ANNALS OF CLEVELAND

204
CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. I TO DEC. 31, 1838
Abstracts 1290 - 1295
NEWSPAPERS (Cont' d)
1290 - H&G Nov. 28; adv:2/5 - Dissolution - The co-partnership heretofore
existing between the subscribers in the publication of the Daily and Weekly -
Cleveland HERALD and GAZETTE is this day dissolved by mutual agreement.
The publication is to be continued by J. A. Harris, who is authorized to
settle all business and accounts of the late firm. All accounts must be
cancelled by Jan. 1, 1839.
F. Whittlesey, J. A. Harris, Cleveland, Nov. 28, 1838. (1)
H&G Dec. 18:2/3 - See Postal Service
1291 - H&G Dec. 21; ed:2/1 - F. Sawyer, Jr., has withdrawn from the editorial
conduct of the Detroit DAILY ADVERTISER, the leading Whig paper
of Michigan.
"Under his management the ADVERTISER has been a fearless and faithful
exponent of Whig principles, and has exerted a commanding influence. II
1292 - H&G Dec. 28; ed: 2/2 - "Marvel! • A Southern mai 1, destitute of a
single steamboat accident, or Bowie knife murder! Civilization begun."
Advertising
1293 • H&G May 5; ed: 2/3 - "The publ ic seems to fancy newspaper pub! ishers
free horses that Mr. Pub. can ride at pleasure.... We are willing to take
our full share of Mr. Pub's 'for nothing' trips, but the assurance of the
Ohio University, of Athens, in asking us to do five dollars worth of advertising
for the pleasure of letting the young men of this county know
that some one of them can have tuition free at the Institution if the
Auditor and Commissioners will certify that he is a 'young man of good
moral character and promising talents'; is too much for our patient dispositions.
If the Institution be short of funds as well as students, we
wi 11 insert their advertisement 'on tick' and wait as long as we have on
a certain Institution in Kentucky we wot of. What say you Messrs.
'D. D's' and' A. M's. '" (3)
1294 - H&G May 18; ed: 2/3 - The OBSERVER of yesterday denounces the
dai ly papers of this ci ty for publ ishing Theatrical advertisements, and
complains that they are constantly met at. the corners of our streets with
hand bills announcing Theatrical Exhibitions.
To give full force to the denunciation and complaint, we would add
that the handbills and OBSERVER are issued from the same printing office
and press, a fact within the cognizance of the editors of that paper!
(verbatim) (2)
Mastheads & Ti tIe Plates
1295 - H&G Dec. 4:2/1 - HERALD and GAZETTE Cleveland, Tuesday December
4, 1838. Published Daily, at the Central Building by J. A. Harris.
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