Partition Notice in Clermont County Court of Common Pleas
Partition notice in Clermont County court concerning the estate of Abel Fensee. Frances Leroy Ww. Shouse appears as administrator for sale of Maud portions. Petition seeks authority to sell assets as estate settlement proceeds.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Clermont County
State OF
Oryo
Jacob France
Brown County
Ohio
Eleanor Beck
David Hockman
DeNtha Hockmen
Joseph M. Rogers
Susan E. Rogers
Benjamin F. Rogers
James W. Rogers
Louisa J. Rogers
George T. Rogers
Clermont
Ohi
Elijah Hacket
Maria Hacket
Brown Wilson
Elizabeth Wilkoc
Benjamin PF. Cornwell
Oliver Cornwell
William Cornwell
Delitha Cornwell
Henry Cornwell
Clay County
Indiana
Emily Ann Beck
Riptey County
George Smith
Mahala
Mahala Francon
Petiti
Eleanor
Thomas W. Frazee
Abel Frazee
East Fork
Little Miami River
Nathaniel Gests
Court of Common
Theore Porrh
Zachariah Riley
Indian Creek
Richardson
William Frazier
Frazier
Robert Elrod
Mors
Jess
Thomas W. Brace
Jacob Frazer
Hldah Wacker
Maria Mlaicket
Maria Cornwell
Eligahketh Wilson
Elizabeth Cornwell
Iver Cornmwell
Wileliam Cormwell
Delitha Commwell
Meury Cor
Chiy County
Meche
Favily
Ripley County
Tafiana
George
Malan Smith
Delitha
Rachel
Aldhig
Clermont Couty
Abel
Oliver Towles
Philip Elrod
Sloydeg
Elrod
Tatuiat & Johnson
Charles Henderson
Charles Rive
John Tahaan
Tatman
Probate Court
Clermont Cowty
Olle
New Hoxton
Edward Beyet
Towit
Peter Anderson
Milford & Chillicothe
Anderson
Eaid
New Boston
Aula
Acens
B.D. Oramer
Silly preparations unfold in a lace adorned scene
A narrator notes a flurry of garments and fittings as a girl orders help with a self adjusting bugtie corset and hoop. She mocks prays and fuss about ribbons colognes and a large bonnet while a companion named Jave or Jancy assists. The scene echoes period attire and humorous bustle.
Letter from Hanks on Lincoln and party loyalty in 1860s Decatur
A letter to the Decatur Chronicle from John Hanks, Lincoln's rail splitting partner, argues he has always voted Democratic and opposes Republicans while praising the party’s past. He recalls 1858 Douglas attacks on Lincoln, criticizes party abuse, and reflects on political consistency and personal honesty amid the 1860 campaign.
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Chicago Press and Tribune
Johbn Hanks
Lincoln
Decatur Chronicle
Hanks
Tinos
Pioneer Times
Rails and railsplitter praise Lincoln from old Democrat days
John Hanks recalls thirty years beside Abraham Lincoln from rail making on Sangamon river to DeKalb county memories. He explains party splits over slavery and why he will vote for Lincoln with the Republicans if nominated and elected, offering a rail as a token at Lincoln's inauguration.
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Mr. Douglas
Douglas
Lincoln
Ohio
Illinois
Mississippi
Sangamon
Macon County
Decatur
Abe
Wwe
Deeath
United States
Republican Party
Solomon
City of
Washington
White House
Jonn Hanks
Johnson's letter argues slavery as property under Constitution
Herschel V. Johnson, a Douglasite candidate for Vice President, writes May 10, 1860 that in the United States slavery is recognized as property and extends to territories. He asserts Dred Scott held territorial legislatures cannot abolish slavery and slaves’ freedom is not possible within such law.
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Johnson
Herschel V. Johnson
United States
Names and political jabs mix in late 19th century letters
A collage of light verse on girls names and on Gen Joe Brown and Old Abe, with reflections on Democratic conventions and German readers in Baltimore. The piece closes with a quirky question about a pain in the side and a remedy.
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Chicago Times
Joe Late
Joe
Washington Constitution
Buchanan
Siny
Democracy
Douglas
Chicago
Abe
Recollections of a Pioneer in Clermont County 1800s
The memoir notes early Ohio settlement experiences from 1796 to 1807. It recalls encounters with Indians, wolves and owls, fever pandemics, a deerskin economy shifting to corn, and salt trade trips to Columbia. It mentions Christian Waldsmith’s monopoly, nearby families, and the Paxton network arriving from Kentucky. The account records locust swarms in 1804 and a solar eclipse in 1806.
