Public Laws and political decay noted in 1859 dispatch
The Boston or Philadelphia like column reports on public laws from the late legislative session and a decay in administration papers. It cites Ohio Statesman Illinois Herald Louisville Democrat Richmond Enquirer and other papers. contrasts political support with fading influence. It also covers a Waynesboro affray where Lassiter and Bouter were involved, a Madison Female College term starting January 10 with board details, a fatal clothing fire incident, and various 19th century local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
Washington
Ohio Statesman
Mangrenny
Richmond Enquirer
Abolition Debate on African Labor and Slave Trade
Readers in the Lumpkin Palladium note a pro Southern plan to import African labor as a cheaper alternative to abolition. The piece argues the South should be allowed to bring workers from Africa to boost cotton and industry while denying middle passage horrors, amid broader commentary on emigration and regional politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Portland
Transcript
New England
Africa
South
Viginia
Friends of Southern Literature
J. C. C. Blackborn Lumpkin
Stewart County
Georgia
Mobile Schooner M. A. McNeil Run Ashore
The schooner M. A. McNeil from Mobile bound to New York ran ashore below Henry likely a total loss for the vessel though cargo saved in damaged condition. Other items note Senate actions in Wasumeron on naval depot and spoliation claims, with commodity prices and a Savannah cotton market update.
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Hamprey Roans
M. A. McNeil
Mobile
New York
Henry
Wasumeron
Senate
Iverson
Brunswick
Crittenden
Messrs. Bigler
Harlan
Pacific
Colfax
Colona Territory
Savannah
Mozitz
New Orleans
Wheeling Ties and Gazette
Prop. Wood
Prof. Wood
Wood
St Louis
United States
Canada
Garden Seed Business expands retail and wholesale offer
M W Woodruff announces a shift to a full line of fresh genuine garden seeds from North American and Southern growers with liberal retail and wholesale terms. Local subscribers are urged to share patronage with five dollars buys a large discount. Augusta January 1 1859. City officers and staff appointments listed for Council.
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North
United States
M. W. Woodruff
Augusta
Richmond Hussars Meet and Church Property Sale Notice
Special notices announce a battalion meeting for the Richmond Hussars at the Clinch Rifles Drill Room on Friday January 7 at 7 o'clock P M. Attendance urged for business of importance. Also a sale or rent offer for pews of the First Presbyterian Church from 3 o'clock P M Friday January 7. Traveling community urged to consider Borhave Holland Bitters for voyage health. Janicéad Dancing Academy announces lessons starting Saturday January 8 at 10 AM and Monday January 10 at 7 PM with classes for ladies and gentlemen and extended sessions for young ladies beginning January 10.
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Summerville Academy
W. Match
Dispatch
B. F. Griffin
R. Mahoney
Richmond Hussars
Clinch Rifles
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Geo. M. Thew
Janicéad
Dancing Academy
J. W. Biggs
Professor
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Waynesboro
Avcustus R. Bouter
Lasarren
Bouter
Lassiter
Madison Female College
Madison
Board of Instruction
James L. Pierce
A. M
William C. Bass
William BR. Foote
Solon G. Smith
E. Louisa Smith
Wave H. Worrorp
Cass County
Philadelphia
Amos Exus
Hitt & Co
Camden
Ark
Wollen
Epwards & Cosy
Dedham
Mass
Salem
Franklin
Decatur
Illinois
Corning
N. Y
Borny
Tex Brock
England
Congress
Berkshire Media College
Yale College
Yale
Eorror
Brown
Times
Brown J
Ireland
Germany
Denmark
Italy
Belgium
West Indies
Sardinia
Federicksburg News
Ralph Abercrombie
Lord Dunfermline
Lord Nan Pier
Hague
Bristol
Abingdon
Mamumy
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Geo Ia
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Src
General Assembly of
State of Georgia
City of
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de Cordova
Rebecca
Judah
Ruth
New Onveans
Jackson Rathroap
Vicksburg Whig
Aberdeen
Canton
Morrissey
Boston
John Hancock
Hiram Powers
Webster
Wm. A. Lofton
Jasper County
Ocmulgee
Joel Barnett
Morgan County
Arkansas
Dr. Moxley
Greenwich
Prince William County
New York Historical Society
el Paso
Texas
John Gillet
Samuel Magnoffin
Cuba
Erie Canal
Preston
Connecticut
Elisha Ayer
Zachary Taylor
Telegraph
Congressional
Lizzie McDonald
Socks
Market Reports
Spurgeon
London
Church of England
God
Strict Communion Baptists
Great Universal Church
Missouri
Douglas
The
Philadelphia News
James John Johnston
I. P. T. McCrosxy
Monroe Co
Tenn
San Jose
California
Makiy M
George Gallacher
of Banks
Roan County
Tennessee
Anthony D. Hill
Augusta, Ga
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Treasury
City Cemetery
City Hall
Houghton
Peete
Oeeke
Sueytines
City Watch
H Crump
Bes
Pearce’s Academy
T. W. Lee
Old Place
Strom Steamboat Company
J. B. Guieu
J. M. Newby & CO
U. S
Novi Ti
EXCEL
J. W. Tarver
H. F Russell
H. F. Russell
Thayer
Turpin’s Block
Broadtreet
Sanfoord
Sanford
Chalmers Gallery of Fine Arts
Jean
Morse
Dr. Morse
C. H. Ring
CH. Ring
Broadway
York
Canadas
Haviland, Chichester & CO
Plumb & Leitner
James Clarke
J. Clarke
Great Britain
Joe Moses
C. Saldwin &Co
Rochester
N. B
Gale
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Honespace Co
Penn
Sera W. Fower
Wistar
BeTshy Perrin
A. Strong
Honesdale
Sera W. Fowre & Co
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Imad
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Gini
McIntosh- Street
Hollingsworth & Baldwin’s
Broad Street
Union Bank
MR. Murdoch
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MR. Belton
Bae
Janz
EW Books
Isabella Orsini
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Voe MacIntord
B Wendell Holmes
Holy Land
W. M. Thomson
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Harper' S Weekly
Vernon Grove
John Ruskin
Spungeon
Thorndale
George A. Oates
A. I. Muna
M.D. Alexander
U.S. A
Thomas Dunn English
M. D
Henry Clapp, Jr
C. C. van Buren
J. M. Platt
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South Worth
Anna Whelpley
Betty Heartly
Virginia Vaughan
TL. Vernon
Minnie Mantour
Hattie Clark
T. B. Sinclair
Hatret Il, “ “ Ue A
M. B. Dean
McCord,Horton & Walton
Java
Mercer
Dean’s
Hale’s
New Liverpool
M. C
Jesse Brown
Londres
Sanchez Plantation
Mumm
Royal Rose
Heidsick
Butt, Morris & Co
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J. F. Malgaigne
John H. Packard
M.D
Thos. Richards & Sun
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A. D. William
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