Fragmented Civil War Memoir Passages From a Hidden Ledger
A vivid denunciation of bank greed and social misery contrasts a brutal scene of a bank director with a grieving widow and child. The prose questions justice under an unequal system, then shifts to notices about Sub Treasury debates, losses, and calls for accountability, followed by brief mentions of American manufacturing gains and a new prison physician appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sub-Treasury
Washington Republic
Denby
U.S
Marseilles
Oabwene
Richmond Va
Republic
A. Tehnay
Suy Ystem
Woodbury
Democratic Executive Committee Meeting Urges Unity for Ohio Reforms
A Portuse County Democratic Executive Committee notice calls members to meet in the Grand Jury Room on September 15 at 9 to plan for state reforms and upcoming elections. It stresses high attendance, warns against apathy, and urges Democrats to support constitutional reform, fiscal restraint, and party unity across all counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Executive Committee
Portuse County
Grand Jury Room
Weilnueday
Welevs
U Norrow
Ohio
Yerilla
Chen
Political shifts and scrip woes in early U S politics
The Voice of the People attacks Whig rule as treacherous after six months and cites a Washington Union table showing Democratic gains in Rhode Island Connecticut Virginia Kentucky Alabama and more, predicting Whig losses by 1852. It laments Pittsburgh scrip loans and the shin plaster swindle, questioning the fate of affected workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Pledge
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Virginia
N. Catalina
Kentucky
Alabama
Remaike
Union
Whig
General Taylor
Mene, Mene
Tekel Upharsin
Pittsburgh Scrip
Messrs. Krawer & Rata
Hill & Co
Pittsburgh
New York Democracy Factions Rally at Syracuse Convention
The New York Democracy embeds hope for united action at the Syracuse State Convention with a ticket led by Hiram Denio as Appeal Judge and Levi S. Chatfield as Attorney General. Resolutions urge conciliatory action, urging Utica assembly and completion of a full slate while avoiding tests on candidates.
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Syracuse
Hiram Denio
Oneida
John A. Lott
Kings
Jesse C. Dan
Jefferson
Atvly
Levi S. Chatfiell
Otsego
Darius A. Ogden
Yates
Danal
Fred’k Follett
Gesesse
Utica
Court of Apals
Presbyterian Church
Rome
Pittsburgh Post
Stpg
Lavisville Democrat
J. G. Heanett
New York
Gouge D. Mentice
Kentucky
Fitz Henry Warren
Treasury
Truman Smith
Home Department
John Nurvill
Lectures on Mesmerism and political notices unfold in village
Citizens hear Prof Rogers lecture on undeveloped faculties and Mesmerism as a science with bold claims and experiments. The page also carries editorials on cabinet speculation, nominations for county offices, and a reader letter asking Portage County officials to clarify railroad bond terms and repayment safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rofers
Rogers
Mesmer
Aaster
Stork
Wave Come Magazine Promises Mind Elevation in Ohio
"I Wave Come" newly issued at Cleveland Ohio edited and published by A Moone. The first two issues each 32 pages with engravings aim to elevate and expand the mind defend religion and morality inspire virtue and truth. Terms $1 in advance with H Allen authorized to canvass the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveluail
Ohio
A. Moone
H. Allen
Death of Hon. Jon D. Cummins Mentioned in Ohio Docket
Announcement of the death of Hon. Jon D. Cummins member of Congress from the Tuscarawas district Ohio after a long New Philadelphia law practice. He died in Mile End on the 12th inst. Friends mourn his loss and tributes note his debate and statesmanship. Also short notes on local marble shop branch and a fire loss in Cleveland with $12 000 estimate and limited insurance.
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Awos E Woon
Sanducky County
Gli
R. Dickinson
Wood
Streetsborough
Sandusky County
Kil
Ohio
Jon D. Cummins
Congress
Lascarawas
New Philadelphia
Mile
T. Jones & Sons
Cleveland
South Street
Court House
Curvetasa
Plain Dealer
Water St
Orangealley
End of the Dungarian Straggie and Hungarian War’s Close
A condensed report from Le Louiou Tiles notes the fall of Temesvar after Haynau’s victory, the surrender of Georgey’s corps, and the collapse of Hungarian insurgent efforts. It contrasts revolutionary aims with loyal, nonrevolutionary factions and urges royal reorganization to restore loyalty and unity in Hungary amid continued imperial victory.
