Democratic District Convention Nomination in Jefferson Carroll
The Jefferson Carroll Counties District Democratic Convention met near Springfield on Tuesday the 24th. Morpreat Moone presided with Wilson Beakers and Dr. R. Leslie as secretaries. James Mitchell led on the first and third ballots for senator with a final majority, while Joseph Kisheart and Jos. Cable were nominated for representative by Jefferson and Carroll committees respectively, though Carroll opposed Cable’s selection. After deliberation the convention nominated Marlin Atrxkinson of Carrollton for representative and pledged to support nominations in the coming contest, with publication of proceedings ordered in the American Union and Carrollton Jeffersonian.
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Jefferson
Carroll Counties
Grove
Springfield
Duguat Lodt
Morpreat Moone
Wilson Beakers
Carrollton
R. Leslie
Col W. Brown
Senate
James Mitchell
Jamce Shane
John S. Cook
James Thompson
James Shane
Mr.Thompson
Joseph Kisheart
Carroll
Jos. Cable
William Deforde
Carroll County
Col. J. Cable
Maruin AtrxKinson
American Union
Carrollton Jeffersonian
Ohio Bankers Target State Credit Wakeup Call
A partisan call urges Ohio residents to oppose bankers schemes seen as draining public funds. The piece alleges Whig bankers forced Alfred Kelley onto the Fund Commissioners, blaming Corwin for their gains and claiming vast state losses. It warns against selling state credit and parcels out a Brown County Whig meeting endorsing a state bank charter.
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Ohio
Union
Alfred Kelley
Board of Fund Commissioners
Noble Democratic Senate
Federal House
Kelley
Corwin
Tawes
Chilligothe Bank
Proattin Bank
Indores
Brown
Dolees
Wiathye
State Bank Opposed by Indiana Whigs and Democrats
The piece denounces plans to issue fifteen million Ohio State Bonds for banking, arguing it would drain specie to Britain, ruin credit, and doom Indiana Illinois and Alabama. It warns bankers would shift losses onto the state, fears bankrupt laws, and urges a safety fund system over state-backed banker ventures. It appeals across parties to reject the ruinous measure and protect public credit.
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Indiana
Illinois
Allabama
Cleveland
State Bank of
Ohio
Wivois
Alfred Kelley
The Bankrupt Law Debate Retained in Public Eye
The New York Herald reports ongoing debate over a bankrupt law's constitutionality and practical effects. Critics argue it unfairly dissolves contracts, harms creditors, and incentivizes reckless business. Supporters call for uniform provisions and exemptions for public officers and fiduciaries.
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New-York Herald
Supreme Court
Naw
Wtemek
Fearful Effects of Bankrupt Legislation on Property Values
The article warns that the proposed bankrupt law could trigger massive debt cancellations and asset devaluation. It estimates 100,000 to 200,900 bankrupts with $400,000,000 in debts to settle, much of which lacks assets, and predicts a rapid, destabilizing market flood and widespread credit collapse. It notes banks face heavy asset losses and a general loss of confidence.
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Middle States
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
New York
U.S
Amy Instance
Money Market Lapses and Bribery Claims Plague Canvass
From the New York Herald on money markets and political corruption, the piece details alleged bribery during the presidential canvass involving British funds and the Beattie upshot. It cites British letters, Pennsylvanian finance, and a London Barings tie while also describing Western currency collapse, bank failures, and the Lafayette Franklin and Commercial Banks of Cincinnati amid a looming national bank bill.
Despair Over Boston Federalist Party’s Plans Failings
In a era of distrust, a speaker derides the Boston Federalists for hypocrisy and muttered bravado. He claims divine Providence has thwarted their schemes by unseating their leader and turning their own tools against them, sparing the nation from their imagined ruin.
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Boston
Providence
Igch
New Lara
Treasury notes in circulation proposed for uniform paper
The text argues that with modifications noted by experience, Treasury notes payable on demand at all Sub-Treasuries would provide a uniform paper circulation more complete than bank notes.
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Treasury
Extraordinary session critique urges voters to oppose federal overreach
A republication style tirade denounces Congress and the federal party for bank, tariff, and debt policies. It accuses them of favoring rich corporations and British landholders, warns of overbearing measures and a National Bank, and urges citizens to defend state sovereignty and the soil from both foreign and domestic foes. The piece also comments on respect for womanhood and temperance efforts in New York.
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Congress
Feds
Ohio
Federal Party
Cforpion
Mouser
Secs
Webster
Queen Victoria
St. Clairsvile Gazelle
Sherif Sale Notice From County Court
Public sale announced by writ of Fendi from Mtark county and proceedings from Jefferson county to satisfy a claim against Daniel Mileone. Sale set at Canet Pease on the ninth of Septembe neet between the hours of one and four o'clock. Listing includes a tract described as Tow weet baal and related property details. Names such as Meh tiemy Chess and Gime appear in the fragment but remain unclear. Public notice calls for bids to satisfy the debt.
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Mtark
Jeferson
Honville
Daniel Mileone
Sheriff Sale of Jefferson County Real Estate
Writ of alias directs sale on September 27 in Steubenville jurisdiction. Henry H. Teeple’s property includes 106 acres plus 53 acres two roads and sixteen perches in Section 12, Township 9, Range 3 along Clay Lick and Cross Creek, with detailed boundary descriptions and adjacent lands, to be sold at public auction by Sheriff Isaac McDonald at the county courthouse.
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Court of Common Pleas
Jefferson County
Court House
Henry H. Teeple
Steubenville
Samonuel Fisher
Jeremish Gray
Robert Laith
Joseph Herford
Steuhenville
Clay Lick
Cross Creek
Samuel Fisher
K. Talcott
Coal Run
Clay Lick Run
Isaac McDonald
Auction Notice of Arnold Mill Property in Steubenville
By virtue of a writ vendi exponas from the Court of Common Pleas the Sheriff will sell at the door of the court house in Steubenville between 1 and 3 p.m. on the 7th of September next all the right, title and interest of Arnold Mill in a described parcel on Market Street. The lot sits 70 feet from the south corner, runs 24 feet 10 inches along Street, 65 feet along Cartiste and Laughlin lines, and 6 feet to the beginning. Sale conducted by ISAAC SPDONALD, Sheriff, dated July 17, 1541.
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Court of Common Pleas
Delmont County
Stouleyville
Thomas V. Carey Towit
David Peck
Lecisning
Isaac M'Do
Court of Common Picas
Steubenville
Aruodal Mill
Market Street
Cartiste
O'Neil
Laughlin
Samuel Hewitt
Isaac Spdonald
Brandreth's Pills Praised as Universal Blessing
A fragmentary advertisement extols Brandreth's Pills for curing many ailments. It claims medicines harmonize with the body and likens this to biblical verses about renewal, urging reliance on practical, bodily effects as proof of their efficacy.
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Brandreth
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Nese
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Money Market
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Cincinnati
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White Sey Daily
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Elore
Washington
James G. King
New York American
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Friends of Temperance
Sherif Sale
Ma. & Dams
Kaughply” Mills LM
M. M. Laughlin
Kaughpliy” Mills
H.sterling
Kraughphy
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J. Orr
Jones
Dans
J. Wolf
Raughphy
Adams
M. R. Livingston
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Steubenville Srey
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