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Moore, T. II., 88.
Moore, W. A., 650. Moore, W. H., 610, 615. Moore, Win. K., 90, 529. Moore & Marsh, 554.
Morgan, Gov. of New York, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 177.
Morgan, Gen. John, 282.
Morgan, Gen John T., 275. Morgan, Mrs. Nannie, 205. Morgan, R. J., 42. Morgan. U. S. Rep., 436.
Morris Fort, 148.
Morris, Thomas, 33, 34, 108.
Morrison, Col. J. J., 246.
Morton, Senator U. S., 422, 431, 435, 559.
Moses, R. J., 43, 264, 324, 325, 326, 327, 328, 329, 372, 359, 361, 387, 388, 390, 391, 524, 595.
Mott, R. L., 468. Moultrie, Fort, 144, 145. Mounger, Lt. Col. J. C., 264. Mountain, Kennesaw, 277. Mountain, Lost, 277.
Mountain, Pine, 277. Mountain Signal, Dahlonega, 618. Mullaly, Capt. W. T., 299. Munn & Parsons, 175. Munnerlyn, C. J., 222, 383.
Murder of Ashburn, 386. Murphy, Anthony, 244. Murphy of Bartow, 581.
Murphy, C., 111. Murphy, John, 404, 406. Murphy, J. W., 465, 541, 541, 545, 546. Murphy, R. A., 601.
Murray Co., 12, 149, 241.
Muscogee Circuit, 372. Muscogee Co., 77, 89, 132, 164, 186. My Maryland, 453. Myers, Major O. C., 228. Mynatt, P. L., 364, 529, 512, 543, 554.
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Nancy, Harts, 205. Narrative, Johnston's, 282. Nashville, Tenn., 241, 313. Nashville & Chattanooga R. R., 456, 634, Nassau, 350.
National Con. Union Convention, 119, 120.
National Dem. Convention, 107, 383, 385.
National Dem. Ex. com., 351. National Dem. State Convention, 121.
National Fraternization, 536.
National Intelligencer, 423.
National State Rights Convention, 123. National Union Convention, 338, 1866. Naval, Federal Expedition, 216.
Neff, W. C., 650.
Negro Arguments against Ineligibility, 402, 403, 407. Negro Code, 355. Negro Delegation, 434. Negro Enfranchisement, 340. Negro Equality, 358, 359, 385. Negro Expulsion, 409, 410, 415, 434. Negro Insurrection, 237, 249. 404. Negro Legislators and Eligibility, 415, 396, 401, 405.
Negro Property, 645. Negro Soldiers, 298, 299, 312, 317, 318. . Negro Suffrage, 359, 362, 389, 411, 412, 425, 455. Negro Testimony, 332. Negroes in Georgia in 1860, 168. Negroes, Holding Office, 152, 357, 376, 415. Nelms, John W., 530, 551, 601. Nelius, L. A., 108, 111, 113, 119, 121.
Nelson, G. E W., 224. Netherland, G. M., 476. Nevin, Capt. M. A., 383. Newcomb, Vietor, 561, 634. Newman, J. S., 601.
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Newman, Adj. M., 299. Newman, Wm. T., 510, 554, 569, 574, 577. Newnan, 44, 184.
Newnan Banner, 79.
Newuan Guards, 194.
Newnan Herald, 619.
Newnan Leader, 622.
News, Augusta, 521, 569, 590, 610, 615. News, Griffin, 477. News, Lawrenceville, 86. News, Savannah, 79, 243, 277, 560, 590, 608, 610, 612, 644. Newsom, A. F., 231.
Newton, County, 43, 197, Banner Dem. Co. New Constitutional guarantees, 139.
. New Counties, 101.
New Era paper, 417, 431. New Hope Church, 274, 276, 277, 504. New Jersey, 165.
New Orleans, 184. New South, 603. New York, 123, 165, 163, 163, 171, 173, 173, 179, 381, 360, 454, 461, 494, 510. New York Commercial Advertiser, 435.
New York Herald, 174, 175, 176, 179, 201, 435, 56C. New York Legislature, 175. New York Post, 560. New York Times, 421, 559.
New York Tribune, 176, 560. New York World, 422, 433, 461, 469, 560.
Next Highest Candidates, 432, 434.
Nichols, J. C., 120, 347, 390, 464, 467, 478, 479, 483, 483, 484, 485, 503, 574. Nichols, JJ. H., 574.
