Fourth of July Celebration at Pork Creek
A July Fourth gathering at Pork Creek drew several hundred residents with a Jefferson Band parade and speeches by J A W Beeson and others. The day featured prayers, toasts, and tributes to independence, with praise for the nation, the Constitution, and regional progress.
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Rk Creek
J. A. W. Brusox
J. E. Roberson
Jefferson Band
Ee Myers
M. D. Hill
J. A. W. Beeson
Old
Chesterfield
Etragale
J. H.garland
South Carolina
J. A. Evans Aroge
Republic
Sam
Eubanks
I. F. Miller
J. R. M. Beeson
Pork Creek
L. Lowsie
K. Lowrie
A. Evans
Lancaster Ledger
Chernwe Gazette
Camden Journal
Guy Tia
Rail traffic and commodity prices in early Georgia and Tennessee
Widespread trade activity is noted for January to March across Georgia and Tennessee, including reduced prices and sales of cotton, corn, wheat, potatoes, flour, lard, butter, tallow, feathers, marble, pig iron, castings, beef, hides, cattle, hogs, and copper ore. Robert Schuyler, former New York and New Haven president, reportedly vanished with stock tied to two million dollars. assets are unclear. Napoleon’s burial wealth and Valence garrison details are touched, while Tennessee copper ore shipments to Baltimore are reported.
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Wid Aduta
Georgia
Tormoesses
Aires
Niles
Lance Frevnis
Robert Schuyler
New York and New Haven Railroad Company
Tia
Sturl
Bombardment of Greytown by U S Ship Cyane and aftermath
The Prometheus reports the bombardment of Greytown Saint Juan area by the U.S. ship Cyane commanded by Capt. Hollins after demands for an apology to Minister Solon Borkind. The attack destroyed San Jean or Greyviews suburb remains. no lives lost. Transit Company steamboats were seized to deter relocation, with some residents seeking escape via Prometheus. The Cyane sails to Boston on the 17th, with Mr Puls and crew reported well. The rainy season begins. the California passengers continue their transit amid regional tensions. The Bermuda and Dee vessels witnessed events in the harbor.
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Cam Hollis
United States
Cynne
San Jun
Borland
San Juan
England
Europe
Cutba
North America
Spain
London
St. Petersburg
Prussia
Austin
Russia
Austria
Tarkor
Franco
Issta
Bucharest
Danube
Pacific
Liverpool
Standart
Sam Beta
Panta Arenas
Llinois
Jym Aspinwall
New Youk
Mojulay
Bott
Si Puan
Greytown
U. S
Kingston
U.S
Hollins
San Juan del Norte
New York
Alga
Solon Borkind
Cental Amelia
Transit Company
San Jean
Greyviews
Scott
Accessory Transit Company
Promethods
Boston
Lakus
Puls
Bermuda
West India Company
Dee
Nicaragua
Ban Jaan
California
Prometheus
San Juan del Sur
San Frnelaco
Sierra Nevada
Yankee
Pureta Arenas
Earthquakes Shake Panama City On Monty Night
The Panama Star reports a rare double tremor just after midnight, lasting about twenty seconds and waking most residents. Lightning and thunder followed all night, with few injuries but widespread alarm and relief that damage was minimal.
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Panama
Panamia
Bank relocation debate stirs Camden trade town
The Camden Weekly Journal discusses shifting the Bank of the State branch from Camden to Sumterville. It argues the change would affect Camden and neighboring districts, notes Camden’s two banks and nearby towns would gain or lose, and questions the motives of Sumter and Darlington papers urging the move. The piece calls for calm consideration and questions whether Sumterville is the true beneficiary.
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Banke of the
Stata
Camden
Simtercille
Bank of
Sumtervilly
Darlington
Maxion
Williamsburg
Suuiter
Cam~ den
Sumterville
Iimense
Candonalons
Tancaster
Suirford
Sumter
Darlingtay
Lancaster
Pairfield
Kershaw
Palfield
Legislatire
Uve
Chifefly
Tor
Watufield
Stuck Bank of Camden
Monod
Lhd Whole Merchante of
Cam
Len
Ana Stuckheliers
Anul Thesa
Asaug
Caniilan
Allogathor
Canilan
Dartington
Hop
Marion Stan
Bruch Bank
Unaiden
Sumter Bangor
Sumluyville
Lee
Marion
Sumter 3
Columbis
Wichul
Cheraw
Georgetown
Hess
Baptist Female College to be Established in Greenville
Greenville residents back the Baptist Female College project with a $10,000 pledge and a larger gift pool, enabling the transfer of assets from Furman University trustees. Exercises to begin in January, amid local banking debates about branch relocations and regional financial growth.
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Greenville
Baptist Atars Convention
Furman University
Academvs
New Paper to Be Started at Choraw by McHugh and McCreight
A plan is announced to establish a new paper at Choraw by Ma c H. D. Mughea and W. B. McCreight with W. B. McCreight as editor. The Sumter Banner notes local fiscal strains and taxes and reports varied notes from the region including railway and cholera news, accidents, and temperance events. It mentions ex-President Fillmore's daughter’s death, cotton shipments, and a Columbia Hamburg Railroad stock subscription.
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Palemetto Sin
Choraw
Mac H. D. Mughea
W. B. McCreight
W.b.mccreight
James G. Henning Hes Mn
Thid Bank
D. Te ‘McKay
Robert B. Fraser
Sumter
Fillmore
Aurora
Cayuga County
Coptoy
New Orleans
Washington
Wicheleon
Union
Bon. Campbell
Caroling
Nebraska
Contantta
Hasina Ramnosa
Hamburg
Columbia
Livingston Union
Adam Byreley
Cuyslerville
Purayan University Trustees Increase Salaries and Endowment
At a Purayan University trustees meeting the board voted to raise professors salaries and expand endowment. Nineteen thousand dollars was pledged by several trustees with Rev James P Boyce of Columbia giving ten thousand and B C Pressly two thousand. Additional donors were unnamed yet pledged.
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Musinieyr Doxartoxs
Purayan University
James P. Boyce
Columbia
B.C. Pressly
Allel
Greenville Mountaineer
Annual Fair of Newberry Agricultural Society Opens
The Newberry Agricultural Society held a two day fair last week with many residents attending. Exhibits covered agriculture horticulture and art including a design by Mr M Stiannon for a memorial to the late statesman Galloun. A cup was awarded though no premium was offered. Grain fruit and vegetables were praised as unusually superior. The event ended with a grand picnic.
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The
Newberry Agricultural Society
Sentinel
M. Stiannon
Galhoun
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