Contested South Identity Sparks Editorial Row
A retort and letters defend Northerners living in the South and praise their support of the colored population, while urging loyal friends to prove devotion through deeds not words. Included is commentary on local candidacy and political tensions in Habersham and Elbert counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlett
Davis and Chester
South
Carolina
Youns van Rensalaer
Henry Lumpkin
Pemnemon
Mercury
Augusta
Pemberton
Wm. B. Suetron
Habersham
Richmond
William B. Wo# Frorp
Habersham County
Augusta Chronicle
Elbert County
John Forsyth
Judge Wayne
James M. Wayne
Forsyth
Wayne
Jeffry
Tsay
Georgia
Burke County
Oye
Green Roberts
William Roberts
Enid
Hay
Omice
Waynesborough
J. de Baduby
Mamion Bev
Richard Beil
Wagessyourh
Baduly
Liverpool Cotton Market News Dated 1833
Extract from a Liverroon letter dated 31 July 1833 reports brisk demand for cotton on 26 July with up to 10 000 bales traded at strong prices and some parcels at record rates. Weekly stock figures show 47 000 bales, including 14 709 upland and 11 0 at 19 4d, with imports for the year around 617,000 bales. Notes of speculative activity and steady prices despite slower demand since 26 inst. Also mentions flour markets and a sale of North Alabama cotton at 16 cents on spec. 4000 bales of cotton arrived by rail from Midway sold at 20 cents.
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Augusta
The
Storks
Burspe
Bistuk
Boson
New York
Liverpool
U. Staries
Great Britain
British
Col
Buemnavrr
Agen
Heman
Tere
Liverroon
Orleans
Alabama
Mobile
U. States
North
Howard Street
Midway
Messrs. Drown
Juxis & Co
Courter
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Gambie
Boston
Thaznin
New England
Avery
Enie
Ona
Yior
Waingon
Wolver
Bulwer
Toncur
Newak Courier
Massachusetts
Conie Pd
Aseriga
Ming
Guixu
Constitutionalist
Hamburg
Guieu
Theireros
Montgomery Als. Journal
Mount Vistace
Elgefeld
S.C
Fdrefield
Pam
Pilly
Christian Breitstaupt
Str. Geo
Cungtrstox
Brown, Tuxis & Co
Roper
Courier
Britain
N. Orteans
Savannah
Charleston
Virginis
Dunser Ports
Mee
Tho
de. Bove'l
Resid
Diop
Amelia Ace
Johan B. Covington
Emeria
B. H. Warren
Colewan
Burke
Casan
Fassa Buagrimao
S. Fa
Len Taman
Jesse Secarfield andEary Bearfield
Thos. S. Burke
Margaret Hey
Absalom Kinsey
Adm
Waynesboro
Gaeorgia
Isurke Coury
ST Uordas
Crvierry
Mosus Buyn
J. G Baduly
Wim Bunsy
John Flurst
J. G. Baduly
Stovall & Simmons
Toowas G. Tasman
Bilgefield Diether Ss. C
Cary
Earsay Bull
Globe
Marshall
B. Lavernung
Iswood Street
Girocerices
J. Marshall
Masonic Hall
REW Goods
Edgar & Carmichael
Naples
Merchanes
A. City
Eagle & Phoenix Hotel
Eagle & Phoenix
John Phinizy
Sec'y
Treas'r
Eagles
Phanix Hotel Co
W.t.o
Augusta Courier
Charleston Mercury
Columbia Telescope
Milledgeville Journal
Macon Messenger
Washington News
Wis
Jamue
Landspain
Columbia County
Cox
Richmond County
Augnata
Basil Lamar
Farrlaburg
Teems
G. B. Lamar
Columbia
Columbia Court House
Sweetwater Creek
Wiliam Newsom
Thomas Watson
Germain Tucker
Emily Watson
HW. Jones
Ang al
Oglethorpe
Wilkes County
Washington
Bowling Green
Scull Shoals
Madison, &c
Rene
Bilis Street
Me—__ Whorter
A. W. Sturgis
Oglethorpe Jockey Club
Lexincro
Joseph Moore, Jr
O. J
U.S. Hotel
B.B
Kirtland
Reynold Street
3. Hutchinson
W. W. Montgomery
Gainesville
WM. Gibson
Gainceville
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