Mammoth Weekly Herald Announces Board of Public Works Nominees
The Mammoth Weekly Herald states Pur. Tite Lationsr and D 4S an Ap RS SUPERIOR with William Johnston of Hamilton County and Alexander Conover of Auglaize County named to the Board of Public Works. The issue boasts thirty two columns of reading material, telegraph reports, poems, tales, and a broad mix of news and commercial items. Subscriptions are 5 cents for a single copy, 50 cents for three months, $1 for six months, and $2 for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Public Works
Alexander Gq. Conover
Auglaize County
Maunora Waexir
Cuban Expedition Progress and Union Debate Reflected
Reports from Cuba on General Lopez landing and the disputed Cardenas garrison spark national debate on invasion prospects. The Cincinnati Assembly debate on slavery dissolving the Union features strong church perspectives, urging memorials and fasting if danger persists.
Cherokee Nation Advances with Schools and Libraries
The Cherokee nation has 21 common schools plus mission schools, with two new brick academies at Talliquah, one for males and one for females. Officials hope to establish a library for public use and for the national council which meets at Talliquah each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talle ‘Quah
Cherokee Nation
National Council
Consisteny and Banking Taxes Raise Demands in State
The Lee faction in this state opposes banking profits calling them exorbitant and ruinous. At the latest General Assembly this party repealed the six percent borrowed money allowance and granted the Shylock-like practice of ten percent tax on money lending. It argues laws are not just if moneyed interests exploit value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Soloen
General Assembly
Jfdan
Weaver's Hotel advertised in Pittsburgh notice
The readers are directed to the Weaver's Hotel advertisement in Pittsburgh. Mr. Weaver, formerly at Merchant's Hotel, is described as an accommodating and popular landlord. Old patrons will recall him in the city on business.
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Weaver's Hotel
Weaver’ S Hotel
Pittsburgh
Weaver
Merchant's Hotel
Tron City
Meadville Theological School invites Rev. Samuel Ward
The Meadville Theological School senior class has invited Rev. Samuel Ward of Syracuse New York to deliver their anniversary discourse on June 27. Ward is described as an articulate person of strong intellect and deep color.
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Meadville Theological School
Samuel Ward
Syracuse
New York
Woison African
Supreme Court Upholds Congress Power Over Counterfeiting
The Supreme Court ruled that Congress has authority to prohibit circulation of counterfeit coin and punish offenders. The decision came on a certificate of division from the New York circuit court, with Attorney General Johnson arguing for Congress and Mr. Seaward opposing. The ruling affirms Congress’s full power on this issue.
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Covntrreeit Corx
Ixtergattss Deretston
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Supreme Court
United States Circuit Court For
New York
Johnson
Temperance Lecture Praised By Attendees
The Rev. John Chambers of Philadelphia spoke at the First Presbyterian Church on Montey evening last. Attendees report a masterly effort and note his efficient reform work in Philadelphia and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chambers
Philadelphia
First Presbyterian Church
Montey
Chambers
Guatemala Threatened by Federation and English Treaty
Honduras dispatches through April twenty seventh reports the Guatemala England treaty for reciprocal commercial privileges. Guatemala pledged to suppress slave trade, provoking indignation among neighboring states. San Salvador, Paraguay, and Honduras assemble forces to compel Guatemala into a federation and join US protection or annexation talks.
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Honduras
Central Americs
Guatemala
England
Chathedd
San Salvado
Paragua
United States
Costa Rica
Chatfield
Indiana Railway Network Near Completion by 1831
The Louisville Journal reports about 720 miles of railway in Indiana either completed or under progress with the entire project due in 1831 52. Indianapolis serves as the central terminus of the network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Journal
Indiana
Indianapolis
Dtre's Merrenant's College Moves to New City Site
The institution now sits at the corner of Third and Market on the second door in Gazza ms new buildings. The lecture room runs full building length with desks and comfortable furnishings. Mr Duff, noted for book keeping education, premier among contemporaries, introduces Merchantile Law as a new essential branch. Details on branches, advantages, and tuition appear in today’s Herald advertisement.
