Georgia county name index list from 1836 election returns
This notices a dense OCR listing of Georgia counties and candidate surnames tied to an 1836 election, mentioning many counties such as Columbia Chatham DeKalb Gwinnett Muscogee Richmond and Wilkinson, along with a long string of surnames and fragments. It reads like a dumped table of names, places, and numbers without full sentences, offering little narrative beyond the ledger-like record of electoral data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourrins
Appling
Ryan
Burke
Bulloch
Baker
Columbia
Chatham
Clark
Crawford
Camden
Campbell
Coweta
Carroll
Cherokee
Cass
Cobb
Decatur
DeKalb
Dooly
Effingham
Elbert
Emanuel
Barry
Franklin
Fayette
Forsyth
Floyd
Reene
Gwinnett
Glynn
Gilmer
Hancock
Harris
Houston
Henry
Hall
Habersham
Heard
Irwin
Jasper
Jackson
Jones
Effersors
Incoln
Liberty
Laurens
Nhew
Lee
Lumpkin
Morgan
Monroe
Muscogee
Murray
Macintosh
Madison
Montgomery
Lerriwether
Marion
Newton
Oglether
Puasa
Pulaski
Wike
Paulding
Richmond
Rabid
Randolph
Scriven
I Stewart
Sumter
Taliaferro
Twiggs
Thomas
Lines to the Savannah River by a river-poem
Poetic lines from the Augusta Chronicle describe the Savannah River with gentle imagery. The speaker reflects on the river’s surges and currents, noting its beauty and the enduring feelings it awakens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Chronicle
Savannah
London Bank Raises Rates and Dampens American Bills
From New York the England reports a Sep 3 market scene in England where money scarcity grows. Bank of England raises discount rate to 5 percent and signals care to curb foreign transactions while allowing legitimate exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Another Slave Case Aboard Harbour Vessel in Boston
A colored youth about eighteen was found signaling from a vessel in harbor on a Saturday. Local colored men sought aid, habeas corpus writs were attempted but not served. The captain later had him jailed for debt, bail posted, and he was freed, likely headed to Canada. He had escaped Norfolk by hiding under a load of lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Sewell
Canada
Norfolk
Boston Journal
Rob
Terrible Texian armed schooner in custody at New Orleans
The Texian armed schooner Terrible, sent from Pensacola, lies in custody of U S Marshal John H Holland in the District of Louisiana after a Pensacola transfer. Charges include fitting out to wage war against a peaceful government piracy by Lieut Randolph and sailing without customs authorization. Neutrality praised to protect commerce and national standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
John H. Holland
United States of
District of Louisiana
Pensacola
United States
Boston
Lieut
Randolph
Partisan Forgeries in a Van Buren Scheme
The U S Telegraph reports a forged note claiming Gen Hamilton backed Van Buren to win South Carolina. It cites Gen Hamilton’s character and denies the rumor, noting the letter’s fabrication. The editor states they met Hamilton in Philadelphia on July 4 and found no truth in the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Green
van Buren
Gen. Hamilton
South Carolina
Mr. van Buren
The
Telegraph
Dean Sureli
New York
Gen.Hamilton
D. Green
Opposition to Van Buren and Creek Seminole fight report
A letter from D Green rejects Van Buren. The Savannah Republican cites the Tallahassee Floridian detailing Creek and Seminole hostiles near Pampa Bay led by Col Lane. A pursuit by Lane and Lt Learned with 150 Indians and 13 regulars routed the hostiles, with two white wounded and uncertain enemy casualties after a night chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Tallahassee
