Post Office Powers and Private Express Prohibitions Expanded
Sectioned act grants Post Office powers to pay postage accounts, allows free official mail, and authorizes three Assistant Postmasters General to receive postage refunds. Prohibits private express services except under limited conditions. imposes fines for false endorsements and carriage of mail outside official channels. Also defines mailable matter and sets commission, funding, and contracting rules for mail routes and newspapers.
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Ea . Geers
Sewapageré
United States
Washington
Post Office Department
Post Office
Houses of Congress
Treasury of
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
House of Congress
BP. O. Department
P.M. General
List of Acts Passed At the Late Session of the General Assembly
A long list of acts passed in the latest session covers local and general laws. It includes updates on banks and taxation, public works oversight, road and canal regulations, and judicial procedures. Notable items touch Ohio banking, public printing, and a new State Board of Public Works commission to audit accounts.
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General Assembly
Courts of Common Pleas
Court of Common Pleas
Supreme Court
Olio
Therrol
3D Brigade
16Th Division
Ohio Miloa
State Bank of Ohio
Board of Public Works
Board of Canal Commissioners
Board of Peble Works
Anle
Conrte
Tas
Notz
Lsnatics
Canad
Conmon Schuoir
Cleveland, Colusbes, and Cincinnan Railroad Company
Milao and
Richland P Road Company
Huron Plank Road
Columbus and Sandy
Columbus
Huron
Ene
Commissioners of
Erie
Milenach Rustead Ploohrord Company
Kelley's Island
Baird
Ohoo
New York
John Quincy Adams
Wortieth General Assembly
Oregon Territory
United States
Olio Railroad Company
Garon
Ohio
Porter
Dayton
Canal Board
Streex Nasu
Roswrer Mansa
Droas Anana, Jr
Edsua Wuurtt Lesey
Castres H. Wie
Tuomas L. Humce
Canal Fund
Montgomery
Pickaway
Summit
Portage
Cuyhoga
Common Pleas
Court of Errors
Review of Ohio General Assembly's 101 day session and banking reform
The Ohio Late Journal outlines a 101 day session noted for its length and volume of work. It highlights 667 bills plus 730 if separated by category, urging that local acts and new roads dominated but general measures like banking progressed toward a private, flexible system under state regulation.
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Ohio Late Journal
General Assembly
Joe Creneral
Senate
Mlus
Opinon
Mr Coombs Honored by Clinton Republicans
The Clinton Republican praises Mr. Coombs as an efficient independent Ohio House member. The Statehouse veteran is praised for duty and fidelity to constituents, with hopes he remains in the legislature for many years to come.
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Mr. Coombs
Ohio House of Representates
Statesman
Coombs
Clinton
Mexico reacts to Texas war with new government plans
Incoming dispatches from Mexico City report decrees of forced loans and unusual taxes amid the war against Texas. Don Cauatzo, the late acting President, is described as a target in efforts to overthrow the constitutional government. Steps are said to be taken to organize a new basis for Mexican rule and fund current expenses.
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Mexico
New Orleans
Vial
O. S
Jonz
Bank Commissioners and Advertisers in Huron Area
Notices from Norwalk reveal authorized agents Macox and Terrie of New York to publish ads for the Huron Reflector. The Ohio Board of Bank Commissioners met in Columbus, naming John W. Allen and others, with Gustavus Swan as president and May session planned, amid discussion of state bank branches and currency reliability.
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Messrs. Macox & Terrie
William Street
New York
Board of Bank Commissioners
Columbus
John W. Allen
Joseph Olds
Daniel Kilgore
Alexander Grimes
Gustavus Swan
G. Swan
Olds
Cleveland Herald
State Bank
Dayton
Cinnernwall
Chillicothe
Lancaster
Circleville
Zanesville
Steuben ‘Ville
Cleveland
Opin
Death of Senator Bates and Pennsylvania and New York political shifts
The death of U.S. Senator Hion Isaac C. Bates of Massachusetts occurs in Washington after a two week illness. Pennsylvania voters elect Ger. Sro Canenen to the Senate as Cameron and Woodward battle in the Locofoco split. New York town supervisor elections show Whig gains, signaling shifts that may affect fall contests.
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Senator Bates
Isaac C. Bates
U.S
Massachusetts
Washington
Pennsylvania
Ger. Sro~ Canenen
Senate of the United States
Ilon James Buchanan
Uweisa Loco
Wiiy Yates
Locos
G. W. Woodward
Woodward
Cameron
Hainsburgh
Pennsylvanian
Re &c
Texas
Sullivan
New York
Clay
The Districting Law and Apportionment Controversy
Notes on the districting law after the late session show a Whig majority in a governor vote test would yield 9 Locos and 12 Whigs. Locofocos demand amendment to favor Whigs by about eleven to ten seats if statewide Whig majority persists. Also a dental ad for Dx Daten at the Mansion House appears.
McIntosh Catalogue of Fruit and Ornamental Trees
McIntosh & Co of Cleveland issue their 1845 catalogue listing fruits trees shrubs and plants for sale with prices. Readers may view the catalogue at our office to select items.
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Messrs. McIntosh & Co
Cleveland
Lecture by Rev J R Jouszos at Norwalk Seminary
Rev J R Jouszos will deliver a lecture before the Temperance Society in the chapel of Norwalk Seminary. The event occurs on Wednesday evening next at seven o'clock and citizens are respectfully invited. H Dwight, P.
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J. R. Jouszos
Temperance Society
Norwalk
H. Dwight
New Hampshire Election and Washington Dispatches
Returns from New Hampshire show the Lecatee i Congress ticket ahead and Locofoco state gains, with Hale among the defeated. In Washington, Cameron is seated as Senator. Polk favored for a protective tariff. Rumors of media buyouts and a Montreal annexation plan via a Portland railroad circulate amid party shifts and potential state realignments.
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New- Hampshire
Congress
Lecatee i Congress
Locofoco
Triohes
Remembering Henry Clay in New York Democratic Address
The Central Committee of Democratic Clay Clubs in New York prepared an address praising Henry Clay. The concluding passage vows to remember Clay through future trials, defeats, and national crises, honoring his role in sustaining Union and moral guidance amid peril. The text evokes war, corruption fears, and persistent partisan loyalty.
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James IX. Polk
Friends of the Union
Cay
New York
O. S. Journal
Henry Cray
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Chouse of Assembly of Canada
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