Sincere Fears Amid Northern Slavery Critique at Boston Meeting
Readers hear a heated exchange echoing through a Boston gathering as Georgia and Southern voices denounce Northern interference. The piece doubts widespread emancipation schemes, cites editors like the Now ak Cooner, and signals continued vigilance against perceived northern encroachment, promising further exposition.
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Boston
South
Seo
Bulwer
Jan Rasivaly
Georgia
Colani
Constitutionalist
Ritchie
Guieu
Webster
Nowak Cooner
Laver
N. York Courier
Philaphia Intelligencer
Tole
Public dispute over bank director pay and public good
A letter condemns the Bank of the State of Georgia for high salaries and charges. The writer urges directors to serve the public, dismiss ineffective officers, and aligns with anti unfair banking practices. The piece argues for returning profits to stockholders and easing public burdens.
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Bank of
State of Georgia
Moses
75th Battalion Appeal at City Hall October Meeting
G. M. urges 75th Battalion to appear at City Hall on the first Monday in October to support the Commander. He declares soldiers defend the country and must show the community that brave, open soldiering outweighs the weak arguments of a hackneyed lawyer.
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75Th Battalion
G. M
Campbell Street
Searles
Pemale Academy
Forale
Indies
Augusta
Burke Sherife
Court House
Waynesborough
Burke County
Cumsan
Brakfield
Allen Tainan
Vstesa Gearfield
Mary Bearfield
Georgia
Saherkras
Waney Horenine
Naxcy Diureiuins
Wittom Horenins
J. G. Baduly
Htm SU
Court of Ordinary
Richmond County
Blacket House
Basil Lamar
Albo
Starrieburg
G. B. Lamar
Cotton Market Reports Early Opening and Price Decline
Commercial accord noted with cotton marked at 14.015 cents. Augusta and Hamburg daily receipts estimated 5 to 600 bales. Drought caused early opening before maturing. late rains risk more injury. Buyers short of funds and some banks reluctant to discount. Forty four bales sent to Charleston from Georgia by J. D Beers and partners. First lot shipped to Charleston via rail and wagons. Market opens with activity but prices decline amid unsettled funds. The week’s top price quoted 7 cents.
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Augusta
Hamburg
Charleston
J. D Beers
J. NR
St. John & Co
John Robinson & Son
Georgia
Courier
Orleans
Alabama
Florida
Vanuwat
Eagle & Phoenix
Annly
John Phiniy
Sce
Treas'r
Bugle Te Pianta Motet Co
W.t.o. S
Augusta Courier
Charleston Mercury
Columbia
Perscope
Milledgeville Journal
Macon Messenger
Washington News
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Gista
Payada
Iits
Sranches
Columbus
auGusta Chronicle
Waacon
Sept. I
Curian
Hubama Journal
Richmond
Howard Street
George- Towns
Nin
New
Alabamas
United States
Liverpool
St. August
Cour
Eng
Reynold
Reid
James W. Menrvitt
Globe Hotel
Planters
ALL Huntington
James Primrose
Guardian
Pleasant Wiggins
Cherokee
Michael Wiggins
Barke Co
Ashing Tse
Eatonton
Greenshare
Neillidgeville
Weacoi
Clarksville
Graimesville
J. D. Beers
J. R. ST. Joan & Co
Angusta
Calerles Abul
Frusircss
Bn Augusta, NP
A. Siavuaiten
Lanvzan
Broad Street
Cotten
Stovall & Simmons
W. Spofford
A. Mackenzie
J. AS. Bones
Evan
Roriuns Wyant Ens
Dec
C. Ky
ACTES
Prtran
PTO
Chronicle
Joan Warsimall
Nevvy Goods
Edgar &Ca Armichael
Naples
KE. & GC
English and Amatricai Selds
Paris
England
Robert Philip
South Carolina
Orrick
Oglethorpe
Oglethorpe Jockey Club
Lixineton
Trispay
U. States
Joseph Moore
C. J.C. Lelington
Oglethorpe County
EAGLE & PH@NIX HOTEL
Ehawesbroce Frown
Mercer and Mechanic
Vamburg
Thomas CC. Marsh
Blix Street
Oreces Reed
O. Danforth
Wm. B. Oliver
A. Baudry
Broad
Warbury Sts
Upper Market
Mec. A. I Huntington
Richards & Ganakhn
Auer
Burke Country
Benjamin D. Hill
Admr
Witm
Moyour
Ion
Interior Court
Columbia County
James S. Tarpspvain
Benj
Cox
Adm
Catherine Taylor
Robert Taylor
Enid
Saml. Andrews
Inferior Court
Kerke County
Joan A. Harrow
Abraham
Rebecca Harlow
Janes S. Landspain
Avnaust 3
SL. O
John B. Covington
Mes Earomond
AJ. Rambe
Pavanal
Harris
Bll Warren
J.L Coleman
Edgefield District
8. C. Rg
John Marsh
Springsville
Gainesville
WM. Gibson
Court of Ornpinany
Lawson
Clinton
Thomas W. Davies
Lawson Clinton
Waynesboro
Said
S. Harlow
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