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le Louiou
Haynau
Temesvar
Georgey
Theiss
Geurgey
Mag- Fars Wis
Neden
Dembinski
Bem
Kossuth
Georgay
Klapha
Messaly
Austria
Rukowina
Szoreg
Szegeding
Pajiutie
Prince Lichtenstein
Arad
Ressuih
Putes
Kingdom of
Hungary
Union of Austria Hungary Through Shared Constitutional Reform
The piece argues for a united Austro Hungarian state built on a concerted, equitable union rather than subjugation. It warns against exile of leaders, endorses a March 4 constitutional project, and envisions a single assembly representing multiple nations under a liberal crown. It notes Russian intervention risks and hopes for broad alliance and reform to raise the empire from its ashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Hungary
Russia
Europe
United Kingdom
Aod
Francis Joseph
Lyix
London
Augusta
Georgey
Coumianis
Later From California. Empire City brings gold and riot news
The Empire City arrived with one month late news from California dated August 2. It carried 49 passengers from Chagres and 27 from Jamaica, nearly $1,000,000 in gold. San Francisco rioting on July 16 led to 17 arrests and trials for conspiracy to rob residents, with guilty verdicts and varied sentences. Diggings show rich deposits near Smith's bar on America river. Health remains good. Marmont Island Milling Association completes dam. 3,614 people arrived in San Francisco in July.
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California
New Yon
Empire City
Chagres
Jamaica
San Francisco
Teadwr
Sau. Roberts
Guveynor
Malifornia Way
Theodore Saundera
Sacramento City
America River
Ihe
Marmont Island
Ibis
Stanislas
San Joaquin
Riley
Plain Dealer
The Cuba Proclamation and Round Island Journal Report
The New Orleans Delta quotes the president regarding Cuba invasion rumors. It casts doubt on any large scale design, attributing the proclamation to the Round Island affair near the city. The paper notes telegraphic reports arriving in Washington with possible embellishments and warns of uncertain organizational aims.
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Cuba
New Orleans
Round Island
Washington
Tle
Journal silence spurred questions on state finances and officials
The Ohio Statesman denounces the Journal for dodging inquiries into treasury use, asks about excess salaries paid by the Auditor of State, the Fund Commissioners secretary, and the Canal Fund head, and vows further exposure of alleged misappropriations before the campaign ends. The piece cites local editorials and editorials lampooning protectionist critiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itv
Corwin
Elisha Widulesey
Joseph Vinice
Sugar Alley
Auditor Woods
Fune
Stave
Auditor of State
Canal Fund
Stato
Treasury
Ohio Statesman
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Jenden
Iceland
Wooder
Anyu
Lanse
Nowelwe
Teast
The
Oliv Menitentiary
William ‘Trevitt
Bustou
Cape
the Portage Sentinel
Venwa
George Sheldon
Mantua
Aitweney
Luther Day
Itarenn
Airam Spencer
Sinffiehd
Vrensaver
Jackson T. Green
Mavenna
Koowader
Nrodolpils Bard
Kwield
EL Ring
Raven
New York Democracy
Puresprociwat’ Jousnay
Lewis Kossurnp
Fowlers & Wells
Nassau St
N. Y
E. H. Sanvash
Akron
Reazeca M. M. Sanronn
Indies
B. Schiumer
Edinburgh
Wfiters
Columbiana County
William JD. Morgan
Ohio Patriot
Hox
Comatresioxene
Pon- Tace
Cleveland and
Anske
Rail Head
Levprett Norton
Luther L
BROW
Beentny Post
Pickle Pickby
Rumsey
Mosquito
San Juao
Nicaragua
United States
Mexico
New York Mirror
Brooklyn
Walter
Agourney
Achronimcier
Wil
Navy Yard
Nike 1
Nexportense
Wight
Paris
Epenica
Ger. Tepler
Samuel H. Pellers
Garrettsville
Wm, Boyd
Taylor
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