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Columbus Enquirer

Location

Columbus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1836

Page

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Lettered defense of Jernigan by Henry W. Jernigan

Henry W. Jernigan of Lumpkin Georgia writes in defense of Major Jernigan and condemns Ward for publishing a circulated note about the Turner's cotton field battle near Fort Jones. He asserts his own role and leadership, denies taking credit, and urges publication of a balanced account. He includes a certificate from Jernigan and remarks on the broader press reaction.

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People's Candidate for President and Vice President Listed

In Columbus on Thursday Morning August 18 1826 a broad slate of electoral candidates is announced including Hugh Lawson White for president John Tyler of Virginia anti Van Buren electors Ambrose Baber John W Camprele Murengee George Doral Howell Cobb Georg Gilmer Thos Hamilton Winfield Hines Richmond ease Mercer Merriwether Jaaper Ezekiel Wimberly Twiggs with Dayin Merriwether and others named as supporters in the People’s Ticket.

Hugh Lawson White John Tyler Virginia Ambrose 'Baber Bibb JOHN_W. CAMPRELE Murengee Gibbon Doral Henry Howell Winceld Hines Liberty Holt Richmond jEase Mercer Wilkes Dayin Merriwether Jaaper Ezekiel Wimberly Twiggs

Congressional Ticket Names and Indian Warfare Reports

Onloo Wiireman leads a slate including Julius C. Alford Edward J. Black Walter T. Colquitt and others from various Georgia counties. The narrative covers Indian skirmishes along the Kishikah Swamp and Flint River, troop movements, and accusations of land speculation tied to Judge Colquitt, with defense of innocence and calls for justice amid political tensions.

Julius C. Alford Troup Edward J. Black Souven Walter T. Colquitt Muscopes William .C. Dawson Greene Rich'rd W. Habersham Habersham John H.-Howard Baldwins Joseph W. Jackson Chatham Thomas Butler King Glyon Eugenius A. Nesbit Morgan

Unclear historical notice on payments and regulatory power

Fragmentary text references secretariat, Prime Minister, and rogue Western areas obeying laws. Mentions Mr Lodbury and payment in gold and silver for lands. Describes central power being so constrained as to end with a taunt about a summer taper.

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Cotton buyers warned of looming fall scene in Columbus

A corrupting hype piece urges cotton buyers in Columbus to prepare financially and stock up on supplies. It promises a dramatic fall blackout of prices, with threats of open display and firm stance by buyers against farmers. The notice cites government section 39 and warns postmasters to avoid delaying mail to undermine profits.

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Postmaster Duty Clause From an 19th Century Notice

A fragment from an old postal notice outlines the duties and penalties for mismanaging mail. It warns that a postmaster who gives priority to some letters or newspapers over others may face fines up to five hundred dollars and imprisonment up to six months.

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Arrival of Capt Garmany at Lawrenceville

A vivid account of the arrival of Capt. Garmany and the Gwinnett Volunteers in Lawrenceville. Citizens rushed to greet the soldiers, with prayers and thanksgiving services at the Presbyterian Church. The scene honored fallen comrades, celebrated surviving troops, and praised divine guidance in victory.

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