Farmer and Planter May Issue Advertises Apprenticeship and Subscriptions
Abbeville Courant notes authorized agent M Perce to receive Hassan subscriptions and seeks a 14 or 15 year old steady apprentice for printing work. Acknowledges public documents from A D Burt and J Ta Orr. The May issue promotes agriculture topics and recommends the paper to farmers. Published at Pendleton, S C, by Seaborn and Gilman for $1.00.
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Hinbila
Agim
A.D Burt
Mon
J. Ta Orr
Pendleton
8. C
Seabarnd& Gilman
Bailey's Delineator Ad for Surveyors Tool
Bailey and Owen advertise a Delineator ideal for surveyors. The device promises quick, accurate plotting and simple operation, praised as one of the finest and simplest instruments of its kind. Available at Bailey & Owen's store.
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Bailey & Owen's
Eolian Minstrels Concert At Court House
Announcement invites the public to a concert by Eolian Minstrels at the Court House on Monday evening. See note about Gathey and Mick missing prior engagement at Athens. The piece recalls prior concerts in Unis plage where citizens praised the performances.
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Jesa Minstrels
Court House
Athens
Gathey
Mick
Unis Plage
Orrs Speech on Abolition and Union Dissolution
The first page reprints Hon J Ty Orrs congressional remarks on abolition and emancipation. He argues abolitionists threaten our institutions and predicts the North’s zeal will hasten dissolution of the Union unless agitation ceases.
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Orr
Ura
J. Ty Or'r
Congress
Fire in Charleston Report Uncertain. Passenger Cites Telegraph
A Charleston fire report reaches Augusta via stagecoach on Thursday night. A passenger recalls a telegraphic despatch about another serious Charleston blaze. Hayne Béreen is said to be much affected while the Charleston Hotel status remains unclear, with doubts about the accuracy of the rumor.
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Charleston
Augusta
Hayne Béreen
Clarleston
Fins
Tragic trampling of May 16 leads to fatal leg injury
Distressing report of Mrs Dickson, wife of Rev Bugh Dickson, thrown from a horn on Friday May 16. She suffered fractures and a full dislocation around the ankle joint with soft-tissue division. Gangrene began days later. surgeons attempted foot preservation but amputated the limb the following Thursday with her age noted. Doctors Archer Wardlaw Branch aided by Arcline.
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Dicknox
Bugh Dickson
Dra. Archer
Wardelaw
Branch
Wardlaw
Arcline
Iendel Weberbruns
Cuba Expedition Failures and Postwar Movements
The Cuba expedition under Gen Lopez failed after landing at Cardenas where patriots captured the governor and several officers but later withdrew. About 400 patriots were killed or wounded vs over 100 Spanish casualties. The expeditionists scattered near Key West with some returning to New Orleans. Gen Toyer’s arrest in Savannah ended with dismissal after no evidence.
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Hur
Lopes
Crrdenna
Cardenas
Lopez
Matinzs
Hin
Qovernor
Key West
Tanda
U.S
Frein Vis
New Orleans
Toyer
Sassmnah
Nichols
Fte
Cube
Eae Ai
The Nashville Convention and Southern Representation
The Nashville Convention looms as the remaining hope for the South to secure its rights. Delegates from this State have departed. South Carolina will be represented, and the South must rely on the convention to preserve its interests or face Northern dictation.
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South Carolina
Washington
Wash
Compromise Criticisms Across Georgia Alabama Papers
The Charleston Courier notes broad condemnation of Mr Clay's compromise plan. Georgia and Alabama papers unite in opposition, with the Montgomery Advertiser publishing the Committee of Thirteen report and labeling the proposals as an insult to the South.
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Molitarry
Charleston
Sheriff-elect Hays noted in San Francisco quake region News
An Eater from California reports Tredeamshiyy Crescent City arriving in New York on the 27th with intelligence from California. Jack Hays elected Sheriff of San Francisco County Sacramento City amid flooding and heavy property losses. Surveyors Hopeless and two others plus Lieuts Bache Browning sailed for Trinidad Bay. A large fire in Sacramento City caused about sixty thousand dollars in damage. Business depressed, lumber scarce, property values falling.
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Tredeamshiyy
Crescent City
New York
Chagres
Inter
Cal
Jack Hays
San Francisco
Sacramento City
Johu I
Peoples
Bache
Browning
Trinidad Bay
General Conference adjourns after cholera disrupted session
The General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Bynth adjourned on the sixth after a harmonious meeting. Cholera in St. Louis caused the session to abort and business to be hurried. Proceedings show progress despite disruptions. An exit meeting is planned in Columbus, Georgia.
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General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Clurch
Bynth
St. Louis
Columbus
Congress Debates California and Utah Admin Bill
Fragmented OCR text from a Washington page notes debates over a bill governing California administration and the establishment of new territories. It references Mr Clomine and Clay, with mentions of Utah and New Madrid, indicating a broader federal policy discussion and opposition to the broader parliamentary report.
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Sun
Clomine
Goule
Clay
Waksivorow
Marne
California
Tersivoridi Gery Arumonte
Utah
Madiou
Canala
Solore
Public Meeting Rebutts Northern Compromise Proposals
The report of the committee on compromise is protested by Southern leaders. Clay faces opposition while Foote defends the measure. Benton and Dickinson figures weigh in on mint schemes as debates extend through the Senate and House. Local notices cover rail collapses, emigration, a runaway slave case, and a Tammany Hall anniversary dinner.
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Clemens
Soule
Clay
Lilly
Jim
Benton
Port Rehton
Ban Franksen
Foote
West Elselion
Cobb
Georia
Baily
Senate
Ibis
California
The
Republic
Phi
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Lammich
New York City
Dickinson
Charleston
House of Representatives
Boyd
Coleock
Meret
Alabama
nanursTox
Therning
Cohatitatt
United States
Congress
South
Sind
Reforming the Judiciary Dominates Public Attention
The piece notes eight of ten candidates remaining in the field and a growing public demand for judiciary reform. It asserts that the electorate shows a determined spirit and little doubt about success, with Southron cited as a source.
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Southron
Weather and religious group notes amid Cuban movement
A brief weather remark notes a stretch of tainting weather through the week and a reader item about the Sun newspaper flag at a building top. The column lists various missions and societies with figures for 187,000 plus, including WY lusto for the blind and New York Female Missionary Society, and references the Cuban movement as a topic ahead of other readers.
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N.Y
Free Chiba
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