Frontier alarm as Indians raid and governors rush aid
Expresses arrive daily bearing disaster news from the frontier. Capt Holloman lacks relief despite Gen Scott order and Gen Clinch cannot supply strength. A thousand men are needed yet unattainable. Georgia troops could help hold open country south and east of the Suwannee. Captain McCants and nine men sight Indians with cattle near Wacasasas Bay. Colonel Gamble’s plantation attacked. no lives lost. Searcy’s company dispatched. Judge Randall’s plantation earlier raided with one negro killed. Governor raising new force. every armed man in the city mobilized to safeguard the region. An express reports Indians wounding Mr. Gorman near Col Gamble’s and escaping.
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Holloman
Scott
Clinch
Georgia
Alachua
McCants
Wacasasas Bay
Suwannee
John Gamble
Searcy
Jefferson County
Col. Gambles
Hr. Gorman
Florida News From The Georgia Savannah Packet Report
The Florida steam packet Florida brings word of a possible massacre by Indians at the Quithlacoochee fortification under Captain McLemore and Major Cooper’s party may be en route from Fort Crane. Volusia reportedly abandoned. General Scott and Eustis in St Augustine. Santee sails to Charleston. Fire devastates City Hall House of Refuge. a second blaze damages a Third Avenue grocery and Lake-house.
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Savannah
Florida
Hebbard
Picolata
Jacksonville
McLemore
Quithlacoochee
Cooper
Patnaim
Fort Crane
Mel
Volusia
General Scott
Eustis
St. Augustine
Santee
Charleston
Lieut
Pope
Parr
South Carolina
City Hall
House of Refuge
Third Avenue
Ninth Street
Third Ward
Murray county turmoil ends as armed citizens restore order
Davis leads a 72 armed peaceable march against a mob at the county scene. Bishop and his group threaten, but the rifle company stacks arms after warning. The incident ends with commitments to court appearance and restored security in Murray county. Steam Boat Company of Georgia directors and William Taylor elected president are reported from Savannah and Augusta meetings.
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Bishop
Wacaser
Murray County
The
Steam Boat Company of Georgia
Epee
Richmond
Augusta
Milsedgevilley Road
Sammery
Sand Hills
Street
I’ox
Blodgett
Samyrville
Academy
City
Augus
City of
Asqua
Greene
Ellis Street
Ierey
Eagle and Phanix Ho
Vaucluse Manufacturing Company
William Cumming
Robert F Poe
Henry H. Cumming
Rules for Civil Discourse from Jefferson’s Prudential Maxims
A compact set of morals on avoiding disputes and arguing for information not victory. It urges listening, restraint in politics, and treating others’ opinions with respect, noting two disputant types and the futility of forcing consensus.
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Husars
Champaign
B. Walton
Lieut. Izard
Edward Cunningham
United States of America
H.W. Gregoriy
James McLaws
Atton
B.D. Cooke
Richmond Blues and
Wussars
James M. Cooper
Richmond Blues and Hussars
C.E. Latimer
W.T. Thompson
Wm. E. Collier
Crawford Co
James W. Fannin
Santa Anna
Col. Ragan
Columbus
la Fayette
Texas
H. W. Johnson
Blues
Hussars
B. W. Stilson
T. H. Plant
J. H. Beard
Maj. Prnentox
Mounted Volunteers of
Isaac Morse
Jim
Georgia, &c
Robertson
Bones
Jas. H. Haxmann
Washington
Aslam
Tom
James H. Hammond
W. W. Horr
James B. Wanker
James Hanpen
Moses Borr
Florida Volunteers
Col. Hammond
Europe
Wmikier
Tampa
Fort King
Fort Drane
Mosquito
Tallahassee
Richmond Enquirer
Joan Rarponen
General Court
Randoloph
Columbus Sentinel
Wm. Flournoy
Putnam County
Fort Mitchell
Hobbs
Eb, Glenn
Richardson
A. B. Dawson
Pitts
Battle
Col. Richardson
Abercrombie
Alabama
J. E. Dawson
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Col. Crowell
C. C. Clay
Mrrenene
Sir—ll
Federal Road
T. John Croweli
Dahlohnega
W. N. Bishop
George W. Wacaser
Davis
Win
Taylor
C. H. Campfield
C. Dunning
S. H. Fay
R. M. Goodwin
R. Hutchison
P.M. Kollock
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Lewis Gibson
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Teneriffe
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Ice Company
Edney
State
Henry R. Lewis
Wit
Globe Hotel
Bank of Augusta
Rob
T. F. Poe
F. Lamback & Co
Martin Frederick
Augustine Frederick
Henry Roberts
Grason & McLavernin
Broad Street
Gerrard McLaughlin
Gibson & McLaughlin
Thomastown
Baltimore and Canal
Wiens Castings
DY Beard
Mason
75Th Battalion
Ga. Ma
David Archer
Jacksonboro
Joshua Perry
WU Ee
John Southwell
Mii
Scriven County
Hereas
William A. Hotchkiss
John Black
Henry Mealing
B. H. Warren
B. Hitt
N. Delaigle
Theatre
Madame Vincent
Adam and Eve
Mr. Bailey
Speissegger
Inferior Court
Joseph Gibbons
John Zeaglar
John McKinney
Nicholas Berry
Adm
Little Ogeechy
Thomas Sasser
Thomas Pengree
Katharine Pengree
Messrs. Burrons
John P. Eve
Richmond County
Baltimore
Hamburg
Beard & Pitts
Columbia Court House
Kiokee Creek
William Crane
Thomas Bowie
Columbia Superior Court
Lovie P. McDonald
Stephen, Crane
Designee
Keziah Fuller
Richard H. Jones
Swowdens& Shear
Greeida Cottage
Florence
Pril
James Wavaban
Waynesboro
Burke County
James G. Hutchingson
Columbia County
Little River
John Cartlidge
the Sentinel
Augusta Insurance & Banking Company
Ws. Smith
F.J. Paumerrz
H.H. Commino
Tra’tee
Samuer Crannet
Joaren Davis
Ricuano Trawax
Jaze Frastn
K. PF. For
Martt
R. Camppert
Joxx Bonxs
Jour & Co
Jous Cosnent
J. H. Hanora
M.d'astionao
M. D’axtioxac
W. Wa
Trurrr
Geo. Insurance & Trust Company
Aveousta
Aratr
Ray
Masonic Hall
WM. T, Gould, Sev’ry
Insurance Department
Robert Walton
Sec
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Georgia Hotel
Grainesville
Aesnaiders
Gainesville
Hall County
Lorenzo Ripley
Greenville Wail
Morse Post
Iene
Hrough
Edgefield C. H
Liberty Hill
Cedar Springs
Abbeville
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Anderson C. H
Pendleton C. H
Pickensville
Greenville
R. Douglass
O, Proprietory
Noy
Mr. Baird
Marbury
McKinne
Reynold
Market
Bay Streets
Benjamin Baird
Ellis and
Green
Marbury Street
Telfair
Marbuy
McKinne Streets
Jones, Reynold
Greenland
Andrew
Virginia
St. Cnantes
Wm.r. Johnson
Mesais
T. B. Howard
Cory
Seecreeg
A. H. Kenan
Milledgeville
England
Hughest Prize
Lotterw
A. Read
Thomas Cumming
Columbia
Euchee Creek
Appling Road
Beall, Martin, Cliett
Col
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