Nichols, Wm., 36. Niles, C. A., 616. Nineteenth Ga. Vols., 215.
Ninth Cong. Dist., 512.
Ninth Ga. Cavalry, 263. Ninth Ga. Inf., 204, 215, 264.
Ninth Ky. Cav., 324.
Nisbet, Eugenius A., 41, Know Nothing Leader; 72, 116, 117, 125, 150, 151, 152, 153, 151, 155, 164, 166, 181, 209, 211, 222, 351, 383.
Nisbet James A., 33, 121. Nisbet, J. C., 373, 395. Nisbet, Jas. T., 73, 121.
Nisbet Legislature, 212. Nisbet, R. A., 452, 549.
Nisbet, R. B., 585. Nixon, E. S., 451. No-Axe. 600. Nolan, Geo. M., 574, 580, 588. Nominations, 572. Non-Action, 373, 374, 375. Nou-Combatants, 251. Non-Intervention, 116, 117, 118, 121.
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Noreross Jonathan, 519, 595, 632. Norfolk, Va., 197. North, 218, 232, 242, 273, 285, 304, 313, 357, 359, 362.
North Ga. Agricultural College, 458. North Ga. Citizen, 618.
North Georgia, 261, 278, 320, 321, 338, 339, 372, 373, 374, 409.
North and Slavery, 57.
North & South R. R., 525, 526, 504.
Northern Democracy, 104, 115, 118, 314, 338, 501. Northern Factories, 130.
Northern Fighters, 183.
Northern Merchants, 132.
Northern States, 189, 196, 198.
Northern War Spirit, 204.
Northern, W. J., 373, 524, 542, 544, 574, 606.
North Carolina, 123, 152, 165, 226, 267, 272, 291, 292, 324, 331, 361, 386. North-Eastern Circuit, 608.
North-Eastern R. R. Bonds, 540, 543, 545, 554, 556, 594, 032, 638, 630.
North-Western Life Ins. Co., 115.
Norton, Senator U. S .. 435.
Norwood, Capt. J. A., 205.
Norwood, Thos. M., 212, 213, 220, 250, 365, 390, 491, 497, 41 8, 501, 526, 527, 574, 365, 366, 370, 3×5. 463, 536, 577, 579, 581, 582, 586, 587, 5-8, 589, 590, 501, 593, 595, 599, 600, 601.
Notaries, Public, 424.
Notes on the Situation, 370.
Nottingham, W. D., 600
Novelists of Georgia, 629. Nunan, Capt., U. S. A., 343. Nunn, J. H., 431. Nunnally, A. D., 394, 416, 476, 481. Nutting, C. A., 373, 496, 510.
O.
Oath of Allegiance, 310. Oath of Amnesty, 341, 345, 346, 347. Oath 'l'est, 360, 407, 415, 423. Oath, 400.
Oats, 643.
Obedience to Organic Law, 372.
Obituary of Legislature, 1870, 441, 442, 443, 414.
Obituary of Radicalism, 470, 471, 472. Obloquy upon Bullock, 408.
O'Byrne, Alderman, 321.
Ocean, Atlantic, 306. Ockington, J. G., 569. Ocmulgee Circuit, 372. Oconee River, 314. O'Connor, Charles, 366, 369, 502. O'Connor, Capt. Thomas, 383. Odium upon Gov. Brown, 398. Office, 152, 538, 539. Officers appointed by President, 213.
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Officers appointed by Bullock, 406. Oglethorpe, Sir Jamies, 102, Monument to. Oglethorpe Light Infantry, 146, 108. Oglethorpe Infantry of Augusta, 164, 194. Oglethorpe Camp, 193. Oglethorpe Echo, 621. Ogeechee River, 267. Ogeechee Riot, 417.
Ohio, 165, 245, 425. Ohio Regiment, 2nd., 245. Ohio Regiment, 21st., 245. Ohio 3d Cavalry, 343.
Oliver, 108. Olmstead, Col. C. H., 229, 230. Olustee, Hero of, 313. Old South, 603.
Old Si., 610. O'Neal, J. W., 411, 414, 428. Oostanaula River, 275. Opelika, 283.
Opposition Convention, 1858, 93, 94. Opera House Kimball, 113, 441, 415, 146, 448, 461. Orators in 1860 in Ga., 128, 170. Order of Battle, Cassville, 276.
Order, Ending Reconstruction, 400, 1868.
