Arrival of the Anglo-Saxon at Quapec and mixed market notes
The steamship Anglo-Saxon has arrived at Quapec from Liverpool after August 11. In Liverpool Cotton Market 24,000 bales were sold three days with 8,000 by speculators and 1,800 by exporters. market buoyant at open, quiet and steady at close. Health reports from Charleston cite yellow fever deaths and port infection. Cass-Herran Treaty stance noted. Cyrus Field resigns from Atlantic Telegraph. Obituary for Francis Pentecost of Rome Georgia.
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Quenro
Liverpool
London
China
Tientsian
Cable News
New York
Cyrus W. Field
England
Field
Atlantic Telegraph Company
Letter defending Northern Pravel Central Route against rivals
A correspondent replies to a Chronicle and Sentinel article arguing that travel shifted from Wilmington to the Upper Route via Columbia and Charlotte. The author asserts the lower route offers equal or superior service, counters claims of drum merchants, and promises full accommodations to deter travelers from abandoning the old line.
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Pravel
Eprron Dispatron
Chronicle & Sentinel
Columbia
Charlotte
Wilmington
Mail
Yden
Local Social List of Residents and Escorts
A fragmented social register names RB B Smith and Miss J M Smith with companions including Miss Annie M Smith JT Sandredge and Lady W Oliver M, Allen Sapp and Lady JM Cary HM Sapp GN Lewis Miss Lewis Miss Herbert C D Bryar Waters Dunn Mrs McCord JL Kender and Lady Miss L A Anthony A A Franklin Hill Chas Goodman and Lady MB Loabe Wm J Wilcher B H Moultree Alt JT Troutman and Lady Ge Miss Lou Holmes Mr Kinyard.
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RB B Smith
J M Smith
Annie M Smith
JT Sandredge
W Oliver
P Allen Sapp
JM Cary
HM Sapp
GN Lewis
Miss Lewis
Miss Herbet
D Bryar
Waters Dunn
McCord
JL Kender
L.A Anthony
A Pranklin Hill
Chas Goodman
MB Loabe
J Wilcher
H Moultree
Alt JT Troutman
Lou Holmes
Mr Kinyard
Ocean STER Sailing Routes From Europe to the Americas
Shipping notices show multiple passenger and mail sailings from European ports to North America and across colonies. Vessels include Arabia from Liverpool to New York, Indian Empire from Galway to Anglo Saxon, Kangaroo from Liverpool to Africa, and routes to Canada, New Britain Empire, East Persia, and Nova Scotia.
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Europe
Arabia
Liverpool
N. Y
Indian Empire
Galway
Canada
Africa
New British Empire
Europa
East Persia
New
United S Persia
New York
Live
Quebec
Liver
Boston
Persia
Commerce Notes and Domestic Prices in Georgia Markets
Records from Columbus and Savannah dated August report code of new crop, steady demand for corn and bacon, scarce flour, and mixed wheat prices.Exports via steamships York and Norfolk list large wheat, flour, and domestic goods with cotton, fruit, and rice. Local sales show modest activity while old stocks are largely unwrought.
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New York
Columbus
Savannah
York
City of Norfolk
Alabama
Georgi
Phia
Local fragment outlines political copy and editorial notes
Fragment shows an editor named EAMES and mentions a weekly chronicle copy and constitutionalist copy six times. The text references a city round and a secretary named P. & J. L. FLEI with unclear context and multiple garbled phrases.
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Chronicle & Senting
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Chening
Telegraph
Quapec
Cherbourg
France
Napoleon
Pacific
London Times
Mexico
United States
Charleston
S. C
Charteston
Washington
Granada
Jerez
Nicaragua
New Orleans
Francis Tuomas Pearecost
Rome
Georgia
Pentecost
Catoosa
Ph Wi
THE
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Commercial Inte
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Augusta
R. Philpot
Matto
Pvoml
Justsidtser
Odigkere Ale Cai Win
Sea Island
Schr
O H Tolley
J. L.flei
Avgusta
Geok
South Carolina
Mel Coskery & Co
Campbell Street
L. Hopkins
Pe Jylwly J
Madison
James L. Pierce
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