Ohio Legislature Debates Apportionment and Reforms
The Ohio Senate and House conduct lengthy sessions through March documenting debates over the Apportionment Bill, investigations into journal alterations, and oaths by Senators. They advance a ten-hour work proposal, state house funding, and districting for senators and representatives while scheduling adjournment actions and a joint election of associate judges.
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House
Townshend
Morse
Smith
Brown
Senate
Cincinnati
Archbold
Messrs
Dimmock, Beaver
Lewis
State Legislature Actions and Court Schedule
The Supreme Common Pleas and other Judges opened until December next. A measure to reduce real estate valuation to tax age 25 percent was postponed. A Wilmot Proviso adoption resolution passed in the Senate with ten yeas and twelve nays. Senate amendments to the homestead exemption bill were rejected. The Hamilton County apportionment bill failed on third reading. The House set the Supreme Court term.
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Senate
Beaver
General Assembly
Pugh
Bigger
Supreme Common Pleas
Congress
United States
Messrs
Dresback
Franks
Miller
Mott
Myers
Pierce
Roedter
Smith
Brown
van Buskirk
Voorhies
Hamilton County
Yeas
Mr. Ewing
House
Supreme Court
Editor's Convalescence Delays Paper. Ads Appear Both Sides
The issue notes that advertisements fill both sides of today’s paper and asks readers to charge the lapse to the editor’s ongoing illness. The writer is convalescent but hopes to return to duties next week.
Market Report Fluorish and Grain Prices Steady in New Orleans
Commercial market notes from Wednesday March 21 1849 show flour trading at 3.80 and 3.73 with bids at 3.65, while wheat holds around 75 cents and corn pays 25 cents to distillers. Oats and barley steady to dull, pork pork prices near 9.25 to 9.50 with 160 683 barrels since September 1 and beef cuts priced around 2.4 4% for shoulders sides and hams in quiet trading.
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New Orleans
Petition to Sell Land in Clermont County Ohio
Elijah T. Penn as administrator for Samuel Walriven deceased seeks court action to appraise and sell 112 acres of real estate in Clermont County Ohio on Willow Creek to pay debts and estate costs. The petition lists a detailed survey description and court notice with March 8 1849 filing date and March term request. The heirs named include James A Sargeant Ellen Sargeant Philineah Penn Samuel Walriven Emanuel Grubb Jemimah Grubb John Wilmoth Rebecca Wilmoth Joseph Frambers Susan Frambers Jesse Stout Ann Stout Alexander Argo Eliza Argo.
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Elijah T. Penn
Samuel Walriven
James A. Sargeant
Ellen Sargeant
Philineah Penn
Emanuel Grubb
Jemimah Grubb
John Wilmoth
Rebecca Wilmoth
Joseph Frambers
Susan Frambers
Jesse Stout
Ann Stout
Alexander Argo
Eliza Argo
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
State of Ohio
Elijan T. Penn
John Hackley
State of
Ohio
Willow Creek
Joshua Pigman
Pigman
Joshua Sargeant
Zadock Watson
John Prather
Prather
Lynn
Elijah
I’. Penn
Lijah T. Penn
J. A. Penn
Tate Township
Little Miami River
Beverly Roy
John Hutchins
John
James Campbell
Campbell
Jacob A. Huling
Huling
Vincent Cordry
Hutchins
Betas
Aaron D. Fagan
Adm
Elisha Fagan
Cotton Demand and Commodity Prices Report
On March 18 strong demand noted for Cotton with 10,000 sales in the last three days. Flour sales 4000 bris at 4,373 4,50 for Ohio. Pork priced prime 9,25 and Mississippi 10,25. Lard 53 6c per bris. Whisky at 17c with prices dropping. Molasses sold at 17 19c.
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Ohio
Mississippi
Death of Miss Rachel Moore Aged About Twenty
On Thursday morning last after a long illness Miss Rachel Moore daughter of Samuel Moore of this township aged about twenty died. Her memory is mourned as a flowret of summer withering in the springtime of beauty and youth. Her home and kin are left in sorrow.
