Abolitionist critique and a rapid cotton packing record
The article argues against Abolitionists especially Harrison and Van Buren, warning of sectional strife and urging Whig Southerners to reject abolitionist influence. It also reports a Quick Work packing event at Col. Janus H. Harman’s Silver Bluff plantation, where 60 bales were packed before 4:30 pm, with a record 64 minutes for the last bale and prospects to reach 100 bales per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison, van Buren, &c
Harrison
van Buren
South
Messrs
Eprrons
Janus H. Harmann
Silver Bluff
Savannah
Charleston
United States
Uplands
Alabama
Orleans
Dissolution of Louis Philippe Ministry and Spanish policy debated
The Jolly Tarzon reports a dissolution of the Louis Philippe ministry centered on Thiers and a dispute over France’s intervention in Spain. The note cites upcoming legislature topics including Georgia's $900,000 surpluss funds and calls for internal improvements to boost Georgia’s trade and citizen welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Jolly Tarzon
Liverpool
Louis Phillipe
M. ‘Thiers
France
Spain
Court of Appeals
Congress
Georgia
Danger of Inaction in State Legislature Warned
The Southern Recorder warns that delaying reform may collapse trade and resources. It urges reducing legislative members and adopting wiser, foresighted laws to avoid a retrograde march with limited means for improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santhern
Typographical insinuation in election returns noted
The article criticizes the use of half italic and half roman type for General Glascock and General Walker on election tickets. It argues the mix implies political bias and accuses the Constitutionalists of incipient hostility, calling the display unhandsome and improper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Glascock
Walker
Texian reports reinvasion plans from Velasco to Matamoros
Col G P Greene of the Texian army reports via Independence that Captains Carnes and Teal have escaped detention in Matamoros and arrived at camp. He notes on October 5 the Mexican force near 1600, Gen Bravo appointed to chief command with reinforcements for Matamoros and an impending Texan reinvasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ontlans
Col. G. P. Greene
Independence
Velasco
Texas
Rusk
Carnes
Teal
Matamoros
Bravo
Valencia
Matamoras
Col
Greehe
la Baca
Greene
Huston
Michigan boundary reject sparks party debate amid Florida news
Reports from Ann Arbor confirm the Amendment to admit Michigan on boundary terms was rejected by seven votes. The issue sparks strong calls against sacrificing unalienable rights. The issue sits among coastal Florida dispatches detailing skirmishes near Fort Drane and exchanges on campaign leadership in the Southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Demnarr
Ann Arbour
Courier & Enquirer
Bank names listed with outdated and new options
An OCR fragment shows a list of banks including Augusta Bank old, Codo new, Mechanic's Bank, Insurance Bank, State Bank, and Insurance & Trust Comp with unclear figures 1h 75 128 y and VO se referencing numbers or codes. The text is fragmentary and contains no coherent event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Augusta Bank, Old
Codo New
Mechanic’s Bank
Insurance Bank
State Bank
Insurance & Trust Comp
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Georgia Journal
Major Pierce
Gen. Call
Volusia
Philadelpha Inquirer
Chesnut St
Miss Cooper
Bull
Edgefield Court House
W. A. Ball
D. Denney
Ball
Florida
Aiken Telegraph
Georgetown
Macoms