Order, Expelling Democrats, 451.
Order, Forbidding Legislature, 338. Order, Last of Conf. Gov., 323, 324, 326, 329. Ordinaries, 346, 408.
Order to Militia, 256.
Order, Removing Gov. Jenkins, 379.
Ordinance, Ratifying U. S. Constitution, 155. Ordinance of Secession, 155, 156, 312. Ordnance Stores at Augusta, 163.
Ordnance, 228.
Oregon, 1860, 114, 123, 561. O'Reilley, Father, 307. Orme, A. J., 451. Orme, R. M., Sr., 73, 79, 80, 119.
Orphans, Indigent, 252.
Orr, J. G., Prof., 473, 559, 601, 645.
Orr, Hon. James L., 151. Osgood, C. K , 340, 429, 433. Our Brother in Black, 628
Outlawry of Atlanta Men, 291. Outrages as Political Capital, 404, 458. Overby, B. H., 26, 73, 205. Overby, Mrs., 205. Owen, A. F., 73. Owens, Geo. S., 351.
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Pace, J. M., 502, 503, 510, 529.
Pacific, Southern, 416. Padelford, E., 340. Philadelphia, 358. Philadelphia Age, 435. Phillips, C. D., 546, 551. Paine, W. W., 52, 53, 84, 98, 524. Palladium, Lumpkin, 79, 80. Pardon Power, 69, 124, 141, 346, 360, 412, 446, 467. Phillips, Gen. P. J., 284.
Parker, Capt. T. M., 148. Park, Win., 6!8. Parks, J. G., 607. Parks, Rep., 432, 436.
Parole, 337, 338. Parrotts of Atlanta, 554.
Parrott, J. R., 127, 347, 375, 376, 396, 400, 468. Partings, 197.
Pataula Circuit, 381. Pate, J. H., 262.
Patriot, Albany, 79.
Patriot, Washington, 460.
Patterson, Capt. Sam., 205.
Patterson, W. IT., 550, 607.
Patterson, R. W., 574, 582, 584, 595.
Paulding County, 28, 315.
Payne, B. F., 607. Payne, W. H., 465, 496.
Peabody, Rep., 506. Peace, 221, 285, 286, 200, 300, 303, 304, 305, 322, 323, 339, 357, 408, 410, 474, 653.
Peace, Georgia, in, i70.
Peace. Last Year of, 121.
Peace Resolutions, 1863, 273.
Pease, P., 364.
Peck, Wm. H., 629, 630.
Peck, J. C., 650.
Peck, Major John B., 602.
Peeples, C., 41, 73, 74, 95, 208, 356, 453, 531, 609.
Peeples, T. M., 467, 569, 574, 620.
Pemberton, Gen., 229.
Penitentiary, 317, 308, 70, 248. Removal in 1858; 436, 538, 546, 596, 607.
Pennington, Hon. Wm., 180.
Penland, J. H., 431.
Pensacola, 188, 194.
Pensacola & Mobile R. R., 637.
Pennsylvania, 123, 165, 381.
People on the Banks, 60, 333. Per Diem, Legislative, 467.
Perkins, E. A., 606.
Perkins, Geo. W., 63G.
Perry, Southern Rights Guards, 194.
Perry, Henry, 574.
Perry Home Journal, 620.
Person, Free of Color, 168, 1860.
Personne, 290. Peter the Hermit, 157, T. R. R. Cobb.
Peters, R., Jr., 644.
Peters, Col. Richard, 6H, 650. Petersburg Erpress, 270.
Petersburg. Va., 292. 523.
Pets, Joe Brown's, 2st. Phoenix Riflemen, 173.
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Phillips, Geo. N., 42. Phillips, R. W., 205, 414, 436, 165.
Phillips, Wm., 32, 36, 42, 89, 110, 111, 162, 103, | Powers, J. H., 540. 186, 206, 215, 216, 5:7. 524. Pickens County, 27, 28, 67, 187, 319.
Pickett, Joseph, 73.
Pickens, Fort, 188. Pierce County Created, 70. Pierce, Dr. Lovick, 137.
Pierce, Geo. F., 373, 465, 467, 408, 476, 496, 502, 518, 529, 541.
Pierce, President, 554. Pierce, Wm. R., 404. Pike County. 102. Pike County News, 623.
Pike, W. - J., 546.
Pilcher, W. H., 574, 600. Pinckard, Capt., 194, 195.
