Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Ohio Partition
Court of Common Pleas in Clermont County Ohio issues an administrator's sale notice for Thomas W Frazee in partition. Public sale action lists real estate under court order with specified terms.
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Court OF Common Bleas
Clermont County
States OF
Ohio
Jacob Fraze
Jacob Frazee
Brown Country
Eleanor Beck
David Hockman
Delitha Hockman
J M. Rogers
Susan Erz
Benjamin F. Rogers
James W. Rogers
Louis Rogers
George T. Rogers
Elijah Macket
Maria Hacket
Brown Wilson
Elizabeth Wilson
Benjamin F. Cornwell
Oliver Cornwell
William Cornwell
Delitha Corn
Delitha Smith
Rachel
Rachel Smith
Jane
Court of Common Pleas
Thomas W. Frazee
Abel
Nathaniel Gest
May Perm
Lote
Zacharia Riley
Abel Frazee
Richardson
William Frazier
Fraisier
Eald Frazier
Robert Elrod
Thomas W
Clermont
State of
Washington
Ohio River
Ten Mile Creek
Columbia
United Brethren Church
John Pierce
Probate Court
Prvate Court
New Boston
Pelanarag
Tktate
Edward Beyet
Peter Anderson
Milford & Chillicothe
Anderson
The Nation’s Call from Sea to Sea
A patriotic verse proclaims a nation rolling from Atlantic shores across mountains plains and forests to the Pacific in a righteous campaign. It lauds strong men of heart and principle as conquerors in a just struggle, asserting truth endures.
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Superior
Saint Lawrent
Platform of the Republican Party at Charleston and Baltimore
The document outlines Republican principles and pledges on union, equality, states’ rights, abolition of slavery expansion, federal economy, and a Pacific railroad. It condemns disunion, supports natural rights, and calls for economic growth, homestead policy, and protection for naturalized citizens.
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United States
Copgreas
Maintepayee
Eeeental
Lecompton
Kaneas
Congress
Wnh
Kansas
Nebraska
House of Representatives
Republican Party
River Wit
Pacific
Overland Mail
Douglas
Payne
Ohio
Charleston
Democracy of the Union
Incinnet
Democratic Party
Poe
Prsof
United Staten
Berner
Pondaetio
Pacific States
Pacific Coast
Cubs
Spain
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Bey
Supreme Court of the United States
Orobe
Cuba
Atlantic
National Democratic Party
Mississippi River
Pacific Ocean
Clermont Normal School session urged as valuable to teachers
The Clermont County Normal School prepares for a new session with strong support from local and neighboring counties including Kentucky and Indiana. Noted educators led by Prof Rickert will teach practical teaching skills while lectures by Stoppard Swine Warre Parker Smyth and others underline social and intellectual payoffs. Estimated costs are $15 for full participation as residents invite a grand four week gathering to train and honor the teaching profession. Local real estate tallies show Nicholas Longworth’s holdings at $3,500,000 and Cincinnati population at 164,000.
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Messrs. Ephors
Clermont County Normal School
Kentucky
Indiana
Rickert
Cincinnati
O. N. Stoppard
Swine
Miami University
E. E.warre
Portsmouth
M. D. Parker
J. W. Cuarrin
Anson Smyth
Early Clermont settlers and land ventures before 1808
The piece outlines first settlers west of Bethel along the old State Road, including Samuel Beck who bought 100 acres at two dollars per acre in 1806 and paid over years through debts and timber work. It notes Beck’s family, female labor value, and subsequent moves of the family, plus other early figures like George Swing and Judge Gatch, framing a portrait of frontier life, debt, enterprise, and community ties in Clermont.
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Bethel
Samuel Beck
Illinois
Iowa
Tilinoia
Samiel Beck
Ehey
Madison
Tomas Morris
George Swing
Poplar
Bethok
New Jersey
Michael
Amuel
Lawrence
Wesley
Polly
Judge Gatch
Milford
Ile
Ohio
Clermont
Poplar Creek
The Douglas Wor shipers and Stephen’s Burial Sermon
A sharp satirical sermon voices contempt for idolatry of a political figure named Stephen. It mocks Democratic ideas and cites Dred Scott and Popular Sovereignty while attacking Charleston conventions and North South tensions. The piece ends with a mock biblical quotation about Stephen’s burial.
