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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1835
Page
1
Lectures and City News Highlight 1896 Turf Magazine
The April issue of American Turf Register and Sporting Magazine features a Serter Doo engraving by Bannerman and notes lectures on phrenology by Dr. Barnen drawing a stylish audience. City election results list Samuel Hale as mayor and council winners in three wards, with upcoming commencements at the Medical College of Georgia and notices on the Barrett & Beard intelligence office initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Turf Register
Sporting Magazine
Bannerman
Turf
Barnen
Samuel Hale
Messrs. Barrett & Beard
Europe
Philadelphia
New York
Meesrs, Barrett & Beard
Constitutionalist
Yesterdarm
Sporting Intelligence
Read
Argyle
Bowling Green
Tallahassee
Flor
Charleston
Turf Register
Election results from Virginia districts show party divisions
The report lists congressional and House of Delegates totals for Henrico Nottoway King George Princess Anne and other counties with administration and opposition candidates leading or trailing. A note comments on a Constitutional article likely urging vigilance over election integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrico
Congress
Wm. H. Roane
Jno Ronertson
House of Delegates
Wm B. Rawpoxru
Jo. M. Borrs
Ops
Nottoway
Joun W. Joxrs
Ancnen
Firzeznaxp
Adm
Anprnsoy
Mr. Eppes
King George
Pfor
Jno
Tartareno
Jos. W. Cuny
Joan Hoor
Princess Anne County
Court House
Emznson
Loranx
Kempsville
Exmrnson
Lorart
Free suffrage must stand against coercion and threats
A letter to the editor condemns political coercion by employers and calls for united defense of the right to vote. The writer warns that threats against workers voting for a preferred candidate threaten liberty, independence, and public opinion, urging readers to resist the gag law and defend free expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Potomac
Southern Literary Journal heads to Charleston with hopeful launch
The Southern Literary Journal announces a monthly periodical in Charleston under Daniel K Warraxer Esq with backing from the Literary and Philosophical Society of South Carolina. Local papers praise his qualifications and urge immediate subscriptions to begin the publication.
New Southern Magazine Prospectus Sparks Literary Revival
The Charleston Courier notes a prospectus for a New Monthly Periodical in Charleston to support the Liberty and Philosophical Society and Southern literary efforts. It urges preserving Southern intellect with a repository of literature and scientific ideas, praising early subscriptions and potential maturity. A Providential Escape report recalls a Savannah stage crossing the Ogeechee bridge where the bridge failed but passengers were rescued with no serious damage beyond wet mail bags.
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Richmond
Libery and Philosophical Society
Dantex
Geo
Savannah
Ogeechee
Postscript. A Month Later From Europe
New York reports European intelligence arriving from Havre Liverpool and London dated late February to March. Parliament opened in Britain February 19 with heavy police presence and hostile crowds. France shows cabinet turmoil and possible Dupis premier prospects. Portugal alters ministry. Austria’s emperor dies March 3. Crown Prince Ferdinand to succeed. Cotton prices rise in Liverpool with steady demand and substantial imports from the United States.
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New York
Europe
Utica
Havre
Caledonia
Roscoe
Liverpool
Commercial Advertiser
London
Abercrombie
Charles Manners Sutton
Limperor
Austria
Great Britain
Duke of Cumberland
Viscount Canterbury
France
Paris
M. Dupis
Soult
Sebastiana
Lisbon
Duke of Palmella
Count Villa Real
Marine
M. Freire
Home Department
Coimbra
Emperor of
Germany
Ferdinand
Metternich
Havns Review of Market and Cotton Prices February
Havns reports a busy market from February 13 to 21 with 12 442 bales received and 4 240 sold. United States cotton remains scarce with prices higher. stock now 40 000 bales. By March 6 stock 34 000 bales and 6 000 bales sold to speculators. prices up about 4 to 7 units by quality with Louisiana Mobile and Georgia leading, though demand for a choice lot shows 170 demanded and likely to be met.
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Livenpool Marett
Carthagena
Surats
Surat
Uplands
Alabama
Orleans
U. States
Kingdom
Brazil
Havns
Louisiana
Georgia
Mobile
United States
Harne Manxert
Fates Dates From Stverpor Atest Dates From Avre
The fragment notes dates and locations linked to Stverpor and Avre, outlining an archival record with mentions of events and sources. The readable portions suggest calendar references tied to historical records and place names.
Cotton and Goods Markets Reported in Charleston April
The market notes demand and prices for cotton and flour with small gains in lower cotton grades. Upland sales listed 1670 bales with varied prices, while flour shows high demand and a 5 874 price level. Freight rates to Savannah Charleston and European ports shown. Cuba coffee shipments noted with limited first hands.
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Caanteston
Europe
Cuba
Liverpool
Greenock
Havre
Mercury
Marriage Notices From New York and Georgia In Washington and Crawfordville
In New York Rienann V Crankson of Augusta Georgia wed Miss Many R Benjamin of New York On the 7th in Washington Ga Dr Jas I Pensons of Warrenton married Miss Sanau Jane Berry daughter of Mr Thomas Berry In Crawfordville on the 7th Jon Gimint wed Miss Mantua daughter of Rev Jonathan Davis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rienann V. Crankson
Augusta
Geo
Many R. Benjamin
Washington
Bertrand Jr the famed horse stands near Augusta for mares
J B Richardson of Sumter District advertises Bertrand Jr a renowned sire near Augusta offering mares at 60 dollars for the season with 6 dollars extra if foaling fails or mare dies. He details lineage from Old Bertrand and Diomed lines, lists past race times and wins, asserts no stock breakdowns, and notes a 24 year old dam in foal to Godolphin. He invites distant mares to be cared for on reasonable terms.
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Burke County
Bertrand, Jr
Augusta
Old Bertrand
Sir Archy
Eliza
Old Gallatin
Bedford
Mambrino
Transport
Virginius
Nancy Air
Diomed
Dawn Rhea
Chatham
Eclipse
Shark
Silver Eye
Valiant
Bertrand
United States
Kenny
Long Island
Charleston
Johnston
Andrew
Charles Pelham
Minna Brenda
Pelham
Bertrand Jr
Washington
Col
Wm. Jonson
O.f Arnett
Sir Charles
Col. Furgerson
Lafayette
Annett
Columbia
S. C
Col. R. Singleton
Godolphin
Tine
8. C
Haun
Rattle Snake
R. Singleton
Argyle
Vertrand Jr
Patsey Wallace
South Carolina Jockey Club
Henry
J. B. Richardson
Sumter
Dis
Auction Sale of Hats and Umbrellas by Barrets and Beard
Trade notice for merchants and hatters announces an April 22 1835 auction of 120 cases of hats from a Northern house, sold without reserve followed by 900 silk and cotton umbrellas. Goods described as fresh and varied with catalogues available at auctions and hotels. Terms include cash under 100, 1 to 200 days 90 days, 200 and upwards four months with city endorsers.
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Barrets & Beard
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The
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Warraxen
South
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Southern Review
Charleston Mercury
Southern Literary Journal
Daniel K. Warraxer
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