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Oration excerpts and public notices across the 1882 Georgia and Carolinas scene
The text presents a collage of civic orations, patriotic tributes to Washington and Jefferson, and public letters. It notes Georgia and South Carolina figures, discusses liberty, and mentions a Gainesville publication of an oration delivered on July 4 plus correspondence seeking publication. It also covers a mail route proposal from New York to New Orleans, a new post office in Roanoke, and local trades news from New York shoemakers and a marriage notice referencing Col. Burr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Ranbotra
Roanoke
J. Turnsuch
Charleston
Thomas Holland
Georgia
South ‘Carolina
HamilTon
Wayne
Tree of
J. M. McAfee
Geo. WasttscTon
Andrew Jack
G. W. Brown
George ‘Washington
Joseph Cain
Richmond
Ofice
C. Walker
Gen
Jack
Waterton
Lavery
South Carolina
R. Tuorston
Tate
B. Dalton
J. C. Cat
J. M. McAtee
I. Ww. Jonrs
Gainesville
Joseph Fr J. Thomas Tate
A. Dauvergnd
J. W. Jones
J. Frepenick
Charleston Courier
N. York
N. Orleans
New Yok
New Orleans
United States
Augusta
Tallahassee
Sea Board
Mexico
New York
N.Y
Ta’thaksee
Tallanasaee
Cedar Biff
Chaotahatchie River
Cedar Bluff
Pensacola
Blakely
Mobile
New-York
Nw York
Southern Banner
Cherokee Intelligencer
Benj. F Curry
Federal Union
Washington
Carry
Lamar
Foster
Mr. Foster
Wall
Teady
East
Curry
Sam
William
Javer
Seelf
Stewart County
T. B. Mulfern
Southern Recorder
Bos
Ras Col
Aaron Burr
Col. Bury
Har