Notices and Advertisements Include Loss of Certile Notes and Property Sale
The notice lists loss of certile notes and advertises valuable property for sale by T. W. Apsley on College Street. It mentions an auction of a valuable lot on the 18th inst and references a store sale of goods at $1.25 per dozen. It also describes a Conference gathering with Bishop Kavanaugh at the Baptist Church and praises the itinerant Methodist clergy. Divine services will be held daily at the Baptist church with open sermons for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carecueu
Witliam Bave
A. H Jonés
Georgia
Kavanaugh
Emerald Isle
Baptist Church
Lovick Pierer
D. D
Colquitt
James Jackson
J. J. Jones
Mark
WS. Russell
Bainbridge Argus
McGeehee
Américus Courier
Myers
The
Christian Advocate
A. B. Stark
Home Monthly
Methodist Church
J. W. Huntu
Albany, Ga
Kayton
Its & Robbins
Jxcos Lirrwas
Savannah
Augusta
Penn
Vannah
S.gued
Angiz
Bars Annivars and Food Advertisements Feature Heavy
The notice lists diverse goods including apples oranges buckwheat flour corned mullet fish cheese dried beef and a wide assortment for epicures with cash available to ship cotton. Also a subscription note praises gospel work urging white support for Black churches and the education of Black ministers within a Christian, race-conscious framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Universalism debated in a religious column letter
The piece discusses a critic named Sinner denying endless hell, citing biblical passages and a dialogue with Pastor Coleman. It notes a pending public discussion, a stance against protracted controversy, and ends with reflections on immortality and accountability beyond death.
A Sinner and the Rich Man Debate Hell in This World
A long excerpt debates whether hell is a future after death or a worldly punishment. The writer counters the claim that the rich man’s torment occurs in this world and argues that biblical language confirms a posthumous fate.
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Sim
Sioner
Hell
Abraham
Heaven
Lazarus
Dives
Tormens
God
Christ
Paradise
Moses
Abrahhmood
Lervus
Sam
Universalist
Marr
Constitutional battle over fourteenth amendment rights
A column notes opposition to further restraints on citizens rights under the Fourteenth Amendment and urges Congress to pass a constitutional majority measure. It references the New Orleans era sentiment, annexation votes, and remarks on Jeffer son Davis of Memphis.
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Ras Wairss
Congress
Republic
Savannah Republica
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Home Affairs
War Bottom
Committee On
Thomas J. Bottoms
Thomasville
J. W. Huntoon
Albany
Rome
Eutonton
Me. Carci
Geo. C. Bancroft
Colored Baptist Church
America
Forra’e By
T. S. Powel
Elilor
Reedin
Sture
Lazerus
Prophreéts
David
Jonah
Alham
W. Coremax
Africa
Earth
Tuose- Ixterestep
Tennessee
Nashville
Courier-Journal
West
Jefferson Davis
Carolina Lift Insurance Company
Memphis
Mr. Davis
Cooxixo
Tallahassee
Quartertz Cnems
Histetter
Hostetter
Reesens
City of
Dromgoole & Co
A. A. Solomons