Published notices and rates in a weekly issue
A transcribed public notice page outlines publication terms for a weekly paper, including subscription prices, payment timing, and advertising rates. It references laws of the United States, post office rules, and probate and estate notices issued on first Tuesdays of each month with references to executors administrators and guardians.
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Election yields new Teller at Mechanic's Bank
On Wednesday an election at 1st Street in the city resulted in Wr. Jonatas Ellis being elected Teller of the Mechanic's Bank. The report notes the process and naming of the official in charge.
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JonaTais Ellis
Mechanic’s Bank
Cholera Morbus in India and Europe A Medical Review
A Charleston medical commentary discusses cholera morbus, detailing symptoms, epidemic spread from Bengal to India and beyond, and contrasting European observations with Indian experience. It cites Dr Gravier and others, notes Brownism and aggressive stimulants, and critiques outdated treatments.
Cholera Warning Led by City Board of Health
The Board of Health in cites convened and unanimously resolved to publish a Cholera advisory drafted by Dr. Joan Bellinger. It outlines the disease's distinction from Cholera Morbus, its global spread from India to Europe, and calls for public vigilance, medical aid, and police measures to prevent introduction and lessen impact. It cites historical mortality and urges action based on reports from British and Napoleonic-era medical authorities.
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Cholera Contagion Debate and Public Health Measures
The article discusses opinions on how cholera spreads, weighing contagion versus atmospheric influence. It notes that in Europe and Asia the disease has been checked by medical aid, primarily affects the poor, and prompts authorities to enforce quarantine and vessel restrictions while acknowledging uncertainty and the need for practical public health actions.
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Cholera Preparedness and Public Health Call to Action
A call to remove nuisances and improve ventilation in crowded areas to prevent cholera. The board urged ward committees to act, physicians to study cholera, and the Medical Society to publish a full report funded by the governor. Emphasis on medical policing and cross state cooperation to curb spread.
Colunbus Democratic Meeting Names Candidates for Legislature
A large meeting of the Chuk party at Columbus on the eighth inst recommended suitable persons to the electors of Muscoges county for the near Legislature. Doctor Annenoy and Cristos were chosen for the Senate and Winnie P Y Ban for the House. The motion to support the ticket passed unanimously.
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Private letters and notes on political confidences 1832 1838
A compilation of exchanges between Governors Branch Forsyth and others detailing confidential conversations with the President. The letters discuss whether certain remarks referred to a named individual and whether public attribution would be warranted.
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Forsyth
Samuel P. Carson
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Poindexter
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Correspondence seeks publication of Governor Fon syTH remarks
Mr Canson asks editors who published Gov Fon syTH remarks on Mr Van Buaxn nomination to publish this correspondence. The request emphasizes wide circulation and formal appeal to print the governor's statements directly.
Congress Debates Tariff and Naturalization Proposals
The Senate and House wrestle with a new tariff plan and duties on iron steel sugar cotton bagging and more while a committee reports reductions and equalization measures. A naturalization bill broadens citizenship by five years residence with protections for children of aliens.
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Liverpool Cotton Market Sees Strong Demand and Steady Prices
On Wednesday June 4 Liverpool cotton trade shows robust demand with 30 sales yesterday and 5000 bags today. American cotton prices are trade higher, Beezie descriptions steady, and some imports moderate this week. Principal sales range around 7 to 8.4 cents with interior prime parcels at various prices.
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