Ohio Legislature Journal Jan 2 4 9 4 8
Ohio Senate and House proceedings from January 2 to January 9. Debates on license law changes county surveyors duties and state house erec tion of a new capitol. Petitions on various local and private objects. Resolutions re bank stock printing and court decisions. Recurrent motions adjournment and officer elections.
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Enforcement of a race licensure law prompts exodus from St Louis
A recent movement in St Louis enforces a law requiring free negroes and mulattoes to obtain a license to reside in the state or face eviction and imprisonment. Judge Krom’s decision and police action have pressured free Blacks to comply, with many applying for licenses while others will be forced to leave. Cities desiring these residents may welcome them, but St Louis argues they should not remain. The Ewing bill, opposed earlier, is now seen as honorable to pass, with support growing as the situation unfolds.
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Mr Ewing
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Ewing
Cin Enquirer
Life as a Precious Resource and Mortal Expenditure
A fragmentary dialogue reflects on life as a scarce resource and the folly of wasting it. A fortress prisoner contemplates a hidden water reserve, while a charged meditation on mortality and time follows. A brief humor interrupter in a provincial setting ends with a sharp gender remark.
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John Foster
War policy and extra session call in New York Herald
The New York Herald condemns Congressional Whig opposition to the War. It argues Congress has delayed action for weeks, obstructing the President and harming the country. It urges possible an extra session after adjournment to salvage the war effort and political blame. It also notes a new art bust of the Hon. Putnam Howe in the Merchants Library.
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Sarewell
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Putin Howe
Meresntile
Clevenger
Eeen
The Law of Love and a Woman’s Answer
A fragmentary reflection on love and honesty where a speaker asks for a perfect law of love and a woman’s reply asserts that love is known to all. The text reads like a reformulation of desire and moral guidance with unclear attribution and archaic phrasing.
Massive Mexican campaign looms as U S forces count
Reports from New Orleans and saltillo detail American and Mexican troop movements near Saltillo, Victoria, and Montery in a tense buildup. Worth, Taylor, and Butler race to link forces while Santa Anna marches with large numbers. Spies and reinforced regiments heighten the expectancy of a major battle.
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From Columbus and Wheat Prices Reported
From Columbus news notes the Wayne county election core debate and federalism attacks on Bir Wil ford with memorials in support of a new colony. War-time army funding passes the House. Ciccionas January wheat price 60 cents per bushel and pork at 34.00 per hundred pounds.
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Brathe DIED In This Town Frances Devieen Child of Bemion
Fragmentary obituary notice from a local paper notes the deaths of Frances, daughter of Bemion Davieen, reported on a Friday afternoon. It references Eveline, daughter of David Susser, aged about thirty years, with scant readable details about dates and ages.
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Deaghter
Bemion Davieen
Eveline
Deoghiee
Devied Susser
Commodity price list from Lima FRICES 1846
A historical price table from Lima listing per unit costs for foods and goods. Items include grain like wheat and corn, oats, potatoes, dried peaches and apples, beans, and staples such as sugar, eggs, honey, pork, ginseng, maple sugar, and seeds. The list reflects mid 19th century market pricing with units such as per bushel, per pound, or per dozen.
New Tannery Opens in Lima by Umsnead and Son
Lima new tannery announces relocation from Allentown and readiness to operate. They offer large stock of leather and accept hides in exchange or cash, inviting neighbors to a trial at McKibben's Old Stead. E UMSNEAD & Son, Lima, November 30, 1846, with other local shop notices and faded lines.
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E. Umsnead & Son
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