Township assessor duties and lists under new act
The document outlines duties for township assessors to take and return lists of taxable property and specific groups by dates each year, including property, professionals, and residents, with provisions for deputies and county auditor oversight. It also notes implementation timing across several counties and the abolition of the county assessor office.
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Ins
Iis County
Ashtabula
Trumbull
Take
Geauga
Portage
Summit
Cuyahoga
Medina
Lorain
Huron
Public meeting in Norwall on Harrison death
Citizens met at the Court House on April 13 1841 to express sorrow over President William Henry Harrison’s death. A four member committee drafted resolutions praising his public service and mourning a national calamity. A five member committee arranged a funeral sermon for the following Sunday. The procession and service at the Baptist Meeting House and Presbyterian Church honored his memory with prayers sermon music and benediction.
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Harrison
Pesident
Danly
National Union
United States
Jons Trier
Virginia
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Baltimore Patriot
Norwall
Court Louse
Tod
Providence
William H Warrison
Tanis Wittens
Titorg
Bingen
Mouen
Messrs JR Shorn
C A Preston
J BR Pier
N Newton Jr
Tiarrius
O Jennery
J M Parr
J T Pifit
P Benedict
Tunaby Baker
Mohon
James Williams
Charman Timoth Binta Seey
Baptist Meeting House
David Liggins
LB Gurley
Liarrison
Rey A Clark
Rey A Newton
Fire at Gen Harrison's Residence In North Bend
Wire reports describe a morning fire at General Harrison's home in North Bend. The western wing burned, the main building collapsed, but Irish volunteers aided in saving the house and belongings. Colonel Taylor praises the Irish workers for alarms and swift effort. Minor losses included a trunk, a great coat, two silver urns. Rhode Island Whig convention nominees listed.
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Harrrison
Harrison
Col. Taylor
Trishmen
Arrangements for the Interment of the Late President
Military officials in Washington issue the order for funeral honors for the late President. The processional plan includes a military escort with Major General officers, artillery, cavalry, infantry, and naval marshals, followed by civic procession with district officials, clergy, physicians to the President, and pall bearers.
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Aba
Orrice Washinton
Eon Nding
Taistrichat Co
Macume
Ardy de Carp Castston
United States Light Artillery Squadron
Voluntce Cavalry
United States Maries
Army Navy
Marine Corps of Juck
Mila
Volunteer Corp
District of Columa
Milns
Volunteer Corps
Baltimore &c
United States
Marshall
Detricn
Supreme Court
Washington
Georgetown
Alexandria
Clergs
District of Columbia
Senate
Mexico
House of Representatives
Circuit Court
Cour
Treasurs
Aleandna
Wal
Presidents House
Apranny
Aixcourt
Company of Light Artilery
Resipy
St Johns Church
Warhimeion
Geugeonn
Alexarchia Wall
Washinngton
Lland 3
Supreme Court of the
Snved
Onder R Jones
Adpuca
Othe
US Army
Funeral of the Palsidost Vhs in Washington
The April 7 dispatch from Washington describes a day of solemnity as the nation mourns the death of the President. Citizens gather for ceremonies at the Capitol, hearing oaths and observing minute guns while the public recalls his administration and expresses hope for the future.
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United States
Wiasinsoros
Washion
Washington
Gilvers Bomeery
Witrmers
Botelas
Nations
Men Pasha
Evine
the Treasury
Weaster
Grancre
Cantesors
Pageant at Harrison's Burial in Capitol Squares
The procession for General Harrison’s funeral moved through Castine streets before noon. Military bands, cannon fire, horses in black velvet, and a long escort accompanied the bier to Congress Burying Ground where the coffin was placed in a vault amid mourning bells and hymns.
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Marsison
Castine
Hawley
Ue Unicopal
Fuot
Harrion
Sigre
Jon
Preeis
Port la
St Johns
Maryland
Aimilutary Escore
Nean
Lomsne
Congress Burying Ground
Uren
Harrison
Union
Our Victory for Connecticut Whigs Reasserts State Power
The Connecticut Courant cheers a Whig victory as a turning point in national politics. It notes Connecticut’s support for the administration, gains in governors, treasurer, secretary, comptroller, and legislative majorities, and the Ohio Fund situation as banks consider lending to public works.
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Connecticut
Boong
Congress
Joe
Ove
House of Representatives
Ohio Fund
Cincinnati
Ohzo
President Tyler's Address Amid National Tragedy and Policy
Fragmentary copy shows President Tyler's inaugural stance after the death of President Harrison, stressing constitutional duties, justice in foreign relations, and a call for strong defense. He warns against concentrated power, urges separation of sword and purse, and promises restraint on patronage while guiding reforms.
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Prirow Crrizrys
Wirman Wevny Hannisey
United States
Bergsle
Confederacy
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Jocofoco
Morgan
Carda
Worwalk
The
Daly Republican
North Bend
Rhode Island
Cranston
Connecticut Courant
Tyler
Adares
Smirtt
Jefferson
Roy Lee
Guernmet
Trom
Spien George
Lug States
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