Foreign News From Europe and New York
Latest from Europe reportsPortugal election of Don Pedro as Regent and Spain unsettled with Rodil moving toward Roncesvalles. England sees earthquake at Chichester and railway near completion. Fire damages Edinburgh premises. Atlantic steam packet arrivals bring New York papers and market updates. The piece notes Arago in London and various trials, closures, and trade events.
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Europe
Savannan
Nimrod
Atkins
Liverpool Chronicle
Portugal
Falmouth
Hhis Majesty
Royalist
Oporto
Lisbon
Don Pedro
Cortes
Heverer
Spain
Bastan
Rodil
Roncesvalles
Don Carlos
France
Madid
Cape Finisterre
Lbidasson
Committee of Finance
M. Currel
National
Court of Assizes
England
Chichester
Leeds and Selby
Gibraltar
Messrs. H. Ands T. W. Stanfield
Leeds
M. Arago
London
Bimburgh
Savms
Harrowgate
Hicke & Brothers
Stroud
O'Conneil
Ireland
Capt
Ross
Sweden
Russia
Denmark
Arctic
Kingland
Jocrin Diktillery
Edinburgh
Haig
Independence
New York
Liverpool
Scotland
Hamilton Palace
Taymouth
Bank of Messrs. R. Allen & Son
Edinnburgh
Major Davidson
the Engineers
Lucknow
India
State Rights advocates rally as 1834 spin strengthens cause
The piece laments a defeat yet signals rising resolve for State Rights and State Remedies. It predicts eventual triumph as belief in local sovereignty withstands federal overreach, while noting ongoing party maneuvering ahead of Van Buren era politics.
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Kangts
Ple
Carolina
Greenville Whig
D. H. Lewis
Allenton
Wilcox County
Friends of State Rights
Dixon Hr. Lewis
Congress
Lewis
Lownessore
Friends of
Wilcox
United States
Remarkable War Office Fraud Rumor and Naval Movements
The Norfolk Herald reports a Washington rumor of a major fraud at the War Office involving fictitious Vermont pensioners paid out to the tune of two to three hundred thousand dollars. A dignitary allegedly threatened an officer to destroy records and fled to New York. Meanwhile Com Patterson sails from Naples to Alexandria then to Jaffa en route to Jerusalem with his wife and officers.
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Norfolk Herald
Washington
War Office
Vermort
Vermont
Com. Patterson
Delaware
Naples
Alexandria
Pyramids
Upper Egypt
Jaffa
Jerusalem
New Post Office Opened in Vionna Houston County
The Charleston Board of Health reports twenty deaths in Charleston for the week ending the 12th. Ten whites and ten blacks died. six white deaths were due to Stranger's fever. Lemuel Webb named Post Master for the new Vionna post office in the 14th district of Houston County.
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Vionna
Dist
Houston County
Lemuel Webb
Health OF
Charleston
The Stave Elections and State Legislature Outlook
Election returns from 78 counties indicate a large Union ticket victory in Congress and a substantial majority in the State Legislature. Twelve counties remain uncounted, and the paper admits lack of room for full returns today. The editor promises a complete county table in the next issue.
State Rights and Free Trade Ticket Wins in South Carolina
Returns from Charleston show the State Rights and Free Trade ticket victorious. The piece notes Puckey for Congress with 141 majority and General Hamilton for State Senate with 122 majority. Elected representatives listed include Kerr Boyce Jacob Axson Edward Frost W P Finley Henry Gourdin B F Dunkin E H Edwards Charles Graves Jobo Huger Thos Akin J D Yates Jas Forguson E R Leurens J B Mintzing C R Northrop M M Cohen.
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South Carolina
Charleston
Charleston Mercury
H.l.puckeey
Congress
James Hamilton
and Mesare
Kerr Boyce
Jacob Axson
Edward Frost
Wm P. Finley
Henry Gourdin
BF. Dunkin
E. H. Edwards
Charles Graves
Jobo Huger
Thos
Akin
J. D. Yates
Jas. Forguson
E. R. Leurens
J. B. Mintzing
C. R. Northrop
M. M. Cohen
Theatrical entertainments praised despite modest support
The Georgia Theatre season earns varied praise from the press. celebrated plays like Rob Roy and King Lear are presented nightly, yet local patronage remains tepid. Augusta and Milledgeville reports note strong company tours and a hoped for opening with a robust session in Milledgeville.
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Rob Roy
King Lear
Georgia Journal
Savannah Board reports three cholera cases in city
In Savannah on October 13 the Board of Health notes three cholera cases within city limits since the last report, all among Black residents, with one death and one recovery by October 14. By October 15 no new malignant cases were found. The board to end daily meetings and resume weekly sessions unless called.
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Brago
Savannah
Board of Health
Bartow
Charles 8
Henry
S. Surrraut
Sec’v. B. H
Cholera Ravages Canadian Ports and Filth as Cause
In August 1824 the cholera subsides in Quebec and Montreal but rages in Upper Canada. The writer blames filth around wharves and port districts, urges cleanliness and moderation, and notes high death tolls in Prescott Kingston Toronto while Canadian towns on the American side suffer less. He contrasts Ogdensburg’s cleanliness and Prescott’s filth and laments ineffective public warnings.
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Montreal
Upper Canada
Prescott
Kingston
Toronto
Quebec
Toave
Brockville
Canada
Ogdensburg
Ogdenaburg
Canadas
Porronto
Unsanitary conditions and Cholera panic in Quebec and Montreal
The writer laments quack remedies and panic among respectable crowds, notes emigration from Europe, and criticizes reliance on hospitals, while detailing city gloom, business ruin, and scarce travel by steamers. He recounts sea and river travel, a fatal case aboard the Cobourg, and previews moving toward St John and Halifax.
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Quebec
Europe
Cholera Hospital
Phsicians
Quevec
Lawrence
Ontario
Cobourg
Lorento
Prescott
Montreal
St. John
New Brunswick
St. Lawrence
Madawaska
St. Joho
Ehave
St. Julios
Phalifax
Main
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The
State Rights Sentinel
Union Democratic Republican, &c. Ke
Georgia
Mesera
Wayvoe
Schley
Jackson
van Buren
Martin van Buren
Ollant
Democratic Union
Gheriesten Mercery
Nand
Union
Old Carolina
State Rights
Union Party
Peo
Dixon d. Lewis
Momus
Spt
Surrx
Sol
Mikledgeville
State House
Medical College of Georgia
Conner
Maryland
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