Bravy and
Arkinson
Sams. Cooven
Frederick
Maryland
Scort
Garsas
Robert Sedgwick
Anti-Slavery Society
Richard Riker
Recorder of
New York
Jesse Collier
Abraham Gosley
Com
Ddv
Secretary of the Treasury
United States Telegraph
Mentre
Fredericksburgh, Va
Hichmond
Janes A. Beckham
Rer
Jim Crow
London
Paris
Vetris
Taglioni
Court of Versailles
B. F. Butler
Department
C. A. Harris
Indian Affairs
Jon Bates
Hall
Wilkins Hant Bsq
Federal Union, Central Bank
Willian J. Davis
Central Bank
Alfred M. Nisbet
George R. Murdoch
Benjamin H. Runnels
Jud
Kivriwool
Avanust
Havre
Avatar
Augusta Market
Noartheen
Russia
Carolina
Leadlard
India
New Orleans
N. England
Havana
Muscovada
St. Croix
N. Orleans
Hyson
Monongahela
Northern
Madvira
Iau
Maceuly
Jans McBryne
Geo
Mancanstra M
Samuel Macauly
Clee
Columbia County
Finneunn
Edinburgh
Scotland
J. R. Sinclair
Kemp
Broad Street
B. Murphy
Broad ST
Plant
Hamburg
Morgan & Wyatt
J. B. Murphy
Augustine Frederick
Filly
Edward McGowan
Guy
Brownsville
Monroe County
Marshall's Ferry
Flint River
Raleigh
Harris County
Mulberry Grove
Virgil H. Walker
Jefferson County
Hugh J. Neely
James Neely
Louisville
D. BE. Botitwell
Samuel Haddan
Samuel Bigham
Joseph Allen
RE. Bothwell
J. B. Murpity
Robertr Gairr
J. P. Setze & CO
R. C. Baldwin
Tandy and Staple Dry Goods
Droad-street
Jani
Burandy
Scriven County
Mason
Tellow
Cuanevorre
Martha Oliver
Mill Haven
Allen & Ellis
Welcome Allex
JonaTian Ennis
Welcome Allen
Jonathan Ellis
Cuantesroy Fine and Marine
Auunus & Papnocn
Orrick
Dundee
Medical College of Georgia
Paul F. Eve
B. Kirtland & Co
Col. Crowell
John Bascomb
Mirtland & CO
Mencuant
Lheen Invisible Brown
Tolors
Ssimeres, Aperior
Clarendon
Prich & Mallery
Viconia Lamb's
Diecorgia
WM. Schley
Imereas
Joln Coffes
House of Representatives
Congress of the United States
Executive Department
Milledgeville
William Schley
Wintran A. Tensure
Sec’ry
State
P. Setze & Co
Real & Personal Property
Jones Street
Alo
ALBO
Insurance & Trust
Bank of Hamburg
Bank of Milledgeville
Henry B. Holcombe
Roanoke
Stewart County
Columbus
Gilph
Stewart
Marion Sumter
Randolph
Barbour and
Russell
Hanry W. Jernigan
Asaph R. Hill
Jas. E. Gachet
Gustavus Delaunay
Benj. A. White
Francis V., Delaunay
Thomas B. Stubbs
John H. Howard
Rankin & Evans
Worfolk and
Charleston Steam Packets
South Carolina
Coffee
Norfolk
Atlantic Steam Packet Company
Laurens-street
Smithville
N. C
Rollins
Baltimore
Washington
Richmond
William Patton
Firesimons
Staffordshire
William Woodbury & Co
Laferior
Columus
Nave
Joseph Barnes
Said
Gabriel Jones
Adair
Dtm
Neave
Mo Mases Walker
Burke County
Moses Walker
Francis J. Walker
T. Bens. Douglass
Broad and
Jackson Streets
Clarke, Meier & Co
Georgia Rail Road and Banking Company
Union Rail
Crawfordville
Warrenton
Greensboro
Athena
J. Edgar Thomson
U.E. Engineer's Office
Augusta Seed Store
Augusta Seed
Gareden .& Field
N. B
Thos. W. Oliver
Mo Vyses Walker
Moses Walker, Jr
Court House
Waynesborough
Isaac Parris
Isaac Wimberly
John Hurst
Josiah Hurst
Adm
S Wid
Matthew Hutchens
Daniel Inman
Jeremiah Coleman
Eliza Coleman
Minor
Huthen and Inman
Milley Coleman, Guerd
Wignesborough
Edmund Clage
Clagg
Ruben Thompson
Darling Sapp
William W. Oliver
Scriven
Lerma of
Sale
Administratrix
Benjamin Herrington
Edict Estate
Eliza Herrington
Coat House
Jacksonboro
Joseph Gibbons
John Zeagler
John M’kinney
Nicholas Berry
Wm. Duke
B. B. Miller
Henry Lewis
Rocky Creek
Lucy
Dave
Louisa
Riner
Hager
Phillis
Lizer
Rhoda
Azariah Duke
Jefferson
Dubart’e Creek
H. Jenkins
William Clarke
Lewis Lamp
John Barnes
James M. Darsey
Alfred Stangis
Columbus Enquirer
Job Prantevg