Indian threats force Mandarin settlers to abandon homes
At death of Mr M a boy living with him died from shock after witnessing the murder. Settlers around Mandarin flee as Indians near. Mr Hickman with a large plantation near Jacksonville sent his negroes to Jacksonville and abandoned his property.
Drafted men ordered to march from multiple Georgia counties
Governor orders drafted men from Columbus Monroe Houston Marion Talbot Harris Jasper Muscogee Crawford Jones Baldwin and Wilkinson to march at once. Additional routes listed to West Point Pike Heard Merriwether Upson Henry Fayette Troup Coweta Carroll Campbell and Fort Twiges. Volunteers urged as several companies begin marching and other units organize. Abolition report questioned with requests to reveal authorship and scope of the South’s input. Telegraph note asks for Globe commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Louisiana Volunteers to Texas Reported for Texas Aid
The New Orleans Bee notes Louisiana Volunteers returning from Florida will sail to Texas with others under Gen. Green to join the Texian Army at Harrisburg. About 600 men started from Natchez on the 7th under Gen. Felix Huston, with 300-400 more expected to follow, aiming to expel the Mexican forces beyond the Rio Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Texas
New Orleans Bee
Florida
Green
Orleans Greys
Creery
Baltimore
Natchez
Felix Hustin
Shipping Movements and Departures Mentioned in Savannah Trade List
A Savannah market and port record lists multiple departures and arrivals including steamer Geo Washington and Cherokee, with cargos of cotton and merchandise. Several vessels proceed to and from Savannah, Philadelphia, Liverpool, Havre, and Cadiz, detailing agents, consignors, and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Washington
Knox
Savannah
Merchandize
A Rowland
W & I T Heard
Beall & Rees
Rowe & Smith
Stovall & Simmons
W & H Bryson
Nichols & Mallory
J Sibley
C Churchill
Kneeland
J B Bishop
J K Horn
Collier
Hill & Labuzan
J W Houghton
Buford
C & R Lambert
Musgrove & Bustin
Bones
J P Setze
Kerrs & Hope
L Cress
Arsenal
Richmond
Fraser
W. M. Rowland
Savannan
Nimrod
Thompson
Havre
Ceres
Blanchard
Oglethorpe
Fitzgerald
Baltimore
The
Capes
Forester
King
Augusta
Florida
Hebbard
Picolata
Belle
Merwin
York
Robert Isaacs
Alexander
Liverpool
Brarque Jane
McLeod
Halifax
New Hanover
Carty
Philadelphia
Romulus
Mauran
Rebecca Frances
Boru
Edir Martha
Norris
New Port
Artor
British King
Hunt
Pundt
Charleston
Hazard
Jackson
Georgia
Oxford
Minott
Franklin
Bates
Bedford
Janes
Haynes
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ihan
War Department
South Carolina
Alabama
Louisia ‘Ana
Winfield Scott
F. M. Robertson
NEW York Mirror
New York Evening Star
Willis
Dunlap
Bryatt Knapp
Morris
Schroeder
Price
Fay
Sumner
Cox
Knights of the Quill
Smilie
Weir
Hudson River
National Academy of Design
Mirror
Bryant
Capt. Wiley
St. Johns
Mandarin
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Groner S. Moore
Union
Congress
Telegraph
South America
Waterman
London
Commons
Lord Melbourne
Lord John Russell
France
Spain
Barrimone
United States
Fort Mitchell
Seaboard
Fenwick
Inwin
Fort M’henry
Norfolk
Thomison
United States Artillery
South
Samuel Slater
Woonsocket Patriot
Sea Island
Hamilton B. Garruen
Federal Union
Stephenston
England
Montreal
Macoma
J National Intelligencer
South Carolina Rail Road
