Emancipation Effects Across Regions Cited as Barbaric
An Ohio paper described four Free Negro settlements degenerating after freedom, likening their condition to St Domingo's island under a despotic government that forces work. A letter from Farmer's Register argues the negro character is uniform across Africa, Haiti, Ohio, and Virginia, and asserts that only slavery provides civilization, supervision, and protection.
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Ohio
Africa
St. Domingo
the Register
Appomattox
Nominations for 2d Dragoon Officers Stir Washington
A New York Couriers Enquirer correspondent in Washington reports the Senate received the list of officers for the additional regiment of dragoons. Names include Twiggs, Rector, Fountlerow, Gordon, Dougherty, Lane, Ashby, Bean, Anderson, Curtins, Winder, Grimsley, Holmes, Grooms, Bryant, Graham, Dade, Bullock, Howe, Spalding, and Blake. Also notes on Indian hostilities, Kioway and Arapahoe bands, trading party attacks near Fort Leavenworth, and policy shifts tied to slavery issues.
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New York Couriers¢ Enquirer
Washington
Senate
David E. Twiggs
Georgia
Wharton Rector
Arkansas
Thomas J. Fountlerow
Virginia
William Gordon
Missouri
John Dougherty
John Lane
Indiana
James &. Ashby
Sougs Cayclina
Jonathan L. Bean
Stinson A. Anderson
Illinois
William W.curtins
New Yor
Henry W. Fowler
Louisiana
Benjamin L. Beall
District of Columbia
Edward I. Winder
Maryland
Thompson Grimsley
Theodore H. Holmes
North Carolina
Horatio Grooms
Kentucky
Thomas L. Bryant
Pennsylvania
John Graham
New York
Townsend Dade
Erasmus D. Bullock
Marshall L. Howe
Maine
Charles Spalding
James W. Hamilton
George A. H. Blake
Congress
Globe
Duncan
Fort Leavenworth
Santa Yee Trace
Arkansas River
Cheautos Gland
Port William
South Park
River Platta
Keekapoo
Florida
South
M. ¥. Courer & Enguirer
Hostile Indians escape from jail and new post office noted
A 21 Indian prisoners captured at the Governor’s Headquar ters in Montgomery escaped jail. The report notes a new post office at Bull Spring Walbot county Georgia and James Bunkley named postmaster. Also mentions Texan victory over Santa Anna, Gen Curiel command in Florida, a sugar specimen from Jasper county, and comments on political speeches and Shaker table covers.
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Monix
Scar
Camanche
Metamoras
Santa Anna
M. O. Hulletin
Bank of Charleston
Curyell
Florida
Jasper County
Abner Bartlett
Georgia
Willedgeville Recorder
Col. Minangav
B. Laman
Texas
Willedgeville Journal
Nonsignels. June 15 Qr Master list appears
A list of names and firms linked to the June 15 quartermaster entries includes H Peck & Co, W C Way, Benson & Urquhart, Parrott, Plant, Richards, Mayson, Latimer, Kneeland, Boggs, Morgan & Wyatt, Hoff man, and others. The document shows afternoon and quartermaster items with multiple signatories and associates.
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H Peck & Co
W C Way
B Baird
A Baudry
AllLuntington
T Richards
TH Plant
G A Walker
Geo Lott
J W Wild
R Barber
George Parrott & Co
G H Taylor
Benson & Urquhart
L Richards
G Parrott
HL Jeffers
Young & Greene
Jacob McDonald
GW Mayson
T H Plant
J C
Pers Wines Sane Cotton Enquiry Shows Little Change
The enquiry has been good since the last report with modest activity midweek at slight advances. Since the accounts of the 16th, little business has occurred as holders resist lower rates, so quotations remain unchanged.
