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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1836
Page
1
THR Mes s SEMI WEEKLY AND WEEKLY PRICING NOTICE
An 1840s tariff details rate plans for semi weekly and weekly papers of five dollars per year in advance or six dollars yearly end, three dollars for weekly in advance or four dollars by year end. Ad rates list per insertion with specific rules, duties of executors guardians on land or enslaved people sales, and required public notice periods before sales.
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Court of Ordinary
London
Augusta and Liverpool Cotton Markets and Health Notes
A brief Augusta column reports on the Liverpool cotton market with excerpts from correspondents. It notes the first bale sold in Columbus at 41.4 cents per lb from M R Evans and in Hawkinsville from Rosin Hatsten. Also details New York City health data with 227 deaths in the week ending the 20th, including 140 children under five, while Journal of Commerce cites overall good health for the season.
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Columbus
M. R. Evans
Muscogee County
Hawkinsville
Rosxin Hatsten
Health OF
New York
New York City
Journal of Commerce of
W& LT. Heard
Augusta
Georgia
Ill
Broad Street
Richmond county Agricultural Society selects officers
At Spring Hill on Saturday last the Society chose Gen. W. W. Monacementy as President Gen. War Watxen as 1st Vice President Gen. Da vid Tartar as 2nd Vice President William Lonesmeet Esq as Secretary and Joan Eys Esq as Treasurer The officers with Wx. Eys Pave Fitzsim oss J. G. McWaonren and A. B. Lona ATREET form the Board of Agriculture
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Society of
Richmond County
Spring Hill
W. W. Monacementy
War, Watxen
David Tartar
William Lonesmeet
Joan Eys
Wx. Eys
Pave Fitzsimoss
J. G. McWaonren
A. B. Lona- Atreet
Board of Agriculture
Death of Capt Lumu eL Gates in Florida
Capt Lumu eL Gates of the 1st U S Artillery has died in Micanopy Florida on the 7th due to unhealthy climate. The officer was brave and gallant and will be a loss to the Army and to society. He was respected by the Volunteers for his kind and gentlemanly conduct during the recent campaign.
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Lumuel Gates
U. S. Artillery
Florida
Micanopy
State Rights party denies proposing compromise
A writer signing Barpwrs in yesterday’s Constitutionalist counters claims of a compromise move, insisting the Chronicle is not the organ for compromise supporters and challenging Baldwin’s assertion that State Rights would benefit from any such deal. The piece hints at a recent Union party admission of inferiority.
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Constitutionalist
Barpwrs
State Rights Party
Courier
Baldwin
Chronicle
Union Party
State Rights party accuses opponents of duplicity in county politics
The article reports heated exchanges as the State Rights party rejects overtures toward a compromise with the rival party. It accuses opponents of misrepresenting the State Rights stance and demands names and purposes behind any such overtures, threatening to treat silence as admission of deceit.
Iron Steamboat Cuaruan Excursion Under Pleasant Skies
The Iron Steamboat Cuaruan captained by Wray gave friends and the public a river excursion Friday afternoon. The river was in fine order and the machinery performed smoothly. Pleasant weather, good company, and Captain Wray’s hospitality made the trip memorable. The only missing element was the absence of ladies to complete the scene as described by the Courier.
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Cuaruan
Wray
Champaigne
Court Martial Ordered Over Fort Barnwell Incident
The Washington Globe reports the President has ordered a court martial to re examine the Fort Barnwell episode that led to Major Gates’s dismissal by Gen. Jackson. It notes a key, disputed fact about gunfire and a possible Indian stratagem to draw out the garrison, and claims Gates approached the purportedly lifeless bodies within sixty yards.
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Washington Globe
Gates
Fort Barnwell
Major Gates
Jackson
Globe
Cotton Crop Harm From Worms in Alabama
The Mobile Chronicle reports alarming letters from Lowndes and Montgomery counties describing widespread cotton damage from worms. Planters fear many seeds will not be produced as worms devour crops, predicting a statewide shortfall against expectations.
