Ohio Acts and General Provisions from 1843 Legislative Session
Fragmented list of acts passed by the Ohio General Assembly in 1843 covering canals public schools taxation and oversight. Mentions measures on tax levies school supervision internal improvements judges juries and corporate regulation with references to prior acts and repeals.
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Ohio Stateaman
State of
Ohio
Miami Canal
San
Pennsylvania
Perec
Nacb
Sim Chancery
United States
New State House
Amet&h
Sintasieiedeed Eee
Essp
Legislative revisions and local railroad company acts listed
The document outlines amendments in 1849 to tax money brokers, create an Attorney General, adjust appropriations and justice duties, and extend Akron regulatory acts. It also details local laws incorporating several railroad and turnpike companies, and amendments to prior charters including New Richmond and Susanna in Clermont County.
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Akron
Cincinnati, Batavia and Williamsburg
Highland County
Hillsborough and
New Richmond
Bethel
Milford and
Chillicothe
Susanna
Clermont
Ohio General Assembly Recommends Constitutional Convention Vote
The resolution urges a people’s vote on amending the Ohio Constitution. It directs township judges to transmit per-county tallies on for and against a convention to the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, who will include the counts in abstracts and forward them to the Secretary of State before the next General Assembly session.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Court of Common Pleas
Courts of Common Pleas
Secretary of State
New York
New York City
Assembly
Ans
Court of Common D’ieas
Clermont
Monroe Township
Toiday
Monroe
Winship
John Fisher
David Brown
William L. Kenner
Timothy. Bearder
Nathan Nichols
Spenner
William Carnes, Inc
N- Browning
Clermont County
Tate Township
Towit
Little
Miami River
Beverly Roy
John Hutchins
John
James Campbell
Campbell
Jacob A. Huling
Huling
Vincent Cordry
Hutchins
Aaron D. Pagan
Admr
Elisha-Fagan
Covanne
James A. Langeant
Aaron C
Court of Commit Pleas
Oho
Meville
Court of Common
Ion
Bani
Elijah T. Penn
Ae Watriven
Samuel’ Ianateria
James A. Sees
Philineah
Penny
Grp
Jona
Nea
Aed Wilmoth
Joseph F . Prambers
Jesse Stout
Ann
Eliza Argo
Hackley
New County
Kare Creek
John ‘Prather
Andehcas
Sakag Sapient
Court of c
Elijah
Jo A. Penn
Early distribution law measures enacted in Ohio 1849
The Ohio General Assembly assigns duties for printing and distributing general laws. The public printer must print laws after adjournment. the Secretary of State must mail copies to county Auditors who contract printing for general laws at up to seventy-five cents per thousand. Auditors must ensure accuracy and provide certificates.
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General Assembly
Ohio
Secretary of State
Bee
Bresein
Vrenster Randall
Thic Senate
Grain and flour market notes from April 4 1849
Commercial report shows flour prices at 343 346 and 347 cents per bushel with late sales 400 and 175 level bushels. Wheat quotes 70 cents prime, corn and oats around 25 cents, rye 55 56 cents, malt 70 cents, barley 85 90 cents. hay loose at 13 14 dollars per ton. Buyers favored at close.
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Canal
New Orleans Market Report March 31 Prices Steady to Decline
Flour lowers slightly with 690 bris at 4 dollars and 124 sold at 4.25 for Ohio. Corn market heavy with a 3 cent decline. Small sales of Sar at prior prices. Molasses dull with no price change. Pork quoted 9 to 10 dollars for prime and mess. Good demand noted with fluctuating prices. Rio Coffee sold at 6 1/2 cents.
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Ohio
New York Market Report April 3
Flour sales in Ohio prices at 5 and 5 18 per 100 pounds. Corn for shipping offers at 10 000 bushels around 0.574 per bushel for prime yellow. Wheat dull with only 1000 bushels sold. Pork steadies at 10 25 for Mess and 8 75 for Prime with no recent transactions. Lard trades modestly at 6 1/2 cents per barrel for prime.
