The Southern Literary Journal and Poems From Savannah
A Savannah correspondent praises Woman's Love and My White and Red Roses while The Lone Star earns editorial praise. The Southern Literary Journal edited by D. K. Warraxka and published by James S. Bunors in this city costs $5 yearly and ships tomorrow. The piece also reports the Navy and Treasury Departments halting Evening Post ads over editorial stance, accusing Amos Kendall’s views of primacy over laws in a Jacksonian critique of patronage and political power.
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Savannah
Petit Morceau
Aaron
The
Lone Star
D. K. Warraxka
Jamess. Bunors
Navy Department
I'resary Department
Navy Commissioners
Evening Post
Amos Kendall
Jackson
van Buren
Jackson and van Buren
W. F. Evening Star
Cholera and Market News From the South and Egypt
The Buffalo Whig reports extensive cholera in southern France and across Egypt with 41 deaths since the last bulletin. U.S. bank stock sales occur in New York and New Orleans notes. Charleston Bank talks progress with U.S. Bank to acquire their building and handle affairs. The New York Daily Advertiser notes booming commerce, crowded hotels, and active harbors. A Columbia, S.C. letter mentions the Lynch Club lynching a man in Main Street and related events, with others similarly suspected in Orangeburg district.
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France
Egypt
Buffalo Whig
U.S
N. York
Do. N. O. Canal Co
Ohio Life and Trust Co
Planters Bank
Miss
U. S. Bank
Charleston Courier
New
Charleston Bank
New York Daily Advertiser
Charleston
Columbia
S. C
Lynch Club
Main Street
Lynch
Secretary to the Territory of Michigan Declined
Ludge Shaler of Pennsylvania declines taking the office of Secretary to the Territory of Michigan citing lack of responsibility. The piece questions sincere conciliation with Ohio and suggests appointing a Governor of Michigan instead. Additional notes compare rail routes and timelines between major cities and discuss authorship of Hans Phaall.
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Ludge Shaler
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ohio
New York
Washington
Oxford and Cecil
Port Deposite
Maryland
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Susquehannah
Philadelphia Inquirer
Trenton
N. J
Newark
Hans Phaall
Bicknell
N. York Transcript
A. A. Pax
Southern Literary Messenger
Baltimore Chronicle
The Border War and Michigan Boundary Tensions
The Cleveland Herald reports Governor Lucas and Michigan leaders planned to resume boundary surveys, with recruiting officers active in Michigan towns. Officials warn of possible civil conflict over the claim to a border land, urging Congress to settle the dispute to avoid bloodshed and a costly war.
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Michigan
Cleveland Herald
Lucas
Mason
Ohio
Norvell
Detroit
John Norvell
Aid-de-Camp
Congress
van Buren
Legislative Council
Star
New York Market Shows Dull Cotton and Stable Priced Coffee
New York Market reports dull movement across commodities with 2000 bales of cotton sold since last week at 17 to 20.4c for uplands and 17 to 19c for Florida. prime qualities steady while inferior decline. Week ending July 31 saw 10,859 bales sold. downtick in inferior cotton. Coffee markets soft with Brazil and Java offerings. imports total 10,131 bags Brazil and 1700 St Domingo. Flour prices rise as canal shipments fall. Iron prices firm with Swedish and pig iron improving. Sugars weaker in brown grade but whites scarce. molasses holding firm. Brandy in demand, spirits steady. salt unchanged. Teas stable, wines show slight decline except Malaga rising. Bills of exchange steady, money market easy.
