Siamese Twins publicity and theatre notices in Georgia 1834
Fragmentary 1834 Georgia items report Siamese Twins publicity and visits, Augusta Theatre trustees chosen, Burke County meeting denounces Jackson policies, state rights vs submission in county elections, Superior Court session praised for juror duties, and reflections on the presidents protest against Senate law.
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ITA Theatre Company
Augusta Theatre
Sg Sot Mosere
Thomas J. Wray
Ro- Warton
J. G. M’wuverter
T. J. Parid
W. St. Joan
If the President Be Wrong Shall the Senate Pass Judgment
A 1834 Columbia County column argues the President’s right to protest a Senate resolution, condemns political attacks as injustice, and urges justice and restraint. It warns that overstepping courts damage the nation and calls for fair self defense and restraint from both branches.
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Senate
Confederacy
Cray
Mr. Cannoun
Columbia County
Senate rejects four U S Bank directors amid political turmoil
The Senate, after hours of closed doors, again rejected the President's four Government Directors for the U S Bank by a 30 to 11 vote. Virginia election results oppose executive usurpation, signaling upcoming shifts among administration allies. Reports cite Daniel Webster era tension and local incidents including a fatal brawl in Twiggs county following alcohol-related dispute. Notices cover Liverpool cotton trade, Macon Telegraph editors, canal project plans, and a thunderstorm damage at a Savannah penitentiary. Military encampments in Macon showcase Georgia Guards Washington Guards and Macon Volunteers with organized drills and cavalry escort.
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Senate
U. S. Bank
Nat. Intel
Inst
Virginia
Iest
U. S Telegraph
Marion
Twiggs County
John Hatcher
Joseph Sawyer
Hatcher
Saxe Yer
Aia
Jéncon
Apalachico
Savannah
Augusta
Col. Cru
Esterday
Vugalo
Georgia Guards
Cuthbert
Washington Guards
Schley
Macon
Newcomb
Georgia
Goddard
Nis
Macon Messenger
Bank Solvency Quietly Preserved by Farmers Bank Officials
Letter from Edward Cary, dated April 26, 1834, reassures readers that debts at the Farmers Bank of Chattahoochee remain sound and assets are sufficient to redeem notes. He notes a detailed public financial statement by directors is forthcoming, and that losses would fall on stockholders rather than note holders if delays occur. The piece also mentions a March 26 British Parliament adjournment to April 14.
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Farmers’ Bank of Chattahvcher
the Sentinel
Guxtiumey
Oto
Farmers Bank of Chattahoochee
Columbus
Clarksville
Gen. Sanford
Uin
Edward Cary
Commercial. Latest Dates and Upcoming Notices
Fragmentary OCR item lists dates for Liverpool and Marey events with April 5 and March 15 references. The text lacks full context, participants, or locations, preventing precise scheduling details.
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Liverpool
Atest
Mavrey
Itt Mare
Liverpool Cotton Market Notes From 1834 Reports
Reports from Liverpool and Charleston in April 1834 describe fluctuating cotton demand and price declines for American varieties. The Liverpool market sees sales of 15 730 bags with mixed export and speculation activity, while prices for uplands and sea islands vary, and imports from the United States drive activity. In Charleston, Upland sales ease slightly as buyers become selective, with prime lots holding value while other descriptions retreat.
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Brazil
East Indies
United States
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Charleston
Laverr
Manchester
Anu
New York
Chey
Pricus
Nany
Angelius
Sea Island
Chauceston
Courier
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