13 Nov 1875
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Newspaper
Cedartown Record
Location
Cedartown, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1875
Page
1
Disjointed OCR notes recount debts, dividends, and tax figures, citing four million adjustments, weekly payments, and a looming payroll tied to whiskey seizures. Mentions of Postmaster general, cat show at Crystal Palace, and various legal actions reflect a chaotic, era-wide financial drift with scattered names and places.
A garbled sentiment overview notes a large state constitution adoption, a new cable line between Key West and Portsmouth, and broad reports on wartime fears. It mentions railway progress, prices, relief efforts, political figures like Senator Patterson, and scattered international events, painting a chaotic picture of unsettled times and shifting economies.
Fragmented remarks discuss Germany's drive for national unity, Bavaria’s role, and church-state relations after the Franco-Prussian era. The piece weighs military strength, fortifications, and public sentiment, noting shifts toward a centralized German state and potential compromises with separatist currents.
In a rural quarrel between John Welton and Peter Brackett over a dog attacking sheep, tempers flare and a murder scare arises. A fatal misunderstanding leads to a gunshot that injures a sheep and nearly escalates to violence, but parish guidance and neighborly mercy restore peace as the two men confront blame, tell the truth, and vow reconciliation.
Fragmented report notes Colonel Scatt resisting posts and a planned quick operation by December first led by Commissioner Stith. It mentions Cheyenne agency clashes, a military suppression plan, and a large scale debt redemption totaling ten million dollars in 1864 bonds with detailed coupon numbers and denominations.
The report on the 1878 cholera epidemic by Supervisor Burgeon Woodworth, published by the U S Treasury, claims cholera is caused by a specific poison entering the alimentary canal. It notes transmission can be through the air or contaminated food and drink, with antidotes in heat, water, soil, seas, and stomach secretions.
A long, rambling tale set in a Reading village follows a handsome traveler who visits a cottage and woos a shy village girl. The story interlaces social curiosity and wedding hopes, ending with a melodramatic reveal about a wealthy villain and a happy union.
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