Ohio Legislature records clashes over bills and budgets
The Ohio Legislature debated amendments and resolutions in Cincinnati. The House rejected engrossment of a bill 14 to 17, approved a homestead exemption, and passed bills on the Covington and Cincinnati Bridge Company and crime penalties. The Senate adjourned sine die and the House enacted a state house expansion appropriation and a Cincinnati bridge measure into law.
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Bonaire
Cincinnati
K&k
Pugh Ellerce
Columbus
State House
Hamilton
Dayton
Senate
House
Pugh
Commercal Hospital and Lunatic Asylum of
Ohio
Leiter
Cincinnatii
Roedter
Hamilton County
Commercial Hospital
Board of Public Works
Morris
Committee On Public Printing
Mott
Green
Senate Adopts Adjournment Plan and Constitution Vote
The Senate approves a plan to adjourn on the 18th and proceeds with constitution framing actions. The House postpones the apportionment bill. a Senate bill for a people’s vote on a new constitutional convention passes 27 to 6. Several membership eligibility questions are resolved or debated. The chamber schedules further action for tomorrow morning.
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Senate
Beaver
Dobbs
Hamilton County
Valentine Chase
Butler County
Barns
Hendricks
Preble County
House
Appointment of Register of the U S Treasury and Senate ethics
March 10 Thos L Smith appointed Register of the U S Treasury replacing Graham. The President and Mrs Bliss received Army officers in full uniform and crowds. A Select Committee reported against Mr Shields for Senate eligibility and the Senate will vote tomorrow. Shields defended his letter to Mr Breese and denied intent to assassinate. Nominations Evans Maine Payne North Carolina Smith Indiana named to settle Mexican claims.
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Thos. L Smith
U.S. Treasury
Graham
Bliss
Army
Shields
Senate
Breese
Evans
Maine
Payne
North Carolina
Smith
Indiana
Market Notes Flour and Grain Prices March 14 1849
Flour receipts 8 098 barrels with demand up, sales to last eve 8 500 barrels at 3 75 3 80 and 3 78 delivered from store. Early today 450 and 400 bits at 3 80. railroad 3 80. further sales 3 78. Advices from New Orleans hint price decline to come. Wheat remains in good demand at 75c. corn oats 25c on arrival, 28c retail. barley rye 55c, barley malt 75-80c for prime.
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New Orleans
Floods Hit Mississippi River Regions Near Baton Rouge
Late reports from New Orleans indicate the Mississippi River broke banks at Baton Rouge and Donaldsonville, overflowing several plantations and causing extensive damage.
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Panaverruna
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Donaldsonville
Marriages Noted in Local Notices to Goshen and Batavia Townships
On the 8th inst. Dastet Reep of Goshen township wed Exira Merrer of Miami township. On the 13th inst. James K. H. Simmons of Monroe township married Emerine Gest of Batavia township. A lighthearted note accompanies the notice with local humor about the cake and a playful sign-off from the Devil.
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Harvey Irwin
Dastet Reep
Goshen Township
Exira Merrer
Miami Township
Nathaniel Westerman
James K. H. Simmons
Monroe Township
Emerine D. Gest
Enoch Gest
Batavia Township
Simmons
RAL MEETING TO FORM COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
The undersigned invite local residents to Amelia on Saturday March 24 1849 to form a County Agricultural Society advancing farming interests. Signers include Wa H Fercuson Cuarces Ross J H Lockwoop Juno Hancock.
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RAL
Amelia
Wa. H. Fercuson
Cuarces Ross
J. H. Lockwoop
Juno
Hancock
The Law of Newspapers Rules for Subscribers
Rules state that without explicit notice a subscriber is presumed to want continuation of service. Publishers may send papers until charges are paid after discontinuance is requested. Non-collection or removal without informing publishers leads to liability. Courts view unclaimed papers as prima facie fraud. Postmasters asked to copy and show these rules to nonpaying recipients.
Executors Sale of Real Estate in Clermont County
In Monroe township, Clermont County, executors of Josiah M. Browning dec’d. offer 118 acre property at $25 per acre from a court order. Sale April 20 between 10 am and 4 pm with terms one third cash, one third in one year, final third in two years secured by notes and mortgage. Names William Samas Carnes N.B. Browning appear in notice.
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Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Monroe Township
Said County
John Fisher
William L. Kenner
Timothy Rearden
Nathan Nichols
William Samas
Josiah MO. N. Browning
Carnes
Public Sale of Buckeye Tavern furnishings Ohio 1849
L Mitchell offers at public sale on Friday March 30 1849 at 10 AM items from Buckeye Tavern near Milford Clermont County Ohio. Auction includes beds bedding household and kitchen furniture, one large cooking stove, a new buggy and harness, an old buggy and harness, three new wheat fans one two horse sleigh one wagon and harness. A reasonable time for payment will be given.
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Milford
Clermont County
Ohio
Buckeye Tavern
Save Your Tan Bark Contract Offer Bethel 1849
The undersigned invite bids for five hundred cords of tan bark to be paid at the highest market price in cash and delivered at their Bethel tannery. Those with timber to cut in spring urged to call and contract. Liberal cash advances offered for large lots to secure peelers. J R Grant & Co Bethel March 15 1849.
