Bank of Columbus April 1 1833 financial report
The message to Gov Lumpkin includes a full statement from the Bank of Columbus dated April 1 1833 detailing Capitol Stock paid in notes in circulation deposits and the bank's relations with other banks and notes held. It notes no bad debt except a possible item from the Bank of Macon and mentions transfers of notes to cover that debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank OF Columbus
Wass
Wis
Gog
Lumpkin
New-York
Mobile
New Orleans
Montgomery
Charleston
Savannah
Anka
Bank of Macon
Seaboren Jones
de Bank of
Columntus
Capitol
Stockholders list for Columbus Insurance Bank 1934
The document records stockholders in the Columbus Insurance Bank at Muscogee county with signatures of James Watson president and Burton Hepburn cashier sworn April 19 1934. It notes the board posture and officers present as witnesses to the oath and stockholder list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbis
Foo Waton
Pee
Hepburn
Cath
Cporgla
Muscogee County
James
Natson
Burton Hepburn
Taserance Bank of Columbus
Watson
B.C
Leda
J. Juounson
Fist of
Isurance Bank of
Columbus
Correspondence Request From Ga Officials to War Secretary
Mississippi era spelling and garbled lines describe a Ga official Wilson Lumpkin asking Secretary of War Lewis Cass to publish correspondence to correct misrepresentations. Dated Milledgeville April 6 1833, the note requests newspaper intervention to clarify communications for Georgia and the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millederowdle
May
Georgia
Wilson Lumpkin
Ga. c. Milledgeville
Lewis Cass
Cherokee removal letters reveal executive stance on state laws
The correspondence shows President’s view that military force may not be used to remove intruders from Cherokee lands in North Carolina and Tennessee. War Department letters emphasize the Cherokee lands in those states fall outside state jurisdiction, and urge correct impressions for a favorable Cherokee council decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. States
John Ross
Ross
War Department
Georgia
United States Army
Tivorgia
United States
Blaine
Estriet
Elbery Herring
Aessia
Jalme Ross
Sm—T
Col. Montgomery
Major Carry
Spedhal Aecot
Lewis Cass
Lumpitin
Gan
Cory
Lennesse
North Carolina
Alabama
Lam
Ofive Indian Affairs
Pennessee
Cherokee Council
Ol’t. Serv
T. Elbert Tering
Bert. B. Curry
Lesq
Bdoerantaonr
Gratorans
Secretary of War
Endian
Mr. Ross
Col. Montcomery
Marea
Tennessee
Carther
Cifius
Elbert
Herring
John Ridge
Mog
Lads Coosa
Labor Hours for Children in Factories Stir Parliament Debate
The piece reports repeated efforts in Parliament to limit child labor hours in factories, notably in Lancashire and Scotland, with advocates like Sadler and Peel arguing reforms are needed. It condemns long night shifts in Bel fish factories, describes harsh punishments, and cites opposition from factory supporters who claim such limits harm manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guglind
Sadler
Robert Peel
Benjamin Hobhouse
Belfish
Infaney
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Theories of State Power and Law
Fragmented text discusses authority and law with references to a ruler and congress. It mentions concepts of sovereignty, obedience, and public power, with unclear attribution and multiple garbled names and phrases. The fragment appears to be a historical or theoretical note rather than a complete narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hin
Wodel
Judge Wayne
Congress
Gov. Crass
Gare Essronovgn
Tony
Tern Washingrton
Aod
Visles
Fer Imads
Tron
Iavy
Georgi
Thomas PL
Randolph County court records reveal tensions at Floyd trial
The document recounts proceedings involving Tevddob and others in Fairfax County with references to Col. Ashton and Nathan Be Mdanehingl. It notes contempt threats, witness statements, and ongoing cautions as officials pursue a process, while factions clash over loyalties and potential charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Elesar
Fairax
Col. Ashton
Sli
Dudive
Wwe
Sda
Bacanars
Porter
Rendolph
Lia Earris
Ryling
Ates
Bis Agency
Fevicns
Unclear historic political fragmentary text forces minimal headline
Fragmentary OCR reads as a political discussion with names and terms garbled. It mentions Congress, administration, and references to figures like Meare and GGYiloon amid nonsensical phrases and scattered names.
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Dar Baie
Oluvbus
Gilli Sandy
Efemen
Columbia
Weusa
State of Georgia
Augusta
State of de Ovi
Goenteal Bank of Georgia
Merchants’ & Planters’ Bank
Merchants’ & Planters
Bank of Moyiehia, PLC
Istance Dank
Vollars
John Bozeman
Tor
Coun
Rothon
Delansir Clay
Bayon
Werd le
Hawkinsville
Jus
Wardaworth
Lewis
Alien
Wn Neriile
Donna A. Hudson
Fis Breedoney Wilson Lumpkin
George G Snberry
Hunt
Seaburn Thorp
Gann
Hawkinaville
Amoual Sci
Cowles
Rawls
A& Co
Gotlin
Ames Brown
Don Packer
T. Jotoston
A. Champion
Collier
Bank of Harwlansegue
Hank
Fechonee
Gotun
New York
Mattte
Bates
Bank of
Macon
Boaneh
Georgir
Tabo City
St. Woastthuon
Bank
Dlankinsville
Geo. Seldey Neont
Mochanes Bank of
Coro
DANK
Apriti
A.B. Dav S
Cahier
Stockhulidecs
Am't
Ty Aie
Cnet
Shore
Poon
Binte
Boss Ant
Gunter Sarah
Berett
Dartock
Nates
Iseannte
Ledbeater
Warren Det
Ak Teater Es Low
le Forgila
Munseogee County
Seaborn Jones
Bank of Connibus
Arthur B. Davis
Davis
A.B Davis
I. WM. HH. Alston
J.P
James C. Watson
Dougald
W. Murray
Augusta Corostele
Dlbert Morring
Col
Mulledortille Recorder
Federsl Union
Panderstand
Washington
Sagecs
Sam
Bdo
McE
Porull
Fioverny Cass
Ruaour
Baedowics
Mieler
Sadier
Rayeoy
Sys Gibbon
D&e
Pune
Panerore
Satin Pivnie
Spartina
Virginia Beles
Nuit
Lan
Chin
Bea Ton
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