Election Returns Report From Georgia Counties 1836
Aggregate results from 18 counties show small voter turnout and mixed party strength. Wm. Dawson State Rights carries several counties while White Ticket shows gains. Union and Van Buren candidates trail with modest margins in Greene Hall and nearby regions. Local reports suggest the White Ticket may prevail in western districts.
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Richmond
Columbia
Warren
Hancock
Jefferson
Lincoln
Baldwin
Greene
Chatham
Effingham
Liberty
Clark
Oglethorpe
Hall
Jackson
Wilkes
Newton
Scriven
Congress
Dawson
Jons W. A. Layvonn
Union
Anti-Van Buren
van Buren
Banen
Annenson
Camenett
Benroen
Crank
Groves
Conn
Hares
Groumen
Jonnay
Hamiton
Mityen
Hints
Prsticost
Ort
Rawus
Sprocks
Zail
Spauprie
Menntwerurn
Worronn
Wincernty
Woorrry
Greene County
Sanford
Burke
Hall County
Gainesville
Union Subs
Appointment of Gen Jesup to Florida Army Command
Reports claim Gen Jesup assumed command of the Army in Florida and travels from Tampa Bay to Fort Drane with six hundred regulars. Col Pierce is named to replace Capt Lane Anthe over the Creeks. A Tennessee Brigade regiment moves from Black Creek to Fort Drane under Col Braddock and then Col Trowsdale.
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Jesup
Florida
Tampa Bay
Fort Drane
Pierce
Lane Anthe
Tennessee
Black Creek
Braddock
Col
Trowsdale
Armstrong
Col. Pierce
Texas annexation sentiment and border notes in 1836
Texas voters favored annexation to the United States by a large margin. Reports cover Mexican and Texian positions, the Santa Anna escape trial, Indian murders with Jim Kenry among the accused, a homicide near town, a sheriff’s debt case, and a large Girard sale. Also noted are treasury revenue delays for Michigan, France English spending, and Dixon Ponce as Spain’s Savannah consul.
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Texas
R. A. Ferguson
Matamoras
Victoria
United States
Santa Anna
Rassell County
Alabama
Jim Kenry
Montgomery County
Brown
Young Fanning
Newnan Palladium
Dan'l Treadaway
Jacob Pike
Pike
Treadaway
Newnan
Schley
Thos. J
Columbus
Columbus Herald
France
Dixon Ponce
Spain
Savannah
New York
Cotton and freight rates in steady market notes
The article reports cotton demand stable at 174 cents per pound for round bales and 170 to 171 cents for square bales. Some fancy lots sold up to 18 cents per pound. Freight costs listed as 2 dollars per bale to Savannah and 1 cent per pound to Charleston. The river rose slightly after recent rains but remains low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Charleston
New-York
Mobile
Uplands
New Orleans
Tennessee
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Scriven County
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Josiah Hurst
Guardian
Said
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Daniel Inman
Jeremiah Coleman
Eliza Coleman
Minor
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Administratrix
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Eliza Herrington
Coat House
Jacksonboro
Inferior Court
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John Zeagler
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Nicholas Berry
Appling
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Baldwin County
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Frederick Brown
Duke
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Rocky Creek
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Hager
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