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Dtre
Merrenant
CoLtrect
Market
Gazzams
Duff
Europe
Pittsburgh Chronicle
Herald
Elephant rib found near tusk confirms local elephant
The Cincinnati Times reports an elephant tusk was found near Cincinnati and now a rib about three feet long, nearly fossilized, has been discovered nearby. This suggests the elephant once inhabited the region and the rib bears unmistakable signs of elephant identity.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Times
Spring and Summer Bonnets Arrive at Scott Millinery
MG and J Scott announce a new arrival of spring and summer bonnets in latest fashion. Call to view the selection this morning and see the new styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MG. & J. Scott
Adams and Cows Express
J. Scot
Miny Zi
Ou & J. Scott
Washington Hall
Hon Abbott Lawrence Hosts An Anniversary Dinner
LF Hon Abbott Lawrence, our Minister to the English Court, attended the Anniversary dinner of the Society of friends to distressed fellow beings with the Duke of Cambridge presiding. He spoke of kinship across nations and pledged to foster goodwill among Britain Europe and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott Lawrence
Society of Lends
Duke of Cambridge
Great Britain
Europe
Two Brothers in Coal War End in Brutal Wounding
A Wheeling Argus account describes Cuthbert Haslop and John Haslop quarrelling over partnership accounts at Bridgeport. John wounded his brother with a Bowie knife, cutting flesh from the shoulder and back, leaving a severe 10 inch wound. John is in prison. Both brothers were coal dealers residing in Kirkwood and Bridgeport, Ohio.
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Wheeling Argus
Bridgeport
Wheeling
Honniparrar
Cuthbert
Jno
John
Kirkwood
Brideport
Ohio
To Preserve Beef Steaks In Indian Corn Meal
As warm weather nears and meat spoils quickly, a method to keep fresh beef steaks four to five days is shared. Lay steak pieces one to three pounds, each fully covered with Indian corn meal, then lay them to rest. The tradition notes this technique as practical for prairie dwellers.
Pinch Quips on Ministers Misfortunes and Disraeli
Pinch reports Disraeli amused by ministers misfortune with a mock specimen. He says Lord John has the soul of an old carpet, not minding how often beaten as long as he occupies the House of Commons floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re Disraeli
Pinch
Lord John
House of Commons
Debt Collector Question Leads to Name Confusion Mystery
A bank collector asks Mr. Smith to pay an account from Brown, Jones & Thompson this morning. Smith asks which Brown, the collector reveals Bil Brown, slipping the file under Smith’s nose to confirm the name.
Cuban Patriots Face Grand Jury Action in New York
The Herald reports steps taken to bring Cuban Patriots before a United States Circuit Court grand jury on charges tied to the 1816 act preserving the nation’s neutrality.
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New York
The
Herald
United States Circuit Court
United States
Disunion 1x Mississippi Nashville Convention views
The Natchez Courier reports that in the last week twenty eight Mississippi journals show varied stances on the Nashville Convention. Thirteen condemn it, eight approve, four are neutral, and three are political with undetermined views. Two papers appear for and one against.
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Mississippi
Nashville
Father awarded for seduction of his daughter in court
At a Jefferson county Common Pleas term, a father won a verdict of 2000 dollars for the seduction of his daughter. The girl was under 12 when the act occurred and the defendant, about 60, is described by the Herald as an old, enterprising merchant long well known in the community.
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Justtice
Court of Common Pleas
Jefferson County
Lancaster Gazelle
Ohio
HOV
Coldmoisstonegls
County of
Jefferson
William Steedman
Mt. Pleasant Township
Mary Bremdman
Rhodora and Transcendental Verse Reflected in a Poet’s View
An Express column cites Ralph Waldo Emerson’s transcendental sensibility and a lyric exploration of the Rhodora. It notes the poet's ability to utter simple sweetness and asserts beauty as its own excuse for being. The passage reflects on nature, perception, and the poet’s conversational tone.
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Ralph Waldo
Express
Rhodora
California Law Prospects for Lawyers Highlighted
A young California lawyer writes of booming prospects in the Golden State. He predicts the state will be the greatest place for lawyers for years, noting widespread property fraud and contested deeds. A skilled attorney could prosper amid the legal disputes over titles and fraud.
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California
Golden States
Eve W
Flying Steamer and Rail Travel Odds Mixed News
Mr Rufus Porter of New York promotes subscriptions for the Aerial Steamer asserting progress from a model judged promising by New York papers The New York Sun notes another exhibition at the Merchant's Exchange The piece on railway travel by Dr Lardner estimates passenger accident odds across two years ending December 1848 giving figures on fatal and nonfatal incidents per mile and concluding with odds against such events
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Rufus Porter
N. York
New York
New York Sun SaVvs
Merchant's Exchange
United Kingdom
Lardner
William Johnston and the Ohio common schools
A Meigs County Telegraph excerpt praises William Johnston as the author and drafter of Ohio's present system of common schools. It credits his eloquence with securing enactment and notes how many poor children and orphans have reason to bless his name, promising he will be remembered.