Pine Mountain, 277.
Pistols in the Legislature, 429.
Pittman, Judge, 488. Pittsburgh, Pa., 186. Planters, 361.
Planters Asked for Slaves, 248.
Planters' Cotton Convention, 78, 131, 206. Platform, Georgia, 79, 143. Platform Nat. Dem. Con., 1878, 385. Pledger, W. A., 595, 623.
P. M. L., 229.
Poe, Washington, 41, 73, 150, 331, 302, 503. Poets of Georgia, 626, 627, 628.
Polhill, T. H., 524, 542, 543, 546, 60G.
Policy, Andrew Johnson's, 357. Political Policy, State Road, 457.
Polk County, 27. Polk, Gen., 276, 278. Polk, President, 237. Poll Tax, 467. Polls. 266. 267. 315. Poure, M. J., 404.
Pope, A., 636.
Pope, Gen., 246, 367, 370, 371, 372, 373, 378, 379, 300. Pope, Judge, 4 --.
Pope, Judge .T. D., 399, 406.
Popular Sentiment, 535. Population of Ga., I68.
Port Royal. 216. Porter, Lewis, 434. Porter, Mrs. JJennie, 628. Post, Boston, 461. Post, New York, 360. Post. W. A .. 607. Postage of State, 534. Post-Appeal, Atlanta, 500, 571. 500. 616. P. D. E. H., 23, 34, 36, 73, 90, 202, 281, 352, 373, 074, 531. 607.
Pou, J. F., 443. Pounds, E. T. & .J. T., 623.
. Powell, U. S. Senate, 139. Powers, A. P., Judge, 76, 78.
Prayer, Humiliation and Fasting, 230.
Presbyterians on State Road, 81.
Press, Northern, 331, 409, 435, 495. Press of State, 209, 321, 370, 458, 609-623. Prescott, W. A., 532.
President Confederate States, 179, 183, 193, 209, 213, 218, 295. Presidential Contest, 1860, 99, 113. President, Senate, 262, 351, 395, 400, 428, 464, 465, 406, 496. President United States, 300, 369, 404, 410, 422, 423, 502, 503, 532. Preston, J. W., 574, 373, 541, 542, 544, 548, 549, 577, 581, 584, 600. Price, Gen., 362. Price, H. F., 203. Price, W. P., 569, 607, 524, 454, 436, 395, 410, 432- 60G, 618
Prices in 1864, 316. Primitive Baptists, 81. Prince, C. H., 362, 375. Printing, Public, 546. Printing, Public C. S., 224.
Printup, D. S., 89, 84, 98, 33, 108, 110, 111. Prison, Carroll, 338. Pritchard, Lieut. Col., 331. Proclamation calling Convention, James John- son, 341.
Proclamation Amnesty, 304. Proclamation Convening Legislature, 252. Proclamation, Emancipation, 258, 304. Proclamations, Executive, 82, 198, 207, 230, 248, 341.
Proclamation for Electors, 1860, 130. Proclamation of Peace, 357. Prodigality of Bullock, 422. Prolongation, 433, 434, 438, 439, 440, 467. Property, State, 266, 313, 331, 534.
Proscription, 455. Protest against Convention, 1859, 108. Protest against Majority Report, 1860, 121. Protest against Secession Ordinance, 156. Protest in Legislature, 1×63, 272.
Providence in Slavery, 56, 75, 105, 153, 154, 170, 446, 452, 459, 185, 186, 196, 392, 404, 412, 420, 423, 467, 534. Provision to Plant, 221, 231. Provisional Conf. Gov't. 178. 223, 226. Provisional Governor, 341, 334, 378, 424, 439, 472. Provisional President, 181.
Pryor, Hon. Roger A., 206.
Public Building, 534.
i Public Debt, 99, 124, 129, 267. 332, 381, 348, 360, 403, 495, 529. Public School System, 414, 493, 546, 645.
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Public Printing, 546.
Public Printing, C. S., 221.
Pulaski County on Brown, S8.
Pulaski, Fort, 145, 110, 147, 132, 180, 198, 204, 229, 217, 230, 240, 387, 294. Pullen, Miss L., 205. Putney, F. F., 404. Purdom, A. B., 574. Purging Legislature by Court Martial, 430. Purse, Thos., 22,
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Quartermaster Dept., Confederate States, 297. Quartermaster-General, State, 216, 279, 307, 310. Quitman County Created, 80. Quitman, Forsyth Guards, 194. Quitinan Free Press, 622. Quitman Reporter, 621.
