Ohio 1848 49 appropriation acts and finance measures
A dense ledger of state appropriations and fiscal provisions from the Ohio General Assembly. It details funding for prisons and convict labor, the state house project, salaries for officials and staff, printing costs, and revenue measures. It includes sections on taxes, money brokers, licensing for public shows, and auditor duties, with signatures of speakers and dates in March 1848 and February 1849.
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Deaf and Lamb Asylum
Vis
Fesolettbee
Clark
General Assembly
Ohio
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Parsons
Brian
John G. Breslin
Brewster Randall
Sreomoe
Oliia i
State of
Simere
Joan G. Bresuls
Howse Rep
Ins
Az Money Brokers
Otin
Monney
Toom
Uiis
Bonn
Infamous Letter Sparks Whig Riots Debate in State Legislature
A controversial 1848 letter exposes a alleged “black and vil lainous” Whig plot to destroy legislative power, prompting riot and disorder accusations. The Statesman coverage labels the Whigs treasonous, condemns the editorial stance, and frames Democratic stern resolve as a counter to supposed Whig violence and conspiracy.
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Bebb
Samiedary
Death of James K. Polk Honored in Notice
The Lower Sandusky Freeman reports the death of James K. Polk, late President of the United States. Polk died at Nashville, Tennessee, on the 19th, with editorials mourning his public life and expressing admiration for his talents and aims for the country. The piece closes with prayers for peace to his ashes.
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James K. Polk
Provident
United States
Nashville
Tean
Jndt
Earth
Freeman
Gamwoon
Old Presbyterian Church
Ueo
C. G. MM
van Hiere
Gains
Con
Econce
Gaius
Pailom
The Ohio State Journal notes a New York Globe lead on a possible suspect
The Ohio State Journal reports that Frese of the New York Globe has located the stone that struck a man named Woe Patterson and will pursue the identity of the attacker. It suggests Ges. Taylor as a likely perpetrator and directs inquiries to William, late Custom House Collector, in Sandusky, Ohio.
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Ohio State Journal
Frese
New York Globe
Patterson
Ges. Taylor
Ted
William
Sandusky City
Ohio
Newsraven
Tribune
Greely
McElrath
Bute
the Tribune
Major Snow
Money
Bayard Taylor
Dana
Mirror
Electo Magnetism Show Attracts Local Crowd
Measra Chamue and Piege presented Electra Magnetism and chemistry with a large set of instruments. They plan a western tour after touring Michigan. Plank Road Company directors seek a 4 percent stock payment by mid August. readers urged to refer to ads for details.
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Chamue & Piege
Michigan
Les Ser
Chutte
Plink Road
T'ipis
Insbeee
Uhowe
New Electrical Theory Linked To Cholera Treatment
Dr J King and associates, in Cincinnati, advocate a theory that disease, especially cholera, stems from electrical disturbances in the body. They describe a remedial agent with a predominance of positive water, mixing charcoal and sulphone compounds, to restore electrical balance and counteract negative atmospheric electricity. The author, RS Newton, MD, notes successful tests and urges broader study and public reporting of results.
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Cincinnati
Borrous
Amd
J. King
Department of Science
Bird
Des Hird
Herrick
RS Newton, MD
Jane 8Th
Mails and Postage Notices for Pacific Stakeout 1849
The United States steam packet Falcon will depart from New York on the 26th. Mails to New York, Charleston, Savannah, and New Orleans conveyed by Falcon or Ithhrons to Chagres, Panama, and San Diego with prepaid postage. Rates: half ounce letter from New York 12 1/2 cents. to Havana 24. to Chagres 20. to Panama 30. to San Diego 40. to Santa Barbara Monterey San Francisco or Astoria prepaid or unpaid at sender's option. Newspapers and pamphlets 3 cents. inland postage added. Post Office Department June 8 1849. J Col losmer Postmaster General.
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Europe
York
England
Ireland
Scotland
Portugal
France
Spai
Belgium
Holland
Taly
New York
Havana
Panama
California
United States
WILLIAM V_ BRADY
Pastwantara
Oregon Saaite
Hbevann
Clates
Panome
Falcon
N. York
Charleston
S. C
Savannah
New Orleans
Sxi
Tsthrons
Chagres
Ponams
San Diego
Santa Barbara
Monterey
San Francisco
Astoria
Pamania
Austoria
Orrick Deparment
J. Collamer
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State House
State
State House Fund
Breslin
Hovise Rep
Joan G. Breslin
Brew. ST. Randall
Speater
Howse
Auditor's Office
Homer Everety
Aistor
Sanduaky County
Easneser
Sir
Columbus
Geo. Reber
Follett
Sumanedary
Ittter
Idoa
Statesman
Taenforo
Sandusky Freeman
J. 8. Fouke
Lower Sandusky
W. B. Pacwen
N. W. Corner
Cheenut
E.W. Cann
Third
Dock Streets
Philadelphia
Sandusky
Seneca
Erie
Wood Za Turan
Ottawa
Ze Crawfons
Lucas
G. C. Heebe
Universal Iistory
Measie, Dewerr & Davexromr
Mus
Dewit & Davenport
Tribune Buildings
Nassau Street
Santains Union
Mra. C. M. Kirkland
John B. Hart
Puxssorvaivar Jounsar
Fowler & Wells
Inital
Fowlem & Wells
Clinton Gall
Nuseanet
N.Y
Cassius M. Clay
Barnet
Clay
Dayton
Ohin
Wm. Armstrong
Main Street
Chillicothe
Espsasa—Wonsy
Larrarios
St. Louis
Poteda
Virginia
Richmond
Paneatori
Narumany
Joe Kelley
Molly
Faixy
Heaven
Joe
Madam Gullot
Michoud
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