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Christian Waldsmith
Miami
Tie
Clermont
Hamilton County
Major Rives
Mayshey
Paxtons
Sutchinsons
Ramseys
Todds
Orrs
Thomas Paxton
Kentucky
Col Paxton
Liomas Paxton
Smyser
Joseph Brown
Smyner
Mr. Brown
Eobenary
Indiana
C. Waldamith
Columbia
Ife
Waldsmith
Emigration and captivity reminiscences from 1796 to 1830
A letter recounts rapid emigration to the country from 1796 to 1804, notes Ulawaon's captivity and a personal account from 1813, and reflects on the writer's long acquaintance with Ulawaon from 1797 to his death. the author invites publication or rejection and defends his manner of writing.
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Messrs
Net weight rules for cattle vary by region and agreement
The article explains how net beef weight from live weight depends on quality, size, age, and locality. New York and Boston use different calculations including hide and fat. estimates range from 60 to 66 pounds net per 100 live pounds, with regional practices like weighing after feeding in the West.
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New York
Boston
V. Y. Tribune
A Patchwork of Jests and Rants from Old Newsprint
A collage of political squibs, quips, and anecdotes: Lane critique, Pat admonitions, a Sabbath school pun, a railway chase, a Long Island challenge, and a Victorian humor vignette. Names and places appear in brief snippets reflecting a bustling, opinionated era.
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Ftch & Brothers
Bivch
Ess
Business Directory
J. A. Adams
Slormont
Hamilton
du Milford
Elston, Jr
New Salisbury
Mulberry
Clermene
Aprdy
Weeliaw Roward
Pores
Dennison
Rotenis
Wo Dennison
Ullige
Detuieon’ S
Batavia
L. Swing
Ptorney
Sears
Batavia Hotel
Ofice
Third Street
Batavi
Arthur
Wilhamsville
Clershont Eounty
Glo. W. McLefresh
Yohigente
Market Street
Felicity
P. WH. Hastings
Missouri
Afno
Tna Insurance Company
TM. Lewle
M. Grew
Lewis & McGnew
Dokney
Swantive
Donigan's
MW. McGrew
Indy
Tritt
Battorn
Sturges
Front
Quarry Streets
New Richmond
Oliv
W. A. Townsley
Ando
Amelia
GRO. W. Gregg
Johnston, Johnston & Gregg
Ofttorneys
PERM
T. Q. Ashburn
Penn & Ashburn
H. N. Talley
Weaver's
Court House
A. T. Cowen
Hamilton Counties
Masonic Hall
Mill
N. J. Barber
M. D. Aving
Ametta
DKS
J.C. Kennedy
AWC. McChesney
D. B. George & CO
Tolesale
Congress On Broadway
Cincinnati
Née
J. AL Week
A. Squire
West Fourth Street
P.O. Hox
Cinatonati
Clermont House
George M. Davis
Main
Union Streets
Feltcity
Goodwin
Bae Hotel
Ll. G
John L. Moore
Pulstic
Avril Intsne
Uldyl
John Grant
Batavia, C
Marlyl
Moore
M. Bryan
Geo. .L. Swing
Altursey
Petitioner
Oitio
Leroy
Abel Fensee
Maud
Gro
Glen River
Mile Creek
Jost Fagin
Ohio River
Oxley
Palestine
Ten Mile Creek
United Brethren Church
John Pierce
Levias Behywer
David Willett
J. Tritt
B.D. Cramer
Adm'r
Nws
Mercy
Jane
Plague
Janey
Chyrel
Jancy
Matich
The
Columbus Statesman
Coles County Ledger
Baltimore
John Hanks
Abe Lincoln
Lam Bat
Democratic Party
Mr. Clay
Riend
Charleston
South
Mr. Lincoln
Sam
Mobile
Essie
Elsie
Carrie
Wittig
Katie
Fannie
Annie
Millio
Mollie
Minnie
Ligzie
Libbie
Lottie
Lacie
Hans
Barty
Himmel
Tam
Shanees
Tia
Conancreval
Thomas Corwin
Mr. Corwin
John Bull
Corwin
Makige
Veg Hon Bailie Peyton
Tennessee
Clermont Courier
Thomas Fitewater
Elesaeaiaecanga
Crete
Neal Saepiis
Ikea
Dan
Lane
Douglas Mer
Barra
Dubugne Pones
Pat
Joseph
L. V. Aiken
Asq
Nankin
Michigan
Daniel Fuller
Sarah Gilk
Long Island
Prentice
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