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Rabun County, 257.
Radicalism, 350, 302.
Radish, Rep., 132.
Ragsdale, 108, Legislature of 1859.
Raid, Streight, 267.
Railroad Bonds, 447, 457, 594.
Railroad, Brunswick & Albany, 417.
Railroad, Central, 311, 632.
Railroad Claims. 533.
Railroad Commission, 553, 554, 555, 607, 639.
Railroad, Georgia, 283, 326, 327, 632.
Railroad Losses, 332, 529.
Railroad, West Point, 283, 285.
Railroads of Georgia, 631, 639, 654.
Railroads Superintendents, 639.
Rains, Dr. T. A., 285.
Ramsey, J A., 36, 386.
Ramsey, James N., Col., 195, 214, 224.
Randall, J. R., 453, 610, 611, 626.
Randall & Randall, 622.
Randolph Co., 231. Randolph, Hon. G. W., 238.
Rankin, W. R., 542, 553, 574, 606. Rape, 312. Rape of the Guns, 171, 199, 201. Rapidan, 206.
Rate of Taxation, 168.
Ratification of Constitution, 207.
Rawls, Morgan, 262, 347, 395, 432, 463, 467, 502. Rawson, E. E., 364.
Ray, John, 209. Ray, L. R., 585. Reagan, A. R., 361.
Reagan, John H., 324, 330. Rebel Authorities and Tyranny, 338, 339. Rebel Democratie Rowdies, 414. Rebel Women, 322. Reconstruction Committee, 407, 418, 436.
Reconstruction, 304, 303, 392, 253, 250, 260, 319. 333, 405, 406, 407, 408, 413, 417, 420, 422, 421, 423, 453, 436, 437, 438, 439, 440, 469, Reconstruction Ended; 470, 473, 475, 528, 562, 634, 653, 336, 340. 346, 347, 381, 354, 355, 357, 358, 359, 360, 362, 363, 306, 369, 370, 371, 372, 373, 374, 377, 379, 380, 382, 383, 384, 385, 388, 400.
Reconstructionists, 374.
Recorder, Savannah, 500, 616. Recorder, Southern, 79, 80, 86, 94, 260. Redding, Wm. C., 351. Redding, J. R , 601.
Redemption, 472. Redwine, Dr., 459.
Redwine, J. E., 524, 549.
Reed, James S., 108.
Reed, Wallace, 616.
Reese, A. W., 373, 383, 453, 610, 613.
Reese, D. A., 94, Chairman Opposition Conven- tion. Reese, Judge Augustus, 73, 150, 152, 154, 372, 080, 389, 503, 323, 373. Reese, M. P., 606. Reese, Seaborn, 585.
Reese, W. J., 251.
Reese, W. M., 348, 353, 464, 467, 476, 520. Reformation of Union, 152.
Refusal to treat with So. Comrs., 192.
Refugees, 310.
Regenerated Georgia, 474.
Regiments, 213, 214, 215, 221, 245, 246, 252, 261. Register, Mobile, 261.
Registration, 363, 373, 384, 400.
Regulars, Ga. 1st, 183, 194, 206, 214, 242.
Reid, J. A., 524. Reid, John S., 607.
Reid, S., 73. Reid, Wm. A., 52, 574, 581, 582, 584.
Relief, 382, 305, 397, 431, 433.
Relief and Hospital Assoc., 221, 251, 262. Removal of Capital, 412
Removal of Gov. Jenkins and others, 379.
Renfroe, J. W., 465, 509, 527, 530, 549, 550. Render, J. A., 115.
Reply of Gov. Brown, 134, to Legislature.
Report against 14th Amendment, 359. Report Committee on Opera House, 446. Reporter, Selma, 270. Reporter, Lagrange, 93. Reporter, Wiregrass, 79, 89. Reports of Southern Commissioners, 165. Representatives in Congress, 180.
Reprisal upon New York, 171, 177, 179, 184.
Republican Convention, 1869, 414.
Republican Ex. Com., 420, 426, 595.
Republican Party, 120, 125, 138, 159, 140, 166, 175, 357, 358, 384, 385, 408, 411, 519. Republican, Savannah, 66, 74, 79, 94, 174, 209.
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Republican, Springfield, 560. Republican, Sumter, 89, 93. Republicans, Liberal, 361, 502. Repudiation, 405.