Ignees
R McDonald
Stovall
Simmons & Co
Beard & Pitts
G H Paddock
R Malone
Morgan & Wyatt
C Willey
F H Cook
George Parrott & Co
L Richards
Joe Goldsmith
L Jeffers & Co
Benson & Co
Marine Intelligence
Cherokee
Norns
Havite
Avril
Avri
Augusta Market
Coffe
Holland
Russia
Swedes
Carolina
India
New Orleans
Osnaburgs
Jamaica
Havana
St. Croix
Orleans
Hyson
Monongahela
Northern
Madeira
Malaga
Tenerille
Augusta Bank
Mechanic’s Bank
Insurance
State Bank
Cuantesrox Manker
Mercury
New-York Mankert
Brazil
Cuba
Laguira
St. Domingo
Livermoor
Upland
Tennessee
Mobile
America
James T. Jonpan
Lexington
Many J. Bannnts
Noxabee County
Mississippi
Greenesboro
Joan A. Mitten
Sanan Jane Surra
John Smith
Josnenme Gano Wiyten
John G. Winter
Greece
R. Perdicaris
Masonic Hall
Hamburg
Henry Shultz
Kaward
A. Lamond
Augusta Independent Fire Company
Pynse
A, Ruad
Inferior Court
County of Columbia
Joseph Barnes
Gabriel Jones
Dtm
Newt
Nicholas Stregles
Sarah SI Regles
Scriven County
Chelson
Nancy
Sarah Stregles
Salmagundi
Charles Alexander
Atheneum
Franklin Place
Phils
Malone
Washington Cavalry
Chas. J. Malone
East Boundary Street
McLaughlin
Votice
Cincinnatii
William Cumming
Richard Tubman
Samuel Hale
Robert Campbell
Charles J. Jenkins
James W. Davies
WM. C. Micou
WM. J. Hobby
WM. K. Kitchen
Broad & Kollock Street
F. Lamback & Co
John P. Setze & CO
Blrard & Pitts
Bank of the State of Georgia
Augusta Insurance and Banking Company
Sand Hills
LA Georgia
Grainesville
Gainesville
Hall County
Isis
Lorenzo Ripley
Snowden & Shear
Augusta Insurance & Banking Company
Insurance Department
Robert Walton
Lec'y & Cash'r
Globe Hotel
King Street
Market St
S&s. C
Matthew Muggeidge
Augusta Sentinel
Chronicle
Columbia Telescope
Camden Journal
Wercury
Fane Furniture, &c
Carolina Hotel
So. Ca
Robt
McDonald
Bridge Bank
M. Frederick
E. D. Cooke
Broad Street
Geo. Insurance& Trust Company
Avousta
Arms
WM. T. Gould
Greenville Mae
Edgefield C. H
Liberty Hill
Cedar Springs
Abbeville
C. H
Anderson
Pendleton C. H
Pickensville
Greenville
Piedmont
C.H
Western
Ashville
Warm Springs
N. C
Knoxville
Bean
D&e
R. Douglass & Co. Proprietors
Colunmbbia
Columbia Vottt House
Kiokee Creel
William Drane
Thomas Bowie
Columbia Superior Court
Lovie P. McDonald
Stephen, Drane
Keziah Fuller
Richard J. Jones
Honoraweble Inferior Court
Columbia County
Merriwether County
Said
Mary J. Wood
Jas, Burroughs
Jacksonboro
Little Ogeechy
Thomas Sasser
Thomas Pengree
Katharine Pengree
Adar
Clark County
R.C. Baldwin
Scull Shoals Manufacturing Com
Snowden & Shoal
Ave
Gx MA
Augustin Frederick
Cs Baldwin
Wunancy and Staple Dry
COODS
Wholecale
Broad-street
Geo. Ly
Wyotice
Grnsox & McLiavoutsx
Lewis Gibson
Gerrard McLaughlin
Gibson & McLaughlin
Thomastown
Baltimore and Canal
Price & Mwallery
Burween
Axp Grone Horan
Adelaide
Abbotsford
Ww. Sorvay
T. J. Panmerek
H. H. Comino
Trs'tee
Sanora Cranks
Jourren Davis
Ricsann Tupman
Janus Fraser
R. F. Pax
R. Cammett
Joan Bones
I. R. Br
Joan& Co
Joan Cosxray
Reevesee
James Manahan
Waynésboro
Bertrand
Tankersley
Marth
Wrightsborough
Warren M. Benton
Wyoovg
Kentucky
Jacob Emery
Cyrus L. Tivis
Sir Archy
Printer
Gare
Col. Crowel
Bill Austin
Lincoln
Wilkes
Warren
Columbia
Burke County
Court House
Waynesborough
Buckhead
George W. Evaris
Benjamin Seegar
William Rollins
Mart Ay
Votice. IL
Henry Chance
L. B
Burch
Adm
Waynesboro
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