Fragmentary Ohio legislative notes and public notices
A garbled newspaper snippet covers acts from the Ohio General Assembly on general laws and publication duties, court schedules in the eighteenth judicial circuit, turnpike company proceedings, and tax ad sale adoptions. It notes journal printing duties, publication costs, and rules for notifying creditors, with references to Breslin and Brewster Randall, plus local commentary on politics and a plank road project.
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Groton
Auglaize
Al-ten
Ib Ny DE Vandin
Allen
Hardin
Noveber
Shelby
Sfurt
Plesa
Venice
Breslin
Spreker Howse
Brewster Randall
Senate
General Assembly
Oan
Oki
Secretary of State
John G. Akeslin
House
Rey
Oise
Mick Dnares
John G. Breslin
General’ Assembly
Comno
Odd
Court of Common Pleas
Eac
Superior and Commercial Courts
Cincinnati
Superion Court
Cleveland
Comrmuin Pleas
Joun G. Breslin
Brewst
He Randall
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State of
Ohio
Judicial Circuit
Defiance
Williams
Putnam
von Worton
Henry
Paulding
Leeath
Jons Gelin
Neutral Ground Indian Forts at Lower Sandusky
A historical note on two neutral forts at Lower Sandusky used by eastern and western tribes during war, their shared access but strict noncommunication, and their destruction after suspicions of jeopardizing neutrality. Also discusses cholera in New York and various brief notes from the era including politics, plantation deaths, and miscellaneous items.
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Lower Sandusky
B. F. Srcsivex
Toledo
Detroit
New York
Moore
James Miller
Mississippi River
Tensas
Misissippi
Videlia Intell Lowistsa
Gow
Comasy
Pffard
Carder
Scott
Sal Zeck
Cleveland Herald
Dogs in War and Taylor's Administration Debate
A polemic piece argues whether bloodhound use in frontier conflicts is expedient, linking to Gen Taylor and political critiques. It weighs cruelty versus strategic gain, cites Hannibal and Archimedes as analogies, and ponders savages, frontier defense, and public duty amid moral tension.
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the Democrat
Taylorem
Florida
Billy Patterson
The
Democrat
Gen. Taylor
Ohio
Hon. Taylor
Jain
Heaint
Fort Harrison
Theopanartn
LeClair
Tippecanoe
Hannibal
Wildernese
Aes
Planicuils
Sullivan
Wayne
Tilley
Simon Boy
Bruce
Edward
Archimedes
Cyracuse
Christendom
Caylor
Hespaneda
Columbus
Tracks and claims of early settlers spark debate
The passage debates pioneers like Gianald Sears and Gen Taylor, praising discovery while critiquing rival leaders. It questions presidential succession, frontier protection, and public perception, urging corrected information and cautious judgment on motives and legacy.
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Gianald
Sears
Taylor
Columbus
Lemsday
Loos T
Remarks on Cholera at the Ohio Medical Convention
Dr Jodkins of Cincinnati argues cholera is not contagious and details his treatment approach. He cites cases, symptoms, and remedies, including chalk mixtures, calomel, opium, and brandy with careful next steps for diarrheal onset and dehydration, plus warming measures and poultices.
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Ohio State
Jane G
Jodkins
de Jones
Brest
Erie
Cincinnati
Ocgee
Chris Weremes
Ake
Soroeiee
Grameelil
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San Buildlinge
Third and
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Philadelphia
Sandusky
Seneca
Wood
Turon
Ottawa
Crawford
Lucas
Tifin
Seneca County
G. J. Keen
Lugenbeel
Henry Cro'nise
Joshua Seeney
Henry 0. Brish
Joe W. Wilson
Julia G. Breslin
Amos E. Wood
Joseph McCutchan
Wyandot
Lia
Brestin
Drestin
Congress
Myers
Rat
OUR Plank Road
Plank Road Company
Aready
Tovero Couukicran Aerusticax
C. R. Miller
Oboe
Sogrerr
Fareyns
Jerrald
Trelaod
Times
Pragent
Ireland
South Africa
Campbell
Mexico
Willard’s
Anin
Cor
East Sun
Wasnaixaros
James, Clay
Henry Clay
Portugal
Gepeuer
Brussels
Judge Chinn
Nantes
Crantes
U. States
Paris
Journal of Commeres
Pievlmont
United States
Brazil
Oporto
Elis