Manufactures in Augusta Georgia and Southern Quarterly Review
A Charleston Courier column discusses the Southern Quarterly Review and its defense of slavery, education articles, and political content. It notes Willian Butler as Augusta agent, D. K. Whitaker as editor, and previews the January 1845 issue while reporting temperance history and remarks from Augusta Constitutionalist on Judge Berrien. It also recounts early temperance efforts led by Dr. B J Clark and recent sermons by Rev. Wm. B. Johnson and Rev. Holman, with cautious optimism about congregational impressions.
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Charleston Courier
Augusta
Georgia
Southern Quarterly Review
Willian Butler
Charleston
D. K. Whitaker
South
Jupce Benniex
Judge Berrien
Florida
Iowa
Senate
Berrien
Origin of Temperance Societies in Historic Leagues
The Temperance Advocate discusses the long history of voluntary associations aimed at moral or social aims. It traces antecedents from ancient covenants to early Christian groups, noting that societies pledged to virtue have existed for centuries, with references to Syrian and Roman-era contexts and the Nazarenes shaping lasting moral influence.
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Herod Antipas
Amicable dissolution meeting of Baptist Home Mission Society
The Baptist Advocate notes a committee appointed at the last annual meeting to consider dissolving the American Baptist Home Mission Society or amending its constitution to allow co operation of those with differing views on slavery. The committee, led by H Lincoln, is to meet April 28 at 4 PM in Providence Rhode Island. The piece also reports a Turnpike Roads committee meeting in Columbia South Carolina with chair James Boatwright and a list of members for road projects from Columbia to Newberry and for the east side of Broad River.
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Rome
Herod
Bethlehem
Saratoga
County
State
New York
Jamaica
B. J. Clark
Temperance Society
Baptist Advocate
American Baptist Home Mission
American Baptist Home Mission Society
First Baptist Church
Providence
R. I
Rev. Mesars
J. L. Dagg
D. D
W. B. Johnson
South Carolina
J. B. Taylor
H. Malcolm
A. Sherwood
Ith. P. Church
N. Y
UL. Jackson
N. Colver
Maas
J. Gillpatrick
H. Lincoln
Columbia South Carolinian
Srd Iest
James Boatwright
A. G. Summer
John Caldwell
Columbia
Newberry
Laurens
James J. Caldwell
Richard Sandley
Col
Broad River
Wm. C. Preston
John A. Crawford
R. W. Gibbes
E. C. Remen
Frazier & Addison’s
Edgefield District
Samuel Singleton
Annexation fears and Houston’s British party stance
The Richmond Enquirer reports a New Orleans letter warning of annexation risks, saying Houston leads the anti annexation faction favoring a commerce treaty with Britain and Texas independence. It urges Polk to appoint a new commissioner to Texas to press the offer and assist Donelson, noting much good could follow.
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Richmond Enquirer
New Orleans
Houston
Great Britain
Texas
Enquirer
Polk
Maj. Donelson
The
Texas Admission Terms and Federal Adjustment Promise
A fragment cites the Government and people’s aim to explain the merits of Texas joining under the joint resolution terms and to seek fair, liberal adjustment of future issues by the United States.
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Texas
United States
News summary from Atlantic ports and world events
The Queen of the West arrives in New York from Liverpool amid firmer cotton prices. Reports discuss Britain’s potential offer to México for California and the Paris Presse-London papers on Santa Anna’s fall. Other items note Peel’s Jewish civil rights measure, Pernambuco’s drought-induced distress, and Von Raumer’s anti abolitionist view with a Prussian lecture in Berlin.
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N. York
Liverpool
England
Buenos Aires
Monte Video
California
Paris *Presse
London
Santa Anna
Great Britain
Mexico
United States
San Francisco
Order of the Jesuits
Rome
Switzerland
Robert Peel
Senate adjourns as nominations praised by executive and Senate
The Senate adjourned sine die after passing numerous nominations from the President. The executive and Senate have met in cabinet and executive sessions since March, with appointments noted for character and ability. The Charleston Mercury reports the death of James Jervey, state bank president, and notes Mississippi politics with Jacob Thompson appointed to the U.S. Senate, plus obituary of Rev Dr. Brantly.
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Senate
Mr. Jervey
Charleston Mercury
Std
James Jervey
State Bank
Jervey
Remembrance of a College Leader and Pastor
The text praises a respected educator and minister who shaped a large family, supported needy students at the College of Charleston during his presidency, and mentored youths like Basil Manly Jr. It notes his ascent from pastor to college president and his enduring esteem in church and academy.
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College of Charleston
Basil Manly
J. D
First Baptist Church
University of Alabama
Manly
Jasper Adams
Cotton market briefs from amsone and adjacent towns
Reports from amsone Augusta Columbia and Charcestos note brisk demand and steady to firm prices for various cotton grades. Prices quoted from 4 to 6 for inferior to good qualities with sales noted at several values and March receipts and stock levels provided.
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Livertoon
Amsone
Coltton
Hamburg
S.C. C. Railroad Company
Augusta
Columbia
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Engefield
Congress
U. S
Wm. B. Johnson
S. Carolina
Mr. Holman
Pernambuco
Archelaus
Crowell
Philadelphia
Char
North America
Republic
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Gov. Brown
Jacob Thompson
Bast Press
Robert J. Walker
Brantly
William T. Brantly
South Carolina College
Mamburg
Bacon
B. Tron
Russia
St. Croix
Wall
Porto Rico
Havana
Java
Commercial
Cuarcestos
Colton
Uplands
Edgefield
Hottas Dun Rox
Marborough
Massachusetts
Alexander McCaine
Little Stephens’ Creek
John D. Raiford
Eluah Watson
Adin
Epcertrip District Temrerance Society
District Temperance Society
Edgefield Court House
J. G. Bowman
Thos. Pope
Saluda Regiment
H. Burt
Pope Norris
Dr. Holland
Dr. Holland. Seventh Regiment.—A. McCaine
F. Johnson
James Tupper
Mr. Brewer
Martin Holmes
George Blocker
Mims
Sec'ry Executive Committee
GrThe
Maj. S.C. Scorr
Goopstan
J. Cohn
Seth Butler
Edgefield C. H
Mellemere
State of
David Nicholson
Wile
Bill
Mary Steifle
Philip Steifle
William Steifle
Adolphus Truslet
Mary
Terry
S. Tompkins
Hamburg Journal
Bland & Butler's
East India
Leacock & Co
London Porter Iit
Cavendishi
D&c
Louis Coy
Wm. P. Butler
J. D.pibbetts
WM. H. Atkinson
Ersons
Anna M. Terry
Eaid
J. Terry
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Levi R. Wixson
Lapres
Misses Bowsers
Eee & Bryan
Daniel Boon
George Horn
Othiners
Johnna. Horn
George Elenburg
Larkin Elenburg
Ralph Elenburg
Adam
Nicholas Elenburg
John Hill
M. Gaay
Citiizens
Edgefield Village
W. Goodman
N. B
Reeves
Ee Uarblieu
John Randolph
Roanoke
Wyitson
Wm. B. May
Marblieu
Jack Black Knight
Mat W. Dobson
Jack
Cullen Rhodes
Lewis Culbreath
Thos
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