Temperance debate on licensing and revenues in 19th century
The community weighs licensing as a revenue source and curb on vice. Arguments condemn corruption from revenue through gambling and lewdness, urging repeal of laws sanctioning vice and stressing virtuous public opinion. A temperance note praises Washingtonian efforts and recounts social improvements due to reform.
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Washingtonian Society
Washington Society
Cleaning Glass Mirrors With Newspaper Method
Domestic tip explains cleaning glass surfaces including mirrors window panes and lamp globes using damp and dry newspaper. It notes rubbing with moist paper then a dry wrap yields bright clear glass and suggests brimstone fumes remove fruit stains and mildew from linen and cotton.
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Thacatacles &c
Exchange Table Specie Basis Augusta Neres Mechanics Bank
A scrambled financial list shows various Georgia banks and branches with notes on specie basis and bonds. It lists Bank of Augusta, State Bank, Marine and Fire Insurance Bank, Planters Bank, Central Rail Road Bank Macon, and many city councils, railroads, and exchange offices among others with scattered figures and notes.
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Avgusta Neres
Mechanics’ Bank
Pat Brunswick, Bank
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Bank of Aupaste
Augusta Insurance & Banking Co
Georgia Rail Road
State of Georgia
Savannau Notes
State Bank
Marine and Fire ‘Insurance Bank
Aids i Planters’ Bank
Tle Central Rail Road Bank
City Council of
Augusta
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Ctauir
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Ruckersville Bank
Marine & Fire Insurance Bank
Central R. R. Bank
Macon
Fasano
Astaloning Vine Exchange Bank of Brunswick
Insurance Bank of Ees Pence
Phenix Bank
Columbus
Bank of
Hawkinsville
Sesatey
Milledgeville
Monroe Rail Road Bank
Bank of Darien
Chattahoochie R. R
Western Bank of Georgia
Bank of Columbus
Planters & Mechanics Bank Columbus Bank Ofsocajulgoe
Georgia
Sourh Wedine Neves
Charleston Banks
Caesary Hos Bank of Hamburg
Bankes Reticle
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AvaspaMa
Child Dies in City After Illness Aged One Year
A brief death notice from the city records shows John, son of James and Mary McCagferty, died Wednesday morning after a pertitlressy illness. He was aged one year, seven months, and twenty two days. The notice notes the sorrow and references the biblical sentiment about little children.
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John
James
Mary McCagferty
Hasving
Sinead & Milledge
Lincoln
Warren
Law Range
John Cosnead
George Ee
John Milledge
Augusta
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