Georgia Legislature Opens with Banking Reform and Rail Plan
From Milledgeville Georgia November 2 1858 the Dispatch reports a sparse legislature arrivals with Governor's message due next day. The message likely endorses bank restrictions small bills subtreasury and rail and road aid while expanding penal code and tax law changes. Also notes university endowments and denominational colleges funding and a possible railroad endowment. A China mission appointment and ship arrivals in Savannah are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western and Atlantic Railroad
State University
Military Institute
State Agricultural Society
Underwood
Milledgeville Hotel
Members of the Legislature List Milledgeville 1858 Georgia Assembly
The Georgia Legislature met at Milledgeville on the third inst. The list includes members by county with numerous surnames such as Appling Benette Graham Baker Hammond Colquitt Baldwin Briscoe Kenan, and many others. The article also covers fashion notes for ladies and various shortest reports.
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Georgia
Milledgeville
Appling
Benette
Graham
Baker
Hammond
Colquitt
Baldwin
Briscoe
A. Kenan
Berrien
Williams
McDonald
Bibb
Stubbs
Hardeman
Lockett
Burke
Gresham
Schley
Hines
Bryan—Hart
Mattox
Bulloch
Cone
McLean
Butts
Ward
Harkness
Cass
Vicksburg Whig
Sanford
Theodore Frank
Pittsburgh and Steubenville
James Clarer
J. Clarke
Great Britain
United States
Canada
Joe Moses
J.C. Baldwin & Co
Rochester
New York
N. B
Haviland, Chichester & CO
Exhibitors Prepare at Fair Grounds in Stirring Week
The Montgomery Advertiser notes exhibitors arranging articles for display at the fair. Stock arrives all day and about four hundred visitors are expected from the 12 o'clock train. Hotels fill rapidly as weather threatens rain, a stirring week seems likely if it clears. Browstow. A Chattanooga Gazette writer suggests Knoxville Whig editor as 1859 governor candidate. Rosalie Durand Opera Troupe touring Richmond Virginia.
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Mintevasyutur
Capitol
John E. Ward
Senate
J. W. H. Underwood
House
Spain
Ossuna
Seville
Rovince
Jennet
Juno
Venus
Contarina Fleming
Montgomery
Browstow
Chattanooga Gazette
Knoxville Whig
Liverpool Cotton Market and U S Election Returns
Liverpool market fell 1-8d to 1-4d with 34,000 bales sold as holders met offers but sold slowly. New York reports include Governor elect Amasa J. Packer likely wins by 20,000 votes and Republicans gain seats in Congress. Also notes on cotton sales in New Orleans and Charleston and assorted financial details.
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Liverpool
New York
Amasa
J. Packer
New Jersry
Delawars
Orleans
New Orleans
Rosin Dullat
Savannan
Morttr
Cuarteston
Wood
Professor Wood
United States
Canada
Dr. Morse
C. H. Ring
N. Y
C H. Ring
Broadway
York
Canadas
West Indies
Haviland, Chichester & CO
Plumb & Leitner
Augusta
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Evening Dispatch
Geo
Charlottesville
China
Joan E. Warp
Huntsville
Post
Savannah
Woopout
Magrath
United States Court
Charleston
Coweta
Wilcoxon
Smith
Kirby
Catoosa
McConnell
Sprayberry
Calhoun
Griffin
Colley
Crawford
Walker
Wright
Clay
Castleberry
Lee
Clinch
Staten
Tomlinson
Campbell
Roberts
Clarke
Carlton
Moore
Cobb-Roberts
Awtry
Harris
Coffee
Ashley
Wall
