Georgia Senate Opens with Resignations and New Members
Editorial from Evening Dispatch reports Georgia Senate and House organization in 1858. President Ward resigns. new senators and officers sworn in. reception of Governor Brown’s message. committees formed for education and university endowment. Franklin College report urged. presses invited to seats. early measures include bills on counties, manumission, railroads, and judiciary reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munencrvuan
General Assembly
State of Georgia
Capitol
Senate
John E. Ward
Reynolds
Newton
Joseph H. Lumpkin
Supreme Court
Wilcoxon
Coweta
Holcombe
Cherokee
Graham
Dawson
Slaughter
Dougherty
Wilcher
Glasscock
Tison
Glynn
Jarrard
Habersham
Young
Irwin
Fields
Milton
Donaldson
Pierce
Bozeman
Pulaski
Adams
Rabun
Hixon
Schley
Lazenby
Briscoe
Cone
Bullock
House
Logue
Harris
Allan
Downing
Jones
Mitchell
Webb
Sweat
Smith
Randolph
Howards
Warren
Brantly
Ware
Fortner
Wilcox
West
White
John P. Cobb
Gilmer
Towns
Milledge
Richmond
Colquitt
Baker
Lewis
Hancock
Hardeman
Bible
A. x
Gen.Coffee
Paburn
Thomas
Gwinnett
Billups
Morgan
Johnson
A. R. Wright
B. H. Hill
Tom
Augusta
Merriwether
Secretary of State
Beall
Columbia
Jefferson
Franklin College
Senatus Academicus
Church
Athens
Wm. Dougherty
W. Lewis
Bartlett
Jasper
Dr. Church
Judge Lumpkin
Gov. Brown
Gov. Johnson
Partlett
Joseph Henry Lumpkin
Mr. Lewis
Chatham
P. H. Colquitt
Muscogee
Thos. P. Stubbs
Bibb
J. S. Hill
Troupe
Lawson Fields
Samuel Knox
Franklin
J. A. Billups
E. Gresham
Burke
House OF Representatives
Gordon
Pickett
John Green
Rebecca Green
Antes
Salt Lake
Bigham
Diamond
DeKalb
Fain
Fe Medical College of Georgia
Josefh Joggs
Henry F. Campbell
Board of Trustees
Elijay railroad aid bill and county division resolution
A Georgia legislative summary notes a bill to aid Elijay railroad construction and a Hughes resolution forbidding county division without the county’s consent unless petitioned by residents. Also reported are eulogies for late members Moore, Julien, and Forsyth, plus Curren’s resignation from the State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Pickens
Elijay
Hughes
Liberty
Congress
Canton
Jasper
Ball Ground
Moore
Glynn
Julien
Forsyth
Jones
Warren Lewis
Green
Gordon
Savannah
Milledge
Richmond
Hillyer
Warren
Market report from Liverpool and New Orleans trade note
The America reports Liverpool weekly cotton sales at 34 000 bales with 400 by speculators and 6000 by exporters. Friday sales 6000 bales. Prices quoted for Orleans and Upland varieties. London money easy. Bank bullion down 220000. New Orleans yellow fever deaths and a cotton broker’s suicide noted. Also reports frost in Savannah and murder cases, with several other market movements in Savannah, Charleston, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Liverpool
Fair Orleans
Orleans
Fair Uplands
London
Bank of England
Tagus
Chanteston
Monty
New Orleans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Dispatch
Campbell Minstrels
By Hill
Quillian
Robinson
Talbot
Ly Shropshire
Walker
Chattooga
Superior Court
Stubbs
Western & Atlantic Railroad
Stubb
Tate Committee of Investigation
Fayette
Fayette and
Henry
Butler
Lowndes
Brooks
Whitaker
Sensttus Academicus
Wilkes
Board of Education
Lincoln County
Davis
Luffman
Mott
City of
Columbus
Lewis of
John of Patmos
Heaven
Ocean
Afric
Giles
Firntuen
Panapenema
Philadelphia
Washington Engine Company
Sixteenth
Pine Streets
Washington
Thomas Robinson
John Fleming
Nashville
Tenn
Lynn
Mansfield
Stevenport
Gabriel Gray
Pearlsburg
Virginia Military Institute
Glennville
Ala
Petersburg Express
Martha Ellen Farley
John A. Farley
Indiana
Thim
Telegraph
The
America
BR. H. Chilton
New York
Navy
Cubao
Indiana Inquirer
A — Muerder
Australia
Wm. A. Alden
Augusta Me
Oliver Jordan
James Moyes
Sidney
Rhode Island
Thomas F. Jones
Mobile
Tennessee Farmer
Sugar House
Josiah Sibley & Sons
Warren Block
Acéulm
A. D. Williams
Alexander Deas
R. C. Sap
Thayer
Turpin’s Block
Broadstreet
Ganoyttf
Masonic Hall
Benjamin F. Chew
William H. Maharrey
W.M.T. Gould
James L. Coleman
Wood
Professor Wood
United States
Canada
Havilan, Chichester & CO
Darby
J. Darby
Auburn
Alabama
J. M. Newely & Co
U.S
M. A. Winberg
McIntosh Street
Hollingsworth & Baldwin
Broad Street
Union Bank
U. S
J. Morris
R. C
Thomas W. Thomas
Superior Courts of the Northern Circuit
Dancing Academy
Jd. W. Biggs
N. B
Mr. B
Waynesboro
A. Yonge
McIntosh and
Reynolds Streets
M. W. Woodruff
Sn Merchant
D. F. Griffin
Ellis and
McIntosh Streets
Alpheus M. Rodgers
Middle Circuit
Ugar
Porto Rico
Campbells
Congert
Rumsey & Newcomes
Campbell Minstrels and
C. W. Gart
Magic Bugler
Gar
Ties Arke
Richmond County
Esther A. Maharrey
nouil_ FOSTER BLODGET
Clifford
Gus Bennefiild
Luther Roll
Hershey's
Umbrellas, &c
Hersey’ S
Hersey’s
Shaker
Merino
United States Hotel
Spaeth
Telfair
Eureka Family
P Stovall & CO
Rogers & Bowen
State Bank
BE. H. Rogers
W. &. Bowen
Thomas Whyte
Broad-street