Gentlemenly Refutations and a 1843 Steubenville Note
An 1843 correspondence from Samuel D Hunter disputes false accusations naming John Doe in a Steubenville land case. Attorney Samer D Uowrer reviews 1833 36 actions over Section 24 Township 10 Range 3 Salem with 200 acres, noting tax deeds, ejectment, and a Supreme Court certification due to stockholder judges in Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Steubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Court of Common Pleas
Alexander Morrison
Supreme Court
Journal of the Court
John Doe
Samuel D. Hunter
Richard Roe
Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank of Steubenville
Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Steubenville
F. and M. Bank of
Morrison
Danger
Keeping tomatos and skin for winter storage recipe
John K. Sutherland shares a method to preserve tomatoes and skin by packing in jars with salt, sealing with paper or muslin, burying in non freezing ground, and rewarming with bread later to recreate fresh taste and texture.
Tax sale scandal taints Steubenville politics
The piece alleges Whig figures led by George McCullough attacked Hunter over tax sales, accusing the Bank and Herald of vendetta. It cites James Means buying property at a tax sale for a fraction of its value, plus other bank-related purchases, as proof of perceived corruption and hypocrisy among party members and bankers. The text mocks Uncle Toby and calls for publication in the American Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McCullough
Hunter
Ovey
Herald
F. and M. Bank
James Means
Farmers & Mechanics Bank OF
Steubenville
Court House
S. D. Hunter
Jas. Means
Island Creek Township
McElheron
HETR
Toby
The
Means
L. Collier
Democratic Meeting at Springfield Denounces Opposing Address
At a Springfield Democratic meeting on Thursday the 5th, Duffield and Alban were named officers and a resolution drafted. The group denounced an October address claiming to represent true democracy, endorsed a tariff for revenue and bank reform, and pledged party unity against opponents in Jefferson County and surrounding townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Union
William Duffield
Salon
Springfield
Ross. Mirter
Jonny Scarier
Anram Croxton
Jos B. McGrew
Wu. Murray
Georer Alban
John S. Cook
Benjamin McFarland
Simon Swart
E. M. Stanton
Messrs
J. K. Sutherland
David W
Isaac McDonald
William B. Kerlin
Jefferson County
Democratic Party
Wale
Bank reform battle in Ohio Whigs push stockholder liability
From the Ohio State Journal edited in Columbus argues against stockholder liability for bank failures. The piece condemns whig bankers as swindlers and urges voters to oppose individual liability and back S Atherton II. It warns that if banks are not safe, the people should have none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Journal
Columbus
John Sloane
Huron County
Gallipolis
Urbana
Graoville, &c
Norwalk
Whig
S. Atherton
Nolens Volens
Buckeye
Marriages Tie Cross Creek and Win tersville Couples
On Thursday the 28th, by J H Chambers, William Stark of Cross Creek Township wed Elizabeth Winters of Wintersville. George W Wilcoxon of Va wed Mary Brister of this city. Also Perry Brown wed Rhoda Connor, both of this county. On the 9th, Rev John Horm officiated Hugh Primble marrying Pawelia Giles of Warrenton, Jefferson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Chambers
William Stark
Cross Creek ‘Township
Elizabeth Winters
Wintersville
George W. Wilcoxen
Mary Brister
G. Comin Perry Brown
Rhoda
Connor
John Horm
Hugh P. Primble
Sine Pawelia B. Giles
Warrenton, Jefferson Co
Flour price roundup across cities shows varied rates
Readable fragments list prices for flour and grains by city including New Orleans Cincinnati Cleveland Pittsburgh and New York. Figures such as 84,00 and 98.00 appear with items wheat corn oats and flour noted alongside city names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Orleans
Cincinnati
New York
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
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John K. Sutherland Esqe
Mite
Faree
Western Herald
Samuel Hunter
E. John K. Sutherland
Toma
TNR
Union
John Scarlet
Joserh B. McGrew
Winttram Murray
Benj. McFarland
T Mellor
Gore
Ladies’ National
Aydon
Frederick Bremer
Theodore Agrippa
D’ubiene
France
Philip
C. &c. Steubenville
Agadea
Ohio
John W. Scot
Abner L. Frazer
Ouus Boals
Piano Forte Music
Frazer
Johnson’s
Johnson and Durand
A. L. Frazer
County of
Jefferson
George Barnhouse
Thomas Neely
John B. Porter
Andrew Pierce Dee
James Watson Dee
John Andrews Dee
G. A. Watson
Eliza Miser
John Sapp
Solomon Arnold
Jacob Springer
Dee
Anderson Judkins
John S. Patterson
Alexander Armstong
Elizabeth Armstong
Teubenville
Thomas Mansfield
Wayne Township
John Mansfier
J. S. Thomas
Thomas & Junkins
Third Street
Thomas
Mouse DE Laens
Sregiuine
Jennine
Dike & Coventary
Mellors Periodical
Omee
Grahams Magazine
Etter Paper
Mellor’s
Meltor’s
Steven
Lady's Shoe Store
No. 20
North 3d
Market and
Washington Sts
Bellas, & Co
BALE
David McGowan
David Magowan
William Thompson
David McGowan & Co
Verona
M. Cummins
Market St
Mn Wass Ouly
Sullivan
Sillivan
Sten
Pittsburg
Zephyr
J.S. Thomas
Cassinetts
Cassimers
Thomas and
Jenkins
3Rd Street
Market
Wright
North African College Or Health
N. Y
Watcur
American College of Health
Jamaica
L. I
Wm Wright
Rich
D Dennis
Greenwich St NY
Paris
North American College of Health
Sam
Chs. M. Tate
Hammersly St
York
Richard Dennis
Prizs
Henry A Foote
Warwarsing
N. York
A. Maria Thompson
Greenwich St
Race Street
Phila
MM Laughlin
Jacon
Smithfield
Sams Jones
Pleneant
Pall & Winter Goods
Philadelphia
N. B
G. & A. Scott
Richmond Chaissical Institute
of Board
Joan R. Dunpass
David D. McBryor
McBryor
Westmoreland Co. Pa
Washington College
Joseph Jones
Richmond
Fiolin
Metror
Mellor
Mellor’s Periodical Agency
D. Ana
Nina
Cavendish
Alexander H. Andrews
John Andrews
A. A. Hall
Martin Andrews
Mellon
Copartnership
Queensware
Prom Philadelphia
McMechan & Garrett
Joan McMeenan
Horatio G. Gannert
McMeenan & Gangert
McMeenan & Garrerr
HAWLS
McMeonan & Garrerr
McMecuan & Garrert
Malico
McMecuan & Garrerr
Rio
St. Domingo
Do Molasses
MccMecuay & Garrett