Military and Civil Strife in Russell County Alabama
The Russell County court and Governor clash as soldiers are ordered to answer for the Owens murder. Maj. McLotosh resists surrender of soldier records, contempt rulings issued, and state militia debated to assist civil authorities. Reports from Montgomery and Alabama Creek areas note tension over military authority versus civil power and calls for lawful process.
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Governor Court
Russel County
Ala
Owens
Harris Presiling
Col. Picket
Addreasen
Maj. McLotosh
Russell County
Burt
Owen
Dita
Croefhat
Aes
Alabina
Chinbus Laquirer
Chattahochoco
Mareh Tran
Bort Witchell
Pine
Aderan Owens
Gayle
Cheri
Wirtosh
United States
D&c
Pamphlet on the Present United States Bank
From the Columbia Telescope Mr Elitor notes a pamphlet titled A copies of Cysays on the present United States Bank. Dr Cooper claims authorship though the piece seems unlikely to be genuine.
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Cooper
de Cooper
Praein
Igor
Derbanen
Ile
Jackson
Ewill
Columbia
Elitor
United States Bank
Columbia Dinner Invitation Reflections on State Rights
A 1853 letter from Jude to Colum bia County citizens discusses a public dinner in Appling on Sept 13 and critiques the Force Bill. The writer argues state rights, federal encroachment, and the need for a remedy, tracing views back to Jefferson and urging prudent action.
The Federal Government and State Powers Letter
A historical letter argues that the Federal Government acts as the agent of the people and states. It asserts federal powers are bounded by state authority and can be nullified if beyond constitutional scope. Elis Shorter signs respectfully.
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United States
Elis
Public dinner invitation in Columbia County
Col Hamilton secretary of state Millenevoeville September 5 1953 declines dinner invitation from Columbia citizens citing duties in Twizgs County. He cites delegates in Congress who voted against the Force Bill praising principle over the president, and declines attendance.
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Col. Hamilton
Millenevoeville
Twizgs County
Columbia
Appling
Pitay
Conegresa
Ile
Phopo
Columbia County
Congress
Public dinner invitations voice Georgia opposition to the Force Bill
Letters from Col. Heckwell to Colum bia County residents in Appling set a Sept 13 dinner honoring delegates who voted against the Force Bill. Signers including Rockwell Culledge Savannah and Macpherson Berrien pledge support for state sovereignty and constitutional rights while urging public caution toward federal powers. Other correspondents from Macon and Jefferson Jones express regret at absence and defend liberty and union.
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Col
Heckwell
Mitchep Gevinns
Columbia County
Appling
Congress
Rogius
Rockwell
Georgia
Columbia
Verona
Jefferson Jones
Macon
Supreme Court
Citizens of Columbia County Host Public Dinner at Appling
Savannah reads a letter dated August 26 1833 inviting gentlemen to a public dinner in Appling hosted by the Columbia County citizens on Friday September 18. The message expresses honor at the invitation and confirms plans for the event.
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Savannah
Columbia County
Appling
Port Town Letter Warns Against Untrusted Governors
W C Daniell writes he cannot attend Columbia County festival due to events beyond his control. He voices support for delegates in Congress who prioritize duty over self interest and warns political institutions are endangered by entrusting them to career governors.
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Congress
Columbia County
W. C. Daniell
Public dinner invitation letter from 1933
A letter from Sept. 1933 expresses regret at missing a Columbia County public dinner honoring delegates who opposed a law. The writer upholds State Rights, condemns tyranny, pledges continued opposition to federal measures, and praises South Carolina's defense of liberty.
Dinner invitation declined over Force Bill opposition
Proia James EL Rossignol, Esq. Savannan dated Sept 8 1333 responds to a polite invitation to a dinner honoring anti Force Bill delegates. He cannot attend due to duties yet praises colleagues and calls the Force Bill a dark spot to be erased from the statute book. He closes with sincere regards and signed James L Rossignol.
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Proia James el, Rossignol
Savannan
James L, Rossign
Public Dinners Honoring State Rights Delegates at Appling
Letters from Wm. Lania Harris and J. M. B. Harden express thanks and support for a public dinner in Appling, Columbia County, to honor delegates who opposed the Force Bill. They reference state sovereignty and interposition as redress, citing historical debates at the Federal Convention and urging adherence to constitutional rights.
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Wm. L. Wasumer
Columbia County
Appling
Tovnaro
Gyoroz Masoy
Vite
Cony
Sion
Beryant
Lania Harris
Nile Party
Tevieg
Cotton market activity shows low arrivals and steady prices
Commercia l Cotton receipts have fallen to the lowest mid September level with prices rising. Prime square packages commanded higher, May stock is fuller and river traffic adequate for steam boats. Savannah consignments from Charleston and Savannah up yesterday support firm rates, with larger holdings by planters keeping prices buoyant.
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Gusta
Charleston
J.D. Mongit
Savannah
Charleston U
Levy's New Orleans Market Report Cotton and Sugar Prices
Weather remains dry and health of the city steady. Cotton market shows limited advance with 6050 bales traded weekly. prices around 17 to 18 cents for Western District bales, some choice and superior lots noted. Sugar and molasses prices quoted. new crop sugar around 84 cents per pound for Washington parish, with molasses at about 27 cents per gallon. Receipts since the 1st total 425 bales, leaving stock on hand not fully cleared. Liverpool advices cite price ranges near £4 14s per bale for prime eastern market cotton, with limited parcels at higher rates. Overall, receipts this year may surpass last year by thousands of bales.
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Levy
N. Orleans
Ile
Ixier Av de
Mississippy Et Tijs
Boy Be
Ley
Peor Ivala
Cortons
la Perresaus
Jesus
P. Gallon
Monin
Liverpool
Porsil
Com
Register
Marriages Reported in Local Notices
Marriages listed include A Marven of Glan Ul wed Mary Bessey of Hesg in Fiienburg Massachusetts. Also George A Walker of Gado wed Alaiy Ann Fos daughter of Oliver Box of Fitchburg. Dates given as the 21st and 3rd inst. with officiants named.
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Ue D. Mallory
A. Marven
Glan Ul
Mary M. Bessey
Hesg
Fiienburg
Mass
Eevin Lincoln
George A. Walker
Death notices from Florida and nearby towns
Isaac N. Pearson of Green County aged 24 died on the twelfth, Saran Guihe fourth, Nat Beal at 72 with six months, Montie departed September tenth, Alfred B. Purbin at age 0 in his field duties.
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Silver Blutl
Isaau N. Pearson
Ghee Cy
Saran Guihe
Nat Beal
Montie
Yeu Florida
Alfred B. Purbin
Ater Field
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