Polite Discourse on Bank Legislation and Temporary Measures
A speaker argues the bank reform bill is a dangerous temporary measure that could become permanent, warning that adopting it would empower bankers and abandon Democratic reform. He attacks Pickaway’s stance, accuses him of bank alliance, and denounces vague provisions that could revive rotten banking charters deep in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speaker
Pickaway
Olds
Democratic Party
Thad
Granville
Urbana
Hamilton
Chillicothe
Circlewille
Debate on currency policy and public duty in harsh rhetoric
A fragmented speech depicts resistance to monetary reform and fiscal abandonment. The speaker laments sacrificing sacred currency principles, warns against courting a renewed enemy, and condemns corrupting democracy with dangerous advocacy. Strong language conveys political peril and personal resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Bank Swindle Alleged in Portsmouth Letter
A Portsmouth Valier Post summary accuses Commercial Bank of Scioto County of deceit and near collapse, alleging plans to issue 200000 more fake promises and exchange with Eastern drafts. The piece blames directors and assignees for fraud, notes depreciation, and hints at penitentiary threats against managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ated
Scioto Bank
Medary
Portsmouth
Naturalization Certificates for Cleveland Dec 1842 Holders
Notice to individuals naturalized in October at the United States Court in Cleveland to obtain citizenship certificates. Deputy Marshal Erastus Smiet h directs them to the Deputy Marshal's Office, Cleveland for pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court For
District of Ohio
Cleveland
Erastus Smieth
United States Marshal
Dec
Ohio Senator Opposes Bank Charter Renewal
Judge Tappan’s letter to Col Walton, published in the Ohio Statesman, denounces renewing the Franklin Bank of Columbus charter. He argues state governments cannot grant bank notes or revenue rights, calls paper money fraudulent, and insists the General Assembly lacks authority to privilege bankers at the laboring public’s expense. He reiterates support for gold and silver and predicts diehard banking reform remains unattainable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gress
Col. Warton
Senate of
Ohio
Tappan
Col. Walton
Wasuixoron
Franklin Bank of
United States
Washington
Franklin
Stae
General Assembly
General Assembly of
Canada
England
Revolutions in Mexico and Monterey Occupation Reported
Intelligence from Vera Cruz describes another Mexican revolution. Santa Ana dissolves Congress. Canilio and Gustary factions declare for new departments. Commodore Jones occupies Monterey briefly before returning it to Mexico citing wartime news. Texans marching on Rio Grande, Vera Cruz garrison split sentiment. Baltimore Sun notes modest farm prices in Carroll county and Boston reform headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Monterey
N. York
Anahuac
Vera Cruz
Santa Ana
Congress
Gustarrey
Department of San Luis
Republic
Caniligo
Puebla
Jones
Pacific
United States
California
Chedhihaa
Campeachy
Texas
Wool
Rio Grande
Vera Crag
Balt. Sun
Baltimore Sun
Carroll County
Cured Dr Wilson advertises vegetable syrups
Dr W T Wilson continues at Farmers' and Mechanics' Hotel in Steubenville offering vegetable syrups for liver complaints chest pains scrofula inflammatory rheumatism eczema piles eye inflammation and blood condition sores. He undertakes cures for certain sums with money back if no benefit. Syrup bottle price 1 to 1.50. Jan 14, 1843.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Wilson
Was Ralston
Farmers’ and Mechanics
Legal Notice Names for Method.st Pro in Steuberville
