Election of Chase Stirs Ohio Democratic Rancor
The Chillicothe Advertiser denounces Mr Chase as not a Democrat and predicts retribution for Locofocos. It cites Mt Vernon Banner and Democratic Standard attacks on the current Legislature and the election of S P Chase as U S Senator, marking party conflict and treachery fears.
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Mr. Chase
Lecofecos
Chillicothe Advertiser
Democracy
Chase
Democratic Party
Ohio
Mt. Vernon
Locotoco
Lghtest
Ligibacars
Ohio Statesman
Democratic Standard
Locofoco
Brown County
S. P
House
United States
Bee
Free Democracy
Columbus
Obio
Route to California via Uniontown ford and Indian trade
The St Louis Republican details an overland California route via Independence and Uniontown in Pottawatomie country. It notes a ford on the Kansas River and a planned ferry at Uniontown for high water, with Jackson and Van Buren counties ready to supply emigrants with cattle, provisions, and fodder from Shawnee and local traders at reasonable rates.
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Lstaxp
Callirornia
St. Louis Republican
California
Independence
Missouri
New Mexico
Oregon
Kansas
Westport
Kansas River
Uniontown
Hogs Packed At Alton Reach Near 30000
The past season at Alton Illinois hog packing totals near 30000 head. Quality described as astastally good and heavy.
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Alton
Illinois
Fire destroys jail at Fort Wayne Iowa
Fort Wayne Iowa jail was burned on the 3d inst with one prisoner inside. The inmate was removed unharmed by rescuers and no other injuries were reported.
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Fort Wayne
The Bargain-Opinion Abroad on Chase Senate Victory
The New York Tribune editor denounces the Chase Senate win as a corrupt bargain. He links Ohio Legislature actions to disenfranchise Cincinnati and install two sham seats, aided by Free Soil members Townshend and Morse, to elect Salmon P. Chase. The piece condemns the legality and motives behind the election.
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New York Tribune
Chase
Senate
United States
Ohio
Cincinnati
County of
Hamilton
Locofoco
Free Soil
Townshend
Lorain
Morse
Lake
Gov
Ford
Supreme Court
Salmon P. Chase
U.S
Benton to Tour Missouri to Defend Anti-Slavery Policy
The Philadelphia North American cites Benton plans to abandon California trip after Congress adjourns and instead tour Missouri to address the public. He seeks to recover influence after a Missouri coalition aims to defeat his reelection and hamper his power. He will focus on slavery and defend anti slavery restrictions for new territories. The move could shape party organization.
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Washington
Philadelphia North American
Benton
California
Congress
Missouri
Senate
Loco foco remarks on election and reform aims
The writer mocks Locofoco supporters for celebrating Chase's election while endorsing free suffrage and repeal of the Black Laws. He notes Locofocos harass opponents of Wilmot Proviso and Black Law repeal, but dismisses their abuse as coming from unfixed principles.
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Locofocos
Chase
Peorte's Law Journal Introductory Constitution Book
The first issue, published by Charles Ballinger Jr of Cincinnati, is a neatly printed sixteen page number with an introduction and the United States Constitution. Future numbers will cover the Constitution of Ohio Legal Forms and a general laws compendium, totaling 200 pages for one dollar.
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Tue
Ohio State Journal Subscriber Loss Quip Cites Truth
The Cincinnati Enquirer quips that the Ohio State Journal lost a subscriber because it printed a truth last week, while noting the paper has not faced subscriber loss for such reasons before. This brief exchange reflects rival press banter in the period.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Ohio State Journal
Enquirer
O. S. Jr
Insurgents Defeated Near San Charles in Venezuela Battle
Reports say Paez followers, about 12,000 strong, were surprised by 363 government troops at San Charles on the Zulla river. The fire-settled village blaze, a steamboat capture, and mass casualties followed before government victory. Three Paez sons—Salas, Raman, Tomas—were taken prisoner. President Monagas convened Congress claiming near-total pacification of Venezuela.
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Venezuela
Erribie
Paez
Monagas
Maracaibo
San Charles
Zulla
Jackson
Buena Vista
Salas
Raman
Tomas
Local Ohio Legislator James J. Smith Faces Critique
The Portsmouth Tribune and Clipper denounces James J. Smith of Brown County who proposed a bill to repeal Ohio’s general banking laws. They deride his experience, calling him green and weak, with creed of a tradesman rather than statesman, unfit to lead major legislation.
