Laws of Ohio General Assembly edition 1840s enactments
Ohio laws published by authority cover acts on township school districts maps creation new districts and districting rules. Includes provisions authorizing county commissioners to fund teachers associations, funding limits, and petition requirements with tests of residency and board endorsements. Also notes acts on court procedures, tax on lands sold by the United States, and remittance of fines by common pleas courts.
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Marci
Ohio
Neapy
Secord
Helou
Enid
Eball
Joan G. Breslin
Brewster Randall
Senate
General Assembly
State of
Board of Cohoul
Board of School
Joan G. Hreslin
House
Wavanus
United States
Anid Staten
Thia
United
Tandon Wauther
Courts of Common Plain
Courts of Common Pleas
Announcing Candidates for County Offices in 1849
The Pioneer prints notices from Democratic editors urging various residents to announce candidacies for Sheriff Auditor Treasurer and Commissioner subject to the Democratic county convention. Names include Curtis Berry John Reed Otis Lisor Peter Tyler Isaac Whelgemuth Curtis Berry Sr Alvin Russell and others with notes on subsidies and endorsements. Emigrant journal excerpts describe a westward journey with officers elected Col A Mel Rine and Capt A McElvain and a camp by a scenic stream as dangers of sickness rise and the writer vows to persevere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesere Smith & Giles
Plevee
Otis Lisor
Marsailles Township
Smith & Giler
Peter A. ‘Tyler
Tymochtee Township
Messrs Sudth & Giles
Annnin
John N. Reed
Crane Township
Mesara Smith & Giles
Upton Powles
Crane Town
Messrs
Samuel Henley
Meare
Isaac Whelgemuth
Ridge Township
Aenie
Curtis Berry
Crawford Township
Riesers
William Bland
Tymewites
Sharif
Cho
Taylor
Democratia
Hutler
Pioneer
Rovertium
Tania
Howe
P. A. Tyler
Tangy juror fined and challenged in Ohio legal record
Court notes a juror was held for contempt for failure to appear with a penalty. The document records legislative actions in Ohio circa 1849 on taxing money brokers, repealing prior acts, and confirming official readings by state officials including Speaker Breslin and Auditor Worth in Wyandot County.
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mires _ BRESLIN
Howse Reps
Andall
Gebu
Ohio
John G
Bresle
House
Brewster Rand Vil
Senate
Journey to St Joseph Through Cholera Trails
A letter from May 1849 recounts a wagon journey toward St Joseph beset by cholera and rough travel. The writer details delays, a broken axle, long days on the trail, a stop at a Presbyterian mission, and a wolf chase with Col. McElvison. Tensions rise as Indians threaten, believing settlers plan attacks after a death among paroled missionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shree Save Creek
Editoras
St. Joseph
Mineouri
Col. McElvsin
Indiana
Democratic Convention Call for County Delegates
Democratic voters in vy yannot county are urged to assemble in their towns for whips at the usual election places on Saturday June 23 to select delegates. A county convention will meet at Upper Sandusky at 10 o clock A M on Saturday June 30 to choose candidates for county offices and to consider a delegation to the Congressional Convention. A full delegation from each township is requested to ensure strong deliberations.
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Vy Yannot
Upper Sandusky
Tle
Iin Carn
Delegate representation plan vote for 1849 election
The text outlines a suffrage based delegate system at one delegate per 25 white male inhabitants over 21, detailing township delegate allotments and noting elections on a forthcoming Saturday at 8 o clock for selecting delegates to the county convention. Democratic Central Committee figures are listed alongside the townships and county party correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackeon
G Dal
Richis
Ridge
Balem
Pitt
Sheldon Beebe
Peter C. Ulrich
Banting
Marion couple united in matrimony in note of praise
In Marion Ohio on Thursday the seventh an intended marriage between Jerard Reynolds and L P Priest is celebrated with a religious notice and best wishes. Elder Silas Da Balt of the Old School Baptist will preach in the council hours on the first day of July at 7 o'clock AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerard Reynolds
Mise L. P. Priest
Marion
Ohio
Silas da Balt
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John A. Moribon
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U. Sandusky
Wyandyt County
William Richey
Crawford Towneip
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Olav
Wits
William Ridchey
Jamon Ritdchey
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