23 Jun 1832
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1832
Page
1
Readable fragments describe cotton bales, prices, and sales notes including 12271 bales, 2750 bales, and depot activity. Mentions officials, administrators, and a public sale process with references to Judge Guiny and local authorities.
A lengthy column argues South Carolina leaders split over nullification and union tactics. It critiques alliance attempts among Tariff opponents and notes internal contrasts within the Southern rights and Union factions, warning against surrendering state sovereignty to federal power. The piece accuses critics of duplicity and urges unity to defend Southern interests.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a question about a race or competition and mentions individuals and places in a garbled sequence. The readable pieces reference a preparatory or tie scenario and a person named Hinkle among others.
A chaotic dispatch describes Allied evacuations from Ancona, seizures of figures linked to Carlist factions, and scattered troop movements. Names such as the Duchess de Borviien and Duke of Aliagan appear amid reports of looting, boarding actions, and defensive measures as forces contend with advancing threats along rivers and coasts.
Fragmentary OCR shows a midweek market summary from Upland noting reduced stocks in cotton and molasses and a shift in demand. It cites vessel activity, price signals, and forthcoming shipments, with references to Harare and Boston as destinations and various dates and quantities.
Fragmentary note reports a state act involving a group labeled Ape and mentions twenty five Negro Fellows with numbers 141 and a payment reference. Details are incomplete and unclear.
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