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William Jahnston
Ohio
William Johnston
Meigs Co. Telegraph
William Scott
Siteukenville
Vas
H.C. Moodey
Prewth Street
Steubenville Ubio
Dexcomiwas
Commodore McKeever arrives as Congress sails delays
The Norfolk Beacon reports Commodore McKeever reached Norfolk from Washington. Congress is not expected to sail before the 27th. Dr. Thomas Williamson is ordered to Congress as First Surgeon on the Brazil coast. The brig Porpoise waits for a lieutenant and a doctor to depart for Cuba.
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Norfolk
Commodore McKeever
Washinton
Congress
Thomas Williamson
Brazil
Porpoise
Cuba
Steubenville Herald Opposes Ohio Veto on Constitution
The Steubenville Herald argues against grafting a veto into Ohio's Constitution. It contends people are capable of self government and should manage their own affairs. The Wheeling Argus counters that the veto could curb hasty legislation and save rights by suspending bad agents.
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Steubenville Herald
Ohio
Wheeling Argus
Robbery on De Witt Clinton at Cincinnati Wharf
A passenger on the De Witt Clinton was robbed of four hundred and fifty dollars in gold Tuesday night at the Cincinnati wharf. The thief is believed to have entered before bed hour and waited until the man slept. Also noted are candidate announcements in this morning's Herald and corn prices at St Josephs Mo asking 82.00 per bushel amid emigrant demand.
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de Witt Clinton
Cincinnati
St. Josephs
Sam Willis
College Hall
Walnut St
Cincinn Howe &C
J.C. Cable
R. DD. Morrison
Fragmented political chatter and stray notes from 19th century papers
A tattered roundup mentions San Antonio plans for a new state division and government seat, plus Boston political signatures and Russia and Hungary unrest. It also notes a burial desecration, Ohio constitutional members, a London travel piece, and Nineveh inscriptions, all amid scattered, incomplete clippings.
Local Officials Named as Candidates Amid Richmond Decision
The Herald notes J. M. Simerar as Auditor candidate contingent on Richmond decision due June next and SMAPHFI may 27th. Josefh Suanc named by Wr. Allison as Commissioner candidate, contingent on Richmond decision, with Whigs in and out by May 27. Bess Lasro township representative candidate for office per nominating convention May Wains, Yellow, SHtr, Tyemus. plus advice on a proprietary health remedy and medical notices across Jefferson county communities.
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J. M. Simerar
Fion
Richmond
Allison
Josefh Suanc
Richimon
Bess
Lasro Township
Ofice
Tly
Ohio law on road and drain petitions and rail stock transfers
The act amends petition disclosure obligations for road and drainage projects, details damage and benefit apportionment, allows post award suits, and outlines repair contributions. It also authorizes railroad stock transfer books in other states and requires turnpikes and joint stock firms with state holdings to file annual financial reports with the Auditor of State and to furnish copies to the General Assembly.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Usted
Benjamin FL Leiter
House of Representatives
Charles
Convers
Neviate
Benjamin Fk. Leiter
Horse of Representatives
Npedte
The
Senate
Benjamin Folester
Laws of Representatives
Charles C.conyers
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Hamilton County
Lopez
Cardenas
Mersurees
Matanzas
Ewing
Brown
Stanly
Caele Sam
Pinkey
Cincinnati Gazette
Brisbane
Spencer
Brooklyn
Dr. Mosely
Ceep
Assembly
Reynolds
Tennessee
Clay
Dangver
Giranit
Presbyterian Church
Breckenridge
Louisville
Assebly
Brethers
Danu R
Kentucky
Mr. Barker
Am. Agriculturist
Virginia
Natchez ( Miss
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Canpipatis
San Antonio
