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Newspaper

Steubenville Weekly Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1850

Page

5

Reading for Farmers and Mechanics Promotes Prosperity

A description highlights a publication with thirty two long columns devoted to useful reading for farmers, mechanics, and manufacturers. It emphasizes elevating morals and advancing the country’s prosperity through informative and entertaining content.

Moonlit lines of mourning and fading dreams

A rhythmic lament on sorrow and memory as the speaker recalls dreams that bloomed and faded under pale moonlight. Each holy eye’s memory remains a star’s shade once bright now parted from the sky, reflecting intimate grief and spiritual longing.

Senate Honors Dead Dr Nes and Debates Slavery Bills

Washington reports the Senate observed a day of mourning for Dr. Nes with crepe wear and adjournment. In the House Mr. Stephens of Pennsylvania announced Nes death in York on the 10th, and resolutions of condolence passed. Debate followed on California land claims, slave trade, and bills to abolish slavery in Utah and regulate territorial slavery. The Army and Mexican Indemnity Bills were set as next day’s special orders as lawmakers introduced revenue and abolition measures.

Washington Senate House of Representative Nes Sturgeon Stephens York Stevens Bayly Utah New Mexico

Texas Legislature Debates Santa Fe County Tax Bill

Late from Texes reports Galveston dates noting engrossed bills in both Houses to organize Santa Fe County with special taxes and a marshal power for treason trials. Austin says bill passed with proviso delaying troops until Pearce’s bill. Congress proposals to buy territory and fix northern Texas boundary. San Antonio meeting pledges to defend Union and Constitution with blood and treasure.

Gaalveston Santa Fe Austin Pearce Congress Texas Rio Grande San Antonio U.S

National Education Convention ends in Philadelphia

The National Education Convention closed its session in Philadelphia on Friday August 30 adjourned to meet next year in Cleveland Ohio. Various notes follow including political and local items from Jefferson and surrounding areas with reports on agriculture cattle markets and a record of recent happenings.

National Education Convention Philadelphia Cleveland

Texas War Bill Status and Texas Territory Sale Debate

A letter from Austin dated September 3 reports the War Bill not yet passed and lost in the Senate. News of Pearce's bill passage halted further action. Western Texas inhabitants opposed selling territory while eastern supporters favored it. Legislature expected to adjourn on September 10.

New Orleans Austin Senate Pearce Texas

Washington Senate and House Daily Proceedings Report

The Senate committee reported a bill to preserve peace with California Indians and discussed pensions for widows of deceased officers and soldiers. President cited Gurley on Liberia. Fremont and Gwinn proposals covered public lands mines coast survey and land claims. A DC slave trade suppression bill advanced to engrossment. In the House Venable pushed a Jackson statue funding, Utah delegate seated debated, and interior affairs measures followed by tariff debate and adjournment.

Lay Oe Judiciary Committee Fremont California Pierce Washington Senate Committee On Indian Affairs Mr. Davis Miss Military Committee R. R. Gurley Liberia Messrs. Fremont Gwinn District of Columbia Clay Venable Gen. Jackson Harris Almon W. Babbitt Utah House Departments of the Interior Vinton General Post Office Toombs Committee of Ways and Means Brooks Yeas

Walton Leaves Louisville With Texas Bill Dispatches

Col J B Walton departed from Portland bearing dispatches for Governor Bell announcing the passage of the Texas and New Mexico Bills. He was sent by express orders transmitted from Washington to the port collector.

Texas Louisville Col J. B. Walton Portland Gov. Bell New Mexico Washington

Democratic State Convention Picks New York Ticket

Philadelphia reports the Syracuse gathering selected three Barnburners and two Hankers for state offices. The slate includes Governor Horatio Seymour Lt Governor Laxmore E Cucren Canal Commissioner Jons C. Marner Clerk of Appeals Cons S Bewroy State Prison Inspector Aner.

Philadelphia Syracuse New York Horatio Seymour Laxmore E. Cucren Jons C. Marner Clerk of Appeals Cons S. Bewroy Aner

Arrival of the steam ship Canada to Halifax

Halifax reports the steamship Canada arriving at half past five this morning after departing Liverpool on Saturday the 17th. The voyage took 8 days 17 hours port to port. Canada will sail to Boston later today, completing Liverpool to Boston in about 9 days 20 hours. Also notes the American Steamer Pacific reaching Liverpool in under 11 days and Cunard Cambria arriving from Boston at Liverpool. Liverpool market update mentions cotton decline and harvests, with steady wheat and flour prices and strong Indian corn.

