Ambiguous Notice of Authorized General Agent
Bi Rowe Bog of Loudonville is authorized as our general agent and will be recognized for business on our behalf. Readers are referred to an article in the anvil column about New York and Western, Rond, and a note on Dr. Yous in another column. Further remarks are promised to interest a majority of readers, especially those moving west.
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County Tax Pleas And Deliberations In Local Meeting
The document discusses tax issues and county finances from 1890s debates. It notes delays in book entries, concerns over higher state and county levies, and arguments for economical management. It highlights increases for school funding and county public buildings, with calls for careful scrutiny of assessments and funds.
Fragmented OCR claims charter repeal and council dispute
An excerpt details claims that Governor Eyoukeheeurvives acts to repeal the Franklin Canel Company's charter and seize its property, with protest by delegates and a heated debate over a general bill for a new policy. The fragment mentions Willacy Convention and Verk lines, with disputed attendance figures.
Tax Increases and Township Levies Stir County Taxpayers
The article details rising taxes across townships including special levies for Union School and county purposes. It notes higher road taxes and an overall surge in township series and school funding, with no single person responsible for the increases. It urges taxpayers to study the figures and seek a solution, urging readers to share the paper with neighbors.
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Aniland Ties Respond to Times on Riot Coverage
A local editor defends temperance stance and denounces Times criticism. The piece argues readers should judge the article by its stated aims and condemns personal attacks while affirming support for orderly discourse and community interests.
Firemen Supper Committee Seeks Support for Festival
A committee of gentlemen including C Busmsntt A C Swenerenn Jor een Brows Wexny Sreexore and Jo surn Wamo will call on citizens to raise funds for a Firemen's Festival supper. Proceeds benefit the Fire Company for equipment, described as the finest entertainment yet in town, with liberal citizen response hoped for.
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A. C. Swenerenn
Joreen Brows
Wexny Sreexore
Josurn Wamo
Judge Samtley and Rumor of a Senate Candidate
Private reports from Culumbor relay word that Hon. Pwoxae W. Nawriry may run for the Duvid Staten Benator. The rumor centers on a singular possible opponent, with uncertainty about any formal candidacy or dates in Colvimton.
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UAPITAR IDRA Proposal for Western Rail Travel Conveniences
A fragmentary note proposes Western rail travel improvements for passengers with infants. It envisions a car offering cradles baby jumpers and sedatives with a matron present to oversee comfort and safety during journeys.
Frozen Niagara Ties and Ohio Rail Security Debates
A 1854 letter from Conway reports the Niagara River completely frozen for the first time in thirty years and notes a mass of banking and currency issues in Ohio. It mentions appointments, Nebraska Territory size, and arson suspicions, plus legislative moves to curb counterfeit notes and adulterated spirits. It also covers Jewish civil-arrest protections, Nebraska bill tensions, and temperance conventions amid party splits.
A 1854 Letter Tour Through Ohio and Indiana
Correspondent Jevlys WM Young recounts a winter 1853 54 journey from Abland County through Ohio and Indiana. He praises Dayton Columbus and Bloomington while disparaging Pears and Gall esburg contrasts. He notes cities like Burlington and Mt Pleasant, describes roads planks and wealth, and closes from the Father of Waters with reflections on the journey and homeland.
Legislature Debates Bank Bill and Journal Payments
Fragmentary records show the Senate and House committees debating currency reform and the circulation of foreign bank notes. The session considers journals, clerks' pay, indices for journals, and public measures including taxes, juror compensation, and county road donations. The discourse includes proposals on bank regulation, salaries, and procedural actions with adjournment noted.
Prominent Contractors Backed for Broad Gauge Mail Road
Tina boas adapted and Selah Claw Ile Enya sf Cleveland partner with Haney Dunlitibeegs in the contract for ite constrantion The friguile of Hail Road enteprives will be very glut tolawen that Ate Geaiaibin is interested in the work and again me have the oil firm of Doolble an Cham berlin revived These gentlemen have been long known for their enturprise end energy and for fifteen years out have been aimed constantly any fake de straction of Public War a Th eopical they ha Nate heir ondertakin gncedental completion argue most favora bly for the Broad Gange Mail Road Chamberlain it will be remembered War thé contractor for the Ship Camal in Huntieh Hyovinwed the honvient work prob ably Rha Had been completed im Nearly Ammerica It is mraved that at one time tho had an many ne a Vhousand bande at labor on a single mile of flint Work Since the completion he has built Kail Roade In Vermont Pennsylvania Wisconsin and Ohio As an instance of the immense under takings of our citizene we give a tie of the Tail Roade in Pennsylvania and Ohio now under contrart and completed by these enterprising gentlemen By Chaniterluin
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The Great Western Railroad Project and Costs
A lengthy 19th century note estimates the New York and Great Western Railroad at over seven million dollars. It discusses total works costing sixteen to thirty million across Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania Vermont and British provinces. It predicts rapid car service and notes the Brown Gauge Mailroad nickname and projected rents and timetable.
The Pope's Letter to President Pierce 1859
A fragment of the Vatican correspondence dated March 31 1859 from Pope Pius IX to U S President James Buchanan and the American authorities. The missive asks for protection of Catholics in Brazilian regions and greets the U S leader with blessings and cordial remarks from Rome. The text references Arch Bishop Thebes and tokens of papal diplomacy.
Cities of Ohio Fire Valuation Tables From 1846 and 1853
A fragment notes a table made by Mr. Wilbur of Evie for the Board of Equalization. It describes city valuations for areas with over ten thousand population, showing value increases from 1846 to 1853 and noting changes relative to population size.
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Resolution on Pennsyl vania law probes canal bonus debate
A legislative sequence shows Mr Cross guiding a resolution to probe Was Law provisions and report amendments, while Mr Ackley seeks inquiries into state bonuses for the Sandy and Beaver Canal. Debate touches tariffs on iron and state interest, with Beckley opposing reforms as punitive to citizens.
Temperance Convention debate and city fire scene
Report of the State Temperance Convention debates on whether to press the Legislature to keep the vote on prohibition with the people or demand action. Describes garbled speeches, finances, and criticism of temperance leaders. Fire at the Phoenix Hotel disrupted events, with two suspects jailed. property damage to the hotel and stables, and a call for restoration and order.
Unclear text fragment on market prices and bids
Fragmentary OCR text appears to discuss wheat prices per bushel, market expectations, and a New York paper note about market conditions. Many garbled words hamper clarity, with mentions of bids, rents, and prices but no coherent events or names.
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