Creek Indian Appropriation Bill Passes Congress
The 1832 appropriation bill funds Creek nation debts and treaty obligations under a long list of stipulations. It covers payments for reservations, education, and services for Creek and allied tribes, including Shawnee and Choctaw provisions, plus costs of removal and improvement programs across several states. Andrew Jackson approved the measure on June 4 1832 as reported by the Macon Messenger.
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Senteas
Senate
Cota
Washin
Tenta
United States
Tiliur
Uh Nu
Dallas
Ohio
Poe
Indias
Olio
Lewislaws
Poland
Wyandots
Osis
Prabe
Georgia
Ocmer
A. Stevenson
Cause of Representatives
J.C. Calhoun
Andrew Jackson
Defective Greenville Postmaster Duel Threat Report
An unclear fragment describes a possible duel or threat involving Peary and another party in Greenville. The report mentions a Postmaster and a leading post office, with references to a breach of threat, injury, and not being seriously wounded.
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Chia
Greenville
Peary
Thront
Cob Burt
Ina
Leeaing Post
Candidacy List for Cherokee and Nearby Counties
A chaotic OCR list shows candidates for various posts across Cherokee and surrounding counties. Names include Joan Cople, Thomas Harriss, Thomas Murray, Daniel Newnan, George Owens, William Scheey, James Terrell, James Watson, Henry Branam, Augustin Clayton, George Gilmer, Abram Jones, James Wiane, Richard Wilve, Mirabeau Lamar and others.
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TROUP
Henry Branam
Uoty of
Patoam
Augustin
Clayton
Chak
Thomas FL Poster
Greene
Rogee K
Camble
Jeffers
George K. Gilmer Oglethorpe
Charles
Maynes
Ababurn Jones
Misrogee
James M. Wiane
Chacain
Richard LW. WiLve
Richmond
Suburban Paper Dispatch Alert for Undelivered Issues
The Carer for the Upper part of the city is ill. Subscribers not receiving papers should call at the office to get their issues.
Unclear alien text from Lexington meeting notices
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Lexington communications and Columbia Meeting, with room limits forcing omission of Judge Lonasterm's report and Governor's remarks.
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Lexington
Columbia
Lonasterm
New York and Philadelphia Record Fresh COVID Counts
Fragmented OCR reports new case tallies and deaths in two cities. Mentions 79 new cases and 2 deaths in Philadelphia and 64 new cases in another area with unclear dates and destinations.
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Phiadelphia
Courier Editor Defends Integrity Amid Political Attacks
A 19th century Courier editor blasts critics in a defense of his paper against alleged bias. He states no creed guides his reporting, only personal gain, and asserts witnesses and evidence support their claims while denying any corruption.
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Courier
Wien
Charleston
Nullification debate stirs Georgia and Carolina public opinion
A Charleston observer argues that anti nullification sentiment grows in the South while party loyalties blur clear constitutional limits. He contends the public increasingly questions federal overreach, calls for lawful resistance, and warns of potential despotism if constitutional checks fail.
Principles of Independent Patriot Speak to a Public Hall
A speaker laments political pressure and pledges to oppose party lines and the misnamed American System. He recounts years of shifting allegiances and declares it treacherous to back legislators who favor subservience to dominant blocs while urging fellow citizens to uphold patriotism and country above faction.
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Macon
George
Lasitie
Marta Turkes
Lenetty
Nickson
Cratinas
Ieee
Esc
Debates on Union Faith and Nullification by Sam
A speaker defends union allegiance and condemns nullification while recalling the 1816 pledge to preserve the republic. He warns that political excitement could ruin Georgia and the nation, urging adherence to constitutional government and warning against demagogic manipulation.
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Thayer
Dewards
Chuugh
Siemens
Batin
Sabar Ranason
Nelbae
Mr. Chateman
Sam
Georgia
Macbeth
Bethren
United States
Courgé
Republic
Fragmentary Political Text on Congress and Authority
A partial historical fragment discusses Congress and its powers over certain matters. It references duties, regulation, and external actions, mentioning strength and policy without clear context or complete sentences. Entities and specifics are largely unreadable due to damage.
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oMlgeuwe
Smufin Eyreweyr
WO Caugus
Joan Milton
County of
Na Iscovee
Mirabeau
Lamar
Tire G.orgla Courier
Nycessary
Court of Just
Daniel
Ifyrgia Courier
Rand
Lioin
Lainhem
Wells
Pedera
Republicen
Athens
Congress
Suepreme Court
Aimen
Hinself
S&s Carolina
Henry
Hoden
Anu
Clark
Danieles
Sore Sprak
Lesus
Orea
Carolina
Iit Princindle
Soma
Yemen
Nottitiers
Lincolnton
Aue
Orie
Beriaf
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