Ocean News and War Talk From London and New York
Foreign dispatches recount Acadia arrival in Boston with Liverpool advices to the 19th. London papers debate American relations, war risks, and McLeod affair. Reports note shipping losses Heroine and piracy near St Helena, plus finances, bank news, and political maneuvering across Europe and America.
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Boston
Liverpool
Halifax
Columbia
United States
London and Southampton
Boy Jones
Buckingham Palace
London Evening Chronicle
Jeremiah Dickson
Nova Scotia
China
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Cape Sparte
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Britain
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Hagland
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Oxford
Times
New York
America
Ss. Prem
Attempt on Queen Dowager of Spain and naval command changes
Rome reports a possible attack on the Queen Dowager of Spain but gives no date or location. Meanwhile Admiral Elliott resigns due to ill health. he arrived at Singapore December 17 and departed December 20, transferring command to Commodore Sir James Gordon Bremer.
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Italy
Spain
Rome
Curna
Elliott
Singapore
James Gordon Bremer
Bank of United States Adopts Reforms and New Leadership
The adjourned general meeting in Philadelphia recommended reducing capital to fourteen million dollars and lowering state loans and payments to align with other banks. The bank name may change, proxy voting tightened, and special security for notes prioritized. Directors are to pursue legal remedies for past officer obligations, and clerks are freed from oaths to conceal transactions. Adjournment set for May. Col Drayton named president, noted for broad esteem. Maryland and North Carolina announce upcoming congressional elections in May.
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United States
Philadelphia
Col. Drayton
Dunlap
Charleston
South Carolina
National Senate
Baltimore American
Exchange Bills and Bank Notes Across Georgia and Nearby States
Corrected by Norton and Langdon. Lists sight and 20 day bills on New York, Philadelphia, Charleston, Savannah, and bankable notes across Columbus, Augusta, Macon, Milledgeville, and other Georgia banks, plus Alabama, Florida, and New Orleans notes. Also shows uncurrant bank notes discounts and current prices for sugar, cotton, tobacco, flour, corn, oats, pork, bacon, and whiskey in New Orleans trade data from April 17.
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Georgia R. R. and Banking Company
Athens
Augusta
Bank of
Hawkinsville
Monroe R. R. & B’g Co
Macon
Life Ins. and Trust Co
Union Bank of Florida
Bank of Pensacola
New Orleans
N. Orleans
Wedding Notice in This County
On Thursday the 15th inst by the Rev Mr Roberts William H Lamar to Miss Sarat Sanders, both of this county.
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Roberts
Willliam H. Lamar
Sarat Sanders
Memorial Notice for Homer Hurd After Long Illness
In this city on the 8th inst Homer Hurd died after a lengthy illness. He was beloved for his amiable heart and patience. His death leaves a bereaved spouse. comfort is found in Gospel assurances of the resurrection and life through faith in Christ Jesus.
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Stebbing
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Homer Hurd
Frien
Taxation Debate Divides City Council Over Bank Stock
The Columbus City Council debates taxing bank stock versus other property after a court ruling limited their authority. Mayor Lewis urges repealing all taxes except those required by state law and calls for state-law based taxation equity, urging next legislature to redefine corporate taxation. Council adopts a resolution to print the Mayor's communication and postpone further action until the next meeting.
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Arai
Berry
Bedell
Morton
Morris
Sturgis
Williams
City Council of
Columbus
Druys
Welborn
Citzen
Muscogee County
John L. Lewis
WM. A. Douglass
Council Chamber
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