History of Savannah, Ga.; from its settlement to the close of the eighteenth century . ^r •°y. The Press. 519 R. D. Arnold and William H. Bullock became joint editors and proprie-tors in 1832. In 1835 Mr. Bullock purchased Dr. Arnolds interest, andconveyed it to Henry R. Jackson and Philip J. Punch, who subsequentlyadmitted S. S. Sibley as a partner. When General Jackson retired P. became part owner with Messrs. Punch & Sibley. After this sev-eral changes in proprietors occurred, until the Journal and Courier weremerged with it, when it came under the control of Albert R. Lamar anda f
History of Savannah, Ga.; from its settlement to the close of the eighteenth century . ^r •°y. The Press. 519 R. D. Arnold and William H. Bullock became joint editors and proprie-tors in 1832. In 1835 Mr. Bullock purchased Dr. Arnolds interest, andconveyed it to Henry R. Jackson and Philip J. Punch, who subsequentlyadmitted S. S. Sibley as a partner. When General Jackson retired P. became part owner with Messrs. Punch & Sibley. After this sev-eral changes in proprietors occurred, until the Journal and Courier weremerged with it, when it came under the control of Albert R. Lamar anda few years later in 1859 its publication was suspended. The Savannah Museum appeared in 1820 as a daily edited by Kep-pel & Bartlett. It was in existence for some years, but it failed to findthe road to success, and was discontinued. The Morning Neivs made its first appearance on January 15, was issued from the premises 111 Bay street, where it had its quartersuntil it moved to where it is now published. The gifted and lamentedColonel W. T. Thompson was its first editor, and
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