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Newspaper

American Union

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1842

Page

2

Voyage of Captives to Mexico Described by Franklin Combs

Franklin Combs recounts a brutal march from Texas to Mexico with 600 prisoners. He details starvation, rope bindings, flogging, and exposure under Santa Anna’s orders, the women’s aid, and the later release after an interview with Santa Anna aided by U.S. and British officials. He notes deaths, captivity conditions, and limited aid from authorities and consular figures.

Santa Foe Lewis Mexico City of Rio del Norte Chihuahu Zacatees Howland Rosenberg Baker Texas Balo Duro Rowland Santa Anas Santage Aed Santa Anna United States Mr. Ellis Ellis Black Lumsden Faulkner Mr. Kendall Kendall New Orleans Packenham Crawford M'Leod Barragen Barragan Mr. Black Fk Anklin Combs

The Banking System Unmasked As Moral Crisis

The Union Democrat presses a moral critique of banking, condemning bank notes as false representations of value and arguing that credit promises resemble triple sales of land. It warns government complicity harms equality, urging investors to demand justice and moral principle in finance. It also notes the Lake Erie bank’s balance sheet and Judge Grimke’s resignation signaling broader reform.

Yrill Nawre Promie Grimke Supreme Court of Ohio Wood America Supreme Bench Trum. Democrat

Coverlet and Carpet Weaving Establishment Opening

Tom El McMillan announces continuation of carpet and coverlet weaving in the former David Kennedy shop on Adams Street Steubenville. He offers a variety of new patterns and pledges full satisfaction to customers who visit. Dated Feb 4.

Tom EL McMillan David Kennedy Adams Street Steubenville Gist Church St Judge Dike’s M. O. Junkin Mar

Dr William Pietds announces office move in Steubenville

The physician informs residents of Steubenville and nearby areas that his office has relocated from Md street to Fourth street just north of Joshua themes tavern. He will continue practice of medicine and welcomes patients at the new location starting in December.

Steubenville MD Street Fourth Joshua Jamaica Wm. Wright Black New York Rich’d Dennis Wright Greenwich St North American College of Health Sam Chs M. Tate Hammersyst Richard Dennis Wawarsing N York

Bargain Stock at Market House Auctions

At the lower end of the Market House, J McMechan advertises a large, desirable stock of goods for purchase with current or current bank paper. He offers great bargains for specie and requests Fastern funds and specie. February 19, 1842.

J. M N. B. Fastern J. McM

Marble Yard opens in Steubenville Ohio for marble goods

LOUDEN BORLAND announces a new marble yard on Market Street in Steubenville, Ohio. He offers foreign and domestic marble, marble mantels, tables, monuments, head and foot stones. Prices for white marble pairs range from $12 to $25. Public invited to inspect stock and buy cheaply in the west.

Steubenville Ohio Market Street West Louden Borland

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