Legislative notes and land sales notices 1847 entry
The document lists acts and amendments from 1847 Georgia legislation, including land and estate sales rules, public notices, and corporate incorporations. It references injunctions on debt imprisonment, penitentiary oversight, and various county boundary changes as part of the session’s topics. It also contains correspondence on national political debates and anti slavery discourses with regional commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Reuben H. Hood
Tilman S. Hood
Forsyth County
Forsyth
Jackson
William L. Williams
Richmond
Job Rogers
Oustanala River
Irwinton Bridge Company
Appling
Telfair
William G. Taylor
Floyd Snl
Chattooga
Floyd
Treasury Committee
Keeeper
Ilche
Lumpkin County
Gainesville
Atlanta
DeKalb County
Hall
Wiliam Ly Bullard
Randolph
Cass County
James R. Thomas
Ware
Columbus
Franklin County
Sail River
Savannah River
Eorgia
Habersham
Rabun
Baldwin
Chatiooga
Franklin
Gwinnett
Heard
Wilkes
Upson
McTintosh
Thomas
Jefferson
Cobb
Hancock
Dooly
Marion
Cooper, Wiley and Stroup
Elridge Fulgum
Baker
Memphis Branch Rail Road and Steam Boat Company
Milledgeville Turnpike and Rail Road Company
Camden
Glynn
Meinost
Scriver
Washington
Marion Dragoons
Cpson County
Jones
Jasper
Jones County
G. M
Tatnalt
Monroe County
Culloden
Walton
Newton
Archibald -Harris
Paulding
Martha Ada Smith
Keenow
Randolph County
Lavina Loyless
Henry Loyless
Ordinmary
Twiggs County
de Bonis van
I Y Loyless
Oni Bend
Daniel Aderbold
Chinlahoochee River
Naced
Lowndes
Female impersonator soldier discovered at Fort Mary
A correspondent reports a woman masquerading as a gobbler soldier at Fort Mary, Indiana battalion HQ under Col. Gilpin. Mustered from St. Louis into Capt. Holtzscheitter’s company at Fort Leavenworth, she served as private and cook, then discharged November end and returned home in male attire. Pursuit and arrest of alleged lieutenants Schnabel followed when ill will surfaced, while she roamed the fort in uniform, said to endure campaign fatigues better than many men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ar‘iy
St. Louis
Tts
O'Hara
Schnabel
Col. Gilpin
Delta
Soldiers' valor and Whig dissent in Mexico war
The article highlights the Louisiana Volunteers supper for Col. Milseaye and Gen Twiggs. It argues soldiers fight for country, not party, and condemns Whig critics who question the war. It notes Congress support, sacrifices, and the paradox of patriotism amid polarized politics. It includes a fiscal rumor about a Russian loan and a brief eclipse forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Dallas
Cass
Buchanan, Dickinson &c
Federal Party
Congress
Wilmot
Webster
Liberty Party
Free States
Gen’ Harrison
Clingman
North Carolina
District of Columbia
Giddings
Federal Union
Mexico
Vera Oras
Louisiana
Mileseaye
Twig
Tavne
D. E. Twiggs
Erro Gordo
Thong
Hank
Het
Corwin
Clay
Amercan
Twiggs
Fritndt
Notts
The
New York Herald
Sandaify
Wall’ Street
M. Bobats
London
Orion
Ste Petersburg
Thia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albany Patriot
TY Nelson Tift
Seth
Boughton
Pamela
Vna Pulic Gazette
Jors
Corgia
Hancock Guards
Harris County Cavalry
Harris
State of
Monroe
Supreme Court
Central Bank of Georgia
Abram Peavy
Troup County
Hiram P. Peavy
Savannah
Chatham
Mecon and Western Railroad Company
Samuel Jackson
Chetionga
Lewis Zachry
Henry
Bank of Augusta
Augusta Insurance and Banking Company
Central Rail Road and Banking Company
Macon and Western Rail Road Company
Central Rail Road
Macon and
Western Inuit
Macon
Simon Ward
Lichmond County
George Mixon Jr
James H. Mahaffy
Chatham Ar Mory
James Jordanore
James Harrison
Samuel Harrison
Ano
Ocmu Company
Munybaal
Butts
Newton Gee
Loulsell
Sile
Tobn
Quincy Adams
Abs. H. Stephens
Henry Clay
Lynch
Adam
Ship of State
Féak
Datras
Bucuanan