Arrival of Gen Clinch at St Marys station
The Georgia Battalion receives Gen Clinch on the St Marys dock after a campaign in Florida. Major Cooper and Capt Merriwether lead the escort as Clinch bids heartfelt adieu, praising the battalion for their arduous duties. The party then moves to Mr. Holloway and Capt Holland’s hospitality before Clinch stays near St Marys and troops disperse to Fort Crane and Picolata as posts adjust. An express from Micanopy is awaited for further details. The Oakland post is ordered abandoned and detachments move toward Fort Crane.
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Georgia
Clinch
Marys
Army of Florida
Cherokee
Fort Drane
E. F
Cooper
Georgia Volunteers
Merriwether
Putnam Fencibles
Georgia Battalion
Cuixen
Holland
St. Marys
Flicer
Lee
Oakland
Dimmick
Lieut. Irwin
Fort Crane
Picolata
Fort Drane i
St. Augustine
Micanopy
Heileman
M’intosh
Hei Jeman
Landeum
Crane
Columbus Enquirer
Jessup
Tuskegee
Fauche
Greene
W. C. Dawson
Metamora
Columbus
Holmes
Norfolk
Independence
Nye
New York
Liverpool
South
Washington
Congress
Rouiysos
Churchill
Maddox
Lambert
P. H. F. Britton
Ludson
Knickerbocker
Sisson
Savannah
Baltimore
Mobile
Haynes
House
Senate
U.S
House of Representatives
Jenifer
Bynum
N.C
Alexandria Gazette
Rock Creek
Peyton
Pickens
Sevier
Hannegan
Paris
Toulon
Russia
Great Britain
France
Hugon
Mediterranean
Indian War News and 1836 Texas Battle Dispatches
In a packed roundup from St Augustine and nearby fronts, volunteers march under Captains Curry and Sovrwick, with Major Treiteman and Gen Eustis coordinating efforts against Indian forces near Micanopy and the Hatcheehubbee. Reports detail a ferocious skirmish at Micanopy and a heavy engagement above Fort Jones, with multiple fatalities, wounded, and reinforcements from Georgia and Alabama marching to join Gen Lowe.
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St. Augustine
Samuel S. Mills
Sourawicx
Civicu
Army of Florida
Curry
Sovrawick
Douerr
Pattesar Bridge
Treiteman
Micanopy
Major H
Eustis
Battle at Boykin's Ferry near Columbus report
Letter from Captain William A Cann of the Crawford Volunteers recounts a June skirmish with Indians at Boykin's Ferry on the Chattahoochee, noting losses and the defense of Wort Crossland and a call for reinforcements. Other items cover reports from Western Stage line agents, troop movements, and local political news including Joux Pac elected senator from New Hampshire.
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William A. Cann
Crawford Volunteers
Boykin’s Ferry
Columbus
Chattahoochee
Carr
Tam
Fort Crossland
Dean
W. J A. Crossland
Crossland
Crawford
Joux Pac
United States
New Hampshire
Isaac Hixt
War
Intel
Effigy Burnings Shadow Court Dispute in Park
At about half past 8 o clock a number of men and boys burned the judges Edwards and Savage effigies amid deafening shouts groans and out cries. Explosions from powder crackers accompanied the tumult until watchmen charged at half past 9 o'clock driving the crowd from their position to the park’s lower area and dispersing them, much to the relief of those nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edwards
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Alexander Ming, Jr
Loco Focus
Savage
Courier & Enquirer
Late and Important From England News Briefs
News from England reports the Irish Corporation Bill amended to concentrate power in the Lord Lieutenant, risking clash with the Lords and potential Cromwellian-era disruptions. Reports also herald a new Arctic expedition under Capt Back, and deaths and military movements in Spain and France as Britain reacts to continental turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Nye
England
Lords
Commons
Cromwell
House of Lords
Capt
Back
Sir John Franklin
Earl of Ripon
Geographical Society
Admiralty
Terror
Mayne River
North America
Thomas Ross
Prince Regent’s Inlet
Hecla
Fury Straits
Col
Tupper
St. Sebastian
Power
United States
French Legion
Spain
Pan
Evans
Cordova
London Sun
Prado
Eguia
Evana
Guipuscoa
Don Carlos
French Foreign Legion
Bernelle
Dr Releys Bouvulvical Drops Declared Efficacious
An advertisement touts Dr Releys Bouvulvical Drops as a powerful alterative for numerous humoral diseases from scrofula to venereal taints. Claims include curing when other remedies fail, aiding digestion, and cleansing the blood. Proponent cites a physician endorsement and praises wide use across Boston and the union. Price listed: $1 per bottle or six for $5.
