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Columbus Times

Location

Columbus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1841

Page

3

Arrival of the Britannia brings Liverpool news to Boston

The Britannia, Captain R B Cleland, arrived at Boston after a Liverpool departure on the 20th. She carried 50 passengers to Halifax and 29 to Boston, with 10 more taken on at Halifax for Boston. The Liverpool tea market was dull with small sales and a 18d decline. News from Canton settlement follows the clash at the Louge, terms include cession of Tsongkong harbor, a six million dollar indemnity, and open official intercourse. The President’s fate unsettled cause alarm in Liverpool and London. Queen Victoria in good health and the Queen of Naples delivered as a prince.

Yok Herald Britannia China R. B. Cleland Isoston Lugsland Liverpool Halifax Boston London Naples Queen Victoria Duke Duchess of Richmond Lord Fitzroy Lennox 43D 10Th Dragoons Mr. Courtenay Bridgewater Cuixa Overland Mail Marseilles Sth Canton Tsongkong Whampoa Morning Chronicle Bombay Elliot Eiliot Buckingham Palace Windsor Castle House of Commons Caledonia Sairfax Trebisondes Constantinople Great Brita Persia Admiral Stopford Greenwich Hospital United States England McLean McLeod United States Bank London Standard Pennsylvania Michigan Mississippi

The President mystery and a British consulate report

In a May 10 dispatch from the New York Times and Star we fear for the President after Captain Bowman of the Recovery reported sighting a large wreck off Corvo possibly the President. The British Consulate prepares to investigate Bowman's actions while John S Wells discusses potato varieties and starch content with Nova Scotia and Rohans proving best for starch. The Accommodated Congressmen piece notes United States Bank loans to 265 lawmakers totaling over 1.6 million dollars across five years, highlighting corruption concerns.

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Speech by Jory C. Calhoun at LaGrange Draws Wide Georgian Assembly

A large audience from Troup and nearby Georgia and Alabama gathered at LaGrange to hear Jory C. Calhoun. He delivered a lengthy address on leading political topics, praised by friends as eloquent and forceful, while critics remained unconvinced. The Jeffersonian notes the event and lists prevailing bank notes and specie payments across Georgia and Alabama, alongside current prices for sugar, cotton, tobacco, and other commodities in New Orleans market figures from May 15.

Archibald C. Johnson West Point J. K Little Johnson Buckingham Francis Granger Mr. Johnson Babylon Rome Paris London Publin Anakin Mr. Little Tip Withal Nile West Side Jory C. Cattoun LaGarance Calhoun LaGrange Alabama Troup Georgia New Orleans N. Orleans Jbi Meriwether County United States Seymore R. Bonner P. S Jonathan Niles Macon Messenger Southern Recorder Standard of Union Alabama Journal Columbus

Death notices: John T. Salisbury 12 in city obituary

In this city on Saturday the 15th, John T. Salisbury eldest son of William and Lucinda Salisbury died at age 12 years 1 month 18 days. Funeral arrangements not listed.

John T. Salisbury William and Lucinda Salisbury

City Council Minutes Call for National Sabbath and Bills

May 3 1841 council met to review the city treasurer’s unsigned bill request and adopt a national day of fasting. A proclamation from the president leads to the clergy being asked to open churches and close businesses for a National Sabbath. Accounts presented were referred to the accounts committee and the council adjourned to May 17 at 7:30 PM.

Abbott Berry Clayton Greene Howard Quin Council John Bethune Treas Alderman Greene United States Georgia Journal Cary & Stanford Micajah Bennett Committee On A. Douglass Crk

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