Weekly Saturday Morning Publication Note
The line notes that the publication appears every Wednesday but is issued as a Saturday morning edition by A. H. Peaberton. It identifies the publisher and the irregular timing of the issue.
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A. H. Peaberton
Fli
Georgia
Harthenrave
China
Glass, &c
Charleston
America
Augusta
New- York
USP
M.D Abbe Bossut
Abboy
N. M. Uentz
Chapel Hill College
College
Cincinnati
P.M. J. Smartt
France
Harvard University
Peelme
Wanostrecht
Richardson, Lord & Holbrook
School Book Publishers
Boston
Savannah Augusta daily stage line advertised
The Savannah Daily Stage Line announces regular service between Augusta and Savannah. Depart Augusta evenings at 9 30 reaching Savannah 11, depart Savannah afternoons at 3 reaching Augusta 5, covering 133 miles faster than rivals. Fare ten dollars, drivers experienced, horses in good condition, accommodations on the road good. Proprieter Wm Shannon notes weekly publication in multiple papers. April 4.
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Savannah
Augusta
Savanah
Shannon
Stage Line Extends Through Madison to Warsaw Travel Route
Madison in Morgan County extends HIS MAIL STAGE LINE to Warsaw via Lawrenceville linking Cherokee County and Milledgeville. The stage leaves Madison Saturdays and returns Wednesdays, calling at Monroe Monroe, and Madison with a ferry at Warsaw. fares promised as reasonable.
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Madison
Morgan County
Monroe
Walton County
Warsaw
Lawrenceville
Jaco
Cherokee County
Augusta
Milledgeville
Chattahoochie River
Gwinnett County
New Echota Ge
Buick
Paul UT. Welles
The Tariff Report and Its Proposed Bill Analyzed
The Treasury Secretary's tariff plan is laid out with retained duties on heavy goods and new cash duties, plus a 1.5 percent auction tax and border boundless tweaks. The piece estimates revenue around sixteen to seventeen million dollars with lands and bank dividends, warning of potential surplus use to divide distract and corrupt the country.
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Richie
Richmond Enquirer
South
Iran
Tariff Adjustment Report and Proposed Duties Bill
The Treasury reports progress on tariff reform following two House resolutions from January 1582. It notes delays due to agent selection and seeks to present a general reduction plan, aiming to balance revenue with protections, and to outline a bill repealing the May act and setting new duties to match expenditures.
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Treasery Dersreuent
House of Representatives
United States
Ohio
Secretary of the Treasury
Petern
Ife
Congress
Treasury
Occolo
Dibaco
Lond
Beltiz
House of Representatives HS
Shief
Tariff Debate and Revenue Plan Across the Union
A Treasury Secretary letter to the House outlines a tariff bill to raise 12 000 000 from imports clarifies expected cuts in customs revenue and duties on raw materials and necessaries argues for a gradual permanent system preferred by manufacturers and requests information from producers to inform Congress on tariff adjustments.
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United States
Union
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Charlesson Crockery Store
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Billie Wastrations
Benyon
Harry
Bourne Hill Draper
Sebbath
Isaac Hendricks
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Secretary
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