Stockholders of Colivalda Railroad meet in town
The Colivalda Railroad stockholders convened at 9 o clock with about 19 000 shares represented. Reports by the President Treasurer Engineer and Superintendent highlighted a strong financial position and plans for chartering a new line to connect near Aiken or Hamburg. Election of officers and directors followed, and a complimentary address praised Col Perrin and Judge O Neal for building the road through numerous difficulties while promising continued efforts to advance the company.
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Asnensos
Colivalda Suitvile Railroad
O'Cfouk
Iarii
Chalraiandan
Frye
de Cid
Ron
Rew
Aiken
Hamburg
Fullawing E Goblemen
Provident
O. Poria
Proileuty
Kigore
V. McBeen
J. Reid
Judge Whiter
FG. Thorutis
Jie Smith
J. Oath
Se Fairy D. Nance
J. V. Lyles
We Patton
Doaied Bak
Kyn
Butane Idolley
Met Co
Col. Orr
Art Gyan
Perrin Ot
Carolina
Georgia
Col. Perrin
Judge O'Neal
O'Neal
Havi
Siiger
Foyi
Bieselizs
Our business with Spain and the Cuba question
The Buffalo Republic editor argues the United States must defend its interests in Cuba and oppose any English or Spanish aggression. He warns that English hostility or expansion near the southern border would threaten U.S. sovereignty and calls for firm action to prevent any foreign power from encroaching on Cuban or regional domains. The piece defends national unity and asserts the imperative to preserve territorial integrity against European designs.
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Ragland
Squiae
T Milted
Converst
RAYS
Calted Linton
Lise Taeteks
Jean Luishes Shivery
Cuba
Bis
Stokes
Spain
England
Lids State
Boylan
United State
Wies
Cid
Gartie
Semiannual Report of Senti Railroad President Conner
The ready President of the company Mr. Conner presents a semiannual report on assets and operations. The railway notes rebuilds, repairs, and improvements across major routes including Charleston to Tamlang and the Lansing Branch, with locomotives and cars detailed and a plan for new depots and bridges. The report highlights the road’s improved condition, power and rolling stock, and anticipated deliveries through 1832, while promising better public accommodations and service reliability.
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Sentiy Rolinn Railroad
E Company
Conner
Rie Ronal
Charleston
Taimlang
Enited
Aiken
Lansing
Cengares
Caylden
Dannii
Grrenvile
Pivesenger Howse Ak
Conmum
Wennott Bad Alea
Williington
Manchester
Judd
Warton
Uae
Lee Wet
Advtayed
Rman
Journal Office for Sale in Camden Weekly Journal
The Camden Weekly Journal advertises the sale of its journal office to an approved purchaser. The Payor reports good business and plans to transfer management to former proprietor Mr T W Proves who will provide information to potential buyers. The office is well furnished with standard printing equipment. THO J WARREN.
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oBfse
Tho. J. Warren
Change in Train Times and Tragic Self Harm Incident
Altered schedules show Charleston and Columbia departures from our depot at quarter to four. A mid day train to Columbia on Wednesday leaves at least ten A.M. A death by own action is reported. A San Francisco paper notes J. Ewes, formerly of Lancaster District, murdered himself on June 9th by cutting his throat with a penknife. A coroner's jury ruled the act was in a fit of mental aberration. Mr L. is of about years of age, leaving a wife and several children in Lancaster.
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Columbia
Colembia
Wedussiy
Alegast 10
San Francizco
J. Ewes
Lancaster
Gael Wanaka Ag
Sand
Aubehorliyer
Morse
A. Bautosta
Volanio
Liayia
Uyak
Jdeteatling
Tay Ryther
Mr. Youst
Tanney's Hotel Guests in Columbia Reach 5592
Arrivals at Janney's Motel, late Congaree Flense in Colubia from January 12 to July 1 total 5,592, not counting children and servants, which would raise the figure significantly.
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Tanney’s Hotel
Janney's
Congaree Flense
Colubia
Protest Withdrawn Against General Buskusky Election
A protest against the April 24 appointment of Brigadier General J W Buskusky to Major General of the South Carolina Militia division was withdrawn. The protest questioned legality and validity of the action, and the withdrawal ends the challenge.
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J. W. Buskusky
Mhodth Divison
South Carolina
Stilitia
Ie Lees
Literary Notices of Fractured Prose and Notices
A cluttered literary notice column reviews varied works and authors, including Minnie Que Tee and Winudot Anson, with many titles and long author listings. It references publishers, schoolwork, religious tracts, and scattered commentary on moral and literary themes, all presented in a dense period voice.
Dr Smyth’s Mind Unimpaired Despite Left Limb Loss
Southern Presbyterian notes with gratification that Dr Smyth, though temporarily deprived of use of his left limb, retains full mental acuity and speech. He travels with family to Newport for summer rest, hoping to sustain his usefulness to his congregation and the Church at large. The text also covers stockholders’ meeting of the Washington and New Orleans Telegraph Company.
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Smyth
Newport
Rio
Striking Rail Road Promises Reach Camden Readers
Correspondence from Camden Journal dated July 4 1853 urges readers to buy stock in the Spartanburg and Union Rail Road, arguing the project will bring hundreds of workers and major business to Columbia. The letter praises the president, notes prior factory plans, and asserts public interest in extending rail connections will boost prosperity and urban life. It also references education and civic improvements, with critical views on disorder and vice being addressed by new ordinances. The writer claims the project has proven beneficial after months of trial and contends citizens should support stock purchases promptly.
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Union Road
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Sansnay
Fragmentary Report Notes School Edifice and Funds
A fragmentary OCR line mentions a school with 455 students, half graduated, and a splendid building valued at about 40 000 dollars. the text cites La Mireur as a source.
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Later From Europe. Britain and Cotton Markets
Baltimore reports from July 18 noting the British Mail Arabia arriving in New York from Liverpool on July 2. The Canada and Washington had arrived out. Cotton sales for the week total 50,000 bales with 9,000 by speculators and 85,000 leased to the trade. Prices for Orleans and Uplands show modest moves while Rice and Manchester trade remain steady. Russia-Turkish tension grows as Russia declares no fleet destruction would stop invasion. 160,000 troops at Black Sea. Turkey offered 60,000 muskets. Czar irritated with British PM.
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France
Communication from Louisville on slave recapture policy in Cuba
A letter signed "4 subscriber" from Louisville Kentucky requests details on British actions with recaptured Africans off Africa and in Cuba. It discusses colonial commissions, emancipation counts, and the status of freed Africans, noting estimates of 15 000 to 20 000 emancipados Africans in Cuba and the complexities of capture and manumission. The writer cites experiences in Cuba and references British cruisers and Spanish involvement, asking for clarified information.
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Cuba
Gexuienan
Louisville
Rentcky
Africa
Cus Hey
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