Health of the South and Northern travel health claims
The piece rebuts a Philadelphia Sentinel remark on southern health and travel. It argues that northern merchants travel for economy and health, cites Augusta as notably healthy, notes low summer sickness, and praises local health prosperity and yearly Sexton reports. It underscores the South's climate as favorable and urges remaining residents to prosper.
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South
North
Union
Philadelphia American Sentinel
the Sentinel
Charleston
Savannah
Augusta
Steam Packet Columbia to be detained for speed upgrades
The steam packet Columbia under Capt. Vatsey arrived from New York yesterday afternoon, after leaving Saturday. After the next trip the vessel will be detained in New York for alterations and repairs to match the speed of the fastest boats. News from Liverpool and Havre covers late June. Market notes include New York stocks, a Rathbun scandal, large specie from Havre, and a 2Q percent dividend for Cleveland Insurance. Reports of smallpox in Newark, incendiary attempts in Manhattan, and rising Williamsburg property accompany broader North American crime and Creek-Indian incidents.
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Columbia
Vatsey
New York
Harszy
Liverpool
Havre
Louis Philippe
House of Lords
U.S
New York Mercantile
London
Paris
Wall Street
Utica
Cleveland Insurance Company
Newark
N. J
the Star
Nassau and
Pine Streets
Lumber Street
Williamsburg
Virginia
Augusta Market Prices and Cotton Market Letter 1836
Prices current from Augusta Market show varied costs for bacon butter brandy bale rope and fabrics with entries for Sides and shoulders 124 to 144 per lb Hains 15 to 16 per lb Goshen butter 374 per lb. A letter from Livertoon dated 24 June 1836 notes dull cotton demand in Manchester and heavy U S cotton imports with weekly sales around 14 860 bales and South American and Brazilian varieties declining slightly in price amid growing supply and potential Florida Indian War impact.
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Augusta
Livertoon
Florida
Orleans
Alabama
Mobile
United States
Manchester
Upland
Cotton Market Report from July and August Manner Notes
The review covers cotton arrivals and sales through June to August, with totals of 50,000 on hand on June 27 and 53,793 on July 1. Prices vary by region with Upland Mobile and Louisiana quoted. sales show declines in ordinary and middling grades, finer descriptions remaining scarce. Imports exceed last year by about 21,000 bales in six months, with stock anticipated to rise as forward shipments may outstrip market withdrawals.
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United States
Louisiana
Mobile
Brazil
Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
Uplands
Bahia
Guadaloupe
Upland
Courant Bon Courant
Alabama
Tennessee
U. States
U. S
U.S
New York
Rio
Java
St. Domingo
Sumatra
Cuba
New Orleans
Southern
Baltimore
Howard St
Richmond County
Porto Rico
St. Croix
Ee Trew
Western
Northern
Liverpool
Turks Island
Havana
Augusta Insurance Bank announces 4 percent deposits
The Board sets 4 percent interest on deposits of at least five hundred dollars held over 30 days with notice required at deposit. Insurance business continues under liberal premium rates, paying losses promptly and aiming to reinstate the insured. By order of the Board, Robert Walton, Secretary and Cashier. April 2959.
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Insurance Department
Robert Walton
Sec
Y & Cash
Augusta Insurance and Banking
W. & H. Bryson
Clarke, McTair & Co
W. & HS. Bryson
W & H, Bryson
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Southern Medical and Surgical Journal
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