Unrestful Verse and Regional News From Georgia
A long verse piece contemplates memory and exalted ideals. The issue compiles scattered Georgia items: crops in Talbott County, minerals in Walker County, rabid dogs in Cobb County, a Thomasville death, Jasper County politics, railroad surveys, and a mix of social notes, marriages, and appointments. Reports include Savannah harbor debate on funding, a push for $100000, and related congressional discussion on port improvements and national transport.
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Talbott County
Walker County
Cobb County
A Thomas Taylor
Thomasville
Senate
King
Brown
Puestoentr
Savannah
Union
Florida
Alabama
Georgia
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylva
New York Central
Erie
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
St. Louis
Missouri
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Western and Atlantic Reeorgia
Atlanta
Central Railroad
New York
Rice Humber
St. Louis York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ilinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Louisville
Chatta‘a
Ohio
Chicago
Cairo
New
Memphis
Grand Mie
Savanah
Tlave
New England
Orleans
Secretary of War
Athanti
Bac River
Sam
Charleston
Mobile
Lask
Committee On Commerce
Voornees
Mr. Brow
Savannah and Western Railway Passenger Trips May 1819
Train schedules detail night express routes from Savannah to Jacksonville and Thomasville Bainbridge Albany Live Oak and beyond with through sleeping cars to Savannah and Jacksonville. The Western Division lists departures from Dupont Blackshear Jesup and McIntosh toward Savannah and Albany with connections to Macon and Atlanta.
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Savannah
Macon
Sui Donmect
Fatskas
Asterprise
R&a
Brunswick
Tally
Deintur Tay
Bren
Hull Mirert
Florida Amt Western Railway
Accommodativa
Nandaye
McIntosh
Jeoup
Blackshear
Dupont
Jesup
NeIntosh
Dupont Seteday
Quitman
Thomasville
Thomasville Mondase
Camilla
Eevesnasss Coon
TEE Ptm
Albany
Ns Vversnserve Aw
Bidays
Seevesreersen
Rmeeeenmeenee
Valdosta
Aest
Trive
Els Oh Ames
Ccn
Ailady
Voreerer
Columby
Columbus
Mancou
Atlanta
Eufaula
Aants
Western
Atlantic
Charlotte
Eustaula
Montgomery
Feteeensinaienis Et Mein Steno E Jumbia
Gaines
Lacaven Columbs Avecescennee ‘Arties
Cot
MAO Reereensnenennee
Anzube
Css
Augusta
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Cavan
General Merchandise
Stephens
Z. J. Odom
W. T. Jones
Jesse W. Walters
Jones & Walters
Attorneys At Law
Holmes W.M. Deus
Drs. Holmes & DeMons
Dentists
Albast
Iashin
Strother
Ofice Daver Gilbert
Oll Bees
E. W. Alfriend
fVaverr
Citiates
Ofice Oppe
Actell
Jae
Albany, Ga
Johnson
Savannah, GA
Joseph Herschbagch
J. W. Joiner
W. IL
Broad Street
Memory's Angels
Sunger
State and General News
Mitchellounty
Rome
Covington Star
Jasper County
Colquitt
Ellijay
W. B. Kendrick
Sparta
Misa Anna Maffet
Charles S. Johnson
Medford
Maia
Hancock County
Atlanta Constitution
John Chase
Washington, Ga
Sumter County
Ima
Eandi
Congress
Edmund Fambrough
Griffin
Shakapear
Texas
Nater Vance
North Carolina
Florence 5
Martin
D W. K. Peacock
Baptist Sunday School
Cartereville
Jack Slappey
Fannie Prescott
Columbia
Continental Guards
New Orleans
Boston
Maas
Cuti Je Manton
Providence
Ross
Hanlon
Cedartown
Hogg
Cartersville
Hoss
Alonzo Taft
WL. Jones
Bibb
James J. Durham
Marion
R. J. Willingham
Talbot
W. W. Kennerly
Lee
W. d. Baseinger
Chatham
W.S. Metantry
Troup
Hoke Smith
Fulton
W. ©. Wilkes
Ifall
J. 0. Felten
Bartow
Davis
Coweta
Conetit
Board of Visitors
Uiversity
Joseph E. Brown
Senate OF the United States
Committee ON Commercer
Twente
Tam
Appropriations
Dad
Geo
Kentusky
Travis
Pennsylvania
Great West
House of
Ransom
Mr. Blaine
House
Mr. Brown
Busiess
Prestpost
Beck
Norri
Hense of Representatives
Geor
Thte
Tudge
Jere Black
Europe
Ann
George Peabody Wetmore
Itt Yport, R. T
Grant
Sherman
Blaine
Deene
Joan Bronanan
John Brougham
Croker
Brougham
Norntxe
Johnnie
Johinnie
N. O
Savannah, Florida and Western Railway
Sout
Ger
Fuller
Revere
Auada
Sesser
Lvaves
Macat
Reeseeererstree
Milledgeville
Estonton
Auzused
Eaves Auaenasnao
Sesot
Atlantic An ‘Gulf Railroad
Aeeemneen
Nta
Harlotte
Rail ‘Rt
Perry Wineart
Ruichmond
Wth Pullman
Blakely Exrosaive
C. J. Farrington
Merchant Tailoring Establishment
Willinghama
Willeutami
Salta
J"parrington
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