Adjournment and political intrigue in Ohio Legislature
The Meigs County Telegraph reports on legislative adjournment at two A M and critiques party maneuvers. It details attempts to create a three Democrat appointing board, court conflicts, and bribery rumors around Lecompton. It notes Ohio lawmakers split on the Kansas issue and defends anti Lecompton Republicans and Democrats.
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Legis
State of
Olio
Itu
Manin
Pete
Supreme Court
Lecompton
Lecomptoin
Crittenden
Gov. Chase
Washington “Union
Aumiet
Montgomery
House
Gomery
Ohio
Hardlyworth
Gov. Chosu
Teter
Lecomipton
Union
Buchanan
Crittenden Amend
Chave
Congress
Friends of Freedom and Justice
Messia
Lecomptonites
Sub Treasury Bill Passed Senate Synopsis and Details
A synopsis of the Sub Treasury bill substitutes a state level system with a state treasury, county treasurers, a comptroller, and auditors. It outlines money custody, weekly reports, strict drafts by the auditor, quarterly settlements, and examinations by local officials. It includes scheduleed payments by year and penalties for embezzlement, plus a separate note on an accident to J W Gray of the Cleveland Plasidealer and an antiquated Parisian politics remark from a New York editor.
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Hate
Ren
State
Treasury
Biate
J. W. Gray
Cleveland
Session closes in uproar over appropriation bills and acts
A late 19th century report describes a fractious legislative session with heated exchanges between the two houses over the White Bill for Clerks pay and various appropriations. The Senate confirmed governor appointments except Guthrie as Olio University Trustee, amid anti slavery protests. The session ended with a raucous frolic and a valedictory speech, as hymns and national songs played out before adjournment.
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Cort
Olto
Nelous
Senate
Bilte House Board
Gutherie
Je Olio University
Andrews
Cinsea
Emancipation in Missouri exposure in The Crescent opinion
The New Orleans Crescent favors emancipation in Missouri within a decade. It notes Missouri’s push toward free soil, cites northern and eastern pressure, and predicts Kentucky and Maryland may follow as anti slavery sentiment grows, depopulating three southern frontier states.
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New Orleans Crescent
Missouri
St. Louis
Congress
F. P. Blair, Jr
Commonwealth
Kentucky
Maryland
South
Alleged Seancer Shot in New Orleans
A New Orleans tragedy reports Charles H. C. Stone of Dudley Nelson & Co shot at his desk by George W. Farley, an old resident. Farley accused Stone of seducing his daughter and failing to wed within a set period. Stone claims innocence as the wound, though dangerous, is not fatal. The incident prompts ensuing investigations and potential disclosures. Meanwhile Col Benton’s will is opened in Washington, detailing funeral wishes, estate bequests to Mrs Jones and Carey Jones, and heirs distributions with executors including William Carey Jones and John C. Fremont.
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Chas. H. C. Stone
Dudley, Nelson & Co
New Orleans
Geo. W. Farley
Stone
Harley
Col. Benton
Washington
Washi
William Carey Jones
John C. Fremont
Richard ‘T. Jacob
Montgomery Blair
Phillips Lee
Mr. Blair
Stivers & Stafford
AVING
C. Kepler
Pomeroy
Illiam J. Prall
Levi Hopkins
Betora George Lee
J.P
Aalisbury
Meigs County
Ohio
Taut
Hove
Eit Elock A
William J. Prall
John 8. Davis
Crowley & Davin
Henefic
Mary Anngles
Ile
G. A. Ros
Minersville
Flower Garden Rules and Mixed Historical Notes
Practical gardening tips cover soil, manure, leaf mold, transplanting timing, and pruning for roses and perennials. Also included are brief historical notes on a slave case near Ashland, Virginia, a shooting in Lecompton, Kansas, and Minnesota railroad bond incentives.
The Power of Kindness Across Beings and Nations
An essay extols kindness as a universal force capable of subduing animals and civilizing humans. It imagines a world where mercy governs action, creating a moral Eden and harmony, contrasted with a Wisconsin river steamboat scene of gambling, dancing, and moral admonitions about forgiveness.
Special Notices Recount Illegible Patent Remedies
A garbled advertisement touts tonics and pills as superior patent medicines from W. Mowat and others. It extols Holloway and Morse cures, praises blood purifiers and hair restoratives, and urges readers to obtain free almanacs detailing medical histories while warning against counterfeits in yellow wrappers.
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Morvar
Foxer
W. i. Mowat
Broadway
Lew York
Hile
Ife
Holloway
Dyrpepsia
Fatom
N.J
Andrew Yourso
Monebolid
Kentusks
Jon Ledoux
Ln Banke
Loulatunn
W. Rohoek
Me Anya
Robaek
Morse
Drs Moraes
A.J. Whi
FITS FIGHTS TO CURE EPILEPSY WITH HANCHS VEGETABLE EXTRACT
An advertisement promotes Hanchs Vegetable Extract as a universal cure for epilepsy and nervous disorders with claims of specific action on the brain and nerves. It asserts relief for fits and general nervous debility, pricing at $3 per box, two boxes for $5, and mail-order availability nationwide. It also references a separate English remedy claiming to remove obstructions and aid married women, with warnings about misuse and miscarriage risks.
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FTE
Bparmn
Owl Haven
Bofforiter
Perrone
Birr
Haxee
Baltimore
Maltimore Mil
Union
Cotiace
Cleveland
Ohio
Thernea
M.A
King
Mir J. Clarkin
Ey Paysman
Bornen
Great Britain
Cumalen
Jor Moser
Pta
J.D. Burry
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Jueteketched
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Trina
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Pendleton
Hal
Miller
Burns
Hall
Europe
Cincinnati
Kansas
Cincinnati Gazette
Ron Run Wosst
New York
Courier and Enquirer
France
Louis Napoleon
Strasburgh
Boulogne
Hinlaoui
John Jones Moore
Ashland
Petersburg
Wm. Jackson
Frank Weston
Charleston
Zick
Tracepy
Roderigue
K.T
Wm. Thompson
Thompson
Shatin
Minnesota
Vatrett
Brice
Wisconsin
Cites
Helv Tobertisements
Lockholtece
Bockholters
Qual Ridge
Compainy
Smith, Beet Or Mat Medical Associates Nual
Pomero
Mont Faison
Jobo S. Davia
A. G. Crowley
Ormerly
Crowley & Davia
C. A
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Gale
Remington
Front-st
Pomery
Harrisonville
Lyme
Sheffield
William Joab
Marietta
Athens
Parkersburg
Olive
Loveland
Columban
Columbus
John Foagitt
Chillicothe
Kanawha Bank
Daniel & Rathbury
McCormick
Middleport
Industrial Academy
Chester
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