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Augusta Washingtonian

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1843

Page

6

Temperance urged on Independence Day reflections

A temperance-focused call to celebrate the nation while urging citizens to unite for liberty with self control. The piece argues that moral reform supports political virtue, warns against greed and sensuality, and stresses the editor’s duty as a public guardian shaping public sentiment and reform.

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Five Suspicious Signs From A Local Shop Scene

A scanned list notes five indicators of suspicious activity. It describes men entering a shop with front displays of confections while strong drink is implied to be served in a back room. It also mentions a pledge taker turning pale then returning to normal color.

Tsar Frangxie Literary Society Plans July City Hall Park Event

A local literary circle named Tsar Frangxie Literary Society, active for two years and consisting of notable young men, invites friends to a July 4 program at City Hall Park. An essay by J. R. Dow and an address by George Morgan will be followed by a feast of reason and a patriotic, poetic evening.

Friends of Reform Tsar Frangxie Literary Society City Hall Park J. R. Dow George Morgan

Local Admission to Practice in Richmond Court

At the June term of the Superior Court of Richmond County Judge Shly presiding, three gentlemen were admitted to plead and practice in the Courts of Law and Equity in this State. Lawrence D. Sallerstedt, William A. Ramsay and Wooding passed a highly creditable examination.

Superior Court Richmond County Shly Lawrence D. Sallerstedt William A. Ramsay and Wooding

Anti-Temperance notes stir editorials and threats

In a 8th issue of Vol 1 the Cheraw Gazette highlights temperance battles and reader pressures. It cites threats from subscribers while praising editor Stubbs for independence and condemns slavery and Irish repeal politics with strong anti slavery rhetoric.

Stubbs Eprrortat Prucx S. C. Temp. Advocate Cheraw Gazette

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