Spree Environs Ad Spreads Advertisers In Eastern Ohio
In the Steubenville Herald and its editions, forty four years of publication are noted with extensive advertising reach across Eastern Ohio Western Pennsylvania and Virginia. Advertising agents Paumer, Carr, Perce and Thompson named in Boston New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. European news reports a looming rupture between Austria and Prussia with signs of another revolution per late foreign briefs.
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Tilk Steubenville Herald
Werald
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Toles
Boston
Mass
New York
Philadelphia
Carr. C. Perce
Philadephia
Austria
Prussia
Europe
Break in Pennsylvania Canal repaired with delays near Bainbird
A Baltimore Harrisburg dispatch dated September 23 reports the canal break at Bainbird has been repaired but will require five to six days more work. Goods must be shipped via Harrisburg and reshipped onward, delaying traffic and shipments. The West faces funding disputes and local newspaper debate on government outlays and printing contracts. The Turkish offer to send Kossuth to London fades, while Cuban invasion rumors lack substance. The naval appropriation bill suffers amendments, and the Marks scandal looms with tales of large profits and questionable contracts.
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Pennsylvania Canal
Baltimore
Harrisburgh
Bainbird
Vic Louis
Cincinnat
Ksburgh
Greenville
India
Congress
Wasminton
Kossuth
London
United States
Lam
State Department
Cuba
Lopez
New Orleans
Marks
B. Green
Green
Mexico
Marks, Green & the Ghost
Webster
Edmund Burke
The
Union
Overton
Ritchie
C.M. Jackson
Archstreet
Philadelphia
Theo Bitters
Boston Bee
Dee
Waper
GR. Hoopland
Geralan
Dr. Hoofland
A. C. ME. Jackson
Brown
Arch Street
Race Street
Steubenville
Henning
Marietta
EB. B. Perkins
Ncinnati
Thomas & Miles
Maysville
Seaton & Sharp
S. P. Townsend
Jacob Townsend
P. Townsend
Townsend
Ja. Toh Townsend
Po Townsend
Balin
Jacob
Portomi
Grand Universal
Vine Street
Cincinnati
Gow
Calmot
Nopich
Robert ‘Palbert
Richmond
Deion
New Alexander
Lel Waggoner
Senate Strikes Mileage Provision From Appropriation Bill
The Senate on Saturday struck from the appropriation bill the proviso fixing mileage for members of Congress by the route between residence and the mails. Dickenson led the effort and incurred notable odium for his role in the decision.
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Senate
House
Congress
Washington
Dickenson
Cal campcicon in Jeffer county fosters voter turnout
In Jeffer county the old habitant recalls a quiet political week with growing interest in the election. The note urges all citizens to vote, arguing that voting sustains Republican government and good governance and emphasizing the importance of participation for the perpetuity of the system.
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Jeffer
Spanish minister to discuss Cuba effort after New York
A Washington dispatch reports the Spanish minister, pressed by Mr Webster, returned from New York and held a long conference. They say another attempt on Cuba is planned, with the initial descent aimed at Hayti to topple Faustin Soulouque.
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Washington
Webster
New York
Cuba
Hayti
Faustin Soulouque
Navy ends plogging and boosts sailors pay
A House bill abolishes plogging in the Navy and links the change to ending liquor rations. It also provides sailors with an extra dollar and a half per month. The measure aims to attract the best men from across the country and replace the previous lower‑tier service.
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United States
House of Representatives
Unclear Political Figure Absconds in Unknown County
Fragmentary text reports a Democratic sheriff possibly fleeing Pe State with speculative talk of securities worth thousands. The note mentions Ivy county and unnamed counties with repeated departures under similar circumstances. Details are fragmentary and uncertain.
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Tury
Pe State
Peerry
Ivy County
Rumor of Sacramento Fire Denied by Judge Pratt
The Sacramento rumor of the city burning is dismissed by Judge O. Pratt of Oregon who says the Squatter party submitted without more resistance. The New York Tribune notes uncertainty and identifies James McClatchy, a former Sacramento figure, as a key leader in the land reform opposition.
