Turbulent Georgia politics and a fading farce in Macon
A chaotic review of Georgia politics criticizes the Radical faction led by Bullock and Blodgett. It mocks conspiracies, indicts agents, and predicts the imminent demise of their influence as the state edges toward upheaval and a final reckoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attoun County
J. L. Boynton
Calhoun County
Histitock
Conley
Blodgett
Washington
Sam
Akerman
Scruggs
New Era
Bullock
Partizans
Grant
Ulysses
Joe Brown
Radical Party of Georgia
Acts of General Assembly of Georgia 1871 session roll
A list of acts passed November to December 1871 including city elections, railroad and corporate charters, court reorganization, university trustees, and county measures. Notable items include mayoral voting in Atlanta, abolition of Macon City Court, and railroad stock subscriptions. The long list records dates and purpose amendments across multiple counties and entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Berner
Atlanta
Lisened
van Wert Slate Mining Company
Excelsior Slate Mining Company
Polk
Rome
Memphis Branch Railroad Company
Macon
City Court of
University of Georgia
Alumini Society
Pike County
Grand and Traverse
Dekalb and
Fulton
DeKalb
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenue
Glynn
Cherokee
Twiggs
Heard
Franklin
No Monarchy in America No More Standing Armies
A fragment from a Western source discusses Republican opponents to the military presidency in Washington. It argues against monarchy and warlike leadership, citing a governor's communication to warn of dangers to liberty and the need for an end to imperial rule in the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Ilinoisi
Legislative list of municipal and county acts dated December 9
A scanned roster of proposed and authorized acts across Georgia counties and cities. Items include bonds for education in Dalton and Cobb, incorporation of Tilton and Clarksville, tax and sale provisions, court house funding, railroad land donations, and marital property distribution changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham County
W.H. Bullock
Clerk Superior Court
Chartham County
Tooney
Dalton
Tilton
Whitfield
Cobb County
Marietta
Cobb
Screven
Cuthbert
Clarksville
Habersham
Dalton Tourchase
Selma,rne and Dalton Railroad Company
Madison County
Savannah
Savannah Medical College
Light Breaking in on the Bonds-Bullock Heard from at Last
The Albany bond inquiry advances with new details from Albion about bonds issued under Governor Crawford and Jenkins. Bullock claims numerous currency and gold bonds, with lists of buyers and cancellations, including 600 000 and 2 000 000 issues, some canceled, some in private hands, and unissued bonds in the Executive office. The Atlanta Constitution notes ongoing developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avocusia
Athens
Prince of Wales
Rome
Associated Press
Thomasville
Tas
Atlanta
Frank
Brown
Cgortox
Macon
New York
Fulton County
Foster
Bullock
Albion
Mr. Conley
Wick and Albany
Cuthbert
Cartersville
van Wert
Clews & Co
J. Beorman Johnson
Fulton Bank
Brooklyn
Russell Sage
Bultock
Altlanta
State Board approves free education for Gen Clanton’s sons
The Alabama State Board of Education passes an act ensuring the three late General Clanton’s sons receive education at the State University at no expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama State Board of Education
General Clanton
List of Letters Remaining in Post Office at Cuthbert
Public notice lists names of letters held at Cuthbert post office to be sent to the Dead Letter Office if uncalled for by January 1 1872. Several correspondents named including B Arth WS Rich W W Bailey JG Collins T Grayton Dr G W Day Rev AB Dannigan and others. Advertised by A Hardaway P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuthbert
Rich
W W Bailey
L Bailes
B Brite
T Grayton
JG Collins
Cobb
J A A Dawson
N Davis
G W Day
AB Dannigan
J E Edwards
Will Prike
JB Griffin
N Givens
Stevens
O Bas Cone
Miss Hawk
Ooney
Isn
B Johnson
J J Jones
John Jordan
M Lewis
H Lowe
F Leonard
L Lamar
F Michell
EZ Martin
Mansfield
M J Moors
J T Morris
C Miller
Nelson W Peterson
BT Petty
P Perry
E Parker
C Pool
P Pearce
C Parker
Raleton
S Rigsby
Radford
J Smith
R W Smith
Mre
Amandath
Cary W Styles
C M Stewart
B Sanders
Elizabeth Smith
R Turver
J Thompson
S H Timmons
E Ta Dole Teal
JL Underwood
A Willis
Enoch Wall
C White
A Warrick
John Williams
P. Am
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Appeal
Sawtell
Elam Christian
Aes
Arka
Sai Tureves
Presbyterian Mission
South Georgia Conference
General Grant
Wilust
Walnuterek Bridge
Central Railroad
Ala Ves
Georgia
Alapaha
Lowdes
Echols
Clinch
Coffee
Ware
Brunswick Judicial Circuit
McIntosh
Liberty
OS Irwin
Schotfyrd Rolling Mill Company
Colquitt
O. P. Anthony
Sport
Nfancock
Ogteth
Chattahoochee Manufacturing
Newnan
Americus
Henry Clews
A. L. Whiton
Kimball
Eller M. B. L. Binion
Randolph County
J.M. Gardner
Sarah L. Dail
Wm. Tolson
Charity Settles
W. A. Coram
Emma Morrison
R. Mitchiner
Lizzie Scott
Stewart County
C. R. Harris
M. A. Womble
Court of Ordinary
Bo Ee
Court House
City of
Sail Hotel
Iaid Stable
W ©. Brooks
Ne House
Livery Stable
City
D. H. Jones
Acremore
Gch
Kiksy
Bres Ae
VICK
Floral Guide
Rochester
N. Y
Ee Mercian’ & Bankery Assent
Areteene
Gort
Louisville
Drew Hattie
Charleston
Ae Jaoen T. Blake
Pain
Pines
Samuel V. Raymond
Eugene P. Bracket
Pittsburg
Annie W Orleans
L. Pratt
Columbus
Audee
Reed, Pot “Co
Broadway
Eurgia
Meorgia
Borgia
Raspotra
James R. Causey
Eal A Lees
Ley
Dee
M.gormley
Alec Ordinary
Eutery
Sf Olsen Barbrey
Ollena
John Roe
Robert James Hobbs
B. C. Zuber
B. J. Jackson
Reselly
B. Zuber
Massi
Haight & Goodss
Empire City
Circis
Middle States
New England
New Brawick
Nova Stetia
Prince Edward Island
Cape Breton
New Foundland
Messrs
Geo
Pus
Bravuin
Harry Wilh Oli
Erial Pedeyrian
Minniey Wells
Gustave Herg
Zoological Department
Arenic Department
W. B. Carl
MA Dame Carroll
Equestienne
Petite
Annie
Ter Nillie
Europe
Tiful Morse
Wile Andrews
Eloise Lat
VARSE
Equestriennt
Corde Elastique
Olante
Edwin Watson
Hawkins
Pred Sylvester
W. Duran I