Broadestreet Sat Morning Paper No 261 Item
Publication line notes weekly issue details stating street address Broadestreet No 261 opposite Masonic Hall.
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Broadestreet
Masonic Hall
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1836
Page
1
Terms for Semi Weekly and Weekly Paper Subscriptions
The notice sets rates for semi weekly and weekly papers with advance or end of year payments. It details advertising charges by insertion, limits on insertions, and rules for notices by executors administrators and guardians. It specifies sale notice timing for land and Negroes and related debtor or estate notices with publishing windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Ordinary
Geo
M. Walch
Lork
Dawson for Congress in Greene wins vacancy
Augusta report lists Col. William C. Dawson of Greene as candidate to fill Gen. Coffee's congressional seat. Health column notes Savannah records fourteen weekly deaths, fourteen in total: six whites and eight blacks, for the week ending the 25th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Coffee
Col
WM. C. Dawson
Greene
Health OF
Wintram C. Dawson
John Coffee
John IV
Sanford
Sam
Dawson
Georgia
Columbus Enquirer
John A. Sanford
van Sqren
People
Washington City
State Rights Sentinel
Colts Race on Lafayette Course Near City
A Saturday Colt race over the Lafayette Course one mile out featured two entries. Gen Thomas's grey filly, ridden after a fall by her rider, surged from rear to win with ease in 1m 51s. Weights 87 lbs. each colt three years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Course
Mr. Hammonn
Kirkland
Medoc
Mr. Enonsor
Tolin Richards
Lady Morgan
Gen.Thomas
Susan Johnson
Sir Charles
Lucien
Mr. Edmonson
Gen. Thomas
Mr. Hammond
Hickory John
Miss Medley
Augusta
Richmond
Burke
Columbia
Edgefield
8. C
Southern outrage label sparks publisher dispute over dues
A political clash over an abolitionist editor prompts a heated letter from 1836. Thomas Evans receives a missive from S. C. Atkinson accusing subscribers of arrears and urging payment, while attacking the editor’s perceived insolence and the paper’s cheapness. The missive frames debt recovery as a matter of honor and threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Evans
Saturday Evening Post
Carter's Alley
Pallaveentra
C. Atkinson
Evans and Arxisson Receipts for Evening Post Subscription
A 1836 notice records Tuomas Evans and To 8S C Arxisson owing a six month subscription from March 14 to October 14 1836 totaling 150 dollars. It notes Evans paid Sept 8 last when the paper stopped and mentions 25 cent postage and a claim of defrauding. Agent John Coskery signs the receipt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Thomas Evans
Evening Post
John Coskery
Ag’t
Our Peculiar Nation and the Duty to Redress Wrongs
A Texas citizen warns against foreign interference in Mexico and urges unity at home. The writer laments injustice, defends slavery as a policy, cites divine guidance, recalls Poland and Rome as lessons, and urges justice and restraint to preserve national honor and peace.
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Texas
Potaxo
Mexico
Militia Instruction and Regulations Praised for Reform
A 1836 Philadelphia military manual review extols the Militia and Volunteers guide by Brevet Captain Corcoran under Major General Alexander Macomb. It cites its concise 282 pages covering Company, Battalion, Light Infantry, Cavalry, Artillery and garrison duties as a necessary reform for effective local defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Coorrn
Aid de Camp
Alexaxpen Macoms
Army of the
Philadelphia
Robert P. Desilver
Market Street
Scott
Cavalry Tactics and Militia Instruction Review
The article discusses military manuals and their systems for infantry artillery and cavalry. It critiques Tone and Horr works, notes deficiencies in sword exercise, praises certain fractions for cavalry and urges broader access to the Tone and Horr systems. It also cites local meetings about abstinence and political commentary on candidates and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Gen. Scott
Scott
Lallemande
U.S
Lieut. Town
U. S
Tone
Horr
Messrs. Rhcuanns & Stor
Temperance Meeting Minutes of Richmond County Society
The Richmond County Temperance Society met at 7 P M in the Presbyterian Lecture Room. Rev Rem and Rev Suita and Davis led the session to discuss total abstinence from intoxicating drinks and urged greater energy among temperance advocates. The report to the State Society at Milledgeville was read highlighting lukewarmness and the need for stronger action locally.
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Minrox Anrony
Antony
Butrinen
Rei
Pansons
Davis
City
Augusta
The
Temperance Society
Richmond County Temperance Society
Presbyterian
Rem
Wa. J. Honey
State Society
Milledgeville
Friends of Temperance
Messrs
Suita and
Board of Managers
South Carolina Rail Road Consignees List
Oct. 31 consignments include E B Beall Stovall Simmons & co 8 Kneeland & co WJ Hobby Collier Hill & Lebuzan J W & IT Heard Rathbone & Baker Gibson & McLaughlin Aldrich & Shove Clark Meier & co Turpin & D Antignac J Leverich B Bustin Kerrs & Hope Mainland Risley & co J M Cooper & Son W H Mahaney B W Force & co R Barber F H Cooke Holcombe Peck & co D L Thorpe A Greiner A Fox E Skinner W C Way A Boggs A Cumming N Smith E Teed Geo Parrott A M Wade Benson & Urquhart G W Mayson G H Taylor Young & Greene H L Jeffers & co Yarboro & Merriwether
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consignees
E B Beall
Stovall Simmons & Co
Kneeland & Co
Cotton markets vary as rivers hamper transport and prices ease
Reports from Charleston and New Orleans detail a sluggish week for cotton trade with declining wagon prices for common and middling grades while prime remains firm. Freight costs and low river levels restrict barge movements, boosting warehouse stock and delaying sales despite ongoing demand from France and domestic buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon Manxer
Savannah
Cuanteston Manxer
Baltimore
New York
Freigns
Liverpool
Havrele
Marseilles
New Orleans Mancer
Viz
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Texas
Military roster fragment lists Summers Thomison acting adjutant
A fragment lists Col. George W. Summers and Sam S. M. Thomison as acting adjutant on November 2, indicating a wartime or unit roll call. The brief entry preserves named individuals and a date for archival reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Summers
Sam S. M. Thomison
Farm Lease Offer Near Augista Adjoining Race Course
The subscriber offers to lease his farm near Augista adjoining the Race Course for several years. Description is considered sufficient with location well known. Those who build may obtain further information from the under signed on the premises.
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Augista
Tnder
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