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Sacramento
O. ©. Pratt
Oregon
California
New York Tribune
the Tribune
James McClatchy
Slander A De Congress Charges In Election Fight
Fragmentary report shows political attacks on Mr Ewing tied to party interests. The piece cites Democrats accusing the Inter state Congress secretary and editorials continuing to weaponize charges, aiming to influence voters on the eve of elections.
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Secre
Antion
Ewing
Interstatic Congress
Whig Auditor Candidate McMasters Featured in Steubenville
The Mecuanie's Canpipatz notes that the Whig candidate for Auditor, Mr. W. F. McMasters, is a good scholar and hard-working. The township is urged to vote for mechanics and craftsmen, supporting Wm. F. McMasters regardless of party, with Steubenville urged to back their craftsman.
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W. F. McMaciers
Lis Township
Steubenville
Wm. F. McMasters
Banks and Oregon Governor News From The Gazette
The banks of Cincinnati show capital 31,672,026 with deposits 8 58 million and circulation 536,363 plus 3,426,431 in notes and 225,928 in specie. Governor Lane resigned June 18 leaving Oregon without a governor until Major Gaines arrived. Judge Pratt reports Joby James reached Oregon on the 6th ultimo after rounding Cape Horn.
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Cincinnati
Op OrtGon
The
New York Tribune
Pratt
Oregon
California
Joby J.jaines
Cape Horn
Gov. Lane
Territory
Major Gaines
Alleged mail robber Hyxton jailed in Columbus awaiting trial
General O Hyxton, alleged mail robber, is jailed in Columbus for want of bail as his trial nears. The case features testimony that identified $250 worth of bills registered at Newark and 20 to 30 keys found in his baggage. Witnesses recall hot Wheeling weather and a sire call. bail set at 15000 amid embezzlement charges from Vernon to Morristown.
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O. Hyxton
Columbus
Ohio
Lowing
Haske
Hinton
Newark
Wheeling
Bottsford
Vernon
Morristown
Ohio Congressman Giddings Leaves Washington for Re Election
The free soil member J R Giddings of Ohio has gone home to seek re election. Before departing, he drew his per diem up to the day fixed for the next event, admitting he could afford the longer trip.
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J. R. Giddings
Free Soil
Congress
Ohio
Washington
Jexxy Ling Concert Crowded at Castle Garden
The fifth LF Jexxy Ling concert at Castle Garden New York Saturday evening drew a larger crowd than before, with crowding and a rush for seats as promenade ticket holders pressed toward available seating.
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LF Jexxy Ling
Castle Garden
N. Y
Examination Notice For Pupils At North School House
An examination of the pupils will take place at the North School House on October 2 and October 4. The friends of common schools are invited to attend.
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Friends of Common Schools
Roberts campaign: Steubenville voters urged for Col Roberts
Friends and supporters in Steubenville rally for Col Roberts urging a strong turnout. The article praise his public spirit, self made man status, work for city improvements, and care for laborers and the poor as it calls for a big vote and cheers.
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Worrior Co
Roverts
Friends
Steubenville
Roberts
Col. Roberts
Iccs
Campaign spirit lingers as White ticket leads county race
Fragmentary news from last week shows strong campaign momentum in the county with indications favoring the White ticket. A majority of 800 is needed to overcome opposition if Col. Roberts is elected as district congressman.
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Col. Roberts
Texas Senate election result and scattered votes
The Texas election on the 26th for the United States Senate six year term starting March 4 shows Rusk leading with 56 votes, Wiefall 3, J B Miller 1, and 4 scattering. The Texas Legislature result references Rusk in the return from New Orleans Picayune text.
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Texas
United States Senate
New Orleans Picayune
Rusk
Wiefall
J. B. Miller
Texas Sen
New City Arrivals Provide Bargain Clothing at Market Street
Croraine announces new arrivals including coats pants and drawers at affordable prices offered by a street store located next door to Sarr. Gutterman's also advertises shirts suspenders and other goods as cheap as ever, with mentions of a De Herald notice and a proposal to equip officers with tools for work sites. The text also references miscellaneous civic commentary about officers and a Mexican issue.
