City Council Proceedings Reported March Session
City council met in regular session with President Allstatter presiding. Bills from February totaling 3519.98 were approved, including various ward street funds and the general expense. Fines and licenses collected were reported, with 60 dollars from the railroad for damaged hose. Lane Library to become circulating library. a three member committee to draft rules was appointed. Board of Health annual report authorized for 150 copies. An ordinance cut the mayor’s salary from 1000 to 600 dollars annually starting next municipal year. Readings postponed on two departmental tool reports. Adjourned.
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Moxway Evanine
Allstatter
Beeler
Venninghofen
Eyer
Graham
Pfan
Schuep
First Ward Street Fund
Second Ward Street
Third Ward Street
Fourth Ward Street
Lane Library
Waenpe
Schnep
Committee On Fire Department
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Company
David Yeakle
Treasury
Committee On Law
Messrs. Becler
Pfau
Schliep
Board of Health
Hamilton County
Saint
Cochran
John W. Smith
George Waldrof
Death of Col J C Barnett in Eightieth Year
Col Joseph C Barnett died at his North Main Street residence on Wednesday night Feb 17 in his eightieth year. He was born Mar 7 1795 in Dauphin County PA. The Barnett family traced to early move from Pennsylvania to Franklin and Miami Valley with flatboats, facing Indian threats on river travel. Col Barnett leaves a large family and long service remembered in the region.
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Joseph C. Barnett
Middletown
North Main Street
Col. Barnett
Dauphin County
John Barnett
Wim, Crane
John Patterson
Mr. Barnett
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Maysville
Franklin
Warren County
Jere
Wmn
Crane
Miami Valley
John Putlurion
Win
Lous
St Col
Barnett
Jane Brown
Chas
Pennsylvania
Barrett
Min
Mildisiewo
Aneur
Local notices on honey prices and business changes
Pacciroina offers honey at 25 Cents per pound. Vellinare closes March 17. Richard D. Baker urged to visit County Clerk's office. Wa Falconer sells all interest to a Indianapolis man. Fulmer's West Hamilton Shoe Store advertises boots and shoes at Eastern prices. I. & W. Preeievic & Co cut honey prices from 35 to 25 cents. I. & W. FreenurorsG & Co slash honey to 13 cents. D Appleton & Co publish The Art Journal, a leading international engraving collection at half London price, with agents urged to push subscriptions.
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Fulmer
West Hamilton
Main Street
Butler House
I. & W. Preeievic & Co
1. & W. Freenurorsg & Co
Mesars. D. Appleton &Co
New York City
Art Journal
Europe
America
London Art Journal
United States
Bounty Law for Soldiers and Social Order Creed
The act grants a monthly bounty of 825 for nearly all postwar soldiers sailors and marines with deductions for prior bounties. Widows and children qualify while parents siblings do not. Claims may be filed with James E Campbell Hamilton Ohio with a note on rapid processing and a statement on I O S of Philadelphia principles.
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Congress
Navy
Marine Corps
James £. Campbell
Hamilton
Ohio
Camp News
Philadelphia
Order
Widrife
Fraternal Order ideals and duties in early republic life
A fragment outlines the Fraternal Order's duties to brethren including sickness relief, funeral rites, fidelity to the republic, belief in God and the Bible, anti corruption, and dedication to American rights. It notes inclusivity in fellowship while maintaining group identity and predicts growth and national unity.
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Grand Republic
A Republican View from the Cincinnati Gazette
The Cincinnati Gazette argues the Republican Party weakened by Congress and the Administration failing to heed warning from the press about earning continued success. It condemns Credit Mobilier fraud, subsidies, and the $25 000 annual salary grab, noting the press opposition and partial repeal did little to restore strength.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Congress
Vlad
An old fogy president letter on trust funds and finance
A May 7, 1847 letter from James K. Poux discusses transferring three thousand dollars in U S stock held as a trust, relinquishing the stock, and reinvesting the funds without premium. The piece then condemns former Democratic administration spending and cites state finances and a New York broker’s street transaction as examples of corruption and reform rhetoric.
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James K. Poux
State Legislature passes varied bills on charters and public works
The Ohio House passed Huxton's measure to allow villages to surrender charters by majority vote, Corwin's birth and death reporting bill, Heitman's canal culvert project at Canal Winchester, Barrett's Greene County loan authorization, Light's Granges incorporation via county recorders, and Goodhue's examiner appointments for school board accounts. Also Buell's Soldiers' Orphans' Home salary and meeting rules amended, a corruption charge resolution proposed, and several local bills discussed and amended. The session saw votes on municipal code changes, a proposed adjournment, and procedural motions regarding the Wood County county seat vote.
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Corwin
Board of Health
Heitman
Board of Public Works
Canal Winchester
Barrett
Silvercreek Township
Greene County
Light
Goodhue
Buell
Bay
Vinton County
Morris
Senate
Yeas
Nurs
Messrs
Andrews
Bingham
Curtiss
Ellis
Hudson
Miller
Newman
Potter
Paul
Reid
Reese
Seltz
Sheridan
Shepherd Tressler
Wallace
Worthington
Burns
Butterworth
Ferrall
Fisher
Hathaway
Jones
Knox
Laughlin
Lawrence
Philson
Rukenbrod
Waddle
Yeoman
Mr. Fisher
Committee On Finance
Estate of Geo. W. Morris Administrator Named
Seventeenth Day of April 1875 notices probate actions. Isaac K. Morris named administrator of the estate of Geo. W. Morris. The filing includes formation of claims and settlement terms with interest estimates and closing dates.
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Albow
Fea Sonn
ISAAC _K. MORRIS
Geo. W
Ie Garp
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