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Anthony
Jebb
Boston
Pills for Indigestion and Related Ailments Endorsed
Efficacy praised after years of use in England and America. Pills ease bile redundancy, flatulence, costiveness, and headaches with gentle motions. They aid appetite, strengthen organs, and renovate the system. 50 cents. Signed by T. Kidder, successor to Dr. Conway. Available at Boston counting room and Turpin & D’Antignac in Augusta, Georgia.
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Ec. O
England
America
T. Kid. der
W. T. Conway
Court Street
Concert Hall
Boston
Turpin & D'Antignac
Augusta
Georgia
Index of 19th Century Works and Theatrical Notices
A catalog style list dated June 22 detailing numerous literary pieces, plays, and authors with mentions of venues such as Park Theatre and American Theatre Bowery, plus editorials and biographies like Autobiography of a Married Mant and Ups and Downs in the Life of a Distressed Gentleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbier
Beasurr
James, Jr
Hood
Eugene Aram
Park Theatre
American Theatre
Bowery
Franklin Theatre
Rockaway
Professor Manan
J. G. Warriren
Mrs. Twoxtore
Paris
West
Pale Horse
Dr. Exx
A. C. Thomas
Burton
Sroongn
London
Lyceum
Niebuhr
Rome
Fixwrr
Neyin
Deannorn
Byron
Rocky Mountains
Scorr
Camrarit
Tom Jones
Boxwell
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Charleston Mercury
Dawson
Fort Jones
Garmany
Ball
de Metamora
Gwinnett Company
Dr. Hoxey
Gwinnett Cavalry
Garmony
Shepherd
Jernigan
Gwinnett
Stewart
J. W. Tate
James H. Holland
Wmn. Simms
Urquhart and Evans
Fort Twiggs
Columbus Sentinel
Noah Micco
Woodward
Noah-Micco
Neah-Micco
Neah- Micco
Uiso
Noah Miccv
Reindeer
Twiggs
Jones County
Irwinton
Hoxey
Col. Hardiman
Lowe
Alabama
Trwinton
Patterson
Anna Calhoun
Hatcheehubbee
High Long Creek
Moore
Eneah-Marthia
Scutey
Gen. Scott
Gen. Sanxrorp
Camp
Col. Williamson
Newton
3D Regiment
The
Mobile Chronicle
Texas
Galveston Bay
Quintana
Brazoria
Columbia
Santa Anna
Colorado
Bejar
Velasco
Cas
Durango
Matagorda
Galveston
Las
Iuan Nepomuceno Seguin
Bexar
Col. Batres
Dionicio Cos
Travis
Gen. Cos
Ory
Nortil
Georgia Telegraph
Crawtorn County
Western Stage Line
Cotomars
van Ness
Adams
Broad
Scott
Tuskeegee
Watson
P. S
New Road
Tallisee
Bible Cavalry
Costumnus
Andrew
Virginia
Cuantes
WM. R. Johnson
William ©. Way
N. York
Philadelphia
Ecrape de Lyon
Lrench
Osnaburgs
New York Star
Ladies Companion
Wm. W. Snowden
Beekman Street
Clinton Hall
N. C. Brooks
Emory
Snarleyyow
Marianne
Mathews
Levant
J. A. Worrall
Antonio Vanucci
John D. German
DR. Releys
DR. Relfe
H. Wilson
Bacusx & Pacifix
Newark
N. J
Charles L. Hall
the American Unionthly Magazine
Shakespeare
Shylock
Mackintosh
Sir Thomas Browne
Dobozzi
American Lyceum
Sallust
Classical Family Library
Bufalo
New Empire
Connecticut School Fund
American Monthly
Gold-street
Washington-street
the Knickerbocker
Wiley*& Long
Broadway
Clark & Hoson Proprietors
Orson
P. Hamruton Myers
Esa
Avexanpen W. Brapronn
Souchong
Bohea
China
Turonore
Fay
Esq
Many Anna Browns
J. Banser
Parrhasius
Emma C. Emmuny
W. D. Gattacuen
Abbotsford
Dryburgh Abbey
Scotland
New- England
Newcastle
York
Windermere
Grassmere
Wornswead
H. L. Beasney
New Jersey
H. T.tuckerman
Lucius M. Piso
Palmyra
Mancus Cenrius
Professor Haut
New York University
Caren Ticknén
A. M
M.D
Paul Pry
Little Pedlington
Lakes
Count Gnammont
Mannrat
Joan H. Havant
D. D
Hudson
the Hudson
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