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Croraine
Wvc
Sarr
Gutterman’s
Itt
Herald
California Farmer Reports Tomato Crop Worth 818000
A California man writes to his wife in Ohio describing his tomato crop on an acre and a half of ground valued at 818000. The letter reflects small farm ambitions and financial hopes.
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Alfornia
Ohio
Cal
Minnesota Emigrants Shift to Farmers Overcome Scarcity
The Emigrants to Minnesota are mostly mechanics and traders leaving farmers scarce. Farmers are needed as producers not consumers. The St Paul Register asserts Minnesota will produce abundantly with winter wheat and rising mills, claiming crops will compare favorably with any state, many surpassing their own.
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Minesota
St. Paul’s
Carelessness With Fine Arms Ends in Fatal Shooting
From the Columbus Journal an account states a German man named Green was accidentally shot Tuesday morning near a grocery doorway. A loaded gun in a car by the Tontine, across the street, discharged as Mr. Hall and others examined the car, the fatal ball striking Green and causing his death within minutes.
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Columbus, Wal
Green
Francis Hall
Hall
Toward Equality and Homecoming Reflections
A collage of editorial musings on constitutional fear, Barnum's tastes, and Beecher's call for equal dignity through honest work. Notes on the Steubenville California company travelers arrive, led by Mr. Dundass, en route to the city for upcoming duties.
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Lyman Beecher
Steubenville California Company
Dundass
The Mineral Bank Report Reassures Creditors
The land Civilian states that reports hurting the Mineral Bank are unfounded. The Cumber Bank is run cautiously and sound, with no losses and strong standing in the state. Governor Bell of Texas vetoes a bill to submit territorial purchase to a popular vote. The Sable Brothers were well patronized locally and depart today for Pittsburgh.
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Mineral Bank
Cumber Bank
Sable Brothers
Pittsburgh
First Clintonville building finished by Hanna and Son
The first building in Clintonville was completed yesterday by Hanna and Son for a paper manufactory. Two participants in the Rush Run battle reportedly showed the white feather and fled into a cornfield, which may cost them their pension. In town Mr. P. Lewis, Whig candidate for State Senate, and Mr. F. McMasters for Auditor, are noted.
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Clintonville
Hanna & Son
Rush Run
Imei Nea
P. Lewis
State Senate
F. McMasters
Coun
Milwaukie population soars past twenty thousand
The Sentinel exults at Milwaukie growth from Solomon Juneau’s lone 1834 presence to over 20,000 residents in 1850. It highlights rapid expansion since 1834 and cites 1834 frame buildings and 1840 population around 1,700 as context for today’s 20,035.
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Milwaukie
Solomon Juneau
Severe hailstorm devastates Pittsnvran with ice balls
A dispatch from Pittsnvran dated Sept 27 describes a violent hailstorm that battered homes and roofs, shattered windows, and toppled carriages. Horses ran loose and people were injured, including a man with a head wound.
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Pittsnvran
Senate Passes Mexican Indemnity Bill After Debate
Washington September 24 Senate on motion of Mr Dickenson took up the Mexican Indemnity bill and advocated its passage. Soule opposed it citing English Bankers. A motion to postpone for California bills failed. The bill from the House read third time and passed with amendments printed.
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Washington
Senate
Dickenson
Dickinson
Soule
California
House
Johnston
Grinnell
Bayly
Committee of Commerce
Fragmentary OCR Item From Milib Page
The readable OCR fragment shows scattered letters and symbols, including numbers and headings like milb and Ge. It lacks coherent names, dates, or events. No concrete action or outcome can be established from the fragment.
Proclamation Sets Georgia Convention Dates for Dec 10
Washington Sept 24 The Southern Press reports Gov. Pp proclaims a convention to decide Georgia's path as California is admitted by the last Legislature. Milledgeville will host December 10 with delegates elected November 25. Proclamation dated yesterday and telegraphed to the city.
