Georgia Farmer Policy Amid Wheat and Bread Outlook
A Georgian editorial discusses self sustaining farm policy, wheat prospects in the northwest, and a looming bread surplus. It notes lower California wheat output yet anticipates ample supplies from eastern states, predicting cheap bread and economic implications for non producers across towns and cities. The piece also references conventions, newspaper praise, and remarks on usury laws and national banks.
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Wimtar
California
Rocky Mountain
Gouchi
Asia
New York
Hulleten
Europe
Yellow Fever in the Navy Note from Chattanooga
A Baltimore Constitution dispatch reports a late June 1875 incident in Chattanooga where P. C. Drew, a Cherokee carpenter, was fatally struck by a switch engine after stepping onto a railroad cross to avoid a Nashville train. He was a married, industrious citizen. The notice also covers other brief items from the era including deaths, court actions, and various dispatches from across the U.S. and abroad.
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Chattanooga
Onarranooga
PC Drew
Awitch
Gine
Alabama and Chattanooga
Drew
Nashville and Chattanooga
Nashville
Dr. Wimbish
LiaGranes
H & Wimbish
Washmeron
Secretary of the Treasury
Cuar Trancoga
P. C. Drew
Lynchburg
Tweed’s
Tweed
Wasmmorox
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Beecher
New Yous
Neilson
Loxnon
Castille
Capitol
Gossyp
Wasmunndos
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Cumberland
Bedford
Queen City
Frostburg
von Arnim
Beuks
Count von Arnim
Kammergericht
Jersey City
John Moran
Taling Paris Green
Petrie
Moran
Washieton
Dama
van Rohe
Hime
Conadence
Wasmratoy
Indias Bureau
Spotted Tail
Ret Cloud
Thesr
Navy Department
United States
Desby
Amun
Detby
Bargeon
Aptrat Behis
Brasil
Bey
New York
Histors
Herald
Gotham
Triviua
Polaon
Plague on the Lancaster and Monongahela ships
From a May report a yellow fever outbreak hit the Lancaser while returning from Brazil with several crew members attacked and two deaths recorded. The Monongahels left for health, while a private letter notes ten cases and two deaths on the Sreok lyn and one on the Monongahels. doctors Jassig and Dinby were among the ill.
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Bergeon Baugheryie
J A Tted
Sh Babis
Brazil
Tito
Lieut
Bolles
J. J. Murdoch
E Dinby
Hollee
Dinby
Jussig
Sod
Lancaster
Jassig
United States
Frr Hio
SM Coleman
Leroy J
Georgetown College
Wasuraton
Archbishop Bayley
Job McCinckey
Mount Bte College
Wm. B. Merrick
Tion
George W. Paschal
D. C
Algernon
Garnet
Ark
Frank J. M. Daily
Peon
Edward D. Gonpolly
Penn
D.C
Wm. Allen, Jr
J. Percy Kea
Jigs Penn
J. Caldwell Robertson
Louis B.fiman
Ansl
Cook
Lows R Thian
Mechanica
J. Percy Keating
Pennsylvania
J. Cal Twall Robertson
South Carolina
Ansel B. Cook
Georgia
Lous R. Thian
John Caroll
Pedro B. Echiverri
F. Desales Jenkins
Haglish
Enoch Brown
Arthur Hood
James M Ungsn
Frank Desales Jenkins
Pedro B. Echeveri
A. Firesummar
Andrew J. Shipman
Sydeep Mudd
Aid
John Gillman
John Cooner
D. D
B. Campbell McMeal
Charles P. O'Conner
Thos
P. Kernan
Frank J. Dolly
Wanshrngton
Beecher
Ee Ge
NEW York
Hoop skirts and zebra colors in a New York fashion note
A reader reports on evolving women’s dress in Broadway shows and Fifth Avenue, noting tight held back straps and oversized hoop skirts that hinder movement. The letter describes new styles and the impossibility of wearing certain garments, while contrasting with zebra colored hosiery and a shift toward different colors. The piece ends with forum-style gossip about the Beecher trial and public sentiment in Brooklyn.