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Rachel Moore
Samuel Moore
Bank Note Table Corrected Weekly In City Papers
Tennessee and other states list solvent banks and par values for notes. The table names banks and branches with discounts and sales status across multiple states including Indiana Kentucky Alabama Arkansas North Carolina Louisiana Illinois Virginia Michigan Wisconsin and Mississippi. It notes banks previously discounted at 3 to 5 percent now generally received at par and lists various local banks and branches with sale or no sale statuses.
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Ohio
Lafayette
Franklin
S & Traders
City Bank
Clinton
Columb’s
Circleville
New
Dayton
Frank
Geauga
Marietta
Massillon
Mt. Pleasant
Norwalk
New Lisbon
St. Clairsville
Sand
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Ohio Legislature
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Sewats
Dimmock
Waeaeas
Goddard
Byers
Blake
Hovusa
Ohio and Mississippi
Lucas
Henry
Wood Ottawa
Sandusky
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company Bank
Cincinnati Market
New Orleans Market
County Agricultural Society
Amelia
Ww. H. Fercusag
Duartes Ross
J. H. Lockwoop
Jno. Hancock
J. S. Donxnam
Francis Fercusox
Bzexter Lockwoop
Zacuaria
Donxnam
U. S. Mail Independent Stage Office
Walnut Street
U. S. Hotel
Batavia
State Office
G. W. Lukens
Dexter & Huston
Goshen
Williamsburg
Wilhiamsville
Weaver
Moses Larkin
Alfred T. Pollard
Felicity
Alred T. Pollard
D. Wood
1St Co. 3d Br
William G. Open
Batavia Township
Ansel Bd. White
Joan McGraw
Franklin Township
Milton Jamieson
J.meisner
Attorney AT Law
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D. M. Frazer
Bethel
Ohio Pike
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Ss. J. Alexander
Monroe Township
Said
Said County
John Fisher
William L. Kenner
Timothy Rearden
Nathan Nichols
William Carnes
Josiah MO. N. Browning
Carden
Milford
Buckeye Tavern
L. Mitchell
J.R. Grant & CO
March Prug & Book Store
Friedman
Court House
C. &c. Westings
Emil Friedman
Caroline Descheitera
Caroline Brulow
Constantine Bruggaman
Caroline
Jesse Fletcher
Stonelick Township
Alpin
Brown County
Augustus Deschestera
Cincinnati Gazette
MRS. Alexander & Sisters
C. Bonm & Co
Itf
Mt. Olive Meeting-House
Henry Whorton
Columbus Insurance Company
William Howard
Board of School
K. V. Kerr
Qass
George L. Moore
Main
Water Streets
William Hobson
New Richmond
Ohio Turnpike Road
J. 8. Denham
G. T. Layfield
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N. E
M.N. Wheaton
Montgomery County Teachers’ Association
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Ebevecrie Reapers
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Cons. Rocers
McGurrey
Ray
Woodward College
Cincinnati Central High School
H.H. Barney
Bennet’s Mills
Thomas Forter
John Hardin
William Johnson
Thomas Starks
William John‘son
White
Thomas
Williamsburg and
Batavia Road
Elizabeth Johnson
Larret W. Carver
James Vaxxospol
Larret Ww. Carver
Admr
Samuel Watriven
Eame
Adia
Ortiz Root Ssuweenatk
College
Ehall
Yor
Hawever
Tne
Walnut St
West Side
4Th & Sth
Dustin, Jenness
Bnig Maract
Loree
T. H.C. Mowells
Johnson & Jenkins
Swing & Johnson
Sika Clsike
Berbel
M. Witham
Withaupville
GQ. Inal
Mount Camel
M. J. Davis
Kee & Wells
Moscow
Dy MeClitter
Neville
A. Smyth & Co
J. KR
Corbig
Withamsville
Withamsville, < & LD. Fanfield
Ametia
L Doughty
Bantam
J. & Johnson
EB. Dimaitt
Boton
Am Urey
McNeel
Mo Er Pry Barger
C. Baum
Oluve Grangh
MecGuffey
Vermeont
Bai
Guffey
Cobbs’s
Sanders
C. Bom
AnRam Bow
C Bohm & Bather
Olive Branch
St Isl
NOTIC
Jaoos Pricyrt
Nicholas Pricket
Asimir
Owe
Notich
Anna Muller
Eee
Eaise
Zoe
John Mul Stone
Cler. Co
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