Hillsborough Injunction Dissolved and Railroad Meeting
Hillsborough injunction dissolved with costs after a rival company suit. An adjourned railroad meeting reports stock subscriptions of 1400 dollars and adds new members to the committee amid route debates and hopes for rapid construction.
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Hillsborough
Cinch
Binil- Freud
Hillsborough, Highland Co
Green
Bates
Columbus
Aor
Baldin
Cludenad and Maries Company
Unclear OCR Dispatch Names Officials Across States
Fragmentary milographic dispatch mentions Sevrdeyy and Ge Pierce figures. Names include Foley Jowes as Secretary of State and lawmakers from New York Kentucky Michigan Mississippi North Carolina Pennsylvania Massachusetts. Text is damaged and reads as a list of officials rather than a coherent event.
Bank Taxation Cases and Ohio Supreme Court Decision
The Ohio State Journal adds a column explaining the Supreme Court of Ohio decision on Bank Taxation. It states the court held that a charter is not a contract and that banks may be taxed under the same proportional rules as individuals, though questions remain about double taxation.
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Ohio
Supreme Court of Ohio
Sturges & Anderson
Longworth
Hansilne County
Supreme Court
Saurday
Cincinnati
Nicholas Longworth
Irving Cave
Thurman
Raney
Council For
Plainsite
Ewing
Storer
Gwin
Worthington
River packets keep regular runs amid rising river traffic
The river recedes but ample water remains for large boats and frequent packet service. Falls Cry David White Thos Swann and Alvin Adams are in operation with others soon to follow. Gratitude expressed to David White officers and Pittsburgh Packet Line for favors and a request to print telegraph on papers at the wharf. The Ohio mill continues weekly Cincinnati trips supplying Cincinnati papers. The Cincinnati line to be shifted to Louisville and St Louis trade in weeks ahead. The Crystal Palace steamer nearing completion to join the fleet.
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Union Line
Falls
David White
Thos, Swann
Alvin Adan
Lou
Wheeling
Pitsburg Packer Line
Ohio Mill
Marsolin
Cincinnati
Palk City
Pittsburg
Guthrie
Haldeman
Acing
Pillsburg
Falla Chiy
Notices of Periodicals in Blackwood's February issue
The February Blackwood's Magazine contains reviews and notices of The Gardenin review of The Book of the Garden by Charles M'Totowh and other pieces such as Lady Lee's Widow hood Part 2, plus a range of periodical reports from Pettman’s and Emerson Bons News. It notes publication plans, pricing, and forthcoming numbers, with commentary on Western and Eastern magazines and the Columbian and Great West.
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Blackwood's
The
Garden
Charles M'Totowh
Lady Lee
Julia Bull
Oxford University Commission
Paling
Potter
Mt. Jlealhy
Hamilton County
Howard Durham
A/D. Fillmore
Fillmore
Pavenaon
Raddgon
G. M. Reynolds
Queen City
W. D. Tidbell
Emerson Bons
C. W. Webber
Bensw
West
Southwear
Mississippi Valley
Agen
Guo
Wny Perton
Indignation over railroad half fare passes and postmaster removals
An indignation meeting denounces Central Ohio Railroad for refusals of half fare passes to delegates while others received free or reduced travel. The piece critiques patronage in postmaster elections and questions the honesty and efficiency of current officials, urging scrutiny and accountability.
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Dhe
Columbus, Xenia
Little Miami
Columbus
Cincinnati
Central Ohio Railroad
Ohio Banks Taxation Exposed in Supreme Court Ruling
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that bank charters are not contracts and that the 1851 52 bank tax law is constitutional. The decision rejects that banks bargained away taxation power and indicates the matter may go to the U.S. Supreme Court. If upheld, millions could be withdrawn from state funds as banks adjust their tax practices.
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Locoloco
Orricus
Thomnes Jeffreen
Jeferson
Yeserday
Supreme Court of Ohio
Sinia
Charr
Supreme Court of the United States
State Court of the Union
Ohio
Supreme Court
United States Court
Logie Lawre
Jenny Lind
Goldechinidi
America
Painanetrma
Iendel
Havana
Charlenon
Mr. King
Mantanzas
Isabel
Mexico
Republic
California
Acapulco
Mazatlan
Untitled fragment reflects political pledge and shop listing
Fragmentary text shows a political pledge by a Franklin Pierce era figure and a midwestern shop ad. It references a limited period assignment and a general call to support a fearless and faithful leadership, interwoven with a sale listing of men’s wear along the Obie River and local business assurances.
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Lebtee ii
Wright
API Sreety
Hor & Clothier
Singh
Middleport
Noble County County Status Ruling Ends Jurisdiction Dispute
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld Noble County as a constitutional entity against a challenge by Morgan's Probate Judge. The decision confirms Noble’s status and sustains the Noble Probate Judge’s authority, with four justices backing the new county and one dissenting.
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Supreme Court of the State
de Theart
Noble
Morgan
Noble County
Court of Last Resort
Ohio
Bauruce
Europe news on Parliament and Milan unrest disputed
Reports from Europe describe the British Parliament reopening on the tenth with no Queen’s Speech. In the Lords, Earl Derby and Lord John Russell outline government measures including naval and army increases and bills on Clergy Reserves and Jewish disabilities. Milan unrest details vary across London papers. A Panama Guardian note reports Jesuits expelled from Guayaquil being transported to Panama with police surveillance.
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Europe
Arabia Gland
Grant
House of Lords
Earl Derby
House of Commons
John Ruswell
Australia
Milan
London
Paris
London Morning Chronicle
Milnn
Kossuth
Wokoy
Equacon
Panama
Guyaquil
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Isaac J. Allen
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Athens Co
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Wenat
William NI. Gibson
Seneca Co
Backus
Cuyahoga Co
Board OF Public Work
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Cushocton Co
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Eailroad
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Edwards
J. Bullington
Kenry Olinger
Geo. Rasp
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Sugar Run
Ryavs
John Walch
Congressional Globe
American Colonization Society
Edward Everon
Congress
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Senator Cushing
David Chring
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Japan
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Grover Lee
Ralston
Corporation
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Smith
J. D. B.de Bow
University of Louisiana
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Ncinnati Dollar Weekly Times
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New Orleans
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Leass
Tribune
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Puelic Works
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Aikens Co
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Fogle
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Mra. Fogle
Mr. Kyle
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Alabama
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Pares Stent Mae
Din Wining & Weet
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Wem Columbia Mining
Menulgcyuring Co
Mazzini
Milen Iang
Ariemad
New York
Life and Trust Company
Gage
Ravenna
L. A. de R. A. Gillett
Darius Lyman
Daniel Curtiss
Memphia Fingle
Cawthorn
Holly Springs
Roswell
Rnver
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R. M. Moore
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Natchez
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St. Louie
Pacific Railroad
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Dave
Hottiing
Anker Ae
Obie River
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