War notes from the frontier and Indian conflicts at home
The Columbus Enquirer reports Maj. Grex Jessup directing the war with the Indians on the Georgia frontier. Regiments of Georgia Volunteers are discharged, Col Williamson and Cop WavePor Ter cited. Updates on Indian detachments, Beall's Chickasawhatchie fight, and pursuit by Alabama forces. Jim Henry jailed in Russell county. Reports detail swamp battles, captured property, and ongoing patrols along the Chattahoochee and Cowagee.
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Columbus Enquirer
Grex. Jessup
Fidiws
Army of the South
Saylord
Georgia
2D Regiment of
Georgia Volunteers
Jons
Williamson
Cop. WavePor Ter
Jim Jenry
Alabama
Russel County
Col. Elliott
Garmany
Tuskegee
Jessup
Henry
Col. B
Milton
Irwinton
Beart
Chickasawhatchie
Col. Beall
Alabama suspect in Georgia trial future to be tried
The state may prove the case in Georgia as the suspect faces an next Supreme Court term after an examination in Russell County. He reportedly admitted looting Mr. Elliot and other houses and taking Elliot’s enslaved people but denied murders beyond battlefield actions. He claimed not to have been at Roanoke’s sack, though he led at Shepherds Turners and Fort Jones. General Sanford had him guarded due to strong public agitation. Col Rockwell plans to pursue and apprehend identifiable participants for trial once he catches Indians.
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Buchanan
Zom Carr
Beall
Col. B
Randalph
Baker
Genallemen
Kightfoona
Casey
Mr. Casey
Bear Creek
Rockwell
Tuskegee
Georgia
Montgomery
Alabama
Mobile
New Orleans
Arkansas
Col. Rockwell
Jim Henry
Jessup
Col Rockwell
Russell County
Supreme Court of
Elliot
Shepherd’s
Turner's
Fort Jones
Sanford
Justice’s
National Intelligencer
Mexico
Finasora
Santa Axa
Santa Ana
Finasona
Finaso- LA
Mexican Congress
Filasola
Freasola
Santaa Ana
Castrinnoy
Congress
Republic of Mexico
Georgia Hotel
Clainesville
Gia
Gainesville
Hall County
Ben
Stout
Mulligan
Beaufort
Ca. P. S
Augusta Chronicle
Mobile Mercantile Advertiser
Messrs. Martin & Walker
Charleston
Convention Route Project From Charleston to Cincinnati
The July 7 1836 correspondence details a proposed Atlantic to Ohio rail route with branches and high per mile costs totalling about 10 800 000, urging unbroken control by one corporation. It notes Georgia Alabama Virginia joining the main road and reports Georgia Rail Road Company cooperation. adjournment lines and delegate counts are included with predictions of Georgia Charleston Cincinnati link potential.
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Knoxviale
Charleston
Branchville
Columbia
Broad River
Green River
Ashville
Nolachuchy River
French Broad
Elk
Cincinnati
Kentucky
United States
Georgia
Alabama
Virginia
Atlantic
Ohio
Augusta
Savannah
Carolina
Georgia Rail Road Company
Athens
Clayton
Cincinnati, Louisville and Charleston Rail Road Company
Raban
South Carolina
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Bernard
Lucy Barton
Earth
Galba Mathews
Ned Beard
William Cooper
Mathews
Tadian Deal
Mr. Smith
Stewart
Wuzza
Kitchatoona
Lamahassee
J.D. Stameron
Vth
Florida
Stewart County
Cooper
Chattahoochee
Hannahatchee Creek
Roanoke
Alford
Kitchefoony Hanemocks
Colonel Cooper
Win. White
Edward C. Beard
BE C. Beard
Col
Wim. Cooper
Sidney Smith
Gowers
Moore
Lewinton
Columbus
Express
Patterson
Federal Road
U.S
Montgone
Knoxville
T.G. Casey
Gansta Williams
Tennessee
Prior Lea
Tam
Kayne
Messrs. A
Wm. Dearing
R. W. Habersham
M. H. McAllister
Mr. Jenkins
Judge Holt
Indiana
North Carolina
Cincinnati and
South
West
North West
Tennessee Valley
E. A. Cunningham
North-Western Frontier
St. Louis
U. States
Dunkin
Atkinson
Secretary of War
Oscola
Red River
Wisconsin
Boonville Herard
Canada
Partition of
Poland
Leaxington Intel
Edgefeld Advertiser
August
B. Headden
Harper
Bryson
John Davison
Augusta Hasumamee & Banking Company
Insurance Department
Robert Walton
Sec'y & Cash
Wacon & Pranix
Marseilles
India
Rouen de
Erminetts
Casimere, &c
J. P.setze & CO
Kilburn’s
W. R. Huff
Voile
Pyx
Grnsox & McLavensty
Broad Street
Lewis Gibson
Gerrard McLaughlin
Gibson & McLaughlin
Thomastown
Baltimore and Canal
London
R. C. Baldwin
Ancy and Staple
Broad-street
Geo. Ly
WM. Doyle
Richmond
GB. Douglass
Sergeon Bennist
Aving
Planters’ Hotel
Norfolk
New York
William Patton
Fitzsimons’ ‘Wharf
Lorenzo Ripley
Ain
Greenville HA
FN Wrough
Edgefield
Liberty Hill
Cedar Springs
Abbeville
C. H
Anderson C. H
Pendleton C. H
Pickensville
Greenville
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Piedmont
C.H
Western
Warm Springs
N. C
Bean
Lexington
Virginia Springs
C. HM
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Spartanburg
Lincolnton
Salisbury
R. Douglass & Co
Hamburg
Henry Shul
New Georgia Justice
Thomas Purse
Thom
Richards
William Lumpkin
Milledgeville
R. A. Greene
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