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Ohio
Singular Cause of Love and Death at Bank Spring Church
A young man named Davis killed himself with a pistol at Bank Spring Church near Camden after a young woman refused to let him accompany her home. He left a note asking to be buried beside her, and a family found him in his dying moments after hearing the gun report.
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Davis
Bank Spring
Camden
Auton Democrat
Midnight and March Controversies Echoed in Press
The piece cites opposition to Adams midnight judges and Polk’s Berlin nomination, notes New York law changes mocking no ex parte writs, and mentions public petitions against capital punishment while reporting on Quaker views and a deadly meningitic disease in Sutton. It references Louisville Journal Detroit Advertiser and Georgetown Democratic Standard.
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Moipsteat
Adams
Lecofeco Party
Polk
Congress
Whig Party
Hannegan
Berlin
Louisville Journal
Carita
Wayne County
Detroit
Bank Note Table Solvent Banks by State and District
A scanned list titled Bank Note Table shows solvent banks and discounts by state, including Ohio, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Wisconsin, and surrounding notes. It lists banks with discounts, par values, sales status, and mentions cities like Circleville, Lafayette, Savannah, Columbus, Cleveland, and Wheeling, among others.
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Ohio
C. Lil
Sipennesses
Bks
Lafayette
Gan Ess
Alabama
Prenklin — Pride of Mobile
Ankansds
Hbanks
Circleville
South Carolina
New
Dayton
Georgia
Columb
Savannah
Marietta
Massillon
Louistana
Ute
Mt. Pleasant
Muhi
N.O
iSdis Norwalls
N. O
New Lisbon
parsSolvent
St. Clairsville
Iltisom
Sandusk
Eyak Rah
Y State Bank
F.& M’s.bk
Jefferson
Shawneetown
Steubenville
Sale
Virginea
Déester
Western Reserve
Wheeling
Upwds
Xenia
Zanesville
Cleveland
New England
Lake Erie
New York
Scioto
New Jersey
Hamilton
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Miami
Urbana
Granville
Michigan
Canton
St. Clair
West Union
Lebanon
Indiana
Marriages Noted in Monroe Williamsburgh and Union Townships
On the 29th by Rev Nathaniel Daley Mr Joan SlaTER weds Miss Minerva S A Stys daughter of John Slye Esq of Monroe township On the Ist inst by Ezekiel Slade Esq Mr Joan Riney weds Miss Exrren Hoxtaxn both of Williamsburgh townships Also Zetius Perin Esq Mr Zacharian F pene ne Mizs Isav Parkes both of Union township The cake accompanied the last notice with thanks May abundant prosperity attend the happy couple
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Nathaniel Daley
Joan Slater
Minerva S. A. Stys
John Slye
Monroe Township
Ezekiel Slade
Joan Riney
Exrren Hoxtaxn
Williamsburgh
Zetius Perin
Zacharian
Mizs Isav- Parkes
Union Township
Drowned and Lightning Deaths Across New Richmond and County
At New Richmond Mrs. Cynthia Watson widow of Isaac Watson aged about 20 years died after a year of marriage leaving a husband and infant. In Cincinnati Mrs. Judith Shumard, wife of Joseph Shumard, formerly of the town. Levi McClure aged 15 and Robert Douchry in their teens died by lightning while fishing near Back Run sheltering under sycamores. The two brothers were Cadets of Honor officers. the elder was Worthy Archon. Their companion survived with injuries.
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New Richmond
Cynthia Watson
Isaac Watson
Thomas Kennelly
Cincinnati
Judith Shumard
Joseph Shumard
Providence
Pes Levi Meclure
Rogert Douchry
Leeds
Elizabeth Doughty
Back Run
Cadets of Honor
New Boston Millinery Offers Latest Bonnet Styles
Millenery from the city returns with fashions for Bonnets and Silk and Crape bonnets in the latest style. New Boston dated April 2, 1849.
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New Boston
Millenery announces spring and summer fashions
Mrs A Millenery informs old customers and the public that she has Spring and Summer fashions in stock. She keeps silk lawn and braid bonnets with ribbons flowers and borders, plus ladies bonnets and gentlemen's hats. orders for bleaching and pressing. Located one mile west of Batayie on the turnpike. April 1849.
