CUTHBERT APPEAL NOTES APRIL 7 1871 ITEMS
The issue surveys festivals for Hebrew holidays, railroad finances, a Moss criminal case, civic honors, and regional updates. Mentions Passover dates, Passover days, Pentecost, and April fasting day. reports the State Railroad earns $25,000 for March. Describes the Kish murder tied to Bloyd, jailroom setup with boxes, and detectives. Includes Wharton invite, wheat prospects, Macon organ cost, Connecticut proclamations, cotton receipts at Eufaula, Ku Klux hoax critique, narrow gauge rail plans, postmaster circulations, a new circus, German repatriation costs, Virginia voting eligibility, and Georgia Medical Association meeting.
Railroad pledge preserved for Cuthbert road plans
The last issue reports a committee appointed by the Council to visit Atlanta and confer with Col. N. L Kimball about the route of the road passing four miles south of Cuthbert. They met Mr. E. Kimball and Col. Tamlin and received assurances the road will run through Cuthbert, with the President honoring the pledge. Col. Kimball will be in Atlanta on the 10th, meeting Col. Tomlin there to finalize the agreement. Time and again Col. Tamlin asserted Col. Kimball will carry out all pledges in good faith. The piece urges citizens to expect the train and to reject rumors of a changed location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M.tumlin
E. Kimball
Col. Tamlin
Cuthbert
Col. Kimball
Col
Tamlin
Atlanta
Col. Tomlin
E. N. Kimball
Blair
WaAsumerox
Tex
Ose
Senate
Goumbia
Frank P. Brain
Poor Fellows and Political Turmoil Across States
The piece mocks Governor Holdeh of North Carolina in Washington seeking to outlaw his state. It criticizes Sturgess for inciting violence in Meridian and mocks Susan Anthony. It cites Atlanta on freight rates and Grant’s San Domingo message urging no action this session. Connecticut election odds tilt to English rule. St Louis leans Democratic.
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Holdeh
North Carolina
Washington City
Grant
Butler
Meridian
Miss
Susan Bancomb Anthony
Mississippi
Marshal Law
Connecticut
Senate
St. Louis
San Domingo
Messame
Fort Gaines Column Promises Regular Fortnightly Editorials
A Fort Gaines column announces forthcoming regular edits by a local citizen and plans to publish Grand and Petit Jurors for Clay County. It notes the spring term Grand Jury minutes will be published, though the grand jury did not authorize publication, and thanks J. L. Tucker, Clay County clerk, for the copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Gaines
Grand Jury
Clay County
J. L .Tucker
Grand Jury Presentments of Clay County March Term 1871
The Grand Jury of Clay County Georgia reviews county finances and operations. They note Treasurer balance of 259.54, taxes uncollected, court house costs about 6500 with 500 more needed, and county debt. They propose tax levies, add pauper and public building funds, and suggest action on the District Court and asylum needs. They report jail conditions, recommend road work and bridge repairs, and request legislative relief for the lunatic inmate and asylum expansion.
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Clay
State of Georgia
MacKinnie
Ann Clarke
Alfie Day
Wm. Sutton, Jr
Lie
John C. Wells
Semocheechobee Creek
Brown's Mill
Fort Gaines
Cotton Hill Fork
Weaver Bridge
Semochereb
James Jester
Chas. Ashley
Jno
T. Jester
Lindsey
Harrell
S. W. Parker
Gneral
Jons H. Catt Solomon Cohen
Morris Wertheimer
W. TL. Jernigan
G. R. Holloway
Jno McLendon
M. UH. Jernigan
S.L Hanks
Ingram
W.C. Gunn
Wiley Evans
Thomas Cottam
Ns Bawards
Paris Commune battles and decree actions reported in London dispatches
Paris clashes on the 2d as Thiers forces confront insurrectionists with National Guards and Gardes Forestiers. Reports detail casualties, dispatches claim betrayals and decrees against church and property, while other items note railway funding votes and a Senate coal duty repeal decision.
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France
D’ Armes
Fort Valerien
Commmunists
Tve
London
Paris
Thiers
Favre
Picard
Dufaure
Simon
Pothnan
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Blam Christian
Agerey Eesrivats
Westens & Atlantic Rane Nodp
State Railroad
Tre Fisu
Arron
Han @ W- Kish
Oglethorpe
Bloyd
Fish
M. B Wharton
First Baptist Church of
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Richmond College
Christ Church
Macon
English
Eufaula Times
Atlanta Sun
Macon Telegraph
Allentown
Harrisburg
Pensylvania
Savannah News
Cuthbert Appeal
Andrew Haight
Stone & Murray
Wooten
Virginia Senate
State of
Virginia
House of the General Assembly
United States
Georgia Medical Associaation
Americus
J. B. Hinxir
M. D
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N. Com
New Party
Cincinnati
Cox
Sam
Treasury Department
Anykin
Courier Journal
San Francisco
Montgomery
New Orleans
Alabama
Clay Superior Court
Ifornia
Salt Lake City
Erty
London Times
Bergeret
Flourens
Daily News
Valerien
Pontifical Zouaves
Ger. Henry
Mont Valerieven
Versailles
Nendon
Chatillon
Reuil-Coth
Tue North
Sovrn
The
Enquirer
Pennsylvania
P.T. Jackson
Cuthber
District Court OF the
Southers
Georgia
William H. Oattis
Henry I. Oattin
Guery, Oattis & Co
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Saes McPherson
Eorgia
Rasputin Coust
Robert B. Phillips
Sarah F
Jaonna
James M. Ivey
Duder
M. Gormley
Ray
Cousty
M. Garrett
William
Eton
James
Martha Bryant
John F Bryant
Wuermley
J. M. Redding & CO
James J. Kiidboo
Altoracy
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Screven
Savannah
T. S. Nickerson
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All Drugviste
Michigan
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Alaska
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Cruegist
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Bird Cagses
Anthony
East Side Public Square
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B. J. Jackson
Western
Atlantic
Dalton
Chattanooga
Kingston
M. E
Walker
Master ‘Transportation
Choice Pictures
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Powell
Book Bookweller and
Stativeer
T. 8
T.S. Powell
T. S.powell
Powell’s
Bens. Co. “Mitchell
HEO
J. J. Perry
H.S
Alexander
Sea Island
Osnaburgs
Mitchell & Perry
Marsl Ct
J. U. Martin
Watson & Clark Phosphate
Norlingern States
Croasdale Fertilizer
Prof
Burt
Philadelphia
Messrs. Watson & Clark
Watson & Clark
Houston
Pulaski
Washington
Des
Brooks
Thomas
Decatur
Hi. H. Jones
Es. Cooper
College Street
Cuthbert, GA
Carniot
Boones
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