Columbia
Neal
Fuller
Lazenby
Turner
Gay
Dade
Sutton
Carenton
Dawson
Heard
Decatur
Arnett
Powell
DeKalb
Akins
Diamond
Dougherty
Slaughter
Dooly—Mounger
Taylor
Early
Collier
Davis
Efingham—Morrel- Gravensteiner
Emanuel—Overstreet
Fortner
Elbert—Adams
Craft
Franklin —Knox
Pruett
Fannia
W C Fain
T W Fain
Fayette—Johnson
Brasswell
Fulton—Whitaker
Westmoreland
Forsyth—Strickland
McAfee
Floyed
McGuire
Webster
Glasscock
Wildher
Logue
Gilmer—Quillian
Pickett
Glynn
Tison
Greene—Dawson
McWhorter
Lewis
Gordon
Byrd
Barret
Gwinnett
Thomas
Hopkins
McDaniel
Habersham
Jarrard
Allan
Hall
Panks
Chapman
Hancock
Brantly
Hill
Edwards
Kimbrough
Hart—Stowers
Myers
Haralson
Westbrooks
Merchison
Henry—-Arnold
Johnson
Houston
Matthews
Marshall
Gilbert
Stokes
Lane
Irwin
Young
Dorminy
Jackson
Hays
Hardy
Mints
Jefferson
Little
Jones
Humphries
W S$ Moughan
Jasper Bartlett
Darden
Laurens
Robinson
Holmes
Liberty
Mallard
Hughes
Lincoln
Lockheart
Wilkes
Lee—Wooten
Batts
Lowndes
West
Carter
Lumpkin
Riley
Finley
Macon
Felton
Frederick
Madison
Gholston
Strickland
Marion
Brown
Mitchell
Cumbie
MclIntosh
R Spalding
Owen
McRya
McMillan
Morgan
Billups
Fannin
Monroe
Crowder
Clark
Battle
Muscogee
Tate
J. E. Price
Pike
Bloodworth
Polk
Durden
McGregor
Pulaski
Bozeman
Delamar
Putnam—Marshall
Terrell
Reid
Rabin
Upson-Fambro
Sherman
Earl Dal Strange
Braswell
Walton—Harris
Hillyer
Warren—Beall
Ware—McDonald
Wayne—O' Bryan
Cannon
Wilcox
McDuffie
Wilkes—Pope
Willis
White
Whittfield
Treadwell
Talliaferro
Wilkinson
Huntsville Advocate
Samuel Hall
Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Ala
Laurel Grove
John Hawes
Massachusetts
Charlotte Ida Wade
James Hamilton
Scotland
Catherine Johnson
Rebecca
Anthony Hargrave
Poor House
W. T. Thompson
B. H
Michigan
Hugh A. Compton
Tazewell County
Missouri
Rosalie Durand
Richmond, Virginia
Telegraph
Europe
America
Haufax
Havre
Havre Tres Ordinaire
London
Consols
Michican
Wisconsin
Charles Dunn
Iixers
Douglas
Illinois
Catcano
New York Market
Diep
Atlantic T. Cable
Cable
Wilmington Journal
T. J. Bowen
National Intelligencer
Central
Africa
Mr. Bowen
Alexander Deas
gThayer
Turpin
Broad Street
Ganovitf
Masonic Hall
Benjamin F. Chew
William H. Maharrey
WM. T. Gould
Noy
James L. Coleman
Havilan
Chichester & CO
Darby
J. Darby
Auburn
Alabama
J. M. Newby
U.S
Medical College
Medical College of Georgia
Joston Jones
Henry F. Campbell
Board of Trustees
M. A. Winberg
MacIntosh-street
Hollingsworth & Baldwin’s
Union Bank
J. Morris
BR. C. Se
Thomas W. Thomas
Ofice of Judge
Superior Courts of
Northern Circuit
Dancing Academy
J. W. Biggs
Mr. B
Waynesboro
A. Yonge
McIntosh and
Reynolds Streets
M. W. Woopruff
McIntoch and
Claiborne Snead
Middle District
D. F. Griffin
Monay
Ellis and
McIntord Streets
Alpheus M. Rodgers
Middle Circuit
Orthern
Novi 1
Thomaston
Slovall & CO
Hovespane Co
Penn
Lern W. Fowre
Bersey Perrin
A. Strong
Honesdale
Sere W. Fowte & Co
Estes & Clark
Aew
Campbells
Star Troupe of the World
Rumsey & Newcomes
Campbell Minstrels and
C. W. Gart
Nord Tl P. A. Clarke
Gale Low
S. H. Stearns
Reynolis Street
Center
Elbert
Venter
Nove Thos. Richards & Son
Hymen
Ben
Sam’s Slick
Haliburton
My4 Thos. Richards & Son
Thomas Powell
Sparta
Morocco
Nord Thos, Richards & Son
Hensels
Hersey’s
Shaker
Merino
United States Hotel
Eureka Family
Rogers & Bowen
Broat Street
State Bank
E. H. Rogers
Bh. Bowen
A. D. Williams