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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1832
Page
5
The item announces a weekly publication appearing every Wednesday but issued on a Saturday morning by A H Peaberton indicating irregular timing and editorial attribution.
The Savannah Daily Stage Line runs between Augusta and Savannah with departures at 9:30 PM from Augusta and 3:00 PM from Savannah, reaching Savannah by 11:00 PM and Augusta by 5:00 PM, covering 133 miles faster than competitors. Fare is ten dollars, cheaper than southern lines, with experienced drivers and good accommodations, advertised in multiple papers.
Madison in Morgan county to Monroe Walton county extended to Warsaw via Lawrenceville. Stage departs Madison each Saturday at 8 a m arrives Warsaw same day. departs Warsaw Tuesday at 8 a m arrives Madison Wednesday. Connects Cherokee county Lawrenceville Monroe Madison Augusta Milledgeville. Warsaw lies near Chattoochee river twelve miles west of Lawrenceville with ferry. promotes travel to county courts. PAUL UT. WELLES invites travel and notes reasonable fares.
The treasury department release outlines a tariff plan with cash duties, auctions tax, and shipping bonds. It notes heavy protections remain for many items, predicts 16 to 17 million dollar revenue and a long term permanent framework starting March 3, 1933, with possible surplus risks.
Treasury report explaining House resolutions directing tariff inquiry, agents in northern states and Ohio, and a plan for a general reduction. It outlines the crisis, the balance between protecting domestic interests and revenue needs, and a repeal of the 1823 act with a new duties system aimed at matching expenditures. The document notes partial returns, timing concerns, and projected revenue of about 15 million for the year with adjustments for reexports and future debt payments.
The document outlines proposed tariff shifts to raise 12 billion dollars largely from imports while reducing overall customs revenue and duties on raw materials and necessities. It argues for gradual, permanent protection with a balance among national interests, and discusses wool duties, producer indemnity, and the need for data gathering to inform legislation.
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