Ohio General Assembly Appropriations 1850 Summary
The Ohio General Assembly passes acts for 1850 appropriations covering pay for state officers and judges, governor officials, and penitentiary staff. It also funds convict labor for the new state house and outlines fiscal transfers and levies. Additional acts adjust state maintenance, illegitimate child support, and road and survey powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Charles. C. Convers
Senate
Ohio Legislature Adopts Dog Tax and Recordkeeping Reforms
The 1850 Ohio acts require Crawford county assessors to list dogs six months old or older by household and tax owners. Each person pays twenty five cents for the first dog and fifty cents for each additional dog, funds going to the common school fund. Also authorized are expanded county recorders duties to maintain three indexed record sets and improved penalties for neglect, with speakers Benjamin R B Leiter and Benjamin F Lester noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Military District
General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Virginia Military -District
Auditor of State
W. Marshall Anderson
Virginia Military Land
Union
Virginia Military Lands
Chillicothe
Union County
Delaware
Morrow
Licking
Fayette
Ashtabula
Lake
Madison
Summit
Coshocton
Guernsy
Columbiana
Allen
Mahoning
Miami
Defiance
Huron
Erie
County of
Crawford
Benjamin RB
Leiter
House of Rep
Charles ©. Conyers
Senate
Benjamin F. Lester
Charles C. Conyers
Irch
Ohio Religious Property Trustees and Road Labor Exemption Act
The document records Ohio legislative text about property held in trust for religious societies and how trustees are appointed. It also notes amending acts, exemptions for out-of-state college students from road labor duties, and official certification in Clermont County in 1850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Benjamin F. Leiter
House of the
Harrison County
Jamin F. Leiter
House of Rep’s
Charles C. Conyers
Senate
Farch
Clermont County
C. M. Smith
Batavia
Japan Writing Ink Boil Logwood and Add Galls and Metals
A recipe describes making ink by boiling logwood, then diluting to five quarts. While hot, add bruised aleppo galls, sulphate of iron, brown sugar, gum arabic, and acetate of copper, steep fourteen days, stir occasionally, settle, and bottle for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Amer
Ink making and historical notes from a drifted page
The fragment describes ink recipes using galls sulphate of iron log wood shavings and brandy with instructions to steep for days and drain the ink. It adds tips to prevent mold with cloves or corrosive substances and mentions an elderly Ward in Southampton and Dr Franklin era printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Southampton
England
Capt
Cook
Heda
Dr. Franklin
Washington
Iby
Togal Institute
Also Mentioned on This Page
General “Assembly
Qerk
Secretary of State
Treasurer of State
Supreme Court
Courts’of Common Pleas
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Asylum For the
House ‘of Representatives
Directi Fellaister
Gollass
Secretary of
General Revenue
Genea
Benjamin F. Lefter
Dutier
Sluin
Wolfost
Pang Amin
F. Leiter
Benjagiin F. Laer
House of Hops
Charles 0. Conyers
Hamilton
Beit
Sap
Anid Pro
Mors
Mercer County
Board of Public Works
State Land Office
Lima
Alexander G. Conover
Justin Hamilton
Charles C. Qonyers
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