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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1836

Page

3

Indian threat drives settlers from Mandarin area

At death of Mr. M a boy living with him died after witnessing the murder. Settlers near Mandarin flee as Indians approach. Mr. Hickman, with a plantation near Jacksonville, sent his workers to Jacksonville and abandoned his place.

Drafted Men Ordered to March by Governor and Volunteers Named

The Governor ordered drafted men from multiple counties to march to designated posts and sent express orders to colonels to detach every tenth man for immediate march. Several volunteer companies are ordered into service, with many more forming, as troops move to frontier positions while others are discharged upon arrival. The Abolition Report prompt questions about authorship and constitutional power provoke editorial curiosity and debate.

Columbus Monroe Houston Marion Talbot Harris Jasper Muscogee Crawford Jones Baldwin Wilkinson West Point Pike Heard Merriwether Upson Henry Fayette Troup Coweta Carroll Campbell Fort Twiges Sumter Early Pulaski Stewart Randolph Newton Walton Gwinnett Jackson Morgan Rangers Wm. Porter Fauche Riflemen Greene Co W C Dawson DeKalb Cavalry Charles D. Parr DeKalb Light Infantry E. N. Calhoun Fayette Dragoons William Stinson Pike County Cavalry B. C. Lynch Talbot Hussars D. B. Bush Wm. W. Anderson Carroll Volunteers G. Boggess Henry Co James Love Fayette Blues Young Mann Crawford Volunteers W. A. Carr Marion Volunteers Twiggs J. Pearson Clark Volunteers J. Ligon Oglethorpe Volunteers H. P. Hill Dublin Volunteers Laurens G. M. Troup Taliaferro Independent Volunteers J. M. Sanford Warren Riflemen W. P. Butt Butts Cavalry T. Wilson Bible Cavalry E. McCall Washington Guards A. H Jefferson Riflemen P. S. Lemle Congress Telegraph

Louisiana Volunteers and Texas aid amid news from London and Liverpool

The packet South America brings April London and April 16 Liverpool papers. News focuses on political shifts in Commons, with Lord Melbourne and Lord John Russell waning. no major events from France. Reports on Spanish conflicts, Louisiana Volunteers heading to Texas under Gen. Green, with Orleans Greys and 600 men from Natchez joining by land via Plaquemine and Opelousas to Harrisburg, plus 3–400 more expected to follow. US troops to Fort Mitchell and Major Irwin’s departure from Fort M’Henry. Capt. Thomison joins Gen. Fenwick. Also notes invention of cotton thread by Mrs. Slater and Baldwin Cavalry forming for Creek War under Hamilton B. Garruen. Major General Macoma returns from the South. minister Stephenston sails June 1 aboard the packet Montreal.

Ihan Florida War Department South Carolina Georgia Alabama Louisia ‘Ana Winfield Scott F. M. Robertson Augusta South America Waterman London Liverpool Commons Lord Melbourne Lord John Russell France Spain Louisiana Texas New Orleans Bee Green Orleans Greys Creery Baltimore Natchez Felix Hustin Barrimone United States Fort Mitchell Seaboard Fenwick Inwin Fort M’henry Norfolk Charleston Thomison United States Artillery New York South

Shipping Movements and Arrivals at Savannah Port

The 25th saw multiple vessels including the steamer Geo Washington and Richmond depart Savannah with merchandize and a 1 day voyage to W M Rowland agent. Departures also listed Cherokee with 1379 bales cotton to Savannah and later arrivals include Nimrod at Havre, and various ships and brigs heading to Liverpool, Baltimore, Halifax, and Philadelphia amid a busy May port activity.

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