Prince of Wales sick and local political ramblings
The Appeal 1871 column notes Prince of Wales illness and political chatter about Freedmen's Bureau reforms, Greeley open field for presidency, and graft rumors. It cites cotton prices in New York and ridicules Utah Mormonism laws, with humorous vignettes about New York smallpox, a Russian imperial visit, German gifts, and a murder trial in Sumter County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Uplands
Orleans
Macon
New York Tribune
Utah
City Sanitary Inspector
Europe
Smallpox Hospital
Health Board
Savannah Fair recalls a grand success at the Industrial Association visit
The writer praises the Savannah Fair as a grand success after a one day visit, noting lively presses from the state, varied side shows from skeletons to rope-walkers, and the Traction Road Steamer exhibition. Central Railroad transport functioned smoothly and merchants showcased ample stock while fruits and flowers from lower Georgia and Florida drew praise. Savannah is urged as a good destination during the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Association of Georgia
Savannah Press
Alexis
Washington
Weston
Gold Man
Talbotton Standard
Talbotton
Geneva
Narris
Georgia
Florida
Central Railroad
Savannah
A Nice President and South Carolina Debt Review
The Boston Post mocks claims that Grant writes his own messages and notes the President’s absence from visitors while preparing a forthcoming Congress message. It cites Maine travel and a controversial proclamation on South Carolina debt, detailing bonds, sums, and proposed bank oversight, and mentions a harvest machine at the New York American Institute fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Gen. Grant
Murphy
Fifth Avenue
Maine
South Carolina
American Bank Note Company
Treasury
N. Y
Aarons
The
American Institute
New York
Illinois
Legislative actions note Georgia 1870 session news
Senate and House debates cover governor approved act moving Clarke county seat to Athens, railroad aid talk, and pay scales for officials. Bills pass on districts, liens, university charter changes, and licensing tweaks while rail and county line questions persist amid party notes and editorials. Republican critique ends with citations on honesty and virtue from Forney and Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Clarke County
Watkinsville
Athens
Brnton
Atlantic and Gulf Railroad
Bainbridge
Mobile
House
Finance Committee
District Court
The
Academy of the Blind
Upson
Pike
Wilcox County
Clarke
Georgia
Heard
Greene
Morgan Counties
Mr. Wellborn
McIntosh
Liberty
University of Georgia
Horusr
Slinlyer
Ware
Glynn
Camden
Hudson
Committee On
L. C. Jones
Macon County
Hoge
Simmons
Gwnnett
Graham
In Cuthbert Kimball money debate stirs local readers
Macon dated letter defends and corrects a prior Appeal article about Kimball currency and the so called calf killing business. E. Christian recounts discussions with editors, notes withdrawal of his piece, and defends his stance on Kimball money and local merchants. He cites Fort Gaines traders, the mill, and personal risk in pushing warning. The exchange names H. L. Kimball, H. T., and Col. H. H. Jones, reflecting community tensions over money and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Eorrors
Iuners
H.T
Cuthbert
H. L
Messers. Editors
H. L’s
New England
Christian
Kimball
H. I
Mr. K
Fort Gaines
Col. H. H. Jones
Col. Jones
Gunn
Court Pays Tribute to Louis A Gosek at 1871 Session
At Georgetown term Judge Harrell formed a committee to draft expressions of Court and Bar regard for Louis A. Gosek of Raleigh NC, aged fifty one, a former Cuthbert practitioner. The report honored his integrity, civility, charity, and family devotion, and urged memorials and public publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Jordan
Louis A. Genexe
Georgetown
Harrell
N. P. Jordan
R. J. Moser, Jr
John T. Clarke
Beauford
Worrell
Herber
Fielder
Teespar
Louis A. Gosek
Raleigh
North Carolina
Frankli College
University of Georgia
Athens
Cuthbert
Remaes
Louis A. Goxexy
Georgia
Quitwan
W P Jogpas
JJ Moses
Jons T Clarke
BS Worrent
Heneekt Fittper
Eorgia Rasputin
B. F. Cobb
Thomas A. Coleman
C. R. Knowles
M. Gormley
Grand Jury Presentments for Randolph County 1871
The Grand Jury of Randolph Superior Court for the November Term 1871 notes jail clothing deficiency and insecure window grates, deems the courthouse dilapidated but safe, and finds roads and records well kept. They appoint a committee to audit forfeitures with 10 percent of savings as reward, urge restoring the capital to Milledgeville, commend Judge Harrell for diligence, and thank S W Parker. they recommend publication of the jury report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swern
Randolph Superior Court
Court House
Herbert Fielder
A.J. Moye
J. E. Bridges
Legisature
Milledgeville
David B. Harrell
S. W. Parker
Jouy B
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. Sawtell
Elam Christian
Col. Herbert Fielder
Randolph
Tuer Prince of Wales
Grex Howard
Freedman’s Bureau
New York City
Carlo’s
Telegraph Columbiad
Carlos
Texas
World and Herald
Chicago
de Quincy
Germany
Isis
Prussia
George F. Page
Lee County
Sumter Superior Court
William Miller
Philip Cook
Col
C.T. Goode
R. L. Lyon
A. Hawkins
Savannah Fair
Mr. Bacov
BILLS
Rome and
Raleigh Railroad Company
Chatham Superior Courts
Savannah City
Forney
Franklin
Telegraph & Messenger
Popil
E. Christian
Eugenie
Tayvelling
London
Quitman Superior Court
Kentucky
Baldwin's
Lew Peacher
J. J. Palmer
Palmer & Canterberry
Wilkins
Depot Street
Borgia Raxpotrn Coustr
Andrew Female College
Deel-Tf
M. A. McNulty
W. B. McHan
Brayan
Crockery
Anthony
N. T. Crozier
D IL. Ellington
W. R Leaden
P. Pearce
D. Garrett
W. G. Wall
J. W. Dunn
W. C. Bass
Cuthbert Appeal
Foreman
C. R. Knoles
J P. Wordson
T. W. Ansley
F. M. McArthur
W. W. McKinnie
G. W. Martin
T. J. Prat
M. E. Tison
T. Moody
R. D. Crozier
W. R. Cleveland
Messrs. E. Tison
Terrill Moody
Phillip Pearce
Davin
D. Harree
J.S. C
W. Parker
M.C. Parkensos
C.S C
Santa Claus
Troys
Choice Family Groceries
A. W. Gillespie
Blackweills Durham
Powell
T. S. Powell
Sharp & Floyd
Atlanta
Deel
Sharp
Floyd
Lumpkin Street
Ebster
Holmes
Harvey
Sanford
Connil
Powells
Trus
Jackson
R. Joseph Frey
Brooks Hotel
Tolu Chewing Gum
T.S. Powells
Farnhawm
T.S. Lowell
R Powell
Powell’s
Alabama
COR. Broad and
Eufaula LT
Eufaula, Alabama
W. B. Brannon
Tagain
W.B Brannon
Dr. Hall
Aillen
Tutt
Ayer
Lillie M Spencer
Demorest
America
Hiawatita
Jerome Thompson
Hiawatha
Jennings Demoorest
Broadway
Exeire
E. Gibson
North Side Public Square
Standley’s Rock Building
Deci-Ct
Chaffhausen
Switzerland
Cooper & Bro
Philadelphia
Dinguist
Star Gater
J. S. Anthony
Anthony’s
Fiat Emporium
J.B. Exelbrook
Heaton
Powele's
R_B LESTER
Exta Lester
Andrew Fenule College
Packard
Cincinnati
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!