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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1836

Page

4

Election Returns and County Listings Drawn From the Georgia Ledger

A clipped OCR list shows numerous Georgia counties and city names with scattered figures and names of legislators or voters. The fragment mentions Fulton DeKalb Gwinnett and many others, followed by a long roster of surnames and individuals associated with election or public records.

Lines to the Savannah River

A short excerpt from the Augusta Chronicle presents poetic lines about the Savannah River. The poem calls the river gentle and deep, reflecting on its surging currents and the beauty and grandeur of its tides.

Augusta Chronicle Savannah

London Bank raises rates on discounted bills abroad

Reports from Liverpool and London detail bank actions to curb foreign trade drains while easing discounts on American bills born of fair business. The Bank of England raised interest on discounted bills to five percent. News from Paris Madrid and Algiers follows with political and military updates. A London fire destroyed a large tea warehouse causing massive losses and injuries. The era sees tensions over Mehemet Ali and European disarmament fears amid fires and plague in Constantinople.

England New York Liverpool London Morning Herald Bank of England Manchester United States Horsley Palmer Paris M. Duchalle M. Guizot M. Mole M. de Montalivet M. Thiers France Germany Laly M. de la Rue Morocco Tangiers Madrid Cordova Spain Mina Catalonia Espartero Gomez Austria Bohemia London Wilson Southwark London Bridge Europe Dardanelles Seraglio Asia Yolma Backshe Kizler Aga Constantinople That Place Smyrna

Slave on ship rescued and jailed for debt in harbor

A young colored man, escaping from Norfolk hidden under a load of lumber, was found signaling from a vessel in the harbour. Writs of habeas corpus failed to reach a sheriff, and the captain had him jailed for debt. Bail later freed him, and he likely heads to Canada. The incident exposes perceived philanthropists as robbers.

E. Sewell Canada Norfolk Boston Journal Rob

Terrible Texian armed sloop in custody of U S marshal

The New Orleans Bee reports the Texian schooner Terrible, seized in Pensacola and sent to New Orleans, now under U S Marshal John H. Holland. Charges include arming against a peaceable government, piracy plans against a Sardinian vessel, and sailing without port authority. The case will be examined, with neutrality and commerce concerns noted.

New Orleans John H. Holland United States of District of Louisiana Pensacola United States Boston Lieut Randolph

Partisan Forgeries and Van Buren Rumor in 1836

The U S Telegraph rebuts a forgery rumor alleging Gen Hamilton promised South Carolina votes for Van Buren. It cites Gen Hamilton’s integrity and notes the claim as false, recounting a July 4 conversation with Hamilton and denying any confirmatory truth in the October 8 letter excerpt.

Gen. Green van Buren Gen. Hamilton South Carolina Mr. van Buren The Telegraph Dean Sureli New York Gen.Hamilton D. Green

Creek and Seminole clash reported in Tallahassee dispatch

Tallahassee Floridian reports Creek Indians numbering about five hundred arrived at Pampa Bay under Col Lane to pursue hostiles. A clash followed at Indian River with Lt Learned and 13 Regulars leading regulars and friendly Indians. After a fifteen minute engagement the hostiles retreated across the river pursued until dark. two white men and three horses were wounded with uncertain hostile casualties.

Savannah Tallahassee Pampa Bay Lane Learned Indian River Col. Lane

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