Printing Press for Sale and Local Celebrations Noted
In Batavia area notices announce a Stanbury Imperial Printing Press for sale in good order at a low price. A report covers Odd Fellows Celebration with 170 members in procession, Rev. Sewer of Cincinnati delivering an address, and festive dinners at local lodges. The Ohio Teacher journal is reviewed, with details on its aims and pricing. Governor race updates include Judge Johnston accepting the Whig nomination and campaign predictions to contrast with The Ohio Statesman figures.
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Lale
Stanbury Imperial Printing Press
Order
Sewer
Cincinnati
Judge Johnston and the Whig Governor Candidate Clash
The Cleveland True Democrat, organ of the Free Soil party, praises the Whig Governor hopeful as a capable man though finds Johnston formidable in debate. It notes Locofoco attacks rely on ridicule, while Johnston plans to stump to present his views in contrast to rivals. The piece also mentions proposed constitutional limits on land and banks urged by Locofocos and comments on G Conover’s reputation in the North.
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Ohio Statesman
Judge Wood
Judge Johnston
the Sun
Statesman
Wood
Johnston
Cleveland True Democrat
Fr Soil Party
Locofocos
Locofoco
Harrison
Taylor
Old Whiley
Sieh
Zanesville Aurora
Johnson
Galphin Claim Debated Over Interest Payment to Heirs
An 18th century dispute reemerges as Congress recognizes the Galphin claim? The 1775 audit found $43,000 owed to Galphin as assignee of others. After land cedents and shifting loyalties, the U S paid $49,000 to heirs, while interest payments prompted a House investigation with conflicting resolutions.
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Colscieh Caeateentabeena
Fisthy
Galphin
United States
Georgia
Congress
Treasury Department
Walker
Secretary of the Treasury
House of Representatives
George Galphin
Secretary of Te Treasury
Cabinet Dissension Denied by President Taylor Administration
The National Intelligencer on the fourteenth reports that the President lends no countenance to any attempts to disturb or unsettle his administration. It states that all contrary statements are without foundation and that dissention within the Cabinet is not occurring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Intelligencer
Taylor
Locofoco Attacks and Rio Fever News
The Locofoco papers deride the Whig Governor candidate with satire while voters mock their critics. Rio de Janeiro reports yellow fever tallies through April with 14 000 deaths. among victims is Thomas Jefferson Morgan American Secretary of Legation. James Summon was discharged on murder trial. Judge Walker may take the Cincinnati judgeship. new constitution approved by large majority.
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Rio de Janeiro
Philadelphia
Thomas Jefferson Morgan
Ohio
Legation
David Tod
Senate Debate on Omni Bus Bill Highlights Likely Tie
The piece discusses how in a full Senate the omni bus bill faces a tie, with two Southern Senators counted for the bill but expected to vote against it at final, potentially defeating the measure by four votes. It notes possible support from Wil Webster and Cooper and cites praise from the New York Courier for President Taylor’s cabinet and State Department diplomacy.
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Washin
Wilvuk
Senate
Free State
Nate
Webster
Cuppers
Wil Webster
Cooper
Cuba Expedition Report Claims Sure Landing in Cuba
New Orleans May 17 report asserts the Franco American claims ten thousand men will land in Cuba on the 1th with prearranged signals to warn inhabitants. The secrecy and efficiency of the organization are said to make failure impossible. Also notes large European emigration to the United States and English agricultural schemes amid a broader roundup of European movement and other incidents.
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Cuba
New York
United States
Europe
Gloucestershire
Worcestershire
Herefordshire
England
America
Limerick Chronicle
Liverpool
Pree Tuomas Hiren and Sheep Dog Tax Debate
The meeting passed a resolution citing a 1849 desire for a dog tax law to protect sheep and criticized the county’s exclusion from last session’s proposal. Senator Howard defended the bill but support for a general provision was noted. A three member committee was formed to question Representative Smith about Clermont county’s omission. The adjourned society then organized its Board of Directors for the year with John A. Branch elected Marshal and A Manker and John Shaw as assistants.
