Temperance Debate Over Licensing and Revenue
A long treatise argues against licensing vice to raise revenue, warning it corrupts society and harms families. It urges repeal of sanctions on vice while praising temperance work, recounting Lake Mora lessons and urging continued reform by Washington Society to reclaim drunkards and improve the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Mora
Washingtonian Society
Washington Society
Cleaning Glass and Linen with Newspapers and Brimstone
Domestic advice recommends using moistened newspaper to clean glass surfaces including mirrors window panes and the globe of an astral lamp. After damp cleaning, finish with a dry paper for shine. Brimstone fumes are advised to remove fruit stains and iron mould from linen and cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thacatacles &c
Exchange table shows varied Georgia bank notes and bonds
A dense listing of Georgian banks and branches with notes on notes, bonds, and exchange rates. Banks named include Bank of Augusta Brunswick State Bank Savannah Notes Planters Bank Central Railroad Bank Macon Milledgeville Athens Columbus Macon Ruckersville Darien Hawkinsville Hamburg and others with shore on bonds and notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Pec
Ctauir
Eae E
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
Caesary Hos Bank of
Hamburg
Bankes Reticle
Cce
AvaspaMa
Child of McCafferty Family Brought to DILBD City
A short oblique notice records the birth or death event in the city. the child named John, son of James and Mary McCafferty, age one year seven months and twenty two days, with a quotation about letting little children come to the kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
James
Mary McCagferty
Hasving
Sinead & Milledge
Lincoln
Warren
Law Range
John Cosnead
George Ee
John Milledge
Augusta
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the Washingtonian
The
Washingtonian
North Carolina
Cuba
Fey St. Counigs
Ira
Porto Rico
Cannes
Sperm
Curese
Canal Ee A
Baltimore
Dupont
Russia
Moasses
N. Orleans
Havana
English Island
Dratges
Malaga
Muscatel
New Orleans
St. Croix
Tosacco
N. Carolina
Virginia
Bohea
Souchong
Ghecks
New York
Licht.ee
Boston
Philadelphia
Lexington
Richmond
Savannah
Avausra
Robert Reed
Amory Sibley
D Wm. McLaughlin
Nelson Carter
Erwin Meoxowahijah Foster
Ss. T. Chapman
Augusta Bank
R. John Millen
North Side Broad-street
Eagle and Phoenix Hotel
Superior Courts
Augusta Washingtonian
T.S. Stoy
Ellis Street
Uedron
N. Ballingal
Charles McCoy
M. Antony
WM. Haines, Jr
Garvin & Haines
Broad-street
Anema An
Charles E. Grenville & CO
Ege
E. Scofield
Jackson Street
Globe Tel
Rail Road
Georgia Agricultural Repository
Row
ERT Pattie & Son
Alexander Philip & CO
Bassford