Requisitions for Troops, 188, 191, 197, 226, 232, 263, 264, 287.
Resaca, 183, 244, 275, 283, 361, 504,
Resignation, Judge Warner, 589. Resistance and Aggression, 152. Resolute, Ship, 216.
Revolution, 75, 103, 113, 123, 170, 224. Rewards, Bullock's Large, 421, 446, 459. Reynolds, P., 17, Legislative 1849; 52, 53, Legis- lative, 1837; 73, 119, 150, 348.
Rhett of South Carolina, 75. Rice, Frank P., 607. Rice, Geo. D., Judge, 76, 88, 108, 154, 222. Rice, John, 433. Rice, Sally, 9. Rice, U. S. Senate, 139, 435.
Resolutions, Southern, 20, Legislature, 1849; For : Richardson, B. H., 610, 613.
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Richmond Convention, 1860, 116, 117, 118, 120, 122.
Richmond, Va., 186, 199, 206, 264, 267, 270, 294, 295, 297, 312, 323, 324.
Buchanan, 38, Convention, 1:57; For H. V. Richardson, C. B., 374. Richardson, J. M., 66. Johnson, 38, Convention, 1-57; Benning & McDonald, 77, Legislature, 1:58; about Code, Richardson, F. H., 614. 84, Legislature, 1872; at Milledgeville, 87, about Brown; in Washington Co., 88, about Brown; about Brown, 90, Convention of 1838; Richmond County, 137, 105, 570. on Jolin Brown Raid, 106, Legislature of Richmond Despatch, 174. 1859; on Southern Rights, 108, Dem. Con. Dec., 1859; Appointing Ex. Com., 111, Dem. Con. March, 1860: Mr. Toombs, 126, Aug. Con- Richmond & Atlanta R. R., 561. vention, 1860; of County Meetings, 130, 135, Richmond & Danville R. R., 635, 636. (1860) 136; Committee, 131, To call Secession Riddell, E. S., 340. Con .; Dixon of Museogee, 132, 133, against Riddleberger, 604. Gov. Brown; about Secession, 138; Gov. Ridgely, R., 588. Brown, 147, Fort Pulaski; For Secession, 151, 154, Fort Pulaski; Nesbit, 156, S-res-i'm Con- vention; Capitol site, 185; Seces-ion Conven- Rifle, Gallagher, 124. tion; Legislature 1861-2, 220, against Brown; Riffemen, Phoenix, 173. Rifles, Macon Floyd, 197. Legislature 1861-2, 221, For War; Virginia, 236; Legislature 1861, 250. 252, Camden Co .; Legislature, 1863, 263; Baptist Convention, Rigid Economy of Hotchkiss, 451. 266; Peace in 1863, 273: 318, of War; 3:1, of Rights, Southern, 104, 10S. Unionism; 330, of Congress: 339, of Congress; Ringgold, 183, 244, 274. 340, of Unionism; 356, To President Johnson; 373-374, Denouncing Reconstructionists; 375, Whitfield Co. Meeting; 402, Rebuking Bul-
Ridley, Dr. R. A. T, 119, 351, 355, 359. Kitles Bought and Captured, 131, 163, 217.
Ritles, Washington, Sandersville, 194.
Riley, H. W., 186, 465; 17, 98, Leg. 1849, 1859. Ringgold Volunteers, 194. Riot at Camilla, 404, 405, 417.
lock; 409, U. S. Congress; 410, 415, Negro Eli- Rise and Fall of Confederacy, 238, 493, Davis gibility to Courts; 414, about O'Neal: 414, Book. Republican Convention: 441. That Passed i River of Death, 258, 296.
Election Monstrosity; 414. To buy Kimball Road Commissioners, 424.
Opera House; 45, To buy James Mansion; 453, Dem. Convention, 1.70: 507, about Gov. , Roberts, D. M., 509. Jenkins; 540, Repealing State Aid: 545, N. E. Roberts, Dr., 309. Bond; 546, Impeachment of Goldsmith; 531, Humber about Colquitt: 5-0, 5-3, In Colquitt Convention; 583, 584, Recommending Gov. Colquitt; 587, For Minority Candidate; 5:1. Republicans not to Nominate; 608, Military Convention.
Resources of Georgia, 646. Respess, J. R., 593, 617. Retaliatory Legislation, 129. Retreat, Johnston's, 274. Revels, Negro Senator, 404. Revenue Reform. 560. Review at Macon, 195, 231, Gov. Brown. Reville, W. T. 514.