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Yranceston Mann
Colioin
Uplands
Mercury
New York
Orpheus
Orleans
Maracaibo
Sladers
Java
Sumatra
Lrown
Cubas
Porto Rico
Havana
Hudson's
Liverroor Manan
United States
Alabamas
Hayne Manrrn
Louisiana
Upland
Mobile
Washington
Charleston
Cork
U.S
Bertrand
Wm. LB
Tankersley
Columbia County
Postemioma
Mrnday
Wrightsborough
Warren M. Benton
Jetta Mares
Youve Bertrayvd
Kentucky
Jacob Eimery
Cyrus L. Tivis
Hertrand
Sir Archy
Printer
Col. Crowel
Austin
Lincoln
Wilkes
Warren
Columbia
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M'Intosh
Lowe
Hill
McIntosh
Adjutant General
Alabama
Roanoke
Chattahoochee
Low
Columbus
Tam
Prince Edward
Vorus Eviror
van Fanneis
Richmond
Richard Randolph
James Madison
Winfiell Scott
Heap Quanrens
Army
Raz Sourn
Geo
Page
Picolata
St. Augustine
Savannah
Macon
Hawkinsville
Ockmulgee
New Orleans
House of Representatives
Thompson
South Carolina
Owns
Towns
Waddy Thompson
U. S. Telegraph
Lebanon
N. H
South Carolina Rail Road
Liverpool
Havre
Pers
Augusta
Holland
Northern
Russia
Carolina
India
Jamaica
N. England
St. Croix
N. Orleans
Hyson
Monongahela
Malaya
Teneriffe
Augusta Bank Note & Exchange
Carroll Co
North
Augusta Bank
Mechanic's Bank
Insurance Bank
State Bank
Insurance & Trust Comp’y
Tee Company
Pion
South American
West India
Demerara
East Indies
Egypt
West Indies
Hope Grove
Richmond County
Britton M. Ware
Extsan Hottoway
Ong
Ranaway
Mount Vernon
Sand Hills
Culbreath
Augusta Chronicle
Isaac Ramsey
American Turf Register and
Sporting Magazine
Anna Maria
Sporting Intelligence
Old Virginia
England
Washington, D. C
Central Course
Francisville
Natchez
Miss
Broad Rock
Fairfield
Newmarket
Madisonville
Tenn
Ala
Kendall Course
Mount Clement
Beard & Pitts
United States Hotel
Sane
A. M. Son R
Georgia Insurance and Trust Company
Aveusta
Board of Managers
WM. T. Gould
Sec’y
Honorawm _ble Inferior Court
Greenville
Merriwether County
Mary J. Wood
Jas, Burroughs
L.L
Court House
Jacksonboro
Scriven County
Little Speechy
Thomas Sasser
Thomas Pengree
Inferior Court
Katharine Pengree
Burke County
Waynesborough
Buckhead
George W. Evans
Benjamin Syegar
Torms
William Rollins
Adm'r. Wid
Andrew
Sin Cusnrrs
WM. R. Johnson
Messrs
I. BL
Colyanes Humbus
A. H W. Kenan
Milledgeville
Mr. Kenan
Andriew
Attentio Richmond Wesn
Planter’s
BE. Btarnes
W. M. Robertson
Richmond A
R. DC
Baldwin
Broad-street
Robertson & Benedict
Broad Street
Childrens Mo
B. Douglass
Aving
Planters’ Hotel
Brenanns & Stoy
Thos. Richards
John W. Stoy
WM. J. Hobby
Augusta Book Store
WM. K. Kitchen
Broad & Kollock Street
Florence
William C. Way
York & Philadelphia
Osnaburgs
Louisa Jane Walker
Mary Walker
Leas
Peyton L. Wade
Col
Henry Buford
Benjamin Terrill
Raid County
Gus Twoweeta
Augusta Insurance & Banking Company
Ww. Surra
T. J. Panmenes
H. H. Cummuxe
Trs'tee
Jamarr Cramnez
Josefa Davia
Riewann Touaxay
James Frassa
R. F. Por
R, Canpatri
Jonx Bowzs
Jonx& Cog
Costenr
W. Hanrin
M. D
M. D’astiexac
W H. Tonpin
John P. Setze & CO
Price & Mallery
Votice
Rgu
Ginsox & McLaventin
Lewis Gibson
Gerrard McLaughlin
Gibson & McLaughlin, O Vfer
Thomastown
Baltimore and Canal
Littell
Science
Liarrust
Jung
Atheneum
Delta
Bloom
Bloom and Blight
Blackwood
Canada
Tocqueville
America
British and Foreign Review
Quarterly Review
Fanny Fairfield
William Pitt
M. G. Lewis
New Monthly
Snarleyyow
Captain Marryat
Metropolitan
New Monthly Magazine
Calcutta
United Service Journal
Mildred Pemberton
New Monthly Maga- Literary Statistics
Austria
Port Philip
Chambers’ Journal
Florence O'Brien
T'sit’s
Capt. Marryat
Autiorn
Peter Simple
Jacob Fattutol
Japhet
Sfor
Theodore Vostrn
Publishers& Propittor
Pine-street
Laycock Abbey
Girgenti
Palermo
Minute Bank
Mr. Bulwer
Mr. Willis
John Ketch
Wyles Edney
State of
Henry R. Lewis
Wit
Clifton
Bay of Mobile
Zimple
William Bayard
Laurent Millaudon
Bay of
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