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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyre
Port of Ordinary
Burke
Court House
Waynesborough
Moses Johnson
Edward Hughes
Inferior Court
Burke County
Charles Jones
John M. Jones
Inferior Court of
Columbia County
Columbia Court House
Watson, Johnston
Sweetwater Creek
P. B. Tayton & Co
Messrs. Stovall
Simmons & Co
Broad Street
Ausgusta
England
Howell I. Burke
Benj. E. Gilstrap
Brake County
M. Wiggins
James Bell
Michael Wiggins
Waynesboro
Jefferson County
Eight Mile Branch
Samuel Clarke
Gree
Roberts
Jesse Allen
Elizabeth Foyle
Jefferso County
Thomas Cumming
Euchee Creek
Augusta
Appling Road
Beall
Mar Chett
Col
Paul Fitesimons
Bank of Hamburg Notice and Florida Campaign Mention
A fragment reports Bank of Hamburg advertising shares taken amounts and notes Maj. Gen. Winfield Scott's arrival in Augusta and departure toward Milledgeville. It describes a fire at Richmond Academy cupola with heroics by Mr Shellman and a loyal crowd aiding, and compliments to Capt Bowis's Richmond Hussars with a city reception before their departure for Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank OF Hamburg
Winfield Scott
U.S. Army
Planters Hotel
Milledgeville
Cay Fixip
Moxrcomeny
Scott
Florida
Richmond Academy
Shellman
McLaws
Wd. Ohn
B. Guedron
Augusta
Hamburg
Broad Street
Suffering Floridans and Augusta Volunteers Sail for Picolata
The Richmond Hussars led by Capt Bowes with about seventy Augusta volunteers embarked on the Steam Boat George Washington from the Augusta riverfront at 4 PM for Picolata. A large crowd bid them farewell as the parade guard escorted them to the river. The day included memorial remarks for Gen Wixex Thomison and tributes from Majors and locals. Reports from Florida warn of heightened Seminole resistance, with battles near Newnansville and Suwannee Old Town. Drafts for Florida service were announced, and racing news from Savannah noted a purse win by Bolivia and subsequent races with Molly Long and Bill Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hussars
San’ Bowis
Richmond Housears
U. S
Florida
Eagle and Phenix Hotel
Augusta
Col
Linxnsar
Cox- Fresh
Scorr
Guren
Lieut
Perron
U. S. Army
Saxwens
Cocke and Cowra
Moxtoomxnn
Wm. T. Goutp
T. G. Caser
Stam Tuomrsox
Ep. Thomas
Richmond Hussars
Bowes
George Washington
Picolata
Greene Street
Augusta Guards
Richmond Blues
Citizen's Guard
Ifie Fair and Beautiful
Thomas J. Heard
Surrox Oxiven
Maj
I. N. Davis
Tuomas J. Claix
Georgia
Garex W. Smrru
Atrrew Hammowan
Columbia
Isaac Cohen
Charleston
John Stoney
Smithville
Beaufort
N.C
Fayetteville
N. C
Bankhead
United States
Florda
Tar Anonntionists
Columbia Times
Savannah Jockery Club
Captain Surex
Liborak
Col. Crowe
Bolivia
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Broad-street
Masonic Liall
Uussars
Witerx Tompson
Exizanera Thompson
Beverly Allen
Thomas J. Hearn
Dolphin
Santee
St. Augustine
Savannah
Wasutxovrox
Arkansas
Summerlins
Newnansville
McLemore
Suwannee Old Town
Suwannee
Tallahassee
Panisn
Charleston Courier
McCurrie
Hamilton, Torr
New Georgia Justice
Thomas Purse
Thomas Richards
William Lumpkin
Athens
R. A. Greene
J. W. Lumpkin
8. C
Henry Shultz
Richard Tubman
Robert Campbell
Isaac Henry
WM. H. Turpin
A. Sibley
Thos
Metcalf
Georg EA
Hughes Walton
Susannah Soresboy
J. G. Baduly
Little B. Burch
Henry Chance
Wanesboro
Bryant Fulford
John Applewhite
George Pulford
Fec
Hereas
Elijah Attaway
James Bryan
Matthew Carswell
Benjamin Smith
Susannah Smith
James Caruthers
Robert Caruthers
Clark
Herbas
William Wallace
Mary Brinson
John Houghton
Jol. N. Copeland
Jan
P. B. Connelly
Holden Parker
Wanesborough
Henry 8. Jones
Winfiied Moore
Alfred J. Lester
Moore
James A. Stringer
Wid
Samuel Coultre
Adm
Joseph Barnes
Gabriel Jones
Redgauntlet
Join Gannon
Am .Wente
John Maxwell
Milley
Womah
Sally
Robert Culpepper
de Bonis Non
Howell D. Burke
Edward Bustin
Musgrove & Bustin
Thomas Root
Greenville
Merriwether County
Putnam County
Eatonia
Levon W
Eatonton
E. D. Cooke
Gonzales
Baltimore
Beard & Pitts
Wirehouse
Kilburn’s
W. R. Hull
J. W. & LI. T. Heard
Messrs Stovall & Simmons
E &c
Price & Mallery, Drapers and Tailors
Mobile
Ala
Athen
Washington
Globe
Eagle and Phoenix
W. Ripley
R. W. Tate
Pearl
New York
Henry V. Garretson
N. B
Macon Messenger
Columbus Quirer
Bowery
Beal
Hiendret Bret
Witidaw Woodbury & LO
Calvin Willey
Georgia Insurances
Masonic Hall
Agusta
Apecia
Samuel Hale
Richmond Coai
Summery
Sand Hilla
Lo Street
Fox, Blodgett
Vilage
Suckerville
Academy
Negust
City Hall
Greene
Tlis Street
Eagle and Phenix How
Vauclass Manufacturing Company
Sre
Ws Enerare
Ine Ile
H. Cumming
Exeeviers