Saturday Morning Publication Details
The entry notes a regular Saturday morning publication location on Broad Street beneath the Globe Hotel. It provides a concise snapshot of where and when the newspaper appears each week, indicating a fixed venue for readers.
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Broad Street
Globe Hotel
Order of Celebration for Fifty-Ninth Anniversary
The committee for the national anniversary appoints Joan Kerr as marshal. A procession forms at 10:30 a.m. from Planter's Hotel to the Presbyterian Church, where the Declaration will be read by Robert Craige and an address by James Garoyer Jr. Esq. will follow.
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United States
Joan Kerr
Marshall
Planter’s
Presbyterian Church
Robert Craige
James Garoyer, Jr
Controversy Over Government Support Contract in Senate Debate
In Washington on June 21 1834 the Senate debated an appropriation of 40000 as the first instalment on Clarke and Force's documentary history of the Revolution. Mr King denounced the scheme as private gain in public funds, and his bold attack helped defeat the measure by a single vote after a conditional amendment. The House later moved to strike unconfirmed cabinet salaries, and a death notice for Gen. Laraverre was read to a select committee.
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Messrs. Clarke
Congress
King
Clay
Republic
Fordyth
Cabs .Net
Chambers
Gen. Laraverre
Poin Dexter
Supreme Court
Stevenson
Washington
Rircuie
Ritchie
Steevenson
Great Britain
London
van Buren
Senate turmoil over Gold Coin value and Stevenson nomination
The session debated the Gold Coin bill raising coin value from 15 to 1 to 16 to 1 and passed 142 to 35 amid confusion. In Senate, Stevenson's nomination was rejected by 23 to 22 as executive business filled the day, with Taney rejected and Burner confirmed as Attorney General, while House Harbor bill advances and internal improvements face scrutiny.
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Taney
Butugi
Forsyth
Stevenson
Woodbury
Treasury
Mr. Wilkins
Pennsylvania
Navy
Mr. Woodbury
Senate
Claytox
South
Jackson
Clayton
Congress
Jones
Georgia
House of Representatives
United States of America
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Po Bank
Eaid
Debtors to the Treasury and bank depository duties
The text outlines requirements for banks serving as public money depositories. It specifies reporting, security, and conversion of deposits to specie on demand, plus the Treasury's power to inspect, contract, and discontinue banks, with amendments proposed by Georgia and Virginia lawmakers detailing selection, security, proportional deposits, and reporting duties.
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United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Congress
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Jones
Georgia
Gordon
Virginia
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of Africa
Congresa
Ev Econ
Ehall
Treasury Depositary Provisions and Bank Transfers Debate
The article reviews proposed amendments regulating public money deposits in local banks, authorizing the Treasury Secretary to direct collections to safe banks and regulate transfers with thirty days notice for large sums. It notes political debate, amendments, and a naval accident bill pending, along with memorial resolutions for General Lafayette and comments on local civic honors.
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Trea Ury
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Gorpon
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Treasury
Musars
Coffee
Gilmer
Jones
Schley
Wayne
Mensis
Clayton
Foster
Gamble
Wilde
Loulon
Lafayerte
Greence Wasnixoroy Larayutte
Augusta survey begins if our Company requires his services
The Southern Banner notes the survey should commence at Augusta contingent on the Company’s need for his services.
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Augusta
Southern Banner
Liverpool market reports warm with rising upland cotton prices
Latest Liverpool market notes show strong demand for Uplands with about 2000 bales sold at around 11 to 14 pence, improved prices across descriptions, and an encouraging outlook from Liverpool monthly figures. Rice and sugar trade volumes are modest with dull freight markets to Liverpool and Havre.
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Annab Manger
Liverpool
Havre
N York
Providence
Cotton and sugar markets in New Orleans June report
Levy’s New Orleans Prices Current for June 21 notes cotton arrivals and stock at 40,411 bales, with weekly sales around 3,000 bales across Louisiana Mississippi Tennessee and North Alabama. Prices for lower Louisiana Mississippi descriptions rise slightly while other descriptions steady. Sugar stocks remain ample as low water delays inflows. weekly clearances include New York Mobile and Providence. Molasses demand is light with small lots trading. weekly clears include New York Providence and Mobile.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Alabama
Liverpool
New York
Mobile
Providence
Cotton Crop Outlook and Pricing Moves Reported
Puivapecesia Manger notes in June that the current American cotton crop will reach about 1,200,000 bales, about 100,000 bales above last year, with growth keeping pace with consumption. Upland totals include 310 bales at 13 to 14 cents per pound, 11 repacked at 10 to 11 cents, Motile 44 bales at 14 cents, and 13 at 15 cents since June 24. Prices have risen roughly 4 cents overall in that period.
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Wales
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