Paria and the tariff debate in Ohio statesman tone
The Ohio Statesman argues that broad foreign markets reward labor and wealth, urging free trade over protection. It traces U.S. tariff history from 1790 through 1842, contrasting revenue tariffs with protective duties and showing exports rose as tariffs fell, concluding that moderate duties for revenue best reward American industry.
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The
Ohio Statesman
Paria
United States
Olumbus
Ohio
Columbus
Great Britain
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
1836 Banking Crisis and Its Ripple Effects
The piece argues that Ohio banks in 1836 issued far more notes than redeemable, creating a currency depreciation and collapsing land values. It cites farms and town lots doubling then dropping, with a sheriff sale boom observed by the Circleville Herald as evidence of a plunderous Whig banking system, per Chillicothe Advertiser.
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Ohio
Circleville Herald
War era notes on sugar growers and phosphates
Fragmented OCR text mentions 1940 wartime notes, sugar growers, phosphates, and references to individuals and places. Content is garbled with numbers and broken terms, but indicates a historical agricultural or industrial context connected to wartime production.
Effects of Banking on the Community from Mt. Vernon Banner
A detailed critique citing Bank Commissioners reports 1839 40 and 1841 2 shows banking failures cost the public millions. It lists banks that failed, their examined circulations, losses to the community, and depreciation in 1842. The piece argues banking costs far exceed state government expenditures in recent years.
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Bank Commissioners
German Bank of Wooster
Bank of Gallipolis
Farmer's Bank of Canton
Bank of Steubenville
Banka
Picwre No
House Committee On Banks
Hatch
House Journal
Match
House of Representatives
Pank
Cleveland
Lancaster Bank
Lake Erie
Bank of Chillicothe
Franklin B
Columbus
Urbana B’k Company
Bank of Hamilton
Banks Expose Charters Expiring in 1842 Tables Debt and Stock
A compiled table lists banks whose charters expired in 1842 with figures on notes in circulation, officer and director indebtedness, and capital stock owned by insiders. The data show circulation far below the officers' self lending and emphasize insiders benefiting from the banks' affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin B’k
Cincinnati
Dayton Bank
Commercial B'k of
Scioto
Bank of Mt. Pleasant
Columbiana B’k of N. Lisbon
Western Reserve Bank
Franklin Bank of Columbus
Commercial Bank of Cincinnati
Bank of Geauga
Up and Doing in a Brave Rowing Scene
A garbled report describes a community effort where a group of activists or correspondents coordinate actions. The text hints at a show of guard presence and a bonded plan, but details are unclear, with several words distorted or missing.
Sheriff’s sale notices from Steubenville in 1843
Two public auction notices issued by Isaac McDonald Sheriff and Special Master Commissioner in Chancery list land and property for sale in Steubenville Jefferson County. One offers forty acres southeast quarter of section six township eleven range three dated Sep 23 1843. The other offers east half of Lot 1 Ross 2d addition dated Sep 23 1843. Both specify sale by public outcry between 10 am and 4 pm on Monday October 23.
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Samuel Oswalt
Alexander Graden
Court of Common Pleas of Jefferson Co
Steubenville
Isaac McDonald
William Miller
William Farris
Tome
Ross 2d
Isaac M’donald
Reuben B. Carlley
Tealls
Warren
Jefferson County
Ohio
Market Street
Henry Swearengen
Court of Common Pleas of
Jefferson Co
Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank of
William Lyons
Court of Common Pleas
Court House House
Short Creek
Isaac M'Donald
Thomas Wilcoxen
Jeferson County
Stewheoville
Land Sale in Jefferson County 1843 Notice
William Lyons directs sale by public outcry on Monday October 23 before Steubenville courthouse. Describes 50 acres 3 roods 8 perches in section 29 township 4 range 2, with exact metes and bounds along Short Creek and section line. Sheriff Isaac McDonald, Special Master Commissioner in Chancery, Sep 23 1843.
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U.S
Doll's
LG Ee RR
Rendall
Cork
Hemi
Suger
Phos
Ely
Mt. Vernon
Democratic Banner
Vince
Alexander Low
Sheriff's Sale
Wesley Pastors
John Mansfield
Sheriff’s Sale
Thomas Lawrence
Hans Wilson
Price Hays
Amos Scott
West Boundry
Brice Hays
Emanuel Mallewis
Robert Peoples
Henry Swearingen
Jefferson
Chancery
Tadvs Shoe Store
North 3d
Washington Sts
H. J. Bellas, & Co
WHALE
David McGowan, & Co
David McGowan
Third Street
David Woowan
William Thompson
David McGowan & Co
J. S. Thomas
Frazer
Silliman
Rofessor Silliman
Pittsburg
J.S. Thomas
Cassinetti
Cassimers
Thomas
Thomas and
Junkins
Ord Street
Market
Dia Crash &c
Pall & Winter Goods
New York
Philadelphia
N. B
A. Scott
Richmond
of Board
Joan R. Dunpaes
David D. McBryor
McBryor
Westmoreland Co
Washington College
Joseph Jones
Fiolin & Guitar Strings
Meior
Bae
Mentor
Mellor’s Periodical Agency
Equel
Nina
Frederick Bremer
Cavendish
Mellor
Alexander H. Andrews
John Andrews
A. A. Hull
Martin Andrews
Metlor
Copartnership
McMechan & Garrett
Joan McMechan
Horatio G. Garrett
McMecuan & Garrett
HAWLS
McMecnan & Garerett
ALICO
McMecnan & Garrett
M. Cummins
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