Pampa Bay
Lane
Learned
Indian River
Col. Lane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teible
Lamar
Hines
Wright
Pike
Shotwell
McLeod Floyd
Rutherford
Lawdon
Powell
Polk
McLennan
Bond
Hardeman
Gordon
Bracewell
Walthall
Walker
Jongers
Eiredo
Robertson
Cowart
Gresham
Smith
Reynolds
Rogers
Surrehey
Williams
Goode
Butt
Willis
Behola
Gibson
Safford
Robson
Fullwood
Beall
Faris
Hammond
Bird
Byne
Hurst
Wilkinson
John B.lamar
Jane
Laina White
Summerlin
Colly
Gunliy
Alford
Drysdale
Bullich
Moore
Stroud
Barnett
Carr
Colbert
Cone
Camp
White
Wood
Sarrison
Ford
Mays
Keith
Diamond
Murphy
Bush
Davis
Johnson
Drew
Ward
Mitchell
Knox
Ash
Allen
Landrum
Hayes
Ellis
Mosely
Sanford
King
Ezzard
Hamilton
Shipp
Rambo
Berrie
Dart
Calvert
Turner
Pryor
Kelly
Dupree
Duncan
Beck
Bentley
Love
McAfee
Roberts
Holcombe
Kinsey
Cleveland
Peddy
Young
Burney
Price
Burns
Penticost
Pitman
Day
Gray
Renfoe
Lockhart
Spencer
Quarterman
Hampton
Blackshear
Blair
Crane
Ogilsby
Swift
Stallings
Black
Flewellen
Barron
Holland
Flournoy
McDonald
Daniel
Stickland
McArthur
Reeves
Fletcher
Cooper
Loyall
McKinley
Hill
Cook
Merriwether
Branham
Hunt
Kent
Whitfield
Blackburn
Bryson
Rhodes
Jenkins
Miller
Scruggs
Dismukes
McCrary
Darden
Stephens
Solomon
Fitzpatrick
Dawson
Hatton
Sharpe
Towns
Dougherty
Lewis
Blount
Collier
Wellborn
Brown
Holton
Bradford
Easly
B Moon
Andrews
Unt
Waithen
Robison
Hilliard
Hatcher
Rivers
Ap Eo
Sprite
Zephyr
Windsor Forest
Bibb
David F. Wilson
Lawshe
Senate
Macon Messenger
Europe
Dardanelles
Seraglio
Asia
Yolma Backshe
Kizler Aga
Constantinople
That Place
Smyrna
Alex
Gazelle
U. S. Telegraph
U.S. Telegraph
Southern Literary Messenger
Fine Arts
T. W. White
Dauber
Two Sisters
Madame Julie Delafaye
Brehier
Cromwell
Edward Lytleton Bulwer
W. Gilmore Simms
Morna
John C. McCabe
Philothea
Mrs. Child
C. Sheppard Lee
William Hazlitt
E. L. Bulwer
M. P
Sergeant Talfourd
Messenger
Cnanteston Fine and Marine
Ysugayee Company
Attens & Pannock
Augusta
J. P. Set
Bales
Ze& Co
Geert Gentle
J. B. Murphy
Bens. Douglass
Broad and
Jackson Streets
Messrs
Clarke, McTier & Co
Giro. Ins. & Trust Comp’y. Fnhe
WM. T. Gould
Sec’y
B. Kirtland & Co
Dundee
Bones
J. P. Setze & Co
Georgia Rail Road
Rail Road Company
J.B. Murphy
Broad ST
Hamburg
Messrs. Morgan & Wyatt
Allen & Ellis
Wetcome Atlen
Jonathan Excess
Welcome Allen
Jonathan Ellis
Scriven County
Mason
Cuantorri
Thos. Walton
Charlotte King
Martha Oliver
Mill Haven
Raven & Evins
Staffordshire
William Woodbury & Co
Broad Street
J.W. & I. T. Heard
Ab Inferior Court
Columbia County
Columbia Court House
Wrightsborough
Joseph Barnes
Kitty
Tom
Edmund
Gabriel Jones
Executrix
Market House
Louisville
Wm. Schley
W. Battey
W. Robbins
Asa Holt
John McKinney
Iso
Jim
Fanny
Arthur
Frank
Lold
Inferior Court
Jefferson County
Elizabeth Pennington
Court House
Waynesborough
Burke County
Hale, Dick
Martha
Arthur Bell
John Reddick
H. V. Mulkey
Thomas 8
Michael Wiggins
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B. Kmartlawvd & CO. Mencuant Taizons
Broad St. AY
Cade
Yariou
Aperii Do
Clarendon Fitz Clarence
ALBO
Vigonia Lamb’s
A. N. Huntington
Upper End Broad Street
LBS
St Croix
Porto Rico
Jamaica
A. I. Huntington
Wts
Medical College OF
Geo
State OF South Carolina
J. Ennanns Hotnncox
M. v
Joan Wagner
Tuos
G. Priotnau
S. Henry Dickson
James Movrrni
Jun
Materia Medica
Henny R. Frost
M. Nv
C.U. Survann
F. Wenner
Henry R. Frost
Thomas Reeve
James A. Stringer
F. B.C
Wid
Charleston
G. H. Kelsey & Halsted
Hanover
Robt
Philip