Settlement notice to subscribers at end of second volume
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Wil L&liam Hogg
Wayne Township
Wim. Hogg, Jr
Adam Reed
David Hogg
Wat. Hogg
Steubenville
William Lowry
Ark Wright Cotton Mills Opens In Steubenville
Visit to Ark Wright Cotton Mills at Water and Washington streets notes new Otis Peirce machinery from Newton Mass. and claims improved output and employment for local workers. Also mentions Brooke and Washington counties road work on Hontipay's Cove Turspike and skepticism about F and M Bank of Steubenville closing amid new bank law talk.
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ARK Wright Cotton Mills
Water
Washington Streets
Steubenville
Messrs
Hunter & Norton
Otis Peirce
Newton
Upper Falls
Mass
Lowell
Ohio
Honren & Norton
Hontipay’s Cove
Turspike
Brooke
Washington
Cove Hill
F. & M. Bank of Steubenville
Town improves as Market Street clears for new business
Our town shows progress with old frame buildings on Market Street removed to make way for large business houses. The piece mentions the Common Schools act, a forthcoming publication, Miller's Ohio Confederate and Old School Republican newspaper, and discussions of a statewide editors convention. It notes a Pittsburgh iron steamboat under construction and a Mobile fire causing about 180000 dollars in property loss.
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Market Street
Miller
Columbus
Ohio Confederate and
Old School Republican
Jimmy
Steubenville
Washington and
Isaac Jenkensen
MecKinley
Thomas Wilson
Rives Fated by Federalists Amid Virginia Editorial Clash
A late editorial criticizes James Rives as he circulates pro federalist materials. It traces his political shift from favored administrator ally to opponent of the administration, aided by Tallmadge and New York Federalists. The piece warns Democrats to reconsider his loyalty and reflects on party discipline and consequences.
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Rives
Virginia
Democratic Party
Congress
Federalists
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Tallmadge
Senate
Ritchie
The
Enquirer
Sub- Treasury
Political rancor and civic sarcasm rise in Steubenville era
A seedbed of partisan bile rails at Whig leaders and Congressmen who opposed defence bills. The Pittsburgh Visitor mockingly challenges a Steubenville editor over calling him ugly, while frictions over bank suspensions, prints, and mayoral notes reveal a volatile crossfire of factions.
Fragments From a Dingy Corner of the Press
A reader’s tranche of verse and wit ribbed by political slang and editorial jabs. The piece mocks Tory newspapers and Swartwout rumors while recounting quips about marriage promises and temperance. It notes two short items and hints at satirical jabs from the Western Herald.
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van Buren
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