Bexar
Galveston
Cate
Boston Corres
New Bedford Standard
Boston
Iderman
Cambridge
Charlesta
Andover
Russia
Rerstown
Ohio Constitutional
M. M. Nosed Jew
the ’ Day Times
Masy Wains
Rapway
R.G
Joon Flatt
Balin
Large Hotties
Fulton Radwry & Co
Leubenville, T
Henning
Kates
Butler Co
A. L
A.L. Frazier
Steubenville
M’lane
Houghman
West Lnion
Park Co
Ricd & Co
T.S. Boville
Henry
Skull Syrup Manor
Mayls
Mee
North Carolina
Laws OF
Authority
Benjamin F. Leiter
House of Rpresentatives
Charles C Conyers
Negate
Charles CL
Sio Speerler
Third Street
Strubenville
Ugherd
Layton&a Co
Win
Dougherty
Layton
John Ougherty
Steuville
Prench
Paris
Viberton
Caret Emporium
Baudise
Dougherty, Layton& Co
Eubenville
Viareh
van Reden & Brs
H. H.uxley
Nolia Hall
Fifth Street
W. P. Marshall
Samuel C. Hill
Porter
U Street
4Th Street
Diamond Alley
Delano
Havin
Union Buildings
Steu
Hening
Joshua Henry
OCERY
Adams Street
Vhereh
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Rk. TS
Medp Os
Penn Suite
Loireet
M. Pnk
Burgh, Pa
S Hotel
Cégnor
Fourth
Gyma Streets
Weaver, Proseten
GEC
Wm. Street
Firet
Yhio
David Shively
Kinsey Carr
John White
Ann M. Seer
J. Alcunnengham
Stoticks
Thomas Grade
Hsq
Springftels Township
Raven
Mary
John Gault
Admininisterat &S
Gino
Ohio River
New Alexander
Campble Tare
Worthington
Isett
D. EL. Gans
Rex Indence
TAOR
Lana
Ito
Asi
Tay Ing
Pennsylvania
Nols
Joseph Stoner
Christian Snively
Mansfield Brown
Joseph Pennock
Allegheny County
Isaac Bear
Westmoreland County
Geo. Vasler
James Wilson
Unntineden County
Peo
Abner Thomason
Reedsville
MiMin Co
PasGen
James Irvin
Bellefonte
Centre Co
Martin Herr
John Weaver
Jos. Weaver
Gedree Morgan
John Greider
Lancaster Co
Joseph Hildreth
Mansfield
Samuel Williams
Lancaster
TantYe & O'Connor
Pattsinfeb
Daniel Black
N. B
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Camdern-P. M'Granahan-T
Gorkell-Mott Union Glass Factory
LES & CO
Jeffison County
O. Hull & Brothers
Knowles & CO
Bivabenville
France
Hill
Liberty St
W.W. Wallace
Shea
Geo
W. Zimmerman
Arcis Strées
Philadelphia Penna
A. K
East
H. Zimmerman
Tle Hason
Wicttarl Welsh
Isriends
Wet Aly
Mihstreet
Southside
Alexander
Own
Eneral
Michael
I. Ss
Richmond Jefferson Co
W. R. Thompson
Michar
William Todd
Dourman & CO
George D Winchell
Japan
Pearl and
Walnut
Ear Street
All Dotirvan & Co
Q's
Dog and Chemical
Apric J.C. Cable& Co
Catharine Donazhey
Cross Creek Township
Jamubs Cunningham
Adm
Patterson & McGowan
Lov, Ga. & J. Scorer
Dersons
Phoenix Engine Company
Elit
Harlan
N- Hl
Melvin
Market Street
Ts. Henning
Holton’s
Allen
Jug
Gisella
Young Prima Donna
Zanoni
Linda Evelyn
A. L. Frazer
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Dohrman & Co S. HH
R. W. Halsted
Liberty Street
Pitts Bergh
WM. W. Wallace
Hairromn
Conn
Anso
Bayards
New Orleans
Gulf
Atlantic
BE. H. M'Peely
Agen. Rotecvion Insurance Companyy
Steubenda
Towssend
Bristols
Dixon
Agnes
Ayre
Wister
WildCherry
Vaughn
CABLE
Aughn
King
Ty Vaughn
Buffalo
N. Y
Main Street
G. C. Vaughy
America
Buchan
Svein Oth. Petersburg
Arieure
Sr. Cooper
Andrew Rogers
Sip Roger
Tar sUill
Nike
Nilo Misaing
Hollanburg
Darke
A. Lescovinn
Cox
Mr. French
Binust
Thiserpeas
Sr. Roger
J.C. Hixrosiurs
John A. Collins
Temperance Orean
Sons of Temperance of
Newton
Tia Totry Bir
Roger’ Laverwort
Lar
Joan A. Coritas
Ur. Newton
Memphis College
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Eggartrest
Longworth Street
Hector
Rogers
H. Cox
Cincinnati Medical College
Ny Nine
Ogers
Fybel Bell
H.ttox, M.A
Henry Morse
Cox Wing
John Tl.boland
Kovery
Laverwort
A. L.scovill
Jerrenson Co
R. J. D. Morrison
A. Ds. Prozier
Stewvenville
Henry Crew
Goudy & Co
Warrenton
Wim. Palmer
Spragfield
J. M. Reynolds
Wellsburz
Was + bn deptt
Mekiroy & Russell
Amsterdam
Wellers&Co
Wiltonsville
Hayward
Wetersburg
J. K. Vavir& Co
Mloombeld
J. By Ilarthord
Newburg
Wall Ce
Bracken, Lagrage
Mwylum
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