Roberts, H., 206. Roberts, J. E., 36. Robinson, Judge, P. B., 406.
Robinson, S., Spy, 245. Robson, W. G., 88.
Rockafellow. A. D., 458. Rockwell, C. F., 381, 379. Rockwell, Col. W. S., 321, 629. Rocky Face Mountain, 275. Rogers, A. M., 518. Rogers, Wm., 659. Roll of Infamy, 439. Rolling Mill, Atlanta, 541, 514. Roman, A. B., 182.
Roaring Lion of Liberty, 115.
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Rome, 244, 263, 267, 275, 276, 383.
Rome Bulletin, 016, 620.
Rome, Cavalry, 191. Rome Courier, cl5.
Rome Southerner, 125, 260, Rome Tribune, 621.
Roney, H. C., 542, 607. Roofs, 243.
Root, Sidney, 650. Roper, A. C., 386.
Ross, B. L., 577.
Ross, Lt., Win. HI., 148.
Ross, M. A., Spy, 245.
Ross of Houston, 580.
Rough and Ready, 283, 201.
Roussean, Gen., 283.
Rouse, J. M., 431.
Royal, Port, 216. Rucker, T. N., 574, 589. Rudler, Col. A. F., 247.
Ruger, Gen. Thomas H., 381, 379, 403, 430, 473. Rule of Brigadier Generals, 372. Russell, B. E , 529, 503, 6_9.
Russell, D. A., 541, 546, 547.
Russell, Isaac, 465.
Russell, J. M., 574, 262, 331, 361.
Russell, Philip M., 33, 262, 351, 524, 600. Russell, Waring, 529.
Russian Subjects, 177.
Rutherford, B. II., 79.
Rutherford, W., 67. Rutledge, Lt. J., 216.
Ryan, Father, 628, Ryckmau, J. W., 650.
S.
Safety, Committee of Public, 231.
Satfold, Thomas P., 43, 89, 107, 110, 120, 121, 126, 150, 348, 350, 375, 502. Sage, I. Y., 639.
Sage, Russell, 448, 497.
Salaries Increased, 70, 217, 520, 537.
Salmons, L. S., 361 .. Salt Famine, 201, 230, 231, 241, 242, 248, 251, 263, 319, 322.
Sampson, Ship, 216. Sanford, Gen., 327. Sanford, J. W. A., 140, 3, 19, 131, 165.
Sanderson, Capt. G. K., 379.
Sandersville, 306. Sandersville Herald and Georgian. 618. Sandersville, Washington Rifles, 194.
Sapp, H. M., 606. Saussy, J. R., 403. 405.
Savannah, 163, 145, 127, 43, 125, Know-Nothing
Contest; 168, 172, 176, 181, 198, 199, 204. 205, 224, | Secretary of War, Conf., 216, 233, 238, 250, 264, 229, 248, 263, 265, 307, 346, 360, 557, 294, 212, 217, 295. , Seddon, Hon. James A., 261, 265, 287, 288, 289. 239, 256, 257, 309, 312, 313, 321, 340, 417, 500.
Savannah, Albany & Gulf Railroad, 637. Savannah Banks, 132. Savannah Express, 109.
Savannah, Florida & W. R. R., 533, 565, 637.
Savannah Georgian, 74, 79.
Savannah, Griffin & N. Ala. R.R., 620,
Savannah Ladies, 147. Savannah News, 569, 79, 243, 277, 590, 608, 610, 612. 644. Savannah Republican, 66, 74, 79, 94, 174, 200.
Savannah River, 229, 325, 565.
Savannah Steamer, 216. Savannah Vol. Guards, 146.
Sawyer, B. F., 616.
Schley,220. Schley County Created, 70. Schley, George, 259. Schley, John, 356.
Schley, Wm., 42, 72, 73, 406.
Schofield's Army, 275, 278, 284.
School Commissioner, State, 550.
School Fund, 1550, 99, 129, 444.
Schools, Public, 4++.
Schurz, Carl, 436.
Scott, Dunlap, 395, 396, 410, 429, 444, 453, 465, 482.
Scott, General, 181.
Scott, John, Spy. 245.
Scott, Isaac, 206. Scott, U. S. Rep., 459.
Sereven, Dr. J. P., 43, 72, 637.
Sereven, John, 97, 146, 497, 498, 529, 637.