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Washington
Southern Press
Gov. 7
Georgia
California
Milledgeville
Jennings heir claimant seeks England for estate case
Philadelphia reports Sebastian Jennings of Fayetteville North Carolina has traveled to England to pursue his claim to the famed Jennings estate, a search that has spanned several years. He remains the claimant named in the contested will and seeks resolution abroad.
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Philadelphia
Sebastian Jennings
Fayetteville
N. C
Jennings
England
Mexican Indemnity Bill Clears Both Houses
Washington September 24 The Mexican Indemnity Bill has passed both Houses The Fortification Bill passed the House An effort is under way to incorporate the Texas Navy in the Naval Appropriation Bill The Senate is now in executive session at X P M
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Washinton
House
Senate
Congressional actions in Senate and House bills
Washington dispatch notes House and Senate proceedings on land appropriations for indigent insane care. It covers passage of a steamboat safety bill with required ice boats life preservers and periodic boiler inspections. Also reports on officers commissions, a rejected bill on military personnel, and a resolution about civil suit against ex Secretary of War Crawford. Senate passage of California collection district bill after reconsideration.
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Congressional
Washington
House
Senate
McLean
Mr. Crawford
Messrs
Turney
Ewing
Butler
Dawson
California
Proclamation Sparks Georgia Convention Schedule
In Washington on September 25, a proclamation urges Georgia to convene a convention against free press threats. The event is slated for November 25 with a session on December 10, while the governor warns of outrages and the impact on state institutions amid slavery policy tensions. Cincinnati reports the Kate Kearney steamer incident with fire and injuries en route from St. Louis to keelboat repairs. passengers survived.
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Washington
People of
Georgia
Towns
Cincinnati
Kate Kearney
Ward
St. Louis
Eabin
Texas Governor veto sinks purchase of territory bill
Telegraphed from New Orleans reports that Texas Governor vetoed the bill requiring submission of a popular vote on a general government purchase proposal. The veto was sustained by the House, the bill is lost, and Texas adjourns until November with remaining business unfinished.
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Bell
Texas
Baltimore
New Orleans
House
Abolitionist in Boston Hints At Gun Cotton Strike
An abolitionist in Boston allegedly expressed a wish that the Lord rain down gun cotton on southern cotton fields, let it ignite, and then send a lightning shaft to blow the entire country up to glory. The remark appears in a fragmentary report from a local discussion.
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Hoito
Boston
Elory
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Tom Labiliy
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Collins
Newtiss & Co
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Flures
General Uiker
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Prands
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GB. M. Esterly
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Esterle
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Jean Ruis
Ruel Clapp
Thompson, Skillman & Co
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CH Vaughn
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Avents
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Reynolds & Co
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ASP
Crosby
Cadiz
John Beall
Wellsville
Ag. Lyons
R. Exeters
Wood St
Pittsburh
Lynning
J.C. Cable
Robert Mears
Munney & Mears
Arcer Street
Third Street
N.B
M’kinney & Cars
Robert Mevars
New Hamipshire
Kr. Massey
Ohio Medical College
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R. D. Morrison &O
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Patterson & McGowan
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Hancock Co
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Olinglesi
America
Cumberland
Gmn
Dixon
Hevec
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J. C. Cable
D. Morrisson &Cave
R.D. Morris
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Phila
M & Co
SSA Veller
S & Drovercs
F Nath
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Steubenvile
Jacob ‘Townsend
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Ali Luahis
Chrisse
SEARS
Siven
Lendis
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Harry Esutts
Robert W. Landis
Perry Davis
Perry da Vis
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Prett
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A. H. Curistir
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Bransway
Ge J.C. Cabe & Co
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Gorl
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AHW Duhkman & CO
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Port Homer
Wil
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New Zealand
St. Clair St
Ady
Bethesd
Bethesda
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Fulton Street
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