Military clash over Owens murder prosecution in Russell county
The Russell county court weeklong murder inquiry centers on Owens shot by a soldier at the fort. General authority and Maj. McLotosh face resistance as sheriffs and troops clash over surrender of soldiers files. Contempt charges issued for defying the court as governors, military orders, and state officials weigh legal power against civil authority.
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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
The Columbia Telescope notes a pamphlet titled A copies of Cysays on the present United States Bank. Dr Cooper claims authorship though the piece seems unlikely and the ascertainment remains doubtful.
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Columbia
Elitor
United States Bank
Cooper
Columbia Dinner Letter on State Rights and the Force Bill
A 1853 Columbia County letter from Jude shorter to Appling attendees stresses State Rights under the Constitution and opposition to the Force Bill. It argues for an efficient remedy to federal overreach, cites Jefferson and South Carolina sentiment, and records intent to attend or respond to the dinner agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude Shorter
Umaus
Columbia County
Appling
Congress
Tia Suvera
Jefferson
South Carolinas
Will
Gooner
Attitude of Federal Government Cited by Dearborn Letter
In a formal letter, Elis Shorter defends the Federal Government as the agent of the people of the states and states that actions outside its authority are not binding on the states. He urges consideration of Philadelphians as a fruitful subject and notes interruptions to festivities.
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Duane
Moore
Fudge
Paris
Fred. Arena
United States
Elis
Public dinner invitation declined by Col Hamilton
Colonel Hamilton, Secretary of State from Millenevoeville, writes from September 5 1953 declining a Columbia County public dinner on September 13 due to duties in Congress and misstated attendance. He praises delegates who voted against the Force Bill and laments partisan influence.
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Col. Hamilton
Millenevoeville
Twizgs County
Columbia
Appling
Pitay
Conegresa
Ile
Phopo
Columbia County
Congress
J. M. B. Harden
Coto County
Sam Sorty
Public Dinners Honoring Georgia Delegates at Appling
Col Heckwell and other Georgia figures decline attending a September 13 dinner in Appling for delegates who opposed the Force Bill. They condemn the act as unconstitutional, urging state rights and warning of further consequences. Messages express support for constitutional liberty and critique of federal overreach amid Georgia political tension.
Public Dinner Planned by Columbia County Citizens
Savannah report notes an invitation dated August 26 1833 to attend a public dinner hosted by Columbia County citizens in Appling on Friday September 18 next. The missive is addressed to a group of gentlemen.
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Savannah
Columbia County
Appling
Daniell Letter Delivers Political Concerns to Columbia County
W C Daniell writes to residents lamenting conflicts that hinder his participation in a festival. He praises delegates in Congress who prioritize duty over self interest and warns against entrusting political institutions to career governors. He extends humble regards and testimony in support of principled delegates.
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Congress
Columbia County
W. C. Daniell
Public dinner invitation from 1833 letter to Columbia County citizens
A Sept 1833 letter declines a public dinner honoring delegates who opposed a government act. The writer expresses steadfast support for state rights, condemnation of perceived tyranny, and readiness to cooperate on measures advancing constitutional liberty, praising South Carolina’s stand.
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P.S. Lotfer
Georgia
Alwa
Favansan
Sept
Columbia County
Congress
S. Carolina
Dinner Invitation From James L Rossignol Denied
James L Rossignol writes in formal tone to Proia James EL and Savannan Esq acknowledging a dinner invitation for delegates who opposed the Force Bill. He declines due to duties here, and condemns the Force Bill as a dark spot in American legislation.
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Proia James el, Rossignol
Savannan
James L, Rossign
Public Dinner Notices From Columbia County Citizens
Letters from Wm L Wasumer Harris and J M B Harden acknowledge invitations to Appling for a public dinner. They reference voting against the Force Bill and discuss state rights, interposition, and constitutional concerns. Both express respect to the Citizens of Columbia County and the occasion.
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Wm. L. Wasumer
Columbia County
Appling
Tovnaro
Gyoroz Masoy
Vite
Cony
Sion
Beryant
Lania Harris
Nile Party
Tevieg
Cotton market report shows weak July demand and tight stocks
The article notes lower incoming cotton in September with prices slipping to 15 alds per bale for prime grades. May pickup is steadier as river traffic enables steamers from Augusta and Savannah to move cotton. Stocks are small, with the largest holdings on planters’ accounts and prices higher on advanced lots.
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Gusta
Charleston
J.D. Mongit
Savannah
Charleston U
Weather and Cotton Market Report from New Orleans
The weather remains dry and health in the city is stable while cotton trading shows modest gains. Liverpool prices held at around 17 cents per pound for Western Mississippi grades, with weekly sales near 6050 bales and a mix of average to superior qualities. the market notes a distinction between actual and speculative prices and observers expect receipts this year to surpass last season by thousands of bales. Sugar auction evidence and molasses prices are noted as 27 cents per gallon for new crop syrups, with overall market sentiment cautious as supply and export prospects influence prices.
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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 Recorded In Fiienburg And Fitchburs
Marriages announced in Fiienburg and Fitchburs with couples Mr A Marven of Glan Ul to Mrs Mary Bessey of Hesg, and Mr George A Walker of Gado to Miss Alaiy Ann Fos daughter of Oliver Box Esquire of Fitchburg.
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Ue D. Mallory
A. Marven
Glan Ul
Mary M. Bessey
Hesg
Fiienburg
Mass
Eevin Lincoln
George A. Walker
Obituary notices from Silver Bluff district
DIED on the ih inst at Silver Bluff Isaac N Pearson of Green County aged 24 years Saran Guihe ivth inst at his and Mr Nat Beal aged 72 years departed this life on the 10th Sept last of old year Florida Mr Alfred B Purbin on his age ater field Ditties Arpistes.
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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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