Democratic Meeting At Steubenville Courthouse Agenda
A Jefferson county central committee notice invites Democratic party members to a Tuesday meeting at the Steubenville courthouse at 7 o clock. The session plans to discuss important party business and campaign effort with addresses expected from supporters from other counties. Signed by E M Stanton, W Hamilton, Wm McDonald, B McFarland, P D England, J G Morris.
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Democratic Party
Court House
Steubenville
Coun
Ties
E. M. Stanton
WM. Hamilton
WM. McDonald
B. McFarland
England
J.G. Morris
Farmers Warned of Canadian Subversion in Wheat Market
An 1830s style broadside attacks Canadian influence on Ohio wheat and flour, urging farmers to resist foreign speculation. It claims Canucks pay high prices, hire milers, and entice with gold and silver, depicting alarm over currency and market manipulation while criticizing Whig and moneyed interests.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Ohio
West
Philadelphia
Tunatic
Prohibit Paper Money to Safeguard specie says Whigs
The speaker argues that Canadians will bring specie by harvest time unless countered by restricting paper money. Foreigners will pay for our goods only if specie is retained, and cheap paper money drives gold and silver away. The message urges careful consideration by all.
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Ohio
Canadian Flour and Wheat Trade Threat to Western Markets
A correspondent on the Ohio near Pittsburgh reports Canadians are exerting wide efforts to divert flour and wheat from the West to Canada by high commissions, gold payments, and targeted miller support. They establish river connections to Pittsburgh, threaten Philadelphia allocations, and push to keep Western mills grinding for Canadian accounts, fearing freight costs and money shortages.
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Ohio
Pittsburgh
West
Atlantic
Pitsburgh
Canada
Philadelphia
For the American Union Opposing Democratic Split in Ohio
A letter rebukes a set of resolutions alleged to be from democratic party gentlemen led by T. S. Hamer of Brown County. It attacks the claim of Democratic loyalty, condemns the two party system’s stance on currency and bank policy, and argues that the late legislature improved money value, driving out depreciated paper. It accuses self styled democrats and whigs of hypocrisy in denouncing their own party’s actions.
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The
American Union
Messrs
Democratic Party
T. S. Hamer
Brown County
Whig Party
Ohio
Democrats and Bank Stockholders Bolting Over Hard Money Issue
The text argues that a group of Democrats and bank stockholders pose as hard money men to defend a banking system that profits bankers and erodes public confidence. It contends they opposed specie payments, aided a privileged class, and would jeopardize the public by brokerage losses, while contrasting sound redeemable specie banking with the irredeemable system they defend. It frames the debate as reform versus corruption and notes the readers must see the true issue.
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Ohio
Democratic Party
Messrs
Means claims to Whig support cited in Steubenville notes
A letter recounts James Means shifting to the Whigs, detailing past statements and actions from 1827 to today. It argues Means has aligned with Whig leaders to divide the Democrats and aid a Whig victory, urging proof of his loyalty and noting ongoing efforts to bolster Whig unity against Allen and Shannon.
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Andrew Jackson
William Kilgore
Samuel Stokely
Stokely
Tom Darwin
Wilson Shannon
Shannon
Sid
J. B. Peters
J.sumbuell
Steubenville
Osh
Assembly
Walliam Allen
Senate
Allen
Mr. Means
Abimelech King Coverts Shechem tale from Judges
A fragmented biblical passage recounts the bramble addressing cedars and the people of Shechem about making Abimelech king. It references Jerubbaal, the house of his father, and a test of sincerity with threats of fire from the bramble and bloodshed among the townsmen.
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Cedars
Lebanon
Abimelech
Jerubbaal
Median
Coea
Howe
Millo Assembly Call For Meeting On Third Street
A fragmentary notice invites anyone to Millo on third street Stouheville to attend a meeting on the th instant concerning preparations and shadow bramble references, with limited readable details and no explicit date.
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Millo
Stouheville
General European Affairs Across Paris Madrid and Lisbon
Reports from Paris show electoral tempers rising as the right of search and treaty ratifications stir debate. Madrid discusses a Britain Spain commercial treaty amid political shifts. Lisbon Oporto fade with wine woes and new commercial envoy Palmella ratified.
