Bainbridge Georgia A Growing Southern Emprorium
Editorial correspondence from Bainbridge Georgia March 7 1859 describes the town’s rapid growth since 1825 with a courthouse square plan a sizable population about 1000 two newspapers the Argus and Southern Georgian cotton and tobacco crops totals taxes land values and local factories nearby and notes plans for a female college a main trunk road to Alapaha and prospects of Bainbridge becoming a regional emporium. It also reports Rev Thomas Corpert’s death from a buggy accident and criticizes the term levee for presidential receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnarines
Achicola
Buipbridge
Fort Hughes
The
Argus
Jennie Woodbine
New York
Degatur County
Eastahachee
Bainbridge Manfacturing Company
Bainbridge
Flint
Georgia
Florida Line
Quincy
Tallahassee
Tuos. Corpert
Newnan
Washington
Congress
Post Office Department
Brown
Senate
Toomms
Toomis
House
P. R
Simon
Stephens
America
Burgerworra
Srexzes
Everett the magician to perform in Augusta soon
Special correspondence from Macon Georgia notes Everett the famous magician and his troupe touring Augusta with feats of legerdemain and dexterity praised as chaste and instructive entertainment. The piece highlights other performers and the band, urging refined audiences to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Eorror
Everett
Augusta
America
Manoosa
Mr. Coreman
Carrie
Louise
Litzy
Jennie
Derta
Orpheus
Lycareus
Virginia Democracy in Disunion Debate and Slavery Clash
A lengthy critique of Virginia politics ties the Letcher nomination to anti slavery and Emancipation fears. It argues the Virginia, and thus Southern, stance shifts threaten the Union and slavery’s future, urging Southern unity and warning of partisan consequences for the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
South
John Letcher
Old Dominion
Old Richmond Enquirer
Gov. Wise
Douglas
Richmond Enquirer
Goggins
Psuedo
Kansas
Li Thayer
Georgia
Buchanan
Oregon
Liberia
Free States
Lecompton
Free Soil
Senate
Mark Tapley
Cuba
Central America
Mexico
V. Y. Evening Post
Darby
Market notes and ship news from Charleston to New York
Market reports from Charleston and Portiano along with ship arrivals from Savannah Cuarteston Moritz and New Orleans detail cotton sales totals from 1200 to 138000 bales, price movements, and port stock changes. News from the North Briton and Arabia notes French troop movements and European tensions as well as freight and product price shifts in New York markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Columbia
Savannah
Augusta
Atlanta
Macon
Columbus
Montgomery
Suema
Mobile
New Orleans
J. Darby
Auburn
Ala
Haviland, Chichester & CO
N. B
Prof. Darby
Portiano
Liverpool
Arabia
Halifax
Algiers
France
Napoleon
Austria
Spain
Cuarteston
Moritz
New, Orleans
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Georgia Railroad
Hamburg
Interior
J. V. Tarver
H. F. Russell
John V. Tarver
Hongspalt Cg
Penn
Sern W
Betsey Perry
de, A. Strong
Honesdale
Seth W. Fowie & Co
Washington Street
Boston
Boston Waverly Magazine
Cavuttroy
Professor Wood
United States
Canada
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Gchening
Society of Washington
Old Buck
Siemens
Messrs
Irvin
Thomas
Milledge
Walker
Saluatenat Nisbet
Weems
Gardner
Jenkins
Smythe
Gibson
Wright
Jones
Shumake
Sims
Willingham
Starnes
Steenens
L. Wade
E. G. Wade & Co
Scriys County
New York Journal
Toombs
Seward
Wade
V. S. Tribune
Dr. Cauty
Mississippi
Young Victor Ward
Louisville
Tarer Cornerepsy
Adam Eokvhart
Michigan Central
Takig
Destroit Free Press
Pshawno
G. Ford
R. Rogers
Ford
Marion Star
New England
Middle States
North
Tennessee
Kentucky
Southern States
Western States
Clarksville
Cumberland
Europe
London Time
Vienna
Russia
Taganrog
Turkey
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Andrew Jackson
Louisiana
Battle
Gulf of Mexico
Paraguay
Charleston, S.C
Lamback & Cooper
Geo
Telegraph
Cranteston
Ship News
City of
Norfolk
Overman
Rio Janeiro
Mcintos
Reynolds Streets
M. W. Woodruff
Ians
Herbert Stallings
Cor. D’antiguac & Carriesis
Mar
L. Lyons
Lyons
Haviland, Chichester & Cy
James A. Jones
Barnes
Simi
McIntosh and
Reynolds
Simpson & Gardner
Jyliwig
Goulding
John St
N. Y
J. R. Wison
First Presbyterian Church
Hall of the Association
Ie’ Clerk Council
City Hall
Samwl H. Crump
Tts
Barnwell Sentinel
E. A. Bronson
Mars Tf Ed
W. B. Griffin
Dancing Academy
J. M. Biggs
Mars
Mee
A. Bignon
J. M. Newby & CO
Harris
John G. Clark
Quebec
John Musson & CO
Montreal
Eerhave
John Birks & CO
Saint Paul
Miyngsora
Peerhave
WM. H. Wolff
H. B. Pearson
Wetrsayne
Baerhave
WM. H. Kirker
York
Boerhave
C. A. Morris & CO
Saxtomn
Shelbyville Banner
Anthony D. Hill
F. Russell
Spears & Hight
Chalmers Gallery of Fine Arts
Everett’s Pavilion
Auguste
Medical College
Boeswald
Garmouin Brass
Baloon Ascension
E. M. Lewis
Masonic Hall
Broad St
Augusta, Ga
Burch & Robert
Broad-st
Roe
Jubn
Obigusta
Edgefield
Columbia Co
D. B
M. § Sheff
Angus
Marl
Atterns
Ee Eratos
Winship's
Paris
Marlovu
W. Woon
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