Ohio Acts on Coroners Juries and Justice of the Peace
A compilation of Ohio legislative text from 1849 outlines repeal of certain coroner provisions, rules for justices of the peace powers, and procedures for parties to judgments. It includes amendments on court practice, tax and school funding, and exhibit license requirements. The document reflects multiple acts passed by the General Assembly in March 1849.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
John G. Breslin
Tepe
Browser Kandabe
Sénate
Pasce
Odo
Plainsilly
Sire Facias
Joan G. Breslin
House
Brewster Randall
Senate
Wararas
Court of Common Pleas
Chin
Joun G Breslin
Wilhall
Maid Distriet
Anlers
Addon
Houaw Reyes Brewster Randall
Foreign News From Europe Amid Rumors of Resignations
Reports from London and Liverpool claim Lord Clarendon may resign as Governor General in North America and Lord Melbourne faces questions on handling Treland sedition cases. Paris dispatches note French army movements against the new republic, with Oudinot invited to Rome and prisoners praising liberal treatment while troops suppress disorders.
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oTie Courier
Eqquirer
Europe
Liverpool
Telekop
London
Lord Clarenden
Wilice
Lord Bigie
North
Nuerigan
Prowincen
Beaame
John Moswell
Treland Kuinore
Gow
Qudiaat
Rowe
Republiedia
Wirtenburge
Frese
Oudinot
Atet
Rome
Democratic Pioneer Camp Letter From 1849 Describes Hardship
A May 17 1849 dispatch from Camp near St Joseph records Dean Epurans and companions noting rough camp life after two weeks, wishing for a move to a better location. The message mentions Colonel's fragile health and reports the death of Mr Dasen Wareee from your town shortly after arrival, with condolences to family and friends.
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St Joseph
Dean Epurans
Ietranga Logain
Col
Lyle
Dasen Wareee
Tlea
Cholera Increasing Report From Cincinnati June 51 1040
In Cincinnati on June 51 1040 the cholera situation is reported as worsening with rising cases and growing public concern. Details remain sparse but authorities emphasize vigilance and public health measures.
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Civeinnatl
Announcement of Candidates and Agency Notices in The Pioneer
The Pioneer of Sandusky prints a list of authorized agents for binding and advertising. It also announces multiple candidate names for county offices, requiring advance payment for notices and subject to the Democratic county convention. Names include Dr Mot for County Auditor, John Thompson, George P. Frees, James Le Harper, Otis Lisor, Curtis Berry Jr, Peter A. Tyler, John N. Reed, Upton Powles, Samuel Henley, and P A Tyler Key, among others.
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DR. Mot
John Thompson
Ridge Township
Shor
Mesera Smith & Gilen
George I
Frees
Crine Township
Messra Smith & Gilea
Pleasa
Otis Lisor
Mersailles Township
Aew
Mesera
Pleawe
Curtis Berry, Jr
Crawford Rowinenship
Wew
Meare Smith & Giles
Peter A. Tyler
Tyniwehiee
Merve Smith & Giler
John N. Reed
Crane Township
Meaver Edvars
Plowne
Samuel Henley
Sheri
Alersis Smith & Gilesx
Ploneer
P. A.tyler Key
Democratic Convention Calls for Wyandot Delegates
Wyandot county Democrats call township assemblies on June 2 to choose delegates for county convention in Upper Sandusky on June 30 to select candidates for county offices and potentially appoint a delegation to the Congressional Convention. Representation based on one delegate per 25 white males over 21, with listed township allocations and a second assembly on June 23 for additional delegates.
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Wyandot
Upper Sandusky
Thi
Alan
Richland
Ridge
Salem
Mifflin
Pit
Antrim
Even
Crawford
Tymochtee
Crane
Sycanwre
N.B
Delgates
Sheldon Beebe
Peter C. Ulrich
W. W. Bates
John Myers
John A. Morison
Democratic Central Committee
Joan A. Moaisox
Quaker City
Tribune's harsh rebuke over mayor murder charge shocks readers
The Tribune criticizes calls branding the Mayor of New York a murderer and argues the verdict supports the mayor's duty to prevent riots. It notes police and military actions and urges action to remove the cause of impending violence. Also mentions the June issue of Lacy's Book and a local visit to Ira Bristol.
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Tribune
New York
Howe
Macready
Corenor
Letter from John Thompson on Wyandot Democracy
A fragmented 19th century letter from John Thompson to Wyandot Democrats discusses nominations and duties. He asserts loyalty to the party and pledges to follow convention decisions, while defending his integrity amid political attacks and urging strong support from voters.
Farewell to Heman B Sarva Aged 23 in Moon Day Verse
An obituary poem mourns Heman B Sarva who died at age 23 2 months and 26 days. The verse laments the loss with lines about death and farewell and expresses hope of reunion in the afterlife. The piece notes a gentle spirit and the sorrow of mourners surrounding his graveside.
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Pleof Bt
Joseph
Eny
St. Soseph
Ing
Con
Pittsburg
Col. McElvain
William
McBlvain
Uraword
Heman B. Sarva
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Laws of
John G, Breslin
Brewster Tandall
Manus
Armani
Goa
John G.breslin
Ealithia
Istmel
Howse Brewster Randall
Marvel
Eich Preman
Spraker Houww
Maren
Aunrou
M. Worth
Hudior Byandat County
W.1.g
Genese Lheary
Fick
George Lippard
Npxiuu
Willer
The
Singatae
Doe
Killer Ome Statermane
Ejiotor
the Pioneer
Sandusky
Aganta
B. Johnson
Sandusky City
Documenta
Wur
Gaonor Paar
Nansan Street
Messrs Smith & Gilesz
Janes le Harper
Conve
Ny Democrats
Meare Seth
Gilen
Upton Powles
Crane Towne
the Tribune
the Mayor OF
Lacy
Ira Bristoll
Richland Township
Bristol
Por
Mesara Editupee
Wyandot Canary
Ripe Towseni
Farewall Leman
Wien
Heman
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