Joseph Mason Esq D Wilkin John Carr JM Rowland JH Taylor and George Orr are listed as parties or counsel linked to the Method.st Pro event in Steuberville. The fragmentary text suggests a legal or official notice naming individuals and a locale without full context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mason
D Wilkin
John Carr
JM Rowland
JH Taylor
George Orr
Steuberville
Notice to sell groceries on cash or produce terms
Notice states intention to sell groceries on cash or produce terms due to money matters. Mentions large stock offered at reduced prices. Dated November 10, 1842 by A HW Andrews & Co. Also references Kentucky tobacco and lead kegs for sale by others with unclear names and dates from 1842.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. HW. Andrews. & Co
P. M'Eawan
Local Tax Sale Notice At Cory House Steuben
Fragmentary public notice announces a tax sale at Cory House in Steuben on Pebroary next. Sale to commence at 10 o’clock a.m. unless the tax and penalties are paid. James Melvin named in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory House
Steuben
Pebroary
LO «Einek
A. m
James Melvin
Sheriff's Sale Of Land In Steubenville District
A sheriff sale announcer states John Mills's rights in a tract in the north west quarter of section 36 township 3 range 3 Steubenville land district. The sale at the courthouse February 25 between 1 am and 4 pm lists a 404 acre parcel described by landmarks along Brush Creek and township lines. Isaac McDaonato, Sheriff, issues January 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bond
Fike Court of Common Pleas
Jefferson County
Steubenville
Third Street
Samuel Stokely
Stokely
4Th Street
Fourth Street
John McCarty
McCarty
Isaac McDonald
Chancery
Abenville
Aken John Ross
Blackburn Thos
Stepbenville
Bond James
Biles J & It
Ross
Brashear Thomas Steubenville
Burchard Andrew Do
Blackburn
Egan Gray
Cable William Steubenville
Crawford John Do
C and K’s
Carlisle Wm
Benjamin Murray
Downing Hugts Atkinson
Gibbons Bradson
Wells
Hawkins William Stokely
Hutchins
Nicholas Atkinson
Dickinson
Hamilton Thomas Dady
Weirs
Same McMurray's
Irwin William's Heirs
Gray's
Leavitt, Hart & Co Ward's
Little James Viers
Same Dickinson's
Same Ward
McDonald Isaac
McKinley Sarah
Mary Edward
Murray
McCulley John
Same
Murray A
Murray A ’ MecGavran Thomas
Moore William Viers
Stokely’s
É McGuire Josiah Steubenville
McFetridge John
Miller J. W. de McCray
Robert Weirs
GL McMurray James McMurray
Samme
Osburn
William Steubenville
Pitmer Aaron
Porter Josiah Wright
Francis Out Lot Po
Quimby Thomas Weil
Robertson G. W. Steubenville
Sane Gray
Ross James
Shaw Alfred Dickinson
Stokely Samuel Steubenville
Stohely
Stewart
John i. i
John Mills
Asycamore
Perehes
Isaac McDaonato
Sheri
George Rider
Court of Common Pleas
Jefferson
Richmond
Knoxville
David Sidenover
Josiah Winters
Greeberry Crawford
Margaret Crawlend Hin
John Miepheneom
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Commercial Bank OF Scicto
Dept. A
United States Court
Runeway Aliner
Momaday
Doras
The
Ohio Statesman
Anapama House of Representatives
U.S
Jackson
Judge Hall
New Viians
Boston
Brimmer
Third St
R. Brooker
William B. Kerlin
Nicholas Hutchins
Atkinson
Steubenvile
Market
Isaac’ McDonald
Sherif
James Teaff
Boyer’s Compound
South 4Th St. Steubenvitle
D. B. Dorsey
Market St
Boyer
Pease
J. Boyer
Medical Faculty of
H. H. Leavitt
U. 8
Court, Dist. of
Pike
Ross Black
Ross Black, &Sq John Spike
V Owesney
Galbraith
Wm Robinson
John Burns
First Presbyterian Church
Roger
JD Slack
S W McDowell
J C Moodey
Jul Miller
H N McCune
Jerome J Hopkins George HT Orth
James Galbraith
Oliphant Todd
Jerian
Feh
Win Hopkins
Methodist Protestant Church
A J Beatty
Charles C. Jordan
BM Browning
D. W'Gowan
Adelaide
D. Mellow
Gama
Fou
Sheriff's
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