Lower Sandusky Freeman notices and district officers
Public notices from Lower Sandusky announce newspaper terms and arrears policy. The piece lists county and township officers, including treasurer John S. Tyler and clerk Lou Rawson, with associates for common pleas and peace. Also appears are local physicians, lawyers, merchants, and a mutual fire insurance agent, all tied to Lower Sandusky Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bleaxer Caldwin
Woodville
Green Creek
Court OF Common Pleas
Sunge
Ebenred B. Sudifler
Sue
A. McIntyre
Townsend
Olmsted
Sandusky
F. Chapman
Bellvue
Lou Rawson
Jee Luctionger
Samuel Compmissigner
Suscieeats
Chester Edgerton
Office Court House
Justices OF the Peace
Joba Bell
Eady
Joba Te Greene
Coit
David Engler
Batti
Jota Moore
Jonas Smith
Creek
Amos Fenstod
JH. Gale
Oro Beery
James Rose
FP. Tuffle
Wm. H. Reynolds
Wm. S Russell
Abram P. Fersis
S. A. McIntyre
A. Linsey
Tra K. Seaman
S. Baker
Scott
James A. Fisher
Daniel Beker
Madison
Jeremiah MN. King
James Rice
Ephraim Walters
Davis Olinger
Marshall
P. ¥. Norton
Treaxurer
John S. Tyler
R. P. Buckland
la Q Rawson
A. J. Dickinson
Frank Bell
D. L. June
Board of Health
J. & Tyler
W. N. Morgan
F. Bell
Portage County Mutual Fire Insurance Company
R.P. Buckland
Lower Sandusky
Onc
Mystifying Elders of the Western Whites and Surmised Mawkeys
A collection of notes describes two bands called Mawkeps and Nuhockes said to reside in the far West near Mexico and Santa Fe. Trappers report white-skinned, blue-eyed men of average height, living by farming and animal husbandry while avoiding violence. An anecdote recounts a trapper's encounter with a Mawkeys village reacting with awe to pistols. The piece riffs on possibilities these tribes are remnants of ancient peoples, with broader musings on exploration and rumors of wealth and wild frontiers.
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Magus
Mexico
Hocky Mountains
Santa Fe
California
Mawkeys
Auburn
Col. Frewest
Pacific
Dolog
Tris
Nick
Cicero
Ivatice
Ding
Mumun
Dead Sea
St Lynch
U. S
River
Jordan
N.Y
W. N.W
En Nuweirch
Little Viger
N.N. E
Wady Hameir
Sami
N. 1
Moab
Simeon
Arabia
Sierra
Zacatecos—Antonio
Garcia Salinas
toRaxGo
Durango
Califoria
Smith
el Monitor
Cosavtca
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Coahuila
Torrea—La Verdad
Alvarez
Banimichi
Cuoizea
Cadarella
Montery
N. C. Crescent
The Garden Gate Longing In A Silent Farm Scene
A nostalgic poem recalls a garden gate scene from childhood at a cherished home. The speaker remembers flowering shrubs, woodbine, ivy, and moonlit paths where a beloved figure waited by the garden gate. Time has passed, friendships faded, and memory remains, with the old gate as a quiet link to youth and sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aciong
Woodbine
Fenry
Howe
Breonthe
Garsow
Clio
Ohio Acts on School Teaching and Land Office Relocation
The document covers acts from 1849 about district duties to teach English grammar and spelling in schools, removal of Lima land office to Defiance, and penalties for non-removal. It also includes provisions for Akron public schools, and detailed 1849 appropriations for state offices and salaries, including the governor and Supreme Court, with directives on removing Perrysburg lands and transferring records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesaw
General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Eal
Iate
Tee
Fiona
Randall
Senate
Jaheies
Perrysburg
Lima
Lissa
Akron
Olio
Board of Education
Auch
Fee
Penitentiary
Secretary of State
Corwen
Ta Supreme Court
Courts of Common Pleas
Bansky
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Tetxas
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England
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London
Triest
Malta
Paris
Montreal
Edgar Wright
Boston Chronotype
Asdom
Casentino
Tampico i
Painsville
Wm. de Groff
Cin. Enquirer
the Freeman
John G. Lee Brewstlin Randall