Barbarians and press gagging in Hillsborough outrage
The Portland Maine Advertiser condemns tar and feathering in Hillsborough as barbarous. It says such acts cannot silence Northerners who back a Presidential candidate who would curb press circulation and potentially gag voices. The paper advocates retaliation if outrages persist and calls for action against implicated assailants.
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Broade-street
Sapages
Hillsborough
Portland
Maine
Fin
Classified Notice of Subscriptions and Public Sale Terms
The notice outlines SEMI weekly and WEEKLY paper rates, with options for annual payments and end of year totals. It details advertisement charges per square, minimums, and required insertion counts, plus legal sale notices by administrators or guardians with timing and public gazette publication requirements.
A Frontispiece on Byron and Southern Letters in the July Review
Augustan era notes from American Monthly Magazine and Southern Literary Journal in July issues. Mentions Byron engraving by Saunders and Dearborn edition, reviews on German literature and Oriental readings, and essays on climate, Charleston health, and domestic slavery. Discusses Midshipman Sherburne duel context and public perception, with commentary on Northern philanthropy and Southern rights.
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Lonny Byney
Saunders
Dirk
New York
Dearborn
Byron
Moore
Table of
Southern Literary Journal
Charleston
Tos. M. Loan
South
Ellen Reynolds
Medora
Alabama Prairies
van Simvons
Taos
M. Loan
M.D
Toll
Rhea Sylvian
B. J. Manne
Epvron
Washington
Vita
Corinne
Mipanese Sra. Leiber
Nieburi
Cohen
Florida
Brin
William D. Gallagher
Jefferson Medical College
Russia
Paris
M’ Kenney
The
American Fisheries
Departure of the Volunteers for Florida picture praised
Yesterday we viewed Mr Hearney s engraving showing the departure of volunteers for Florida from the Carolina side of the river. The scene includes the bridge, a cannon firing, the Steam Boat Washington moving, volunteers on deck and hats waved, crowds on the opposite bank, and landmarks such as the Market House City Hall and Presbyterian Church. The engraving captures the event with accuracy and renders it a memorable municipal record despite color and skill limitations.
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Market House
City Tall
Presbyterian Church
Public Dinner at Liberty Grove in Abbeville District
A large gathering held at the Liberty grove in Abbeville district featured a formal dinner and a series of toasts. Speakers included Rev. W. Banensa as President, J. M. Cars as 1st Vice President, and Capt. T. J. Cannons as 2d Vice President, with toasts praising South Carolina, its institutions, Texas, and military efforts. Volunteer toasts followed noting figures such as Gus. Wasmiscrox, Gen. Bunn, and Col. Johnson of Kentucky.
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Grove of Liberty
Abbeville
W. Bewenen
Gus. Wasmiscrox
J. M. Cain
San Jacinto
Capt
T. J. Cannoun
Gen. Bunn
Florida
Lita
J. Taccani
Col. Johnson
Kentucky
P. I. Monacsa
N. Wannis
Panken
Volunteers
Greer
Georgia
A. Toon
Abbeville Voices On National Figures And Local Militia
A compilation of political endorsements and patriotic remarks from Abbeville figures including Capt. Panken, Dr. N Wannis, and others. The text praises national leadership while urging support for South Carolina’s rights and militia robustness amid historical tensions.
Georgia Delegation Reports Route Fails for Athens Rail Line
From Knoxville Convention notes a Georgia Engineer reports serious difficulties in building a railroad from Athens to Knoxville via Clarksville Gap in Rabun and the Little Tennessee River. South Carolina engineer Brisbane confirms. Delegation 36 attendees. convention to meet again. News items include several bills passed and others pending in Congress. A string of party and postmaster remarks follow from various newspapers.
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Knoxville
Pear
Georgia
Chompson
The
Georgia Company
Athens
Clarksville
Rabun
Tennessee
South Carolina
Brisbane
Rumors and political notes cross the nation
The column reviews gossip on Cambrelong possibly becoming Secretary of the Navy and reports the Senate selecting Senator King of Alabama to fill a vacancy after the Vice President left the chair. It cites a Texas murder involving Gen Alexander Ware, a robbery, and a cash loss of $5 to $6000. It notes emigration hopes, Canada-bound Irish migration, New York flour value, and industrial output. It discusses drama invention by Arcadians and wheat yields amid winter severity with ample last year’s harvest.
