Evening herald - 17/09/1850
1850; Gale Group;
Autores
H. F. M. B., J. F. Hanks, Sec., William Duer, O'Reilly's Line,
ResumoClassified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements. Miscellaneous: Terms. News: Grand Lodge Reception Levee, The Plain Dealer's "Private Enterprise" Post Offices, The Hon. Wm. Duer to His Constituents, Jenny Lind's First Concert at Castle Garden, Phenomena Attendant on Immersing the Hands in Molten Metal, Huron and Erie, Private advices from Texas say that the war spirit is greatly abates and fears are entertained that the ultras will make great efforts to induce voters to reject Pierces bill, Family Christian Almanac, U. S. Militia, Advices from Minnesota leave no doubt of the election of H. H. Sibley to Congress by 200 majority, Whigs, the Time is Short, Horticultural Society, By Magnetic Telegraph Office under the Weddell House, Daniel Webster's Speech, Off the Track, Mistaken in the Man, The Zanesville Courier, in commenting on the article of the Cleveland Herald, on the qualities of the Mediterranean wheat makes the following observation, The Peace Congress, Carlyle, The New York Courier of Monday gives the following touching incident exemplifying the strong attachment of domestic animals to persons who have showed kindness towards them, The American Association for the Advancement of Education, Congressinal Geography, A Pug Nose, They say there is a sawmill down east that saws so easy that while a young man was sitting on a log while the saw was running through, he was sawed in halves; and did not discover it until the overseer told him to roll off. Arts & Entertainment: Jenny Lind's First Concert, A facetious friend says that dancing women wear their dresses at half mast, as a mark of respect to departed modesty, The County Fair. Editorial: St Xavier College. Elections: Trumbull County. Letter to the editor: DEAR HERALD:—One feels a sort of satisfaction after having been blown about for months by every wind, to feel that his steps are turning homeward, that are the sun goes down in the west he will gather with loved ones about the dear home-hearth. Death notices: Death of Major Galloway, Died. Business: A Yankee Trader, Flour market heavy and rather easier for state, the demand fair for local trade, but moderate for export, Commercial, Slave Trade Abolished in the District, European Harvest and Markets, Flour.
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