State Rights ticket and cholera notes in Georgia paper
Gov Troup letters outline State Rights congressional ticket with Beall Chappell Daniell Foster Gamble Gilmer Lamar Newnan Wilde and state legislature nominees Mealing Jenkins Walker. News items discuss cholera in New York health in Savannah theatrical plans bank restructuring and distant messages from New York and Charleston sharing transit notes.
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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
Neat, Handsome Issue Earns Praise for Mechanical Work
The comment lauds the neat and handsome appearance and notes the arrangement of its matter reflects credit on the person in charge of the mechanical department. It expresses hope for liberal encouragement, convinced the publication deserves it.
Health of Augusta Reports Cholera Status and Deaths
The Augusta health report shows 13 deaths from Sept 14 to 22 with 11 among blacks and 5 dying from cholera. No new cholera cases occurred in the last 24 hours on Sept 20 21 and 22, with one spasmodic cholera fatality recorded on Sept 21. The Board urges city officials to improve cellar ventilation and report noncompliance.
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New York
New York Board of Health
Deematic Corps
Anguata
Paul Pry
Wtoing
Augusta
Sexton
Board of Health
Board of Hrauta
Board of
Heath
Ciy
Cholera updates from Savannah Board of Health
The Savannah Board of Health reports no new cholera cases within city limits through Sept 21. They note the death of a white female patient at the hospital and confirm general city health as of Sept 21, with daily updates from Sept 18 to Sept 21 signed by Chairman Charles H. Henry and Secretary S. Surrat.
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Board of Hearth
Savannah
Board of Health
Richmond County Voters Question Candidates on Jacksonian Policies
A correspondence from 1832 lists ten pointed queries to Gen Walker Gen Glascock Lewis Harris and Absalom Rhodes about Jacksonian policy including support for Andrew Jacksons administration the 1832 proclamation the U S Bank state banks missionary releases Van Buren candidacy Reflections on Judge Hiv and related electoral issues in the 898th district.
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Andrew Jackson
Senate of the United States
United States Bank
Wilson Lumpkin
Albany Regency
Missionaeries
Maria van Buren
U. States
Henry Clay
Daniel Webster
R. M. Johnson
John C. Calhano
John M' Lean
B. W. Leigh
G. M. Troup
van Buren
Administration
Steamer Edgefield Snagged at Burton's Ferry with Damaged Cargo
The Edgefield, from Charleston, grounded at Burton's Ferry about 90 miles below this city. Most cargo salt molasses spirits oils sugar and coffee damaged. Lighters with bands sent to salvage. hopes to raise the vessel. Reports say a brig ashore on the South Breakers. wrecking efforts fruitless. Boxes and packages found on St Simons and nearby islands believed from the Statira.
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Edgefield
Charleston
Burton’s Ferry
Agela Bee
St. Simons
Statira
Sacannah
Cholera reaches Austin's Colony via New Packet passengers
Cholera des Madel appears in a malignant form in Austin's Colony Texas carried by passengers of the schr New Packet from New Orleans mid May. John Ravenel elected president of South-Carolina Cans and Pit Road Company Kerr Boyce becomes director. Wake Forest farmer Harrison Smith shared large Scuppernong grapes and advocates cultivation for profit. Hugh L White of Tennessee nominated as presidential candidate in two Tennessee papers.
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Austin
Texas
New Orleans
Charleston Courier
John Ravenel
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 Market and Trade Notes From Savannah and Charleston
The Savannah market reports prime cotton at 14 cents per pound with other qualities following. Bank notes and exchange tables show Augusta Bank and several others with varied par values. a note on the Farmers' Bank of Chattahoochee failure is included. Cotton uplands transactions total 674 bales at 12 to 14 cents, with old crop prices listed and stock figures by city. Rice, flour, corn, sugars, coffee, molasses, spirits, bacon, lard, and mackerel markets are described with current prices, demand, and weekly receipts. Freight rates to New York and Providence noted.
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Savannah
U.S
WOTH
Augusta Bank
Mechanics Bank
Insurance Bank
State Bank
Ice Company
Western Wharf
Philadelpia
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Providence
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Durin
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Savanna
Mobile
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Philadelphia
Virginia
Hamburg
Totel
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Porto Rico
Cuba
Cubs
Europe
Georgia
Liverpool
Havre
St. Domingo
Sentinel
Floridas
Domingo
Brazil
Bills and exchange rates in Philadelphia and regional offices
Rates for Bills on England and various Western offices set at discounts from 1 to 2 1 2 percent with several local adjustments. Checks on the Bank United States offered at 1 2 percent premium. Cotton market reported not brisk with moderate sales. uplands around 15 cents and New Orleans 15 16 cents per lb. Louisiana and Georgia lots sold with firm prices.
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England
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Mobile
Savannah
United States
Augusta
Georgia
North Carolina
Louisiana
Hamburg Female School Opens Under Mrs Caussne
Mrs Caussne of Charleston announces a male and female school to open in Hamburg on or before November first. Courses include English Grammar French Writing Arithmetic Geography History Composition needlework drawing piano guitar and board for roomers. References available from Judge Concock Mr John Mannar Mr Bow Rev Ricnkvson and others.
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RS. Causse
Charleston
Hamburg
Rr. Holloway
Fis
Fire Proof Store and Dwelling Listings on Campbell Street
The notice lists multiple properties including a three story Fire Proof Store and Dwelling on Campbell Street occupied by Mr. Anderson, a three story Fire Proof Store and Dwelling above the Bridge Bank, and a two story Fire Proof Store and Dwelling at No 4 Bridge Row. Also mentions a two story wooden building below the Market now occupied by Mr Dunbar and directs inquiries to McKENZIE & BENNOCI with date July 19.
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Campbell Street
Anderson
Bridge Bank
Bridge Row
Dunbar
McKenzie & Bennoci
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