Ohio Legislature Acts and Appointments Amid Session
The assembly read communications from the Governor on the apportionment of Representatives per the fifth census and vacancies in Militia and judges. Bills passed include Firemen Insurance and Deaf and Dumb Asylum aid while other measures, including road and bridge acts, awaited third reading. an apportionment bill was discussed with major changes debated. The Senate and House prepared for an extended session with officers re-elected and a complex county representation plan outlined.
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Nye
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Thompson
Firemen’s Insurance Company of
Cincinnati
Augustine
Heaton
Houst
Union Bridge Company
Disney
Sandusky Steamboat Company
Lecteh
Duncan
Yeas
Earl
Congress
Connecticut West Reserve
Renate
freagZi
Pirem
Insurance Company of Cincinnati
Ntl
Deaf and Dumber Sons
General Assembly
Henses
Foreign Mews From Bicknell's Reporter
European intelligence dated up to May 9 from Liverpool and May 8 from London reports on political debates in Parliament. Lord Grey and his colleagues oppose an amendment to a bill, arguing it would undermine essential measures, while the opposition contends the motion seeks to defeat reform efforts.
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Bicknell
THE
Europe
Liverpool
Dep
Karl Grey
LAST ADVICES FROM ENG LAND SHIPS ARRIVE AT NEW YORK
The London Packet TLawns nat with Captain U Webbards reached New York on Wednesday carrying Portsmouth dated the 7th and London the afternoon of the 7th. The Tallyho from Liverpool also arrived with dates to the 7th. No new Bendon cases on Sunday and thirty three country cases. In Dublin twelve and Cork on April 30 report new cases.
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U Webbards
New York
Portsmouth
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Tallyho
Liverpool
Ula
Bendon
Suh
Dublin
Cork
Defeat of Ministers on the Reform Bill Reported
The London Sun Express edition notes ministers defeated on the Reform Bill by 35 votes. A list of sixty new peers may appear Wednesday, with further debate postponed until Thursday at ministers’ request. Also reports the Duke de Reichstadt’s failing health and Austria’s emperor’s concern. Cadiz letters mention large shipments of oranges and lemons.
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Thursdaay
London Sun
Earl Grey
William
London
France
Casimir Perier
Marshal Soult
M. Odillon Barret
Marseilles
Wig
Paris
House of Lords
the Sun
Vienna
Duke de Reichstadt
Napoleon
Austria
Olives Scarce After Hail Hit Crop And Prices Rise
The remaining olives fetch about 88 per thousand while the hail damaged crop is scarce at 5 cents per jar. The report notes flavor and juice are affected, with only a few olives surviving to market.
Revolutionary Pensions Bill Passes Senate and Heads to House
The Senate passed a pension bill supplementing the 1828 act for Revolutionary officers and soldiers. It grants full pay for two years of service and prorated life annuities to surviving officers, NCOs, musicians, and soldiers who served in the continental line or state forces. Payments begin March 4, 1831, with semi annual disbursements and survivor provisions.
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Senate
Kha
House
U. Stiles
Secretary of the Treasury
Iris
Benefits for naval service in revolutionary wars
The act grants officers non commissioned officers mariners and marines who served for a like term in the naval service during the revolutionary wars the same benefits as those provided to officers and soldiers of the army of the revolution.
Pension Claims Now Open in Norwalk Ohio
Notice to all persons entitled to pension list placement under the act of Congress. Subscriber Lewis B. Sturges in Norwalk Turon County Ohio will assist claimants, arrange evidence, and forward to the Secretary of the Treasury in Washington. Pensions for a private soldier are 96 dollars on March 1, 1832 and 48 dollars in September, continuing yearly for life with annual increases.
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United States
Congress
Norwalk
Turon County
Ohio
Hull
Lewis B. Sturges
Boston and eastern states oppose the administration tariff
The pamphlet reports widespread protests against a government tariff in Boston and across eastern states, noting large Philadelphia meetings and growing activity in Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Maryland. It condemns secession rhetoric and urges support for the majority and constitutional rights amid a heated national tariff dispute.
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Boston
New York
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Europe
AfeDu Jit
South
South Carolina
McDuffie
Register
United States
Niles
Gambling's ruinous cost to New Orleans shown in license revenue
A historical sermon denounces gambling as a societal vice, citing New Orleans licensing receipts of 30 090 dollars in the past year as proof of widespread gaming. It warns that even brief indulgence leads to poverty, famine, and death, condemning cards dice billiards and other amusements as deadly sins.
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N. Orleans
Moral decline warned as vice in youth grows
A Franklin Advertiser passage laments rising vice among youth in Boston noting pennies and coins lost tempt fate. It claims corrupt conscience follows and urges city authorities to act to curb the danger observed in boys found in streets seeking copper.
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Boston
Franklin Adv
Relief of Our Surviving Fathers Act Published
Norwalk dated June 19 reports the public release of another act to aid veterans of the nation’s founding, aimed at comforting the remaining survivors in their declining years and acknowledging the sacrifices of those who helped achieve independence.
Fourth of July Arrangements at Monroeville Named
The Committee of Arrangements for Monroevilles July 4 celebration met on the 16th inst appointing committees to invite an orator chaplain notify President Vice Presidents and Marshal solicit musicians and arrange festivities. They invite soldiers of the revolution Indies and gentlemen of Union county to attend and participate. A sumptuous entertainment will be prepared by Mr Griffin in his usual good style. GEO SILERFIELD Chatman EL Barner Seery.
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Monroeville
Ced
Iuron
Lt. Griffin
Uswud
Geo. Silerfield
Chatman
EL Barner
Seery
the Clarion
Important to Farmers Pax Bortann thrashing machine advertised
Farmers urged to note Pax Bortann thrashing machine. Described as capable of thrashing wet or dry grain, with an innovative single horsepower propulsion and portable setup in a two horse wagon. Potential to run a carding or Parkinson grinder. Mr Baxter Warrious offers information. machines already being built and soon used in several sites.
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Pax § Bortann
Parkinson
Baxter Warrious
Condensed Views and Notable Morsels from Salem to Paris
Bishop Griswold occupies the late Mr white's Salem mansion while Ms lodges in the former tenant's murder room. Cholera in Paris reports 7631 deaths through April 14. Two Paris chemists claim a new solvent process to spin India Rudder into threads for suspenders and medical bandages. Steamboat North America gains 45 feet in length, now 225 feet total. Washington Irving arrives in New York after an extended absence.
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Mr. White
Salem
Paris
Rattier
Guibals
India
North America
New York
Albany
Washington Irvings
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