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Beecher
Ohio
Allen
New York
Sammy Tilden
Democratic Party
Peices
Georma
Dera
Avery Stairs
Paloa
Broadway
Rage
Fifth Avenue
Dows South
Beach
Neilson
Bosch
Mrr
Evarts
Plymouth Brethren
Mr. Bescher
Brooklyn Board of Supervisors
Brooklyn
Plymouth Church
Ark of Holiness
Beacher
Hiazarda
Bieber Ia
Bryn
Atrangers
Greenwood
Grant
Long Branch
Atap
Besches
Plymouth
Norothers
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Mallises
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Corstitution
Atlanta
Puroay Momnisa
Jose
Johmnson
Seth Teer
Frelingbuygen
Bar Lents
The
Republic
Ak Bull Alleys
Uebew
London Tones
Father Po Law
Frandis
Cue
Tata
Richman Eequirer
Washington
Titabeed Peety Workingmen
Boston
Lynns
Edwin D Torgu
New Lk da Legak
Roth
Republican Party
Gen
Sherman
Chay Everson
Grune
Shérman
Washoton Chronicle
Iowa
poUliciana
Albany Armaa
HO Benue
Weed
West Point
Tracy
South
Gerned Bakery
Louisiana
Miordecsi
Mexco
Tilghman
Maryland
Smith
Virginia Military Institute
Joseph R. Anderson
Virgin
E .E McLean
Mias
Eaipys
James Longstrest
Treasury
Flood & O'Brien
San
Ita
Mexican ‘Senate
United Pimtes
Mexico
Foity
Virginia
Charleston
Jacob
Chile
Wheelng
Rgard
Court of Appeals
Buz Friends
Carpenter
Wisconsin
Harrrisen Tatinetan
Howe
Waa Supreme Court
Ocra
Ludington
Amon
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania Cetral
Louiayne Cenier Journal
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Vanderbilt
Commodora
Jvestern
Agatnst
Jones
Mojer
Wavner Atalis
Abe
Janes
Georga
Atate Nly
Staeun
Braad Prospects
Georgia Press
Estill
Toccoa
Supreme Court
Ena
Savannah News
Tae
Gov. Smith
Michigan
Duluth
Florida
Massachusetts
Yourk
North Carolina
Lubenck
Charlotte
Georgia Female College
Madison
Thomas Hardeman
Smitha
Schmidt
Gobmitt
Gayth
Senict
Schutz
Smythe
Schmit
Ced Smidth
Sclumnites
Lge
Behuutges
Schomas
Beatia Benuge
Saaa A
Killy
Juryng Council
Red Man
Bishop Amesis
Sioua Indian Commission
Puinapsi Paia
John DeCamp
Burmah
Great Britain
China
Providence
Mysho Bridge
Connecticut
Arreria
Beech
G Addres
Nis
West End
Knights Templar
J Wileon
Lochrane
Lochrane's
Ordir
Jack C. Boyd
J. H
Berg’t. Jane
Maysond& Normen
Art T.C
Maysom
Auei’r
Knigita
the Asylum
Knight Sage
W. HE. Bangook
Ise
Southern Female College
Lagrange
William H. Davis
Clionian Society
W. A. Shorter
Reg
NIOR
WC. Becks
Wsg
Griffin Grand
Cal £. Y. Clarke
Atlanta and
Columbus
Mount Bomery
Cox
President
Orgia
Fulton County
Hristopher C. Davis
Daniel Pietman
Douglas County
Bouginsville
M. Tame
Northern District of Georgia
Atlanta Furniture Manufacturing Co
Lawson Black
aAtlanta
A. & Buck
College Temple
Arcade Hall
Adi Ube
Comanvcean
Tad Borate
Meets & Com
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Divisfona
Mat'nee
A. m
Bo de Ze
Partment
Wittend
Anal Courier
Junedidta
Fore House
Groncy
Morthsust Gearon
Richmond Air Line Way
Toccos Falls
Talioteh Falls
Tecoochee Velley
Davenport
Dim
Fugtger
Texas
Borgi
William C Parker
TEN Cent Cooiuwh
Rof
G Moore Alll
Hs Reedence
Forest Avenue
Thoes
Alsc
Pratt Street
Decatur
Whitehall
W. Powers & Bun
Norid East
Acme
Leonard
Jan and Company
Alabama Atreets
Ose
Belgland
Purcell
Clucinnad
U Oo
Gul
J. W. Fears
Jourdi
James
Punk
Mary Aon Bender
Wilam Bender
Litei Dor
Fulton
Trig
Este
Aioe
Atlanta Constrt Union
Tory
W. J. Speatrs
A. BD
Collins
Diamdim
Cam
Dade County
Trenton
O. C. Johnson
Hi W. Acuflls
Lamta
India City
John BE. Heckman
TatLuk & CO
Drawin
Fisinesville
J’ R. Davis
Geinceyle
J . Johnson
VY Johnson
Orthern
Atinote
Tmany
Nates
John Degeen
Falton i Stata
Howard van Eppr
Allanta
Talten County
H. Drens
Ordinary
Seorgie
Greeseboro
Samuel A. Torbert
J. O.torbert & Co
Forbert & Ero
Banira Bank
deSannes
Andarain Wall
Lintery
Louis Desaulles & CO
Wner Whitcha
Hunter Strets
Rae Appuy
Drytromia
Atinota
Ciliee
Little Mowey
Matis
P. E
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Sk Ae
Roy “Oh
Ben
Writnien
Kaine
Acton
Lota
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