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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1836

Page

8

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Savannah Tallahassee Pampa Bay Lane Learned Indian River Col. Lane

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