State Rights and Political Tickets in Georgia
Gov. Troup’s letter outlines the State Rights and congressional ticket with Gen. Robert A. Beall and Absalom H. Chappell among others, plus State Knights ticket for the Legislature with Henry Mealing as Senator and Charles J. Jenkins and Dr. James B. Walker as Representatives. Correspondence from "W" noted. cholera counts in New York listed. Savannah health reported no Cholera. theatrical shows announced. Merchants’ & Planters’ Bank to resume payment under new organization. New York letters describe cholera and ship movements. editorial remarks on local transit and receipts.
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Robert A. Beall
Bibb
Absalom H. Chappell
Monroe
William C. Daniell
Chatham
Thomas FP. Foster
Greene
Roger L. Gamble
Jefferson
George R. Gilmer
Ozlethorpe
Marbeau B. Lamar
Muscogee
Daniel Newnan
Walker
Henry Mealing
Charles J. Jenkins
James B. Walker
Pian “Té Bank
Rew
Sincere hope for generous support for the handsome periodical
The piece praises the neat and handsome publication praising its mechanical quality and arrangement. It expresses belief the editor deserves liberal encouragement and support for his effort.
Health of Augusta Reports Four Day Cholera Update
The Sexton records 13 deaths from Sept 14 to 22 with 11 black victims and 5 cholera deaths. Board of Health reports no new cholera cases in 24 hours on Sept 20 and Sept 22, one spasmodic cholera death on Sept 21, and advises improved cellar ventilation to city officers.
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Board of Health
Cholera Reports Quiet in Savannah City Limits
From Savannah Board of Health notices dated Sept 18 to Sept 21 the city reports no new cholera cases since the last update. The only fatal cholera case noted was a white female who died at the hospital. Charles S Henry chairs the board with S Surrrat as secretary.
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Savannah
Board of Hearth
Board of Health
Board of
Heath
Ciy
Richmond County voters seek positions from Gen Walker Glascock Harris and Rhodes
Citizens of Richmond County ask Gen Walker Gen Glasock Lewis Harris and Absalom Rhodes for direct views on Andrew Jacksons policies the 1832 bank controversy and the в re election questions to guide their votes in the upcoming state legislature election. The letter lists nine specific issues including the Bank US Bank deposits state banks and presidential candidates.
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Andrew Jackson
Senate of the United States
United States Bank
Wilson Lumpkin
Albany Regency
Missionaeries
Steamer Edgefield Runs Aground Near Burton's Ferry
The Edgefield, from Charleston, grounded at Burton's Ferry about 90 miles below Savannah. Cargo damaged includes salt, molasses, spirits, oils, sugar, and coffee. Lighters with bands sent to aid. hopes held for raising the vessel. Reports of another vessel ashore near South Breakers circulated. wrecking efforts yielded no results. Believed cargo from the Statira washed ashore on St Simons and nearby islands. Savannah Georgian.
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Edgefield
Charleston
Burton’s Ferry
Agela Bee
St. Simons
Statira
Sacannah
Cholera in Austin's Colony linked to New Packet voyage
The Cholera des Madel appeared in a malignant form in Austin's Colony Texas, swept there by passengers of the schr New Packet from New Orleans mid May. Charleston Courier reports Kerr Boyce elected director of South-Carolina Cans and Pit Road Company. Elias Horry had been president. Kerr Boyce elected director in place of John Bavene!.
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Charleston Courier
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South-Carolina
Cans and Pit Road Company
Elias Horry
Kerr Boyce
John Bavene
Harrison Smith
Wake Forest
Smith
Raleigh Star
Hugh L. White
Tennessee
Cotton and market notes from Savannah September report
The Savannah market reports cotton at 14 cents for new uplands with other qualities in line. Bank notes and exchange show Augusta Bank Notes par except Farmers’ Bank of Chattahoochee failure. various regional rates listed. Cotton stock by city totals 14340 bales. weekly sales 674 bales with prices from 12 to 15 cents for uplands new crop. old crop ranges 12 to 14 cents. Rice, flour, and staple goods show moderate demand. prices and stock levels given for several ports and goods.
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Bills and Exchange Rates and Cotton Market Report
Bills on England and Western offices quoted with per cent discounts and durations. Checks on United States banks and Savannah Augusta notes offered at premiums and discounts. Cotton market described as not brisk with moderate sales and firm prices across Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia regions.
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North Carolina
Hamburg Female School Opens by Mrs Caussé in Hamburg
Mrs Caussé of Charleston announces she will open a male school in Hamburg by November first or sooner. She offers English grammar French writing arithmetic geography history composition needlework drawing piano and guitar with boarder accommodations. References are provided to Judge Concock and others. notice to run in city papers.
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RS. Causse
Charleston
Hamburg
Rr. Holloway
Fis
Fire Proof Store and Dwelling Listings in City Block
A advertenties record lists several properties on Campbell Street and Bridge Row including a three story Fire Proof Store and Dwelling near the Bridge Bank and No 4 Bridge Row. Occupants named Mr Anderson and Mr Dunbar with ownership or occupancy notes. applications to McKenzie & Bennoci dated July 19.
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Anderson
Bridge Bank
Bridge Row
Dunbar
McKenzie & Bennoci
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