Globe Hotel in Augusta praised for open hours and temperance
The Globe in Augusta is extolled as one of the South’s best hotels. It sits open to the public at all hours, with a generous social scene, attentive service, and a commitment to temperance praised by the writers. The piece cites the Southern Literary Journal and notes other local hotels for comparison.
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Globe Hotel
Mersits
South West
the Globe
Augusta
The
Globe
Eagle and Phoenix
Washington Hall
Dr. Johnson
Dickson
Sunheard
South
Clinch
Crisen
Florida
Sav. Geogian
Georgia
Columbus Herald
Alabama
St. Mary’s, Ga
Tampa
Washington
Scott
New York
Coraxen
St. Augustine
Vthiitat
Senate
Messrs. Wright
Calhoun
Rives
Tallmadge
Benton
Clay
House of Representatives
Augusta Insurance & Banking Company
Jebb
Boston
T. Kidder
W. T. Conway
Court Street
Concert Hall
Turpin & D'Antignac
Knickerbocker Magazine
KnickEnbocren
Yonx Mentary
United States
Knickerbocker
Porrry
Lrr
Tun Daama
Tue Fink Aura
Rigbry
Nimry Lanex
Kwickgmocken
James B. Paulding
W. C. Bryant
Timothy Flint
MW. Longfellow
Bugsy
R.M. Bird
Calavary
F. Marryat
Peter Simple
Win. Levgett
Bo L. Bulwer
Pelham
James G. Percival
William A. Duer
Columbia Colleges
William D. Stones
Walter Colton
Matthew Carey
Fanny Kemble
Burnin
HL. V. D. Holstein
de He Soourney
Mary Ann Browne
Dagland
EL P. Ellett
Mias Leslie
Calvin Colton
W. MH. Rogers
Delaware
B. Johnson
Utica
Joseph Barber
J. L. Daponte
W. G. Simms
Guy Rivers
B. B. Thatcher
Samuel L. Knapp
Samuel L. Metcalf
Han
Judge Hall
Wales
Rofesso
Orville Dewey
C. M. Sedgwick
Redwood
John P. Kenenedy
Pag
Coun
Zeleen
Daniel
George Baillie
Fife
6Th Circuit Court
District of Georgia
Harriet Wardrobe
George Dallie
E. B. Glascock
MW. Wilson
Richmond
Richmond Hussars
Fins
Secon
Comet
Samuel Bones
Jacksonboro
Betven County
Little Ogeechy
Thomas Lasser
Leva
Thomas Pengree
Major Jacon Wood declines Senate candidacy in October election
Public notices report Major Jacon Wood declining a Senate run and invite aligns with his views. The President appoints commissioners Lumpkin and Carnot to settle Cherokee treaty claims per the 17th article. Additional items note resignations, retirements, railroad capital in New York, and various post office appointments and bills on public deposits and land.
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Walker County
Newnan
Milledzeville Journal
Wilmington
Rives
France
Com
Advertiser
Jacon Wood
Senate of the State
Major Wood
Darien Telegraph
Senate
Wilson Lumpkin
Wiuraw Carnot
Georgia Insurance and Trust Company
Avousta
Board of Managers
Thia
WM. 'l'. Gould
Sec’y
Cotton and commodities market snapshot with varied prices
The report covers cotton demand at 13.18 to 15.16 cents, tight stocks, freight rates to Savannah and Charleston, and a ledger of bank notes and exchange. It also notes coffee prices for Rio and Havana, Mobile cotton at 19 cents, and flour prices for Howard Steel, City Mills, and Susquehanna, with grain and rye flour valuations.
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Gatlon
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Canvon
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New Orleans
Mobile
Florida
Uplands
Corve
St. Domingo
Laguira
Brazil
Domingo
Lla
Philadelphia
Ubls
Ohio
Western Canal
Baltimore I
Hudson
Rio
Havana
Howard Steel
City Mills
Susquehanna
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Filom Havile
Russia
Carolina
India
Augusta Bank Note & Exchange
Carroll Co
North Carolina
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Many Bonews
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Whitemarsh Island
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Talbot County
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Samuel Passmore
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Jasper County
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Johnson Springer
Monticello
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Milledgeville
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Act
Georgia Rail Road & Banking Company
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Edmund Martin
Henry Mealing
H. Warren
John H. Mann
Andrew J. Miller
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Kenrick
Phineas Butler
Geo. M. Walker
Southern Literary Journal
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Charle Esto
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Barnes
Broad Street
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Henry Dicxson
Napoleon
Blackwood
Harras
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Eatrick Shepherd
Wm. Gilmone Stuams
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Cleveland
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Samouen Crane
Josneat Davis
Ricuany Tunmay
Janis Prasun
R. I’. Por
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Joux Bones
Joan& Co
Joan Cosxany
W. Wanren
M. D’anarignac
M. D'Anrianac
Wih. Tunes
Swowien & Shear
Greetan Cottage
Florence Bonnate
Lawes
Andrewy
Virginia
Sir Cusners
WM. I Johnson
Moses T. B. Howard
Andrew
Pobruary
Jacob Moise
Moise & Cahan
Aawaay
J. Cohen
Robertson & Benedict
Childrena Mo
John P. Setze & CO
Ranaway
Mount Vernon
Columbia County
Sand Hills
Culbreath
Augusta Chronicle
Isaac Ramsey
NEW Livery Establishment
Baltimore
Canaldo
N. B
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Haburg Bank
Beard
Beard & Pitts
H. Douglass
Aving
Planters’ Hotel
I Am
R.C. Baldwin
Nancy and Staple Dry Goods
Droad Street
Wyson Edney
State
Henry R. Lewis
Wis
Kent
United States Hotel
A. M. Carter
Fanile
Gibson & McLavoeady
Lewis Gibson
Gerrard McLaughlin
Gibson & McLaughilen
FER
Thomastown
Baltimore and Canal
London Porter
Lea
Nicholas Strogles
Sarah Stregles
Inferior Court
Court House
Greenville
Merriwether County
Mary J. Wood
Jas. Burroughs
Dughat
Durke County