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Newspaper

Augusta Washingtonian

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1843

Page

7

Reform Councils Urge Private Talks and Steady Abstinence

The author urges tactful private discussion of intemperance, promoting total abstinence by example. Recommend local societies be well organized with capable officers, attract attendees, and use essays and instruction to improve morality and neighborly trust through steady, unobtrusive reform.

The Reclaimed by Anna P Kenney

A worried wife pleads with her erring husband to reclaim their happiness through temperance. The husband vows to wear no more the chain and signs the pledge, restoring hope to their cottage and sealing the vow with renewed love. Augusta, Nov. 13th.

Anna P. Kenney Pigo Augusta

Lost Children and Temperance Sermon Echoes in Charleston

In Charleston a reformer, after a timid start, faced a crowded audience as a heckler cried out for salvation. The scene shifts to a critique of intoxication, urging rescue from intemperance and comparing lost children to those led astray by drink. The piece also mocks Burritt the Learned Blacksmith and his moon clairvoyance scheme, citing a Boston Post excerpt and a Revolutionary War memory.

Hawkins New York Baltimore N. B. Standard Burritt Boston Post le Roy Sunderland

The Pledge and the Silent Cry for Reform

At a temperance gathering Hawkins assists a suffering brother as the crowd swells with compassion. The moment the man signs the Pledge Book a surge of enthusiasm erupts, underscoring the speaker's call to move philanthropy and redeem the reformed drunkard.

Hawkins

Stuttering recruit kept from service due to fear

A timid volunteer with a stutter steps forward to enlist but is dismissed after the captain jokes that fighting is the aim not talking. The man fears being unable to call out and hesitate before a surrender, yet the captain reassures with guard support and a lighthearted dismissal.

Acadia Arrival and Liverpool News Preview

From the Charleston Rambler dated the 12th with Liver pool and London news to the 19th inclusive. Liverpool cotton prices rose on the Switzerland news then fell after the Hibernia voyage. frost reports from the south caused a market reaction. Ireland trials progress slowly with 30,000 witnesses claimed. Orangemen reorganize openly. Great Britain steamer expected at Liverpool before Christmas. England Bartlett and Hibernia voyages noted. Duff Green opposes commercial treaty views in Times. Leeds manufacturers plan Constantinople venture. East reports speak of bloodshed and treason. Punjaab ministers exposed to treachery. Mr. Sands elected Liverpool mayor. a dock project on the Cheshire Mersey discussed.

Acadia Boston Liverpool London Switzerland Hibernia Ireland Orangemen Great Britain Bristol New York England Bartlett Judkins Duff Green Times United States Leeds Constantinople Punjaab Sands America Cheshire Mersey

Payments to the Washingtonian Augusta 1844

A record of payments to the Washingtonian and various locales through June 10 1844. Names include Bassford Blain Milner Allen Smith Bell Bassford and Hill with amounts through December 16 1844. Locations cited are Washington Sardis Clarkesville Goosepond Mobile Parelett and associated payees.

Washingtonian Augusta Bassford James T. Blain Mobile Ala G. H. Bassford

Augusta Market Cotton and Goods Report Summary

The Augusta market notes active demand for cotton with prices up from prior quotes. Main sales at 74 to 7 cents, some at 8 cents for select lots, higher than English rates due to West crop losses from rains. Bagging shows steady demand with no price changes. Groceries remain in request as planters buy more than at season start.

Exchange Table Shows State Bank Network and Bond Prices

A compact list of banks across Georgia and nearby states notes exchange rates for specie bonds, including State Bank branches in Macon Milledgeville and Columbus, Central Rail Road Bank in Macon, Marine and Fire Insurance Bank, Phenix Bank in Columbus, and various city councils. It references Georgia bonds at 6 and 8 percent notes, with locations from Savannah to Charleston and Richmond.

State Bank Marine and Fire Insurance Bank Planters’ Bank Central Rail Road Bank Macon State Bank Commercial Bank Milledgeville Bank Georgia Rail Road Bank Athens Augusta Ruckersville Bank Marine & Fire Insurance Bank St. Mary’s Bank Central R. R. Bank Central Bank Exchange Bank of Brunswick Insurance Bank of Columbus Phenix Bank Columbus Bank of Hawkinsville City Council of Milledgeville Monroe Rail Road Bank Bank of Darien Chattahoochie Augusta Notes, Mechanics’ Bank Brunswick Bank Bank of Augusta Augusta Insurance & Banking Co Georgia Rail Road State of Georgia Savannau Nores

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