Athens Messenger Weekly Ad Notice
The Athens Messenger lists its weekly publication details and office location on Court Street opposite the Public Buildings. It notes the partnership of N. H. and A. J. Van Vorhes as publishers.
24 Sep 1852
Page 1
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1852
Page
1
The Athens Messenger lists its weekly publication details and office location on Court Street opposite the Public Buildings. It notes the partnership of N. H. and A. J. Van Vorhes as publishers.
The text outlines subscription rates with annual and arrears provisions, discontinuance rules, a liberal ad deduction for clubs, and detailed advertising rates including square inch sizing, insertions, and advance payment requirements. It also notes policy on year-long adverts, candidate announcements, and deadlines for Wednesday morning submissions.
A notice describes warranty deeds and related legal forms including quit claim and mortgage deeds, with descriptions of justices’ blanks. Dated June 17, 1Sor.
Campbell argues Democrats blocked no vote against Galphin bill and uses official papers to assign blame to Democrats. He cites Treasury defalcations, Taney and Woodbury correspondence, and Mississippi receivers, portraying Democratic leaders as corrupt while praising Gen. Scott and criticizing rival claims.
Gen Shields speaks at a January 1548 complimentary dinner in New York praising Gen Scott. He commends Scott's leadership from Vera Cruz to Mexico and lauds the army's conduct and worldwide esteem.
In a Saturday speech General Houston attacked Winfield Scott as uncivilized and corrupt, while Dem oc rats including Cass and other generals like Wellington, Pieres, Shields, Brown, Jackson, Me esra, Foote, Hale defend Scott and denounce Houston as a base slanderer.
Henry C. Caney argues a new invention ties producer to consumer, making land valuable where buyers and sellers meet. He cites Belgium and France to show rising land value from direct market access, while disconnection from markets lowers value as production shifts to distant buyers.
A garbled 19th century paragraph discusses sternboat navigation in the West, 576 boats sunk by sawyers, Democrats opposing constitutional removal, and opposition to steam boat costs. It notes large counts in a court or assembly and mentions cotton damaged by a severe August storm.
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