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Ae S. West
Tuomas Hiren
Panes
Joan’ Hancock
Aaron Fagin
Joux Pace
W. Pease
C. Ross
Baor Jonson
Howard
Mr. Howard
Mott Titus
Thos. W. Lytle
P. B
Pres. Joux Haxcocs, Sic
California Emigrants Sail From New York on Two Steamers
The Georgia and Cher okee departed for Chagres on Monday afternoon carrying 900 to 1000 passengers headed to California. The Georgia had 610 and the Cher okee 308 aboard by noon, with routes via New Orleans and Havana. High ticket premiums were offered recently and both ships carried a large volume of letters and newspapers for California. The wharf scene was highly animated.
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California
Georgia
New York
New Orleans
Havana
Three Men Die Smothered In Vault Fall
In St Louis on May 17 three men named Alfred McCarter Benj Matthew and Reuben Body fell into a charging vault and suffocated to death. The report also mentions prior murders and a Council Bluffs visitor amid broader notes of plague and fatalities.
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St. Louis
Alfred McCarter
Benj. Matthew
Reuben
Allen
Council Bluffs
Guysotts Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla Praised as Blood Purifier
An 19th century patent medicine text warns against mineral poisons in many tonics and extols Guysotts Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla as a safe, blood purifying restorative. It urges timely use at first symptoms and warns against drastic purgatives. Sold by Titus Stark & Co. Batavia.
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Guysett
Titus, Stark & Co
Batavia
O. M. Leonard
Broomine Grove
F. Bennett & Co
Sherif's Sale in Clermont County Ohio 1850
Notice of a porg sant to an order of sale issued by the Court of Common Pleas Clermont County Ohio. Sheriff Joseph Kyle will sell June 22 1850 at Batavia Court House between 10 AM and 4 PM part of John T Griffin survey 549 containing 103 acres in Miami Township. Terms: one third cash in hand one third in one year and remaining in two years secured by mortgage bearing interest from date.
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Said
John T. Griffin
Aaron Matson
Isaac Conrod
Conrod
Lewis Gatch
Hawn & Williams
Jonathan Megrew
Andrew Megrew
Joseph Kyle
Isaac N. Davis
Chanery
Michael T. Baldwin
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont
State of Ohio
Batavia
Clermont County
Ohio
Robert Powel
M. Cowen
Hawn
Thomas Hare
Cowen
Sheriff's Office
Clermont Common Pleas
William Johnston
Micagy
Micagy C. Selby
James Stewart
State of
Stewart
John C. Hemphill
Sarah Blanchard
Guardian, &c
Martha Blanchard
Cincinnati
T. W. Petticola
Guardian
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Clermont Courter
T Amosew M
Gest
Edtor
Overnor, Johnston
UR Cousty
Pow Boand
Alexander G. Conover
Auglatze County
Thomas Rainey
Columbus
Holmes County
Locofocoiam
G. Conover
Board of Works
Tate
James Summone
Reeves
Henry Armstrong
Superior Court of
Br. Louis
Porte
New York Courier
State Department
Chird Street
Gaubert
Noah
Sunday Times
Tat
Layard
Johan
Niseveh
Old City
St. Josephn
Plains
Ohio Turn-pike
Amelia
John BE. Offute
Pak
Erat
Main Street
John Grant
C. T
P. B. Swlro
GO. W. Fishback
Sonary
Highland
Brown
Columbur
Batavie
May
Parilla
Sherif
Sarah Shaw Et
Rownsville & Wheeling Coal
Seetor
LDA
Ralya Ree Haw
Oda Mittiser
Jenness & Co
Oder
A. F. Bryan
Teresa Zimmerman
Harriet Everhart
RS. Zimmerman
Mrs. Everhart
Masonic Hall
Thomas Kain & CO
Courier Printing Office
Jamieson’s
David
Wall
Jonathanson
Clermont Insurance Co
L. B. Leeds
R. W. Crarne
Sxcy
Williamsburgh
Ethel Lodge
J. R. Musgrove
Srev
Bethel
W. Garnes & Son
Oma
Trustees of
Ohio Township
Catherine Fagin
Chapman
Aaron Day
James Fagin
G. W. Denison
Batatia
Dr. Guysqu
BE. B. Perxivs
Marietta
Jon Panx
Sim
EB. Perkins
Marcus Spaulding
Erie
Buffalo
Marcus Spalding
F. Bennett
Aix
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