Mammoth Weekly Herald Promises Western Support
The Steubenville Mammoth Weekly Herald, published every Wednesday from Market Street, seeks subscribers at $2 per year, $1 for six months, and 50 cents for a two month term. It pledges large, advanced news from Magnetic Telegraph and aims to serve farmers, mechanics, manufacturers, and Western readers with a political commercial agricultural and family paper. W. R. Allison, Postmaster.
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Colonization and the Africa Mail Steamship Plan
The Commercial Journal discusses a congressional push for aid to launch a mail steamer line to Africa. It cites Britain's envisaged fleet to Liberia, arguing enhanced trade, reduced slave traffic, and support for Colonization aims. It urges emigration to Africa and praises English actions as proof of growing Atlantic commerce potential.
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Grave as a Turk in Boston crowd
The Courier notes Amin Bey the Turkish envoy and two aides with Commodore Dawson among a few companions occupying front seats. Amid a tumult of noise and fear, the Bey and his party remained unperturbed, calmly observing events as others struggled to calm panic.
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Fugitive Slave Bill fuels Sandusky uproar in Detroit tribute
Detroit Tribune editor reports Sandusky crowds swayed by Senator Chase speech on the Fugitive Slave Bill. He notes heavy activity as over 200 enslaved people have moved through the city toward Canada in the last two days, with trains from the South bringing more.
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Worcester Women's Rights Convention Addresses Equality
A Worcester held Women’s Rights Convention passed resolutions urging political legal and social equality for women while stressing education aligned with nature. Letters read at the event included Elizur Wright of the Boston Chronotype praising women’s political rights and urging gradual social change amid abolitionist circles.
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Ocean Steam Line to Liverpool from Philadelphia
Advertisements by Richardson Watson & Co claim the first Ocean Steam Line steamer City of Glasgow will depart Philadelphia for Liverpool in early December with several ships planned. The Pennsylvania Inquirer notes the venture marks a new screw steamship service linking Philadelphia and the Old World, enabling direct imports from Havre to Liverpool and on to Philadelphia. The City of Glasgow arrived a day after the paragraph was written.
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Shell your corn save cobs and feed cattle
Advice from American Farmer urges farmers to shell corn and keep cobs for livestock. A shelling machine can handle small or large crops, with horse power options. Crushed cobs boost fodder quality, possibly doubling marketable corn value by winter, by feeding cattle and improving soil.
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Pittsburgh Mayor Barker Elected In Turbulent Jail Stance
Springfield Republic letters critique PittspurcH Mayor Barker, who was chosen amid disturbance while jailed for disturbing the peace. He now allegedly orders subordinates to jail and faces assault and battery charges. The piece argues for selecting law abiding leaders and proper obedience to law.
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John L. Taylor Re elected Whig Representative of Ohio
The National Intelligencer reports the re election of John L Taylor of Ohio to the next Congress. He won by a majority of 570 votes over Locofoco and Abolition opponents, reflecting honor on his constituents and himself.
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Ostrich Aerial Ascents Draw Paris Proposals
A quirky Paris idea follows the success of balloon ascensions on horseback with a botanist proposing to ascend on a live ostrich. The plan suggests an unconventional, eye catching ascent to capture public imagination.
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Peach trade boost figures from New Jersey to New York
During the season New Jersey shipped 1 338 500 baskets of peaches into New York selling for about 350 000 dollars. The figure reflects cross state commerce in perishable fruit and indicates a sizable trade flow affecting market prices and regional supply chains.
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Fragmentary OCR line offers a glimpse of a printer plea or warning. The legible portion centers on a demand not to be imposed upon, with the rest obscured by damaged text. The context remains unclear due to incomplete words.
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Woman's Rights Convention in Worcester Mass
The Woman's Rights Convention assembled at Worcester Massachusetts on Wednesday morning last with delegates from ten states. Notable attendees included Frederick Douglass, Garrison, Phillips, Burleigh, and Foster amid a gathering that featured several colored sisters.