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Brown County
Patrick Henry
Portsmouth Tribune and Clipper
Inaugural of Judge Brough Published by Cincinnati Chronicle
The Cincinnati Chronicle prints what it calls the inaugural of Judge Brough revealing he pursued the office under pressure from friends and public service needs. It notes Gen Taylor once doubted his qualifications, a point cited by Brough in a public address as evidence of his own competency.
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Vovu
Cincinnati Chronicle
Judge Brough
Brough
O. S. Jour
Proper Celery Earthing for Quick Blanching
The Cottage Gardener warns against routine two to three inch earthings per stage. Earthing up too often invites soil entering the heart of the plants and slows growth. Allow celery to reach 18 to 24 inches before first earthing, then stop once blanched in four to five weeks until use.
Man Called William Reader Placed in Care After Suicide Attempt
A man who gave the name William Reader was sent to the hospital from the Mayor's office after a mania potu episode. He attempted to cut his throat with a case knife, then tried to hang himself with a rope but failed to tie a knot. He ran toward the river but was stopped by two boatmen and held at the watch house by officers.
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Cincinnati
William Reader
Mania Potu
Disturbances in Brazil Reported in Boston Advertiser
The Boston Advertiser notes from Pernambuco dated January 15 that government outlook improves yet many influential figures doubt a long quelling of disturbances. Insurgent leaders have joined forces, with 800 to 1,000 men aiming to establish a republican government.
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Brazil
Boston Advertiser
Pernambuco
Sheriff Attaches Steamer McKim Bound for California
New Orleans papers report a Louisiana sheriff boarded the steamer McKim to serve a writ on the captain. The vessel departed the wharf with the officer still aboard during the procedure.
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Cagryinc Orr
New Orleans
Louisiana
McKim
California
Protracted Meeting Boosts Elkton Methodist Church Attendance
The Elkton Maryland Whig reports 115 new church members from the ongoing protracted meeting. It also notes that 30 railroad companies nationwide prohibit Sabbath train runs.
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Elkton
Methodist Church
Flour and grain market update from March 7 1849
The report notes flour sales the prior Wednesday at 3.75 3.80 per barrel, with 1 100 bris sold since then at the same level. Wheat quoted at 75 cents per bushel and oats and corn sold at 25 and 30 cents, respectively. Hay prices for good loose hay range from 14 to 15 dollars with limited supplies.
Marriages in Goshen and nearby counties reported
A series of marriage notices from February to early March lists Thomas Ricz of Monroe to Exira Swine of Tate, Joan Foster of Fayetteville to Marcarer Thompson near Georgetown, Wa. S. Scaoorey to Drusilla Stonkey, Joan Hitt to Mary Smith, Jon Ran Dell to Lupra Haywood, and A. G. Hartman to Rachel Covatt. A humorous verse accompanies the last notice.
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R. M. Dalbey
Benjamin Ricz
Monroe Township
Exira Swine
Tate
W. S. Morrow
Joan S. Foster
Fayetteville
This County
Marcarer Thompson
Georgetown
Brown County
Harvey Irwin
Wa. S. Scaoorey
Drusilla Stonkey
Goshen Township
Joan Hitt
Shelby County
Mary T. Smith
Jon Ran Dell
Lupra Haywood
The Law of Newspapers Rules for Subscriptions
The passage outlines subscription rules including continuation on nonresistance, continued charges after discontinuation, liability for uncollected papers,責 removal without notice, and prima facie fraud for uncalled for papers. Postmasters are asked to keep a copy of these rules for enforcement.
Notice to forwarn against wife Anna Muller
John Muller of Stonelick township warns against trusting his wife Anna Muller who left his home without cause and provocation and states he will pay no debts she incurs. Stonelick township Cler. co. February 26, 1849.