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Alabama
Mobile Chronicle
Lowides
Montgomery
Lowndes
Europe News Letter Reflects on Spain Crisis and French Incident
A correspondent in Europe notes two months of calm in Spain amid ongoing civil war, questioning British policy and the Marine help to the Queen. The piece also dismisses links to the French king assassination and doubts Republicans can prevail, with comments on Louis-Patrres and upcoming celebrations.
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Europe
Spain
Singus
Don Carlos
England
Royal Marines
Louis Partares
Recalling Irish unrest and Indian skirmish notes in 1836
The piece discusses fears in Ireland over Tory resistance and O Connell's leadership amid a push for reform, suggesting a weakening of Irish prospects in England. It also recounts a Milledgeville Georgia dispatch of August 19, 1836, detailing an Indian skirmish near Irwin County with 18 Indians killed, 11 men and seven women dead, and 3 women plus 2 children captured, plus an editor’s account of a participant’s actions in battle.
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Standard of Union
Irwin County
Milledgeville
Pinnenrony
Gov. Schley
P. R. Oliver
John Guy
Guy
Florida
Stexcen Ringy
Rusx
Planter dew crop prospects and Savannah Baltimore steam line talk
The St Francisville Journal notes dew crop gathering underway with early bales housed and a potential short overall yield unless a late fall improves. It cites favorable changes in fashion from London and reports a planned Savannah to Baltimore steamship line with capital raised in the South and built in Baltimore. Also mentions editor William H. Pritchard leaving the Aiken Telegraph and New York canal tolls in August totaling 80 559 57 dollars, higher than 1825 by 19 630 55.
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St. Francisville
Louisiana Journal
Mississippi
Feliciaria
Savannah
Charleston
Baltimore
Baltimore Gazette
New York State
Local business list of August entries and partners
A dense ledger of firms and names indexed by August dates listing partnerships and associates. The entries include Stovall Simmons Co, Greiner, Kneeland & Co, Parrott, Benson & Urquhart, J B Murphy, Green, and others across August 27 29 and 30, with numerous collaborations and coauthorships.
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A Johnson
C A Greiner
B Baird
Kneeland & Co
Stovall Simmons & Co
Haviland Risley & Co
RC Baldwin
E Bustin
H Whitlaw
Dortie & Lee
J P Setze
J & J McBride
W Hewson
P Carrie
Kerrs & Hope
J B Murphy
E & J A Jackson
C Way
Young & Green
M R Smith
Benson & Urquhart
L Richards
B Winding
Geo Parrott
Nichols
Thos M Woodruff
A Cumming
H Taylor
T Dawson
Clark McTier & Co
E B Beall
Collier Hill & Co
J W Freeman
TH & IC Plant
Thos
Cotton market updates from Liverroot and Livemoor 1836
Letters from Liverroot dated July 23 1836 report 2500 bales sold at steady prices with strong demand and buyers options. A July 25 update notes languid demand with about 2000 bales sold and lower prices for inferior grades. A July 22 note from Livemoor explains the packet delay and a recent drop in market spirit since July 8.
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Livemoor
Cotton market steady amid rising demand and large weekly sales
The market recovered from a lows last week with a brisk revival on July 1 and 2 as speculators and exporters bought about 2 500 bales. Weekly sales reached 30 020 bales with various grades and origins trading at firmer prices. imports to Liverpool rose while Upland and Orleans stock figures show shifts. Other reports note continued strong activity in Liverpool and New Orleans alongside steady sugar and coffee movements and several local obituaries and notices.
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Orleans
Alabama
Mobile
Liverpool
United States
Yostay
New Orleans
Cuarneston Manet
Petersburg
Virginia
Europe
Augusta
Holcombe, Peck & Co
Barracoa
Cuba
Rio
Java
Upland
Tennessee
Pittsburg
Zicknell
Ourrays
Louisiana
Mississippi
Crucers
Gallov
Levy
Local Tradesman Bassanix Bantos Dies at 36
Sudden death in the city Saturday claimed Bassanix Bantos of Hand & Barton born in New England and son of General Barton of Revolutionary memory.
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Bassanix Bantos
Hand & Barton
New- England
Gen
Barton
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