Return of election details in various townships and courts
A long list records expenditures and fees from Jefferson county 1841 including jurors constables witnesses and court costs for Ohio vs cases and other public expenses. Names such as Adams Leslie Shriff Lesli,e McDonald, Gaddis, Farmer, and numerous jurors and viewers are listed alongside roads schools and township accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Francis Bell
Wayne
Murray
Shannon
Litton
Froy M Thomas
Steubenville Township
Sharon
Belch
Court House
Gos Collins
Jos Nesbit
T Leslie
Ove Pumphrey
Mayard
Phebe Ammons
Grand Jury
Harrison County
E Shriver
Grew
Wi Sharon Talesmen
Thos Maxwell
D Vance
H Tipton
Owens
Daniel Tarr
M Pyle
S Dundass
W Larimore
W Copp
John Cook
Grand Jary
Jacob Stier
Forbis Ios
H Gaddis
Mary Birch
Paul
Ohio
Parmer
Campbell
J Wilson
McConnell
M’gowan
JM Thomas
J Savage
Burk
Turnbull
RC Wilson
Wm Hanlon
Talesman
J Kitheart
Board of Equalization
IM Thomas
Henry Orr
John M
Morris
Murry
Vania
Asee
Sloan
Kelley
Wear Township
Merree
Ottinee
Fee
Petey
I McDonald
Robert Mills
J Dillon
Steubenville
Wellsville
David Morris
L Ball
Knox
Island Creek Township
Elias Slee
John McCully
Sam'l Jones
Mt Pleasant
George Dayesq
Cross Creek
Finley
McGrew
Smithfield
W Leslie
Harvey
Jos
N Dillon
Oliver
Isaac McDonald
Aking Mills
Martin
Bell
Seetch
E Hunter
John Johnson
Brush Creek
Hl Walker
Ross
Jame Shane
Island Creek
Robert Young
Springfield
Grayham
Clark
Thompson
Williams
Leetch
Thomas Skeggs
Warren
Robertson
Knox & Island Creek
Robert McIntyre
Geo Rider Talesmen
Vantisburgh
F Browning
John Frederick Talesmen
Henry Shane
Petit
B Bayless
Becum
J Montgomery Talesmen
Wilcoxen
Linton
W Cassel Esq
John O'Neal
J Leslie
James O'Neal
Carpenter
Sailer
Mrs Campbell
Halstead
J Clark
Leavittesq
G & W Hill
Doe
Jefferson Co
T McElroy
Pena Te
Wm Taggert
J Neal
Harris
Henry Crew
A Stewart Esq
Salem
Adam Reed
S McGrew
Wim Cassel
John Stokes
Merchant Scott
Wm Moore
J Cunningham
Vincent Mitchel
Wm Robertson
Thos Rutledge
Matthew Myers
John Myers
Thos Hodgens
Jas O'Neal
M O Junkin
Wm Larimore
J Gaddis
E M Pyle
Copp E Garrison
Mrs Burch
Gaddis
J Cook
J Dundass
Hugh Hazlett
M Moore
Db Win Sutherland
Ann Taylor
E Jackman
O Vs Gaddis
J Sheppard
C Vonesdell
Wm Noble
J. R. Farmer
Win Clancy
John Burns
J R Farmer
David Riddle
John S Cock Esq
N Dike Esq
Wm Cable
JW McDonald
Same
John Leetch
Ove Gaddis
T Williams
O Ve TR Farmer
Jas Turnbull
D Shively
Mrs. Allen
W Kilgore
Hl Ha
Wilbert
Welker
Joel
Jos Kitheart
James Kensey
Public Square
Win Cable Esq
Wim Stanton
Wm Richards
S Coy
P Roberts
D McGowan
Jas Dobbins
Wm Bair
JT Brasher
A Hill
S Page
Jas Myers Esq
S$ Coy
Carlisle
Leslie
Cameron
M Gladden Petit
A Robertson
Pumphery
Jordan
J Turnbull
Joseph M’grew
Roberts
Wm Karr
Wim Mall
Farmer
John Beechout
David
Washington Globe
Jefferson
James Wallace
WagesCut Sparks Labor Critique of Administration
The Boston Post cites the U S government ending the ten hour system and lowering harbor labor pay by twenty five cents per day, asserting high wages policies. It urges workingmen to reflect on these changes attributed to the administration and railing against perceived excesses.
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U. S
Boston Post
The American Union on Private Contracts and Power
A newspaper voice argues that inviolable private contracts bind society and protect rights. It warns that Federal party efforts erode contracts to favor banks and monopolies, concentrating power in aristocracy and threatening equality before the law. The piece laments partisan shifts and urges constitutional remedy to restore balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Federal Party
Pte Oel Peigialie
Sapa
Secretary of the Treasury Report Shows Large Deficit Claims
The report presents no new facts and claims a year’s means will fall short by 6,000,941 dollars. It states Treasury notes outstanding total 6,097,274.54 dollars, yielding a debt and deficit exceeding twelve million. It alleges over 31 million in expenditures beyond current revenue since 1837 and accuses Secretary Ewing of aggressive note issuance and biased calculations.
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Treasury
Ewing
Map of the United States proposed by Mannings and Darby
Akron publishers Mannings and Darby seek subscribers for a four foot six inch by five foot map of the United States priced at seven dollars. The plan includes detailed territories and newly acquired states, with counties colored and major railroads and waterways outlined. Subscriptions reportedly total about eighty in Akron, signaling potential success. A local agent will solicit patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesers Mannnings and Darby
Akron
United States
Mitchell
Missouri and
Oregon
Sil
Presidenta
Murder by self defense or accident unclear in fragment
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Tuesday incident with a person named Mattel and others, mentioning cutting a throat and a viewer witness, but the sequence and facts are garbled, making it impossible to determine whether it was murder, self defense, or an accident.
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Soin Calhoun
Neely
George Hout
Edmund Bucey
Win Moore » Do
David Harvey
Jas Irwin
Sos Smith
John S$ Cggk Esq
Samuel M’nary Esq
W Murry
Wilson
Adam J. Leslie
Jefferson County
N. B
Thomas McGavran
Emwioval
Clair St
Pittsburgh
Harlich
Dr. Leroy
Parsix
Cox
Swayne
Cuartiss.& CO
Tn St- Clair Street
Wm. M. Blackburn
Wayne Township
Henry Tipton
John Wlan
Drilioge
Dane
Tah
Watem
Gael Fea
Dua Newsindien
Dl Shin
Europe
Great Western
Hosken
Bristol
London
Liverpool
Robert Peel
Liverpool Courier
House of Commons
Frederick County
Harrisburgh Gazette
J. M’mechan
Scribers
Dike & Dougherty
Sue
Black Bear House
Fourth Street
Jane A
Vale
Jane
Pat
Stetson
Baty Ovat
Pee Faye
Uae
Gage
the American Union
Secretary of the Treasury
Mannings & Darby
The
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