Cholera measures debated and hospital plans in Savannah
Savannah Council considers hospital space and temporary care for cholera patients on Major Whiteman's plantation. A medical report notes no new violent cases, three mild diarrheal cases, and improving conditions as officials pledge daily health updates to citizens.
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Savannah
Gordon
Ash
Purse
Kollock
Jackson
Chariton
Ald
Kojlock
Whiteman
The Fruits of Nullification and Whigism
A New York Albany Argus excerpt condemns recent outrages as fruits of incendiary speeches by Webster Binney McDuffie and others. It accuses the United States Telegraph organ of nullification bias and claims eastern federal and bank allies back such measures.
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New York
Charlestown
Philadelphia
Messie
Webster
Binney
McDuffie
United States Telegraph
Albany Argus
Evening Post and Argus blamed for stirring sectarian tensions
The passage accuses The New York Evening Post and The Argus of attempting to recruit negroes and abolitionists to support Van Buren. It asserts they portray riots as Whig-instigated and used the Boston convent fire to inflame Catholics against Whigs. A ward meeting allegedly endorsed this misrepresentation.
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New York Evening Post
New York
Philadelphia
Jackson van Buren
Boston
Evening Post
The
Argus
Post
Agus
Sauza Canouina Steam Packet Launched in Baltimore Project
The Sauza Canouina keel was laid in Baltimore on August 19 and is scheduled for launch December 1 and completion by April. Captain Dusots designed its model. the vessel backs a 170 by 22 by 12 foot hull, 44 inch by 8 foot engine with copper boilers, delivering about 120 horsepower. Estimated cost is $60,000, aiming a 40 hour Norfolk Charleston run, with a second ship planned after the South Carolina enters service.
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Chaaleston
Charleston
Hamburg
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
North Carolina
Norfolk
Virginia Springs
Harper's Ferry
Winchester
Baltimore
Winchchester
Southern
Jouy Gingene
Augusta
John Stoney
John David Mangin
New York
David Brown
St. Augustine
Waler Dusots
Wm. Seabrook
State Rights Ticket for Legislature Members Named
Be just and fear not announced as motto for state rights candidates. Senator Henry Mfal ing Esq and Representatives Charles J Jenkins Esq and Dr James B Walker listed. Cholera in New York noted with health board suspending case reports and publishing only deaths. 24 new deaths reported on the 27th and 24 days.
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South
South Carolina
Jackson
Rey
Washington
Union
Andrew Jackson
Caroline
Henry Mfaling
Charles J Jenkins
James B. Walker
New York
Board of Health of
Questions for the Courier Editor From Richmond Enquiries
The Richmond Courier prints a reader correspondence segment with questions posed to its editor. The piece notes inquiries from a correspondent and promises satisfactory answers in later installments.
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Richmond
the Courier
Health of Augusta Shows Excellent City Sanitation
The city health report for the month ending the 31st notes an exceptionally good condition with only thirteen whites and five blacks interred, indicating a strong public health standing for Augusta.
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Augusta
Sexton
State Rights ticket wins in Charleston elections
In Charleston on Monday last the elections for Intendant and Wardens resulted in a large majority for the State Rights Ticket. In Savannah the city elections the Union Ticket carried.
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Charleston
State
Savannah
Union
Vaucluse Manufacturing Company Elects Officers
A meeting of the stockholders in Vaucluse Manufacturing Company held in the city on Thursday elected officers to serve until January 1 1835 Col C Brewmaurr was named President Jas GO Wilkinson and several others were elected vice presidents directors and E D Cooxe was listed as a director with W Martin as secretary.
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Vaucluse Company
Vaucluse Manufacturing Company
Iia City
Wes
Col C., Brewmaurr
Jas. GO. Wilkinson
Eulogy on Mr Turnbull From The Columbia Telescope
The Columbia Telescope publishes a praise filled with high regard for Gen. Hamilton and his eloquent panegyric on the late Brutus. The office praises Turnbull with measured honor, though the public stance was restrained and kept within state decorum.
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Turnbull
Columbia Telescope
Gen. Hamilton
Brutus
Cholera Report From Savannah Public Health Board
The Board of Health reports one cholera death in Savannah in the past 24 hours and no new city cases. On Mr Weitman’s plantation about 10 miles away there are two deaths and six new cases since yesterday. Officials stress vigilance and urge immediate cleansing and whitening of premises to prevent spread.
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Welane
Missouri
Cho
Great Britain
Union
Mr. Menane
Thes
Jackson
Boanver Heattha
Board of Health
Weitman
Hart's Benefit at the Augusta Theatre Monday Evening
The manager Mr. Hart, credited with stabilizing Augusta drama, hosts a benefit at the Theatre on Monday night. Despite a rocky start to the season last fall, the venture proved safe and profitable, and Haar and Harpy are seen as strong applicants for next season, expected to receive broad support from citizens.
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Hart
Haat
Augusta
Hanr & Harpy
Haar
Pias
Striking Shrine Board At Vina Door Decorated With Fire And Brimstone
An 1834 Auburn notice describes a vivid shrine of Bacchus near the Vina over a door. A large colorfully painted board, described as emboldened with a devilish, flame filled coat, draws attention along the route from Schenectady to Utica.
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Schenectady
Utica
Bacchus
Prenter
Sign of the times Jacksonism and public opinion
The writer laments Jacksonian influence and its spread through grog shops and public life. He argues that opposition to Jackson and Jacksonism is broad but weak, urging voters to examine underlying principles and remedies beyond mere removal of a tyrant.
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Groz
Jackson
Gen
Gen. J
Hay Bain
Epose
South
Vin Buren
Huzza
Banks and currency debate in Augusta Chronicle critique
The Augusta Chronicle discusses a heated dispute over banks in Augusta claiming a justified measure to keep Georgia’s currency sound. It notes Charleston notes trading above par due to Northern drafts and explains how railroad access altered specie flows and bank practices.
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Augusta
United States Bank
Charleston
Georgia
Savannah
Georgie
Charle
Aastom
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