From New York and Western Journals June 30 184? Charleston Mercury
News from New York reports U S Bank stock sales with varying terms, and crop failures spread through Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia. The piece notes wheat shortages across Dauphin Bucks Lycoming and other counties, plus Virginia and Maryland regions. It also mentions property sale in Wallerscat New York and a Boston edition of Ouden Wortman’s speech, with updates on Gen Shelton’s recovery and a report from Columbus on the Fanche Volunteer chivalry amid Chattahoochee operations and Roanoke burial efforts.
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Duel Ends in Death of Midshipman Key
From Savannah Republican dated June 22 1836 report of a fatal duel near this place between Midshipmen Key and Shearman. Key killed by a ball through the breast after a second fire. Also notes a mounted party from our city trapping Tudians near Piculata and bringing in about 100 head of cattle. Wheat crop outlook improved with dry weather and harvest underway in upper country. Cleveland Ohio population 6000 hosts three daily and five weekly papers.
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Cotton Market Activity Presses Higher Prices
May 25 report shows firmer market after a brief revival. Sales from May 18 to 28 total 119, bales with U. S. and Brazil origins. stock on May 23 at 89,456 bales. Prices quoted for Louisiana, Georgia, Florida, Mobile, and Tennessee ranges noted. arrivals 6,050 bales, including 8,080 U. S. origin and 1,670 Brazil.
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Remedy for Cholera Admission Promises Quick Recoveries
The article touts a cholera remedy praised by eminent physicians and hospitals across the United States. It cites certificates from trusted ministers and doctors, notes dosage by spoonfuls with water, and claims success in cholera morbus, cholera infantum, and summer complaints, including a pastor’s family case.
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