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Cambrelong
Navy
Senate
Senator King
Alabama
Alexander Ware
Fayette County
Geo
Texas
Eaton
Georgia
Jindlin Evening Post
Canada
Ireland
New York
New York State
Pollybius
Bacchus
Ceres
Late Lathe Prom Lobster? (Placeholder not allowed)
The provided source contains fragmented market reports on cotton and flour, with prices and quantities from Augusta, Savannah, and Hamburg. It notes limited receipts, steady prices for cotton, rising flour prices, and ongoing uncertainties in wagon markets and overall stock levels.
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Cuanteston Manny
Augusta
Hamburg
Savannah
Place
Liverpool
Havre
Europe
Marriages of Isaac Tawer and James Tavvon in Georgia
On the 10th inst by Rev Mr Tool Isaac S Tawer of this city wed Puasne Ans Lucrr of Savannah. On the 30th ult by Rev David Humphreys James Tavvon of Oglethorpe County Georgia to Canotinn Connell daughter of James Connell of Anderson District 8 C.
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Tool
Isaac S, Tawer
Mise Puasne
Savannah
David Humphreys
Janus ‘L'Avnon
Oglethoore County
Georgia
Canotinn
James Connell
Anderson District
Steam Packet Notice of Weekly Condensed Sailings
Subscriber states two boats weekly from Charleston with regular runs to Norfolk on Friday mornings and New York on Saturday afternoons. Vessels are in first rate order and operated for rapid, safe passages. If September stoppages occur, due notice will be given. Berths by postpaid letter with payment. July 13 obituary and various titles listed.
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Charleston
Norfolk
New York
Savannah
Augusta
N. B
WM. Bransby
Ben, Stout
John Mulligan
Beaufort
Ca. P. S
Augusta Chronicle
Mobile Mercantile Advertiser
Messrs. Martin & Walker
Alabama
Tom
Kellbee
Mobile
McLoskey, Stagan & Co
Georgia
Giannesville
Rae
Gainesville
Hall County
Stone Springs
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Freeumen Coxnan
Basten
Dr. M. Rocens
Carolina
Jas. Davis
Gene
Scort
Rustis
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Sons of Freedom
Mar. Brannan
BE. C. Maurin
Wa. C. Monauye
Po OW. Prekens
South Carolina Rail Roadp
Consignels
Rathbone & Baker
W Catlin
HC Bryson
Beard & Pitts
A Melver
Collier & Hill
C Wiley
R Allen
W& H
Hatfield
Dortic & Lee
Stovall, Simmons & Co
RF Poe
E Bustin
Haviland
Risley & Co
T J Wray
Mrs Brochon
Rankin & Evans
T’ Richards
GA Griener
Sol
Kneeland’& Co
W & H Bryson
F & H Clark
A Boggs
B Baird
Kerrs & Hope
W J Hobby
J Norton
SM ‘Thompson
M Griffith
Benson & Urquhart
Young & Green
Geo Parrott
HW Sullivan
HL Jeffers & Co
R Anderson
G W Mayson
Delaware
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Treasury
Cumberland Road
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National Intelligencer
United States
Worcester Republian
Laniille
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Wavile
C. Mann
Barrimone Maier
Rio
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Philip
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Steam Packet
William Patton
Fitzsimons’ Wharf
the Southern Literary Journal
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Danien K. Wirracen
S.C
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Herman Schammer
John Downes
Ammon
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Leonora
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Scriven County
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Ild
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Burke County
Charles Jones
A. Pemberton
Fielding Pryor
P. Matthias
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Bard & Paets
Moray
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Holcombe, Peck & CO
John G, Winter
Charles L. Wall
Lorenzo Ripley
Aerano
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Ropentson
Dugald Patterson
Peyton L. Wade
Col
Henry Buford
Benjamin Terrill
Said County
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Adm'r. Wid
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Orvicy Avousta Ins
Bangexa Co
ILE Board of Directors
Robert Walton
Harper C. Bryson
Aving
John Davison
WC. Bryson 8 Co
Broad-street
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Central & Western Wharf Company
Thomas
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Mather
Fraser's Wharf
East Bay
J. M. Shackelford
Boag
Gibson & McLaughlin
Thomastown
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Arid Fishc Reene, J. P, Setze & CO
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Avitinge
WM. T. Gould
C. Baldwin
Mancy and Staple Dry Goods
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