Judge Colquitt Speech and Capitol Shooting Report
Correspon dents publish Judge Colquitt's eloquent address and report an attempted shooting of Gen Jackson at the Capitol portico on the 30th. Savannah Georgian changes in editors as Wm H Butteck becomes sole editor. Columbus Sentinel ownership shifts to Mancerius Fanxen and J M Guruny. Southern Agriculturist promotes its Table of Contents and value to planters. The State vs Merchant's and Planter's Bank verdict finds the bank guilty on all charges except one. charter forfeited unless a new verdict.
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Gen. Jackson
Capitol
Wm. H. Butteck, Esq
Savannah
Dr. Anson
J. H. Canrneun
Columbus Sentinel
Mancerius Fanxen
J. M. Guruny, Esq
J. M. Guxnay
Hamburg
Charleston
Augusta
Bank of
Advertisers Highlight January Issue and Judge Clayton Debate
In our advertising columns the January No. of a valuable periodical is praised for its instructive contents though late. The piece urges public attention and liberal patronage. Also discussed is Judge Clayton and “anti-Nullifiers” fallout, defending Clayton’s Nullifier stance against ostracism and urging public or private disclosure of his reasons.
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Clayton
Macon Mes
Senger
Cuaxrey
Chronicle
State Rights Party
Judge Clayton
Miss Cooren in Wives as They Were and Are delights crowd
Despite severe weather a crowded audience praised Miss Cooren's debut as Miss Dorrillon in Wives as they were and ids as they are. The review notes her captivating stage presence and suggests hair styling somewhat hid facial expression while commending Sir William Dorrillon and Mr Cooper for strong performances.
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Coorgn
William Dorrillon
Cooper
Bronzely
Priory
Critic Praises Cooper Pair. Slams Wool-Dealer at Augusta
The performance praised Miss Cooper and Mr. Cooper as Catherine and Petruchio with notable finesse while criticizing Mr Hanr as Lord Priory for overacting. Grumio by Locax drew credit, but the Wool-Dealer was denounced as trash despite claimed success elsewhere. Managers urged better programming and a possible future engagement with Mr. Cooren and daughter.
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Hanr
Lord Priory
Miss Cooper
Catherine
Petruchio
Locax
Wool-Dealer
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Savannah
Augusta
History of Hamburg and Bible Society notes in 1835 Augusta
A letter requests removal of 1000 copies of the Hamburg history with founding details. The Augusta Auxiliary Bible Society held its anniversary meeting in the Baptist Church on Wednesday evening, electing a new Board of Managers and hearing reports and constitutional amendments. A theatre recap praises performances by Cooren and others, with critique of actors including Locan and Hawk.
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Augusta Chronicle
Hamburg
Henry Shultz
Augusta Bible Society
Augusta Auxiliary Bible Society
Baptist Church
Board of Managers
Wm. J. Henry
Tatwaen
Mantani
Death of Representative Vannon R. Davis of South Carolina
Mr Pickens announces the death of fellow Congressman Vannon R. Davis of South Carolina. He describes Davis as a gallant man with a heart for his state, noting his wit, shrewd sagacity, and enduring patriotism. Davis faced illness with calmness and requested to die easily and gracefully. The House moves resolutions mourning his loss and honoring his memory.
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South Carolina
Funeral committee named for Warren R. Davis in South Carolina
Resolved that a committee be appointed to oversee the funeral of Warren R. Davis, late member of the House from South Carolina. The named Senators Picksns An cora Wiivr Hannex Couvren Lansine McIntrne Caans Lea appointed. House adjourns after motion by Mr. Maxxixo. Correspondence from Charleston Courier notes French treaty prospects and Senate debate.