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Caroline Descheitera
Caroline Brulow
Cincinnati
Constantine Bruggaman
Caroline
Jesse Fletcher
Stonelick Township
Clermont County
Ohio
Alpin
Brown County
Augustus Deschestera
Cincinnati Gazette
Anna Muller
John Muller
Stonelick
Cler. Co
Clermont Supreme Court
Alvane
Priscilla Ward
Hee
Chanogry
Joseph
Branch
Georgne B. Brower
Charles H. Brower
John H. Branch
Elizabeth L. Cones Branch
Charles N. Branch
Mary Sprague
Mary Branch
Alva Ward
Priscilla Wardyhiewife
Clermont
State of Ohio
Supreme Court of
John Jolliffe
Hiram Simonton
Ly Cuanceny
Peter Schyler
Marty
Be ’Mont
Court of Ohio
Pétegs Schuler
Nau
Peter Schuler
Supreme Court
Simonton
General Warranty and Quit Claim Deeds for Sale Notice
General warranty and quit claim deeds, mortgages and related instruments offered for sale at this office. Includes transfer assurances and legal document listings available for review and purchase by interested parties seeking title or lien information.
Bank Note Table Corrected Weekly from the City Papers
Ohio and nearby states list banks and branches with par or discounts. Several banks show par for major institutions, with many others noted as dis sale or no sale. The table tracks regional banking rates and solvency status across states from Ohio to Wisconsin.
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Ohio
Lafayette
Franklin
S & Traders
City Bank
State
Clinton
Columb’s
Chillicothe
Circleville
Dayton
Frank
Geauga
Marietta
Massillon
Mt. Pleasant
Norwalk
New Lisbon
St. Clairsville
Sandusky
Indiana
S. Bk & Branches
Kentucky
Bks
Eastern Solvent
Wheeling
Upwds
New England
York
Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Ifdis
Michigan
St. Clair
Oakland Co
Bank of Michigan
Michigan Ins. Co
Wisconsin, Mar
Fire Ins. Co
Mississippi
McGuffey Readers and Spelling Book Endorsed for Montgomery County Schools
Dayton officials urge adoption of McGuffey's Eclectic Readers and Spelling Book to standardize instruction in Montgomery county. Board of Managers of Dayton Common Schools resolves to replace Cobb's series with McGuffey's works beginning December 2, 1848.
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Dayton Common Schools
McGuffey
Cobb
D.h.bruen
McGuffey Readers Adopted by Montgomery County Schools
Dayton January 31 1849 teachers in public schools endorse McGuffey Eclectic Readers and Spelling Book as superior and urge adoption to unify class books across Montgomery county Western series designed for West needs. Cons. Rocers chairs committee praising home Western productions and uniformity. Store depository Howell Batavia offers exchanges. Ray arithmetic and algebra praised in Cincinnati and Dayton schools. February 22, 1849.
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Dayton
McGuffey
Montgomery County
Wa. F. Doccert
N.W
D. P. Perron
S. W
Jas. Campbell
N. E
M.N. Whitearoy
N. E. Dist
Cons. Rocers
McGurrey
T. H. C. Howell
Batavia
Sanders
Cobb
Clermont County
RF Ray
McGuffty
Cobb’s
T. H. C. Howells
Batavia Office Hours Notice at Court House
The notice sets office hours from 10:00 A M to 4:00 P M on Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays each week. It is dated Batavia May 10 1848 and located opposite the Court House on Offee Main Street.
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Main St
Court House
Batavia
Shields & Mon Ars
Suretos & Howard
Howard
Mexico
Clermont County
Columbus’ Mutual Insurance Company
Batavia and Vicinity
J. Ae Patr
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City Papers
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Tog YY
C. Bohm
Asram Boum
Olive Branch
Rtr
William Hobson
New Richmond
Ohio Turnpike Road
J.S. Denham
MRS. Alexander & Sisters
Itf
C. Baum & Co
Franklin Township
Mt. Olive Meeting-House
Henry Whorton
McGuiley
Townsenp Tuacker
Joseph Owen
Columbus Insurance Company
William Howard
Board of School
W. Kerr
Bott
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George L. Moore
Main
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Dustin, Jenness & Co
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Rome
Loree
T. H. C. Bowstte Dalavtas
Johnson & Jenkins
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William
Sargs
Court of Common Pleas
Mary Ann Woodard
Benj. Woodard
Benjamin Woodard
Mary
Ann Woodard
Mary Ann W
Ann
Benjamin
Lowe & Lewis, Sol
Dantex D. Sart
Pate Towneship
Ion Salt
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John Jotine
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