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Spain
Barcelona
The
Ath
Ayuntamentos
Madrid
National Guards
Chamber of Deputies
Great Britain
Fingland
A. M. Zerman
Prince Metternich
Lisbon
Oporto
Duke of Palmella
England
Council of State
Foreign News On Income Tax And Afghan War Debates
After three nights of debate Lord John Russell’s income tax resolutions were rejected by 106 votes. The piece notes Sir Robert Peel’s underestimation of tax proceeds and predicts continued strain on national finances. It discusses Afghan war setbacks under Elphinstone, Lady Sale’s heroism, Shah Suja’s precarious position, and public anger over tariffs on foreign cattle. The Royal Navy orders a new 650 horsepower steam frigate.
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John Russell
Robert Peel
China
Affghanistan
Bombay
Ghuznee
Nott
Candahar
Elphinstone
Caboul
Aktibar Khan
Sale
Robert Sale
Jellallabad
Robert
Petto March
Cabool
Ashbar Khan
Sir Robert
Shah Soojah
Affghana
Admiralty
Improvement of Education in Ireland 1841 Growth
Ireland's schools numbered 2424 as of December 31 1840 including those under construction. By year end 1841 the Board reported over 2700 schools with roughly 800 more in progress. Student attendance rose to about 280000, up nearly 50000 from the prior year.
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Inecanp
Ireland
Verdict Against Price in U S Case and Mobile Bank Note Standstill
The jury in United States v William M Price in New York District Court returned a verdict against the defendant for 883000, covering defalcation while he was U S District attorney. The suit seeks 98580 including interest. defense cited offsets. Also Mobile merchants refuse mobile bank notes after June, citing high exchange rates. Canada plans timber planks from Hamilton to Port Sarnia 180 miles, replacing a costly railroad. A Navy material program aims to mine domestic hemp to supply naval needs.
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United States
William M. Price
New York
Hoffman
Mr. Price
Messrs Selden
Hugh Maxwell
Montte
Ninty
Mobile
Canada
Oma
Hoanniton
Lake Ontario
Port Sarnia
Fort Gratiot
Memoir Project For General Lechecou MSS Editing
It is announced that the manuscripts and correspondence of General Lechecou will be placed under editorial charge by George Bancretl who is sent to prepare them for publication along with a memoir of the General life and services.
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General Lecheou
George Bancrelt
St Charles Theatre and Arcade to be rebuilt after fire
From a New Orleans paper dated the 20th insurance companies notified the Gas Bank of readiness to rebuild the St Charles Theatre and Arcade as they stood before the late fire. The proposition has been accepted.
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St. Charles
New Orleans
Gas Bank
Education in tur Sanvwien and Hawaiian island schools
In Hawaii, Maui, Oahu, and Kauai there are 357 schools teaching elementary reading Wai ting arithmetic and geography. The system employs 05 teachers and educates 18,034 scholars across these institutions.
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Tur Sanvwien
Hawaii
Maui
Oahu
Kauai
Free persons of color journey to Liberia from Lynchburg
On Thursday week more than 100 free persons of color passed through Lynchburg Virginia en route to Norfolk to sail for Liberia. Bishop Conwell of the Roman Catholic Church in Philadelphia died on the 21st after years of blindness. The Canadian governor surrendered Nelson Hacket to Arkansas authorities. American salt imports to Canada last season are about 40 000 barrels. U S wool production exceeds five million pounds yearly.
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Fox Lipenta
Lynchburg
Norfolk
Liberia
Conwell
Philadelphia
Louisiana Sugar Output Reaches Seventy Million Pounds
Louisiana state production reports show seventy million pounds of sugar produced. The data highlights large scale agricultural output within the state and underscores the role of sugar refining industries.
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Louisiana
Johnston and Ginnons Wed in Cross Creek Township
Married Thursday by the Rev Josep H Chambers, Mr SpHraim doHNSTON of Cross Creek township to Miss Excarasatu Ginnons of this city.
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Josep H. Chambers
SpHraim Dohnston
Cross Creek
Excarasatu Ginnons
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Arkana
U. States
Warren Township
Trovas McCusey
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Deaware
Washington
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Ito
People of
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Presbyterian Church
St. Clairsville
Steubenville Market
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Jefferson Co. Ohio
Richard Jordan
Steubenville Land District
Comfort Jordan
John Willson
Joan VW. Rowland
Steebenville
4Th Street
Black Bear House
W. Owesney
J. M. Roland
Fe County
Ducation
H. Gray
Cross ‘Creek
Jus. Mary
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Sterling & Jenkins
Sherif
John Orr
James Ross Wells
Court of Common Pleas
Tasken
Isaac McDonald
Comap
Missioner
Sheriff’s Sale
Viatus
Plarius Qvendi
John Mills
Brush Creek
N.e. Gr
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Thomas Maxwell
Fim
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Jose
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