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Bethel
J.R. Grant & CO
Notice of Road Alteration Petition in Clermont County
An application will be made to Clermont county Commissioners at their next session to alter the road from the Cincinnati road below Bennet's mills through lands of Thomas Forter the Hardin heirs the Johnson heirs Starks and William Johnson to White & Thomas mills road. The route would run west from Elizabeth Johnsons lane to about 20 chains then north about 50 chains to intersect the existing road. March 15 1849. 5w4
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Clermont County
Bennet’s Mills
Thomas Forter
John Hardin
William Johnson
Thomas Starks
White & Thomas’ Mills
Williamsburg and
Batavia Road
Elizabeth Johnson
Larret W. Carver Appointed Administrator of James Vannospox Estate
Larret W. Carver is appointed administrator of the estate of James Vannospox deceased. All persons with claims must present them within one year and all debts to the estate are to be paid immediately. March 7, 1849.
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Larret W. Carver
James Vannospox
Admr
Samuel Watriven
Clermont County
Elijah T. Penn
Jacos Pricket
Nicholas Pricket
Adm
Moses Warren
Tate Township
Ohio
Robert Justice
WM. T. Warden
Bank Note Table Corrected Weekly From City Papers
Tennessee and other states list solvent banks and dis counts on various banks. Ohio and Michigan banks show sale status or par value, with many entries labeled no sale or dis. The record reflects discounts and solvent status across regional banks and branches as circulated by city papers.
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Ohio
Lafayette
Franklin
Mech's & Traders
City Bank
Clinton
Columb’s
Chillicothe
Circleville
New
Dayton
Frank
Geauga
Marietta
Massillon
Mt. Pleasant
Norwalk
New Lisbon
St. Clairsville
Sandusky
Lebanon
Oakland Co
O.bk’s
Bank of Michigan
Indiana
Michigan Ins. Co
S. Bk
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Fire Ins. Co
Mississippi Bks
Adoption of McGuffey Readers and Spelling Book by Montgomery County Schools
Dayton Ohio officials report McGuffey's Eclectic Readers and Spelling Book recommended for uniform use in Montgomery County schools. Board of Managers of Dayton Common Schools approves introduction replacing Cobb's series in December 1848.
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Dayton
McGuffey Readers Adopted by Montgomery County Teachers
Dayton teachers report McGuffey Eclectic Readers and Spelling Book superior to rivals after in classroom trials. They urge adoption to achieve county wide uniformity and promote Western produced educational books and exchange deals through Howell's Store Batavia and local publishers.
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Dayton
McGuffey
Montgomery County
Wa. F. Doccett
N.W
D. P. Pexton
S. W
Jas. Campbell
N. E
M.N. Wuearon
S. E. Dist
McGurrey
T. H. C. Howell
Batavia
Sanders
Cobb
Clermont County
Ok Ray
Ray
Woodward College
Cincinnati
Fray
Cincinnati Central High School
H. H. Barney
Vermont County
Cobb’s
T. H. C. Howells
Atavia
Notice of separation and credit denial by John Muller
John Muller of Stonelick township warns the public that his wife Anna Muller has left his home and he will pay no debts she contracts. The notice is dated February 26, 1849 and signed by John Muller.
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Anna Muller
John Muller
Stonelick
Cler. Co
Caroline Descheitera
Caroline Brulow
Cincinnati
Constantine Bruggaman
Caroline
Jesse Fletcher
Stonelick Township
Clermont County
Ohio
Alpin
Brown County
Augustus Deschestera
Cincinnati Gazette
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Ss. J. Alexander
Milton Jamieson
L. Mitchell
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the City Papers
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Friedman
C. &c. Westings
Emil Friedman
D. M. Frazer
MRS. Alexander & Sisters
C. Baum & Co
Franklin Township
Mt. Olive Meeting-House
Henry Whorton
Columbus Insurance Company
William Howard
H. V. Kerr
George L. Moore
Main
Water Streets
William Hobson
New Richmond
J. 8. Denham
Ohio Turnpike Road
G. T. Layfield
Columbus Mutual Insurance Company
Batavia and Vicinity
J. A. PE
J. A. Weaver
Main St
Court House
Prug & Book Store
C. Bohm
Annas Boum
Olive, Branch
Ivy
Dustin, Jenness & Co
Loree
Ohio Liniment
Johnson & Jenkins
California
J. S. Barker
L. D. Salt & Co
Williamsburg
N. A. Hitch
Clover
P. O. Noble & Sargent
Swing & Johnson
Clarke
Moses Larkin
Felicity
M. Witham
Witliamsville
C. Dial
Mount Carmel
M.H. Davin
Foo & Wells
Moscow
D. McMiller
Neville
A. Smith & Co
Smith’s Landing
J. R. Corbi
Withamearside
DR. Duncan
Duncan
Chas. Wilson
Springfield
Main Street
T. 8
CO. Howells
W. E. Bruce
T. M. Steiner
Bruce, Steiner & CO
S. W. Corner
Columbia & Sycamore Lis., Cincinnnati
R. R. Depot
Springfiel
Sandusky City
Buckeye
Ro Mitchell
Mitrorp
New Drug and Book Store
T. H. Howells
Wm, A. Glaney
Clermont ‘Counties
Fi & Sixth
J. Alexander
John Dunlap
Goshen
G. W. Denison
Cross Street
Th Court House
T. M. Lewis
Crose
H. N. Talley
Jan
Julius A. Penn
Hancery
D. MW. Frazer
Ohio Pike
James Evans
Batavia, Ohio
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