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Uplands
Alabamas
Floridas
Columbus
Liverpool
Brazil
Java
St. Domingo
Cuba
Laguira
Cts
Southern
Baltimore Howard Street
Richmond
Country
New
Richmond City
Georgetown
Old
New Orleans
Porto Rico
St. Croix
Bonnemort
Becker
Malaga
England
France
Holland
Hamburg
Bramen
Courier & Enquirer
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Peter
Republic of Letters
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Wvew England
Knickerbocker
American Monthly
Literary Messenger
South
North
Poe
Irving
On the Prairies
Aiaxas
Bishop Excuann
Literary and Philosophical Society
Italy
Franz Zenenasus Scume
Tivoli Garden
Sisinpeneen
Atalantis
Laaksreann
Mitrox
Pedler
Guy Rivers
Jared Bunce
Bunce
Simms
Warrenton
Aleigh
M. C. Gazette
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Fox
Baltimore American
Messrs. Southerby
London
Earl of Bath
Lord Norreys
New Jersey
George Cateret
Pee Dee
Criterion
Tuns
Mobile
Marengo
Havie
Groner Torson
George Rubens
Pee
Rubens
Brennan
Scauarr
Saunpers
Saarinen
Charleston Mercury
New York Star
Wellesley Pole
Bligh
Brussels
Bulwer
St. Ives
Duke of Wellington
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Lord Cowley
Lord Maryborough
Mississippi
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Block Island
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Toledo
Wood County
Monroe
Brady
Havre
Augusta
Chaleston
Augusta Bank
Mechanic's Bank Insurance Bank
State Bank
Ice Company
Wharf Company
Havre Marxer
Louisiana
Upland
Alabama
Pernambuco
Georgia
Florida
Scriven
Henry C. Ler
Easten Crosnway
Milledgeville
Susan Many Mauuany
C.D. Mallary
Clinton
Wa. Foewennen
Monticello
Jefferson County
Willliam H. Maruens
Sweet Springs
Monroe County
Virginia
R. R. Tanven
Twiggs County
Geo
P. B. Henly
Tuscaloosa
R. C. Garner
D. H. Garner
John Henley
Meet
Ala
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American Turf Register
Sporting Magazine
von Serrempen
Ottery
Fayette Course
Mary Bell
Cape May
Atchison
Upper Marlborough Jockey Club
Betsey Weaver
Centreville
Rapides Race Course
Lou
Plaquemine
Tenn
Snowden & Shear
Ave
Wotice
Inferior Court
Columbia County
Mary J. Wood
Enid County
Jas
J. W. Burroughs
Elizabeth Burroughs
T. W. White
Tripoli
D. D. Mitchel
Lionel Granby
Edgar A. Poe
Tescuco
Tescusingo
Otumba
Zempoala
Pyramids
Teotihuacan
Pertinax
Reed and Matheson
Black Watch
Dominic
Magpie Castle
Theodore Hook
American Journal of Science and the Arts
Benjamin Silliman
Manual of
Phrenology
Alcobaca and
Batalha
Bockford
Canzoniere
Dante
Barry Cornwall
Kean
Kirby
Bridgewater
Mephistopheles
Enngland
Bird
Halleck
James Gibbon Carter
Richmond Theatres
Mary
Sarah
Thomas H. White
Horace
Pyrrha
Adrian
Fortune
Grasphus
the Coliseum
Vaucluse Manufacturing Company
Edgefield District
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W & H. Bryson
Christian Breithaupt
V. M. Uo
J. B. Guedron
William G, Skillman
Acius
Rowland
Ing
Rowand
David Capps
Daniel W. Farrand
Eli Blakeman
Ephraim Minturn
Lucius C. Gemison
Eleazer J. James
James Hubert
Lewis C. Calhoun
Henry R. Dav
David Cappa
James Clark
Jonathan Peters
Win
Osgood
John K. Rowland
L. 8
Comatock
Peak At
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Meyers
A. You
Damien
Wax
J. Ton. IV
Avcuste
Richmond Blues Company
Oru Sxrt
Pranters
Prnso
Wm. M. Fraser
C. Wilson
O. S
Avte Vey
Burley
Richmond County
Representative Brauch
Charles J. Jenkins
James G. Stallings
William J. Rhodes
WM. C. Eve
George P. Turpin
John V. Cowling
Votice
William J. Howard
Gev. M. Walker
Rassolution
Witrey & Monnrau
Wires
Calvin Willey
Joan B
Morrat
Hr Frye
Messrs Stovall _ & Simmons
Mvarehouse
United States
Richmeod
Wilson Lumpkin
Congress of the United States
James M. Wayne
William Schley
James C. Terrell
John W. A. Sanford
James Primrose
Valentine Walker
Absalom Rhodes
Green B. Marshall
James McClaws
Samuel WW. Gardner
Iife
Robert J. Butler
Court of Ug. Equity
Rugefield Court House
John Butler
Edgefield
Chaver’s Creek
J. Terry
C. Wx
Pe Commissioner's Office
Engelfield
Archibild McKinie
Howard
Alfred G. Howard
John Howard
Court of A. Equity
Edgefield Court House
Little Hot Creek
T’arma
Terry
Commissioner's Offce
Toy
Tracy Gould
Jubdical College of
South Carolina
Queen Street
William Hume
Glias Harry Deas
Thomas Y. Simons
Henry Alexander
Charles Davis
Francis Y. Porcher
WH. W. Crouch
Marine Hospital
City Arms House
Willliam Home
M. D. See Ry
Savannah Republican
Iadia Chronicle
Montgomery Journal
Columbia Telescope
Mobile Register
Raleigh Star
Greenville Mountaineer
Jery
Vale
Charles Williamson
Chiles
Harriet
Dicey
Julia
Jacob
E. C. Williamson
Adm
Wurke Shevitt
Court House
Waynesborough
Burke County
Waynesboro
James Manna+han
Robert H. Taylor
Hardy V. Wooten
WM. B. Douglass, Shif
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Oglethorpe
Propietora
Montgomery
Rail Road
Broad Street
Eagle & Phanix
Nymata Loris
Pany
Baztors
Read
Ofice
Globe Hotel
Price & Wattery
Globe Hotels
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