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Batayie
D. M. Frazer JD Advertises Legal Practice
D M Frazer JD announces special attention to the practice of daily law. Residence one mile west of Bethelen on the Ohio pike. May 25 1848.
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D. M. Frazer
J D
Deyotts
Bethelen
Ohio Pike
Dr B Wubbell Announces Availability in Amelia
Amelia residents informed Dr B Wubbell has halted long trips and now waits four days and nights to receive calls. He offers treatment for chronic diseases with good boarding at reasonable terms assisted by students and two other practitioners. Four daily Omnibus lines run from Cincinnati to Amelia for easy access. April 5, 1842.
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B. Wubbell
Amelia
Cincinnati
Ameliaj
Choice Stock Horse Offered to Clermont Farmers
The admirable and versatile v 7 Jim Cropper is presented to Clermont county farmers and agriculturalists seeking stock improvement. Public inspection is invited at the regular stands: EF. Witson stable Amelia on Mon Tue Wed and Mr Noble stable Bethel on Thu Fri Sat, with pedigree and terms available from the groom until July 4, 1849. Amelia April 5, 1849 B. Hubbell.
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Jim
Clermont County
EF. Witson
Amelia
Mr. Noble
Bethel
B. Hubbell
Unclear text fragment from lodge office notice
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a Mason's Lodge page in Goshen with a note about an office in trust. No clear names, dates, or events are readable to define a full item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Incomplete estate notice to Clermont township creditors
Legal notice requests all persons indebted to the estate of Witham to come forward within one year and make immediate payment to Ansel as of March 22, 1964. Provides legal authority and summons creditors to settle debts.
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Joan McGraw
Franklin Township
Clermont County
Ohio
Pacerane
John S. Fallen
Adm
Moses W.iven
Tate Township
Robe
WM. T
Serret
V. Carver
James Vannosdol
Larret W. Carver
Ddr
Ted
Elman
Witham
Clermont
Ansel
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New Orleans Market
New York Market
Statesman
Cincinnati Enquirer
Brown County
Georgetown Democratic Standard
Worcester
Sutton
City Papers
Oakland Co
Bank of Michigan Sdis
Michigan Tas. Co
Wisconsin
Mar
Fire Ins. Co
iMississippi Bks
Millenery
Miss A.rust
Batavia
Harden & Everhart
TEE
Main Street
John Gran Batavia
MRS. Alexander & Sisters
É&C
Town
Bac
State Office
G. W
Luikens
Dexter & Huston
John ‘Dickey
Joseph Burns
Elenor Mack
Isaac Mack
Fallen
Joseph Woodmansee
Joseph T. McKi
J. M. Witham
Nathaniel Witham
Elisha Bennett
William Dean
John Utter
W. B. Utter
PS. Jones
Otis Prebie
H. W
L. B. Leeds
George Lear
Silas V. Jordan
George Pricket
Bethuel Covall
Joseph Martin
Josiah S. Emery
Jacob N. Teal
Phebe
Henry Apple
John Trees
William Abrams
R. W. Clarke
Gostrer
Williamsburg
Withamsville
TA. Weaver
Josiah Carnea
Moses Larkin
Adair
Alfred F. Pollard
Prentises
Felicity
Alfred
T. Puls Lard
T. T. Pollard
Dee’d
A. As Weaver
Main St
Patavia
Ix Cunporne
Dieumont Coexry
Ebenezer Hadley
Sarah
J. M. Hobson
E. A Am. Hobson
Gathae
D. Hobson
J. W
Mary
Ann F Hobsen
Rosanna
Luis
Rosanna Hobson
Josiah
State
Ebenezer
Sirah
Plage Meee
Josialy Hobson
Tate
Inher
Devnbeeethes
Sabenstat
Bank of
Gi Down
Uppe Brosé Gordon
Sursey
Joel
Emswer
Sail
Tehenee
P. D-Tfartman
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