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Steamer Concordia Sinks at Fort Adams
Louisvill e Oct 24 The steamer Concordia sank at Fort Adams on Tuesday bound for Memphis Insured in New Orleans The steamer A W Vanleer sailing from this port to Wendusa sunk last night at Salt River mouth Most freight in lighters insured Vanleer insured for 4000 dollars
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Remains of late President to arrive in Baltimore tomorrow
Baltimore on October 24 reports the remains of the late President arriving the next day en route to the west while ten thousand people attend the cattle show today.
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Montesquieu Sailed After Missouri Pardon In Insanity Case
New York October 24 Montesquieu who killed Barnum at St Louis and was pardoned by the Missouri Governor on proof of insanity sailed yesterday in the Europa.
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Excitement in Boston over Slave Bill Threatens Riot
Boston October 25 The U S Marshall issues warrants for many fugitive slaves stirring large scale fear among the city’s black population. Court House surrounded all morning as Latimer, a local resident of four years, is identified by his master amid threats to resist return to bondage even by bloodshed.
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Destructive Fires in St Louis Levee Area
A fire last night at 8 o'clock destroyed a liquor store on the levee owned by Wm Harkelrode and two adjoining buildings. Earlier, the flooring and planning mill of J P Hopewell at 8th and Saint Charles streets was entirely consumed on the 22nd.
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Baltimore Whipping and Pillory for Abolition Tracts
A man named M Bride receives twenty lashes, one year in prison, and one hour in the pillory for circulating abolition tracts. The Washington Central Committee of the National Institute reports President Fillmore has assured a national vessel will be commissioned to transport to London items for the World’s Fair exhibit planned for May next.
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Tennessee House Destroyed By Fire In Nashville
The Tennessee House in Nashville, the principal hotel, was destroyed by fire last night. The loss is said to be fully insured.
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Frost Clobbers Cotton Crop In Vicinity
Narenez reports a severe frost on the night of October 25 damaging cotton and other vegetation in the area. The cold spell caused notable agricultural losses for local farmers and disrupted harvest plans.
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Weather in Cincinnati Reports Clear Skies and Frost
Cincinnati notes clear and pleasant conditions with two days of frost. The river remains at a standstill as of October 28.
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Market Report From Cincinnati On Oct 29 19th Century Prices
Cincinnati notes no market changes with steady whiskey sales at 22h per gallon and no grocery charges. Apples show 130 barrels sold at 1 dollar per barrel. general level unchanged.
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Cholera outbreak among Hull troops and allied news
The report notes a cholera outbreak among Hull troops. It also covers the Evangelical Alliance’s fourth annual Liverpool meeting with strong attendance. France reports M Guizot may resume ties with Journal des Debats. The French President distributed 90 hogsheads of claret to troops at Versailles.
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Slaves Selling Higher Prices in St Louis After Fugitive Law
The St Louis Intelligencer reports slave sales rising in price since the Fugitive Slave Law. Prices were noticeably larger than usual at local auctions.
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New West Method For Dispersing Mobs Reported
A Western dispatch claims a novel crowd dispersal tactic uses a round contribution box to avert needing military force, noted as a potential substitute for arms in maintaining order.
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Prices quoted in Steubenville market report October 1850
Office of the Steubenville Herald reports revised quotations across goods and groceries. Grain, sugar, molasses, tea, tobacco, fruit, and glassware are listed with wholesale and retail ranges, including wheat, corn, oats, lard, candles, bacon, tea, potatoes, and glass sizes with per barrel or per box pricing.
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Pittsburgh Market Prices in The Commercial Journal
Tuesday morning market report notes flour sales exceeding 1000 barrels with 360 barrels at 3.75 and 670 barrels at 3.65 per barrel. Groceries show sugar at 7/4 by the bird and 7c by the barrel. Molasses quoted 38 39c for common and 50c for sugar house. Coffee sales at 13 13. Apples 200 barrels on the wharf at 60a 7ix per hb.
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