Halifax Canada Liverpool Boston Pacific New York Cunard Cambria Liverpool Market England Radways Radway Vic Votereux Radwuoy Mitden Alexander Anthony Cleopatra K. G. Radway Adway Hadway & Co Heniig Jefferen County Saiy Suidiw

Democrat Thomas J. Daller Seen Likely Elected in Seventh

Portland dispatch notes Thomas J. Daller, a Democrat, as probably elected to Congress from the Seventh District, based on returns and early tallies. The report emphasizes party affiliation and district, signaling a solid lead for Daller as results come in.

Portland Thomas J.D

Cincinnati Market Flour Prices and Obituary Notice

Cincinnati market reports quiet trade with flour selling at 3 dollars 50 cents per barrel. John R. Coram of Coram Tweed and Co. died this afternoon from illness in Cincinnati.

Cincinnati John R. Coram Coram, Tweed & Co

Grain and Money Movements Reported for Sept 16

On September 16 grain markets show wheat sales of 3 500 bushels at 31.16 for Genesee and corn sales of 3 000 bushels of mixed at 64e per bushel. Money matters note 300 000 dollars paid today from Treasury or Mint certificates.

Genesee

Steubenville Market Prices Steady for Sept 18

Steubenville market report lists revised quotations for flour whey oats corn and lard with prices per wagon load barrel and per bushel. It notes good Rio coffee sugar and syrup prices, tobacco and teeth beer and various farm goods with ranges reflecting wholesale to retail levels.

Hosiery and Fancy Goods At Horns Co Pittsburgh

Horna Co Pittsburgh announces a large stock of hosiery, gloves, and trimming fancy goods. The ad lists fringes, buttons, bonnets, laces, embroidery, silk skirts, threads, cottons, parasols, and many related items plus a wide variety of household fabrics and purse hardware. Endorses extensive assortment for purchasers.

Posserh Horna & CO Pitts Eburgh Zebulon Kinsey’s Market Street Pittsburch Isis Ags California Lair & CO Wood Street Pittsburgh Cirash Royal Improved Limerick Dixon Hawksley

Market Report From New Orleans Grocery Prices September 17

The Commercial Journal notes a more active market for groceries with sugar at 77 cents per pound, loaf sugar 91 to 104, molasses at 39, Rio coffee 11 to 12, and flour steady. Grain sales show wheat to mills at 75 to 80, oats 33 to 34 from first hands, ribs and bacon prices described as steady with hams at 7, sides 54, shoulders 4.

the Commercial Journal N.O. Molasses

Allegheny Cattle Market Offers and Prices Monday

Reeves reports a heavy sale with over 500 cattle offered and 300 sold to butchers at 3.50 to 4.50 per head net. Sheep market saw 525 offered with 300 sold at 0.75 to 1.50 per head, about 200 unsold. Hogs scarce and in demand at 4.50. Calves offerings light with nominal prices.

Allegheny

Two Marriages Reported in Local Notices

On Thursday evening December 12 a ceremony was performed by Rev Morse of Tewbenville uniting Leanper Kk Mirco and Soputa Bayless in Portland Jefferson County. The printers were thanked as the cake was sent off and the couple received good wishes for a prosperous autumn honey moon. Earlier, in Perry Township Allen County Ohio, Rev M Shallee joined Thomas Morrison printer of West Unity to Mary A Cuanne formerly of Columbiana County for a marriage by the Loch of August.

Mace Pogle & Chhawna Brewpogle A. H R. Clarke viperGuy Vi Ile Eure Pittsburgh New Breypogle & Clarke Kerex Ro Kerex Ro—Bagley & Smith, K. ‘Lanner & Co Morse Tewbenville Leanper Kk. Mirco Soputa J. W. Bayless Portland Jefferson Co Herald Office Perry Township Allen County Ohio V m. Shallee Tho. Mas S.C. Morrison West Unity O Mary A. Cuanne Columbiana County

Religious notice on baptism at Disciples meeting house

An address on baptism and remission of sins will be delivered at the Disciples meeting house on Thursday evening. A special notice lists T. W. Dyott & Sons as wholesale agents for Brant's Indian Medicines at 192 North Second St Philadelphia. Numerous testimonials from Indiana and Winchester praise M Lane's Vermifuge for curing in distant regions, with several merchants requesting direct shipment.

Louisville and Frankfort Frankfort Christeas Patrick Hearn New York Niblo Hearn Jenny Lind Harper’s Ferry Fobacco McAryney Liberty Street Pittsburgh Nuis Sexars Richmond J. Wuaretney’s Liberty St Wayne, Fitzshareh Stpore Wood Street St. Charles Hotel M. Hodkinson Monongahela House Stromberg St. Charles Buildings Outsidenly J.spein Disciples Meeting House T. W. Dyott & Sons North Second St Philadelphia Brant’s Davis United States Cincinnati Collez C. Allens Sapt't

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