Scribner's Magasine, 623.
Sea Board, Georgia, 216.
Sea, Sherman's March to, 167.
Seago, A. K., 476, 242, 364.
Seal of State, Great, 381, 473, 507, 550.
Seals' Bros., 617.
Sealy, J. R., 340.
Secession, 134, 136, 137, 138, 143, 144, 145, 147, 149, 152, 153, 154, 155, 157, 164, 180, 208, 261, 312, 320, 339, 348, 370
Secession Convention, 131, 147, 149, 150, 153, 154, 164, 166, 184, 189.
Secession Ordinance, 153, 156, 166, 312.
Second Auditor, C. S., 207. Second Ga. Cavalry, 246.
Second Ga. Regulars, 214.
Second Ga. Volunteers, 215, 216, 264.
Second Ohio Regiment, 245.
Secret History, 260. Secretary of C. S. Treasury, 224, 281, assistant. Secretary of State, 460, 507. 527, 546, 550. Secretary of State Confederacy, 181, 224. Secretary U. S. Treasury, 175, 330.
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Seeley, Isaac, 376, 155. Selma (Alabama) Reporter, 270. Selma, Rome & Dalton Railroad, 634. Semmes, Paul J., 186, 215, 216, 224. Senate, 428, 394, 359, 319, 317, 262, 60, 227, 441. Senate of 1859, 97, 221, 250. Senate, C. S., 222, 250. Senate, State, of 1800, 133, 166, Gov. Brown's Message.
Senate, State, of 1863, 262, 272.
Senate, U. S., 397, 386, 362, 357, 193, 112, 139, Toombs' Disunion Speech. Senatorial Representation, 50. Seney, George I., 634, 616. Separate State Action, 126, 303, 304.
Seven Days Fight, 294. Seventh Cong. District, 500, 512. Seventh Georgia Cavalry, 263. Seventh Ga. Infantry, 202, 204, 215.
Seventh Ga. Volunteers, 215.
Seward, James L., 45, 46, 90, 98, 108, 110, 529, 115, 120, 121, 125, 126, 212, 260, 348, 453. Seward, Wm. H., 117, 182, 305, 322, 348, 354. Seymour & Blair, 385, 359, 390. Shackelford, 96, for Congress.
Shadrack, P. G., 245. Sharkey, Governor, 309. Shanks, U. S. Congress, 422. Sharpe, Edwin R., 620. Sharpe, Rifle, 125. Sharp and Quick, 384, 416. Sharpsburg battle, 294. Sheibley, P. J., 414. Shelbyville, Tenn., 245. Shellman, W. F., 633. Shepherd, Private, 327. Sherman, Bill, 370, 369, 367. 362, 363. 365. 366. Sherman, Gen. Wm. T., 274, 275. 276, 277, 278.
282, 283, 285. 286, 291, 292, 293, 310, 300, 301, 302, Smith, Miss A., 205, 303, 304, 305, 306, 307, 300, 312, 313, 317, 221, 322, ; Smith, C. C., 585. 324, 326, 337, 359, 431, 653.
Sherman, J., 376. Sherman's March to the Sen, 167. Sherman, Senator, U. S., 428, 434. Shewmake, J. T., 212, 262. Shiloh Battle, 246, 247. Shine, W. F., 502. Ships, 216, 281, 282. Shivers, John A., 619. Shorter, Hon. John G., 151. Shropshire, W., 36. Shumate, I. E., 395, 397, 405, 436, 461, 574, 576, 581, 595. Sibley, G. R., 546. Silliman, Prof., 13. Simmons, James P., 73, 121, 126. 156, 628. Simmons, W. E., 120, 465, 467, 408, 583. Simmons, James, 156.
| Simmons, T. J., 464, 494, 529, 531, 541. Simms, J. M., 412, 414. Sinclair, C. B., 628. Singleton, J. M., 606. Sisson, V. P., 432. Six Months' Troops, 190. Sixteenth Ga. Volunteers, 215. Sixth Congressional District, 581. Sixth Ga. Cavalry, 263. Sixth Ga. Infantry, 199, 215. Sixtieth Ga. Volunteers, 263. Sixty-first Ga. Volunteers, 263. Sixty-second Ga. Volunteers, 263. Sixty-third Ga. Volunteers, 263. Sixty-fourth Ga. Volunteers, 263. Sixty-fifth Ga. Volunteers, 263.
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