16 Jul 1836
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1836
Page
1
A Portland Maine paper condemns a mob in Hillsborough for tar and feathering Athell. It denounces brutality aimed at silencing Northern voters and urges strong response, including retaliatory kidnapping and feathering of those involved.
The notice outlines payment terms for Bade Fas SEMLWEEKLY PAPER and WEEKLY PAPER with advance or end-of-year options, and ad rates for semi weekly weekly and monthly inserts. It details collection risk, post office acknowledgments, and legal sale notices by administrators guardians with required publication periods and deadlines.
A dense 1836 survey notes the American Monthly Magazine July issue with Byron engraving and Dearborn edition plan. It also reviews Southern Literary Journal content from climate and health to domestic slavery, praising editorials and the defense of Southern rights amid national debates. The piece cites Midshipman Sherburne, the Key duel context, and North-South sentiments on honor and public censure.
Yesterday we viewed Mr Hearney's picture of the Departure of the Volunteers for Florida. The scene shows the Carolina side of the river with the bridge, a cannon fired, the Steam Boat Washington showing volunteers on deck, and a dense crowd on the opposite bank. The view includes local spires and churches, and the engraving is valued as a memorial of a striking city event despite modest color and overall craft.
A large crowd gathered in Abbeville district for a public dinner with toasts led by Rev. W. Banensa and officers J. M. Cars and Capt. T. J. Cannons. Toaster topics included South Carolina, Texas liberty, South Carolina College, and the Florida Volunteers, with volunteer toasts honoring Gen. Bunn and Col. Johnson among others.
A fragment of a historical column presents endorsements and opinions from various figures including Capt. Panken and Dr. M. Rocens, urging patriotic civic virtue, support for South Carolina rights, and cautious progress toward respectability and prosperity. The text reflects political discourse on national and regional identity, with calls for independent self-reliance and scrutinized leadership. Consignels list various merchants and offices dated July entries.
The Georgia Delegation reported serious route challenges for a rail line from Athens to Knoxville via Clarkesville the Gap in Rabun and the Little Tennessee River. Engineers from Georgia and South Carolina, Col Brisbanes, agreed on the obstacles. The Knoxville convention met with 36 delegates as debates over routes continued.
Rumors mention Cambrelong as Secretary of the Navy. The Senate chose King of Alabama to fill a vacancy after the VP left the chair. Gen Alexander Ware, once of Fayette County Georgia, was murdered in Texas with $5 to $6000 stolen by Eaton. Reports predict a surge of emigrants this year. Ireland to Canada migration may reach 100000. New York flour value and total manufactured goods rise sharply. Agricultural and drama notes reflect Arcadian origins and early stage forms.
Market reports outline cotton prices and shipments, with 14 to 17 cents per pound for current arrivals, dwindling stock, and forecasts of small first-hand quantities by month end. Freight ranges to Savannah and Charleston cited, plus flour demand firming and rising prices. Reports from multiple ports and traders note limited receipts and unsettled wagon prices, with a general upward trend in flour and cotton pricing.
On the 10th inst by Rev Mr Tool Mr Isaac S Tawer of this City wed Miss Puasne Ans Lucrr of Savannah On the 30th inst by Rev David Humphreys Mr Janus Tavvon of Oglethorpe County Georgia wed Miss Canotinn daughter of Mr James Connell of Anderson District 8 C
Steam packet notice declares two weekly sailings from Charleston, one to Norfolk every Friday morning and one to New York every Saturday afternoon, with assurances of safe, rapid passages. Berths by letter post paid. If September delays occur, prior notice will be given. The notice also lists assorted items and notices such as obituaries and books.
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