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Stephen
Douglas Brethren
Charleston
South Carolina
Dred Scott
Territories
Uncle Sam
Stehen
Buck
Iain
Reat
Great Council of the Nation
Blessed Saints
Utah
Polly Gamy
Lamentation Choir Sings For Charleston Missionaries
A fragment notes a choir singing a historical lament during a collection for missionaries bound for Charleston. The passage mentions a humorous phrase tied to schoolyard culture and a community gathering.
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Amos
Charleston
Honest Abe Lincoln as seen by laborers in Champaign City
A New York Tribune correspondent shares a letter from a Champaign City carpenter praising Lincoln as honest and favorable to the masses. The carpenter recalls Abe Lincoln aiding him in a circuit court case for a nominal fee of five dollars. A Newark Advertiser anecdote adds that Lincoln declined lobbying fees for railroad legislation.
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New York Tribune
Champaign City
Illinois
Lincoln
Champatan City
Sin
Abe Lincoln
New York
Our County
Bloomington
West
Abe
Ilo
A. Douglas
Charles O'Conor
Uncle Abe
Newark Advertiser
Springfield
Illinois Central Railroad
No Hope for Democratic Party Says Erie Observer
The Erie Observer denounces the split in the Democratic party and warns that unity is essential for success. It cites past fates in 1818 and 1848 and predicts a doomed campaign in 1860, asserting there is no hopeful outlook for the party amidst division.
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Erie Observer
Pennsylvania
Weat
Democratic Party
Perils of sectionalism cited by Douglas in Agitator item
The Agitator warns of fearful sectional antagonism threatening the Union as Douglas rises in national affairs. In contrast, a Hillsdale Goshen trip vote tallies Lincoln 868c, 433l. Douglas 156c, 60l. Breckenridge 6c, 1l, with Lincoln leading overall.
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Douglas
Milwaukie Free Democrat
Hillsdale
Goshen
Indiana
Lincoln
Breckenridge
Lineoln
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Fitch & Brothers
D. Fitch
A. Fitch
Tt. Fitch
Uni
Business Directory
J. A. Adams
Clerment
Hamilton Counties
Clermont Co
Elston, Jn
New Salisbury
Mulberry
William Howard
Dennison
Sete
W. Dennison
Batavia
Geo. L. Swing
Batavia Hotel
Geo. W. Rulick
Petasien
Wm.arthur
LAW
Wapeuapenene Sounty
Weet
Geo. W. McLefresh
Market Street
Felicity
P. H. Hastings
Missouri
the Insurance Company
M. Lewis
A.m. W'Greew
Lewis & McGrew
Ctornexs
Denison
Ears. M. McGrew
Anpt
Tritt
Gro. W
Ino
Sombton
Johnston & Gregg
Batavin
A. Permn
Ashburn
Penn & Ashburn
Anes
Court House
H. N. Talley
Corney
Weaver's
Nazif
A. T. Cowen
Masonic Bull
N. J. Barber
M. D.aving
Amelia
Des. J
Kennedy
A.C. McChesney
Eli Calla
Peters, D. Opt. i
D. B. George & CO
Holesale and
Congress and
Broadway
J. A. Weaver
A. Squire
Umica
Weat Fourth Street
P.O. Box
Clermont House
George M. Davis
Main and
Union Streets
Goodwin, Paorminror
Patna
John L. Moore
John Grant
Potoria
Thomas W. Frazee R
Petitioner
Levias Benymer
David Wiltett
J. Tritt
Cramer, Adm'r
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Ndows
Missouri Farms
Streat Targains
Miller County
Jefferson City
Castle Rock
J. M. Clarke
William Muff
Pendleton
Main Street
Little Miami
New Richmond
Newmond
B. B. Warren
Lincoln and Hamlin
Barcel Copp
Lincoln and Hawliy Club
Stonington
Conn
Hamlin
Hamlet
Mhem
Frery
Misrule
Bonker’s Hill
Lexington
Groton's Heights
Mountain
Plain
Glen
Brasineros, Con
Republican Platform
Brackenridge Platform
BELL
The
Union
Normal School
Nicholas Longworth
Clermont Courier
Ane Clermont
IY Benjamin
Morrie
North Carolina
Elijah Willis
Tournal
la Salle Press
Douglas Worshipers
Barewell
Roee
Heles & Regul
Ashe
Old Abe
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