Court reports pork ham poisoning and embezzlement case
A Georgia newspaper item details illness blamed on a boiled pork ham bought by Joseph P Woodruff and eaten partially, with several family members falling ill. The meat was analyzed by Prof Land, and the cause remains to be determined. Separately, Jess W Jackson is arrested on embezzlement charges from several years ago involving small sums and old records, with preliminary trial set and bail posted.
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Jessa W Jackson
Washington City
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Aaron Collins
Cartereville
As South Republicans falter Moxton eyes a bleak future
The text notes Wil Moxton’s pessimistic take on the southern Republican outlook, predicting Democratic dominance and no Republican electors in the field next full. It references Pinchback’s prominence and southern political shifts amid a broadened landslide expectation. The excerpt blends political conjecture with local lore.
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Constitution Headlines at State Welcome Ceremony
The event opened with Words of Welcome from Gov James 3 Smith followed by Eloquent Remarks by Dr A V Miller. Responses came from Messrs Bilverthorn Redfeld Buchanan Parker and Reid with aides present and applause.
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Avanta Georgia Speech Calls for North South Unity
The speaker from the Northwest addresses Georgians, praising hospitality and urging lasting union. He emphasizes commercial ties, cotton history, and shared prosperity while rejecting sectional quarrels, pledging no war and inviting northern visitors to Georgia.
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New Hampshire Returns Show Cheney Leading in House Vote
Telegraphic dispatch from Concord reports Cheney Republican leads in statewide returns from 234 towns with 1240 Mary Democrat 87474 Kendall and scattering 419 giving Cheney a 3247 majority. House stands 307 Republicans 178 Democrats as 10 towns remain to hear results. Fire hits Wilton railhouse and Newell's block as Nassau New Hartford assistance sent.
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An Anecdote from Civil War Mississippi at a Saloon Table
A long fragmented tale set in the Civil War era recounts a Mississippi saloon scene near Cairo. A paymaster and a stranger wager in a gristle game that escalates to threats and a sudden shootout over a pot of cash as bystanders watch in a crowded saloon.
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