Georgia News Briefs Touch on Deaths and Local News
The item notes deaths including Mrs R 8 Wimberly of Florence and Stewart Chutity, plus a macon university opening with 125 students. It references court decisions, large gold payments for cotton, a bank pocketing incident in Atlanta, Tredegar Iron Works layoff, Georgia justices fees, a plumber’s knee injury, and Savannah reports on Jackson and reformers. It also mentions New York panic effects, specie resumption debates, and dull markets with transport declines.
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Wimberly
Florence
Stewart Chutity
Scribner
Stewart County
Mercer University
Macon
Harrison
Lumpkin
Supréme Court
Citys Council of
Cuthbert
J- My Brooks
toMacon
Iygold
Eel Asi
Atlanta
Tredegar “Iron Works
Richmond
Georgia
Savannah
Jackson
Buallock
Grant, Alexander & Co
Planters Demand Fair Treatment Amid Bank Suspensions
Aiken and Tumlin labeled as promotes of ruinous policy amid a crisis where banks suspend payments and cotton sits as collateral. Planters argue lenders should share the burden, demanding time to sell cotton at current prices without forced sacrifices. Mrs. Henry C. Day of Macon dies. Col. John H. Lamar previously commanded the Sixty first Georgia Regiment.
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Cesar
Banks
Fieters
D. Wyatt Aiken
South Carolina
W. M. Tumlin
Georgia
Tumlin
Henry C. Day
Macon
John H. Lamar
Randolph
Court House
Cuthbert
City of
J. HR. Taylors
Isaac Reynolds
Colored Baptist Church
H. H.jones
Jane Lightforot
Superior Court
Quitman County
John G. D
John Hu
Jamee S. John
James M. Cooper
John F. Murdock
William Bridges
Justice Court
G. M
J. W. Burney
Wm. Bridges
Levy
Richard V. Carver
Random Superior Court
George Robinson
Richard V. Carter
Mth
Said
Loniea A. Hall
Jacob Bri
Jacob Bri —O A. Hall. Levy
Handolph County
Robert D. Chapman
Margaret McWilliams
Robert D. Capman
Fort Valley Assault Leads to Fatality on Saturday
Wm. T. Hays, a South Western railroad employee, was assaulted in Fort Valley by Thos. A. Gray on Saturday. He died from injuries. Gray is jailed in Macon awaiting further action.
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Wm. T. Hays
South Western Railroad
Fort Valley
Thos. A. Gray
Gray
Macon
Hays
Death of Hamrros E Mattox at 18
Hamrros E Mattox died September 23 1873 at his father’s residence after a brief convulsion driven illness. He was 18 a good dutiful son affectionate brother cheerful amiable with a gentle manners and dignified deportment. His death mourned by surviving siblings who grieve deeply.
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Hamrros
Mattox
John Mattox
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