Supreme Court schedule by districts and circuits
The Supreme Court schedule lists 1st District courts alternating Savannah and Hawkinsville on the second Monday in January and third Monday in June. 21st District covers South Western and Chattahoochee Circuits at Talbotton and Americus on the fourth Monday in January and June. 8th District comprises Coweta and Flint Circuits at Macon and Decatur on second Mondays in February and August. 9th District for Western and Choreokee Circuits at Casville and Gainesville on the fourth Monday in March and September. 5th District for Middle Northern and Ocmulgee Circuits at Milledgeville on the first Monday in May and November. Signed by Joseph H. Lumpkin Hiram Warner Eugenious A. Misbet James M. Kelly Houston Reporter W J Martin Green Clerk.
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Talbotton
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Macon
Decatur
Casville
Gainesville
Sih
Ocmulgee
Milledgeville
Oseph H. Lumpkin
Hiram Warner
Eugenius A. Misbet
James M. Kelly
Houston
W. J. Martin
Green
United States Circuit Court
James M. Wayne
United State District Court
Wayne Last
Camden
Glynn
McIntosh
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Effingham
Chatham
Columbia
Dad Julie
Washington
Montgomery
Tainall
Emmanuel
Scriven
Burke
Jefferson
Richmond
Madion
Heey
Egbert
Prankin
Rabun
Jackson
Habersham
Hall
Do Baldwin
Laurens
Appling
Bibb
Wayette
Troup
Carroll
Meriwether
DeKelb
Cempbel
Cobb
Heard
Southwestern
Randolph
Flag of Freedom Upheld by the Eagle Bearer
Poem presents Freedom unfurling a flag across the sky with stars and dawn light. It invokes the eagle bearer from the sun, the flag’s celestial origins, and its triumph over foes. The verses describe the flag as a symbol of liberty guiding sailors, heroes, and the nation. It ends with the standard floating where Freedom’s soil lies and its streaming colors.
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Free Heart
Women Botheration and the three driving classes
A satirical critique by Joz Mitrer Jr. on women and courtship traces, from coaxers to drivers to worriers, detailing how all women supposedly manipulate men through charm, coercion, and worry. The piece parodies social mores with historical allusions and comic examples across urban life.
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Tumofahat Man Lynched After Elopement Induction
A St Louis paper reports a Tumofahat man who induced a young woman to elope from her parents. The parents had been imprisoned, then released and lynched to death by a mob. The account notes a violent mob action connected to the elopement case.
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Oregon and the nation’s honor in debate over notice
Senator Colquitt addresses the Oregon question, defending the peaceable aims of the President while urging careful assessment of title and boundary. He argues for a clear right to notice to Britain, warns against premature war, and calls for a just, honorable plan that preserves national peace and honor.
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