Local notes from the LaGrange era and regional notices
A patchwork of 1859 Georgia items includes bar admission for J. Sarroxy Jr., a horse accident injuring Groner M. Hynt, Augusta gossip on local manners, a Great Western Railroad accident with fatalities, drought affecting wheat, counterfeit coins, and remarks on beards and public manners.
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Groner M. Hynt
Preston
South Western News
Wanderer auction stirs crowd as Lamar buys schooner
The Wanderer and its tackle were sold by the U S Marshall. Lamar bought the schooner for 4000 dollars after a tense bidding war with Van Horn the jailer of Chatham county. Some observers allege government influence aimed to pressure Lamar, fueling public controversy.
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Avanta Intelligencer
Savannan
Messrs
Eniersi
Wanderer
U. S. Marshall
Currie
C. A. L. Lamar
Chatham County
Lamar
van Horn
U.S
Buonaway-Cops
Drs
Fall of a horse injures boy as band leader is jailed
A street performance by Matt Peel and his Band of negro singers led to a buggy horse bolting and injuring a Negro boy. Peel was arrested and bound for $1000, then departed for Louisville. Other items include a Georgia Book Depository site chosen in Macon, a shooting in Newberry, and warnings about nickel coin poisoning.
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Bainbridge
Usper Borp
Clerksville
Matt Peel
Louisville
Nashville
GeorGda
Southern Christian Advocate
Georgia
Methodist Church
Macon
Court House
Newberry
Davis
Davenport
Detroit Free Press
David Campbell
Virginia
Abingdon
Douglas
Senate
Territories
South
Congress
Hayespare Co
Penn
Sera W. Fowre
Wissar
Bertsty Perrin
A. Strong
Honesdale
Sera W. Fowre & Co
Washington Street
Snakes, Mice, and Political Tricks Across the Nation
A Blairsville Postmaster kept rattlesnakes as pets and fed them mice, leading to a dramatic death of a mouse feasting on the snakes. The Louisville Journal critiques Congress for cutting funds yet avoiding reform, warning of future deficits. The piece ends noting hog disease decimating local livestock in Sandersville.
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William Donnelly
Blairsville
Westmoreland County
Donnelly
Dittsburgh Chronicle
Louisville Journal
Democratic Congress
Congress
36Th Congress
Cotton markets report with steady prices in Savannah and Cuarteton
Markets in Savannah on March 24 see 447 bales sold while prices stay firm with Middling Fair at 123 4 cents. In Cuarteton 3,000 bales sold today and 10,900 for the week with Good Middling at 121 2 cents and a 1 8 point advance for Middling qualities.
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Savannah
Cuarteston
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