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Warren R. Davis
South Carolina
Messrs. Picksns
Ancora
Wiivr
Hannex
Couvren
Lansine
McIntrne
Caans
Lea
Tem
Maxxixo
Senate
Post Office
Benton
U. S. Telegraph
Coopen
Charleston Courier
C. Kean
Ellen Tree
Hamburg
Henry Shultz
House of Representatives
Jacob Warley
House of
House
RK. Anderson
Miele
Vaeniadhert
Cotton Market Dull as Prices Slump in Savannah Trade
Correspondence notes cotton sales in Livemoor and Savannah with 1500 bags daily and a general 1d per lb drop. Trade fears a prolonged lull though a revival is expected soon as new arrivals come from New York, Savannah, and Bahia. Also records multiple local marriages and obituaries including Carswell Devine Glover Coombs Pomeroy and deaths of Elizabeth Paschal Neal Dixon.
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Liverpool
Savannah
Charleston
Bartinone Manner
Rio
St. Domingo
Virginia
Uplands
Mobile
England
New Orleans
Trinidad
Journal of Commerce
Livenroort Marest
Livemoor
New York
Bahia
Clarissa Pomeroy
Francis Crank
Caroline Cumming
Joseph ‘Cumming
Raysville
Columbia County
Elizabeth Paschal
Asa Paschal
Irwinton
Joel Neal
Connecticut
Georgia
Milledgeville
Ann Dixon
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Knickerbocker
Hamavng
A. H. Pemurinox
Vnice
Mr. Fenn
W. Carus
Treasure
W. Bostwick
A. J. Miter
R. Ketchum
F. Morgan
D. Hand
R. A. Reid
W. Shear
J. W. Whitlock
J. M.dowall
C.J. Jenkins
W. Robertson, Jr
J. D. Ford
C. E. Latimer
W. H. Turpin
Augusta Chron ‘Theatrical
Miss Cooren
Wm. Dorrillon
Mr. Coorrn
Jilse Dorrillon
Miss Coorrn
Lady Mary Rafle
Mr. Lions
Mr. Hannax
Mr. Hawk
Sir George
Mr. Tooman
Damon
Congressional
Waasumaron
Layixcston
France
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Lee
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Malaga
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Benjamin Hudson
Louisville
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United States
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A. E. Minion
Broad-street
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Rusticus
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H. G
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Moabhwar
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Switzerland
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Frances Anne Butler
Talieyrand
Hall
Border Tates
Britain
Jan. Rush
Leiber
Cobil
American Popular Library
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Stephen Moreland
Duponte
Barron
Outre Mer
Warplanck
Andrew
John W. Carswell
Sarah Ann Devine
Burke County
C. D. Mallory
Robert D. Glover
Martha A. Coombs
Rosemount
Criba, &c. &c
Saveanah River
Oakhill Plantation
Wrightsboro’ Road
Votice
Daxitet Bankr
Robert Habersham
Barrett & Beard
Joseph A. Beard
E. H. Barrett
Bo Fhe Kore E'S .Hn
Carter
U. S
Jockey Club
Barrewell
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Barnwell Court House
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TH. J, Rusk
Athens
Randolph Harden
J. Moise
Edgefield
Wanburg
Chisleston
City of Council
Ho Yan
Shorge M. Walker
Mavenville Inn
Crete
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Nola
Jerry
Thiel
George Graves
State Rights Sentinel
Southern Recorder
Charles E d. Williammon
Autrusta
Eldridge C
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Adim
Western Circuit
Haiburg
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Senate House
Deas
Pinckney
Fait
Rely
Dee
Henry Suite Ste
Jaye
J. William Laval
Columbia
William Laval
A. Butler
Job Johnston
Rk, Anderson
Waddy Thompson, Jr
Weaters
J. P. Setzer
Nord
Holkia
Foulard
Lamb's Wool
Vigonia Locke
Linsey Woolsey
Valentia
Indies
London
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Anne
Baecotir
Bomann Canrunpor
Artenrate
John Cartledgeh
Ennu Canrinoor
T'eriam
John Cartledge
Axte
Ansel L. Marshall
Joaten G. Manunats
Said
Dunn
Michael Smally
WM. L. Blunt
Evan ©, Glisson
Admr
Herias
Waynesboroug
Low
Taylor
Curt Mareeman
Dovolaas
B.C
Jim
Columbus
Edward J. Harte
Walker's Post
Asner P. Robertson
The
Columbus Inquirer
Washington Street
Broad Street
Dill
John Winekler
Neatty Exuvand
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