Legal Notices for Administration Guardianship and Sales
Oxpiaries and citations for letters of administration guardianship and dismission. Notices require publication periods 30 to 90 days and monthly rule details. Foreclosure and loss page announcements plus debtors and creditors notices must appear in public gazette within prescribed times. Public sales of guardianship property conducted first Tuesday monthly at county courthouse with stated terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardianasiip
Bach Levy
Court of Ordinary
Seave
Press Association opposition to Savannah meeting statement
A Georgia journal objects to a Savannah gathering of the Southern Press Convention deeming Atlanta and Macon sessions overshadowed by fairs and urging the association to self organize. It questions inviting weekly state papers and calls for unity or separation, while noting other regional reports and political headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press State Association
Savannah
Southern Press Convention
Atlanta
Macon
Sneeda
Parthenian Arrow
Republican
Educate the Negro to preserve republican order
A Savannah Republican article argues for Christian and educational uplift of Black citizens in response to the 15th Amendment. It warns against miseducation, urges exclusive Black schools and colleges, and calls for moral reform to prevent degeneration of government. It notes imports for local industry and criticizes Northern dependence.
Women of the Lobby Exposé of Washington Officials
A World correspondent details a rogues’ gallery of lobbyists and corrupt officials in Washington. It describes a senator’s daughter eloped after a sham marriage, a senator with six mistresses placed as clerks, a treasurer’s aide sent to New York for an abortion, and a house member driven from a hotel for affair with a married woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Livier
Cragin
Treasury Department
New York
Wome
War Declares for Central Railroad’s Contributions
The piece defends the Central Railroad as a driver of Georgia’s economic growth from Savannah to Milledgeville. It recalls Gordon’s early work, notes the railroad’s expansion, subsidies, and improved tariffs, and urges continued support to protect Savannah as a leading port city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railroad
Georgia
Gordon
Empire State
Macon Presbytery adjourns with hospitality in Albany
The Macon Presbytery closed its Albany meeting with harmony and thanks to local churches and the Southwestern Railroad. Sundry ministers preached fervent sermons at the Sabbath services. A reunion of friends occurred among delegates and attendees. The Muscogee Mills of Columbus expects a revival with 40 000 spindles soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Columbus
Albury
Citzens
Albany
Methodist
Baptist
South- Western Railroad
McKay
Wills
Nal
Selma Portrait and Portraiture of a Reconstructed Juror
A raucous account from the Omaha Neb Herald mocks a Selma Alabama juror pictured in a photogravure. The piece attacks Reconstruction era politics, describing a darkey portrayed as a juror with venetian caricature details and racist caricature of clothing and features.
Georgia Senate Amendment Debates Over 1872 Elections
The Georgia bill faces Senate debate with amendments aiming to set a 1872 election for state senators and legislators. Williams substitute seeks earlier state change and provisional government until admitted by Congress, while Bingham amendment faces opposition. Outcomes affect Georgia representation and the timing of future elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Georgia
Senate
Pomeroy
Woillia
Bingham
Congress
Williams
Sumner
Butler
House
Bullock
Biegiman
Negro suffrage sparks fears of corruption and social shift
A Doylestown Democrat opinion pages warn that granting African Americans the vote will invite political corruption, factional control, and social equality, predicting mulatto politicians and white voter manipulation. The piece cites federal reform and racist rhetoric alongside a note on the Fifteenth Amendment and military coercion. It also contains business advertising opinions and a death notice for Mr. John Ferrill, a Savannah financier with a long local tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Segreea
Catte
Uoless
United States
Russia
Doylestown
Tasting the Bliss of Heav'n and Prayerful Piety
The text reads as a devotional, praising sinlessness and sanctification while seeking divine presence and strength. It emphasizes humble worship, grace, and endurance through sorrow by the Father’s side.
Letters Listed for Pickup at J. A. Hardaway Office
A long OCR fragment lists numerous names and surnames including Bishop, Brown, Cobb, Cuyer, Coleman, Harris, Mitchell, Pierce, Ragland, Rogers, Slaughter, Smith, Williams, Ward, and others. The notice indicates these letters remain uncollected and will be advertised for postal pickup. The closing signatory is J. A. Hardaway with a note about fees and publishing.
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Outhberi
Sawtell & Jones
Jones, Enron
Los
Jacksonville
Comito
Hyacinthe
Paris
la Concord
Isabella
Spain
Guette
France
Prince Pierre Bonaparte
America
Barcelona
Sanz
College of
Cardinals
Louis Napoldon
Peter
Chiaire
Telegraph
Cambridge
Qfo'd
Mississippi
Centrol
Clas
New England
Uorself
Flint River
Livepool
Eagle Manufacturing Company
Columbia
The
Rip van Wickle
Commonwealth
Suuacions
Augusta
Milledgeville
Atlantic and Gulf Railroad
Han Lees
Southwestern
Old Central
Seaboard
Carolina
Charleston
Muscogee Mills
C Dum. Bee
Sean Ea
Eaber
Jared
Selma
League
Sherif
Beuborn Plattenburg
Oauha Neb
Circuit Court
Dallas County
Selva
Alabama
Selma Darkey
Daly
Congressional
Bronewick
Marsh
Henry Clews
Mumford
Waynesville
Oxpost Eorror
John Saxton
Canton
Whie
Florida
Secalled
Vallandighian
Tak Apvanraaus
Adventistyc
Faratt
John Ferrill
Elbert Squre
Ferill
Screven County
Francis Sorrel
Teiler
Planters Bank
Bank of Commerce
Savannabh
Shermhan
Hardee
Cronch
Ferrill
Savanoul
Sip
Brsanes
Otice
Catherine E
Thermam
E'Ceck
M. Gurmley
Prem
Cuthbert
Angier
Hugh
Cobb, BF Cuyer
Robert Coleman
Wiley
Gibson, S
Callawar
MW Vox
J H
Douglass, Thogis Ginse, Mia S ME
Mitchel, Miss F
Mitchell
Dred Melton
R Meafferty
Patrick
Morrix
WI Mathews, J W
Powel
Hegrama
Paterson
Pratt
Molli Payre
Pierce
Ragland FW
Ryanolds
Tivaley, Phillips
Veasey
Catharine ‘Veele
Williama
Nattan
J. A. Hardaway
WM. Beall
Conneil
Internal Revenue
Intotice
U. S. Internal Revenue
Secon Collection
Robert Clarke
Assemor
Rorgia
Ant Sianusiene
Powell, Trastes
Dragrist Bockalle
Ant Dratiover
STAR
Wt. S. Anteiony
Zadies
Scott & Smith
J.M. Redding &Co
Weaver & Manghams Lumber Mills
J. H. Callaway & CO
H. C. Beall
Fell & Martin
Standard
Marlet
Cooper
Ke&t
Ely
Powell
Aprict Druggiat
Ithe Barret Or
Toa
T. &. Powell
A. A. Wilkin
Georgea
Phatent
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