sevita
Lawrence
Gallia
Snekeon
Pike
Ross
Coshocton
Holmes
Ofteenth
Morgan, Washington
Mushingum
Belmont
Gurrnsey
Monroe and
Noble
Portage, Stark and
Summit
Cuyahoss, Lake
Goasign
Ashtabula
Trumbull
Manoning
Columbians
Jefferson, Carroll
Harrison
County Board of Equalization
Sheey
Chisie Supiesreey
Criminal Court of
Hamilton County
Court of Common Pleas
Criminal Court
Comman Pries
Hamton County
Wsai
James C. Johnson
House of Representation
William Medist
Senate
Ealt
Auch
Court of Common
House of Representative
William Medill
House of Representatives
Olio
House of Represent
House of Natives
Auditor of State
Staw
Cartoa
James
Johnson
W. Madil
Supreme Court
Common Pleas Court
Secretary of
Treasurer
of Public Works
Bec
Commercial and Superior Courts of
Superior Court of
Cleveland
Tepes
Alficere
Hall
Nmme
Recorder of Deeds
Howe
Chad
Board of Public Works
Aladey
Ps Commercial Court of
Asylum For the Deaf
Rosa Nesvntante
Tipi
Asylara
Suatri
Asaylam
House of Representatin
Pascal
Wolfaly
Ptes Reer
Watten
Seria
A. Gilet
Etnichiasti
Seale
J. Borwell
Supreme Coat
Henry Frans
Henry Mack
Fort Nix
Tho
Goternoe
J. H. Riley and Company
Court i Bank
Samuel Williams
Kemuel Williams
Ward
Scioto River
United States Military
Anid
Eedts
Atnte
Bamuel Willie
Musson
J. G. Hollings
House of Repregemintiver
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Laws of
Authority
City of
Anderson, Symmes
Sycamore Townships
Dell Green
Springfield Townships
Wood
Hancock
Oth
Wistrict
Adame
Uth
Clinton
Greene
Fayette
Union
Mardin
Wyandot
Crawford
Senece
Sandusky
Scioto
Jackson
Perry
Athens
Vinton
Fairfield
Hocking
Franklin
Licking
Pickaway
Morrow
Richland
Huron
Erie
Adth
Larain
Medina
Wayne
Ashland
Tuscarnnas
Cusberton
Knox
Sath
Muskingum
Morpean
Washington
Greensey
Monroe
Portage
Stark
Cuyahoga
Lake
Gauge
Trump Bull
Mahoning
Columbiana
Jefferson
Carroll
James C Johnson
The
Senat
Fremont Freeman
J. 5
Pouke
Brie Pawan
Beckiam
Fremont
Cedéran
Preeman Eng
Menor
Apantheci
Phrase & Boberts
Diab
Ata Bobee
Gerutse Taskee Wotton Poasd
Brick Biock
Stephen Ruchland & CO
Amalers
Steionway
Ghomor W. Ouick
iBer—Oned A.B
Saoean B. Tastor
Everett
Chancery
Comstirs
Dersee
Barkland'e Finck
Howes Evewert
Tillotson& Tyler
Especteully
Seadushy
Ailjsining
Shot
Gore
oTmans
Lamanae
Cronkead Heer
Buninnes
Apeit
Iren
Bueckland
J. F. B. Sebring
Sandeskin
Countie Sagars
E. Jagetbver
Willie
Fremont, Sandusky County
Wm, Kessler, Proprieter
Jim
A. Menbeil
Sas
Dusky City
Sanducky City
Berne
Dreeswsow
Geo
R. Fo
Caersing
Davie
Gide P Seger
Ashville
DA Q Rawson
Pierre Beavygrand
Cook's
Portage County Mutual Fire Insurance Company
RE. P. Buckeand
Premont
Vandercoor
Dickeneon & V.doren
Rae Mowl
Sbeeriber Ni Haas
Lestares
Stao Refresty
al Rents
Hoan
Nee Weiiest
Deal
2Anfield & Mitchell Wadarmale Awd
Osre
EN. Eit
Philip Maxwell
Leppelman
Ryou
Maxwell
Pact
Liveryees Stable
Ira Smith
Conlinnen
Ita
Armine
Framont
Nev
Greene & Mugg
Mordeyeat Land&solicitor
Chancerr
Buckland’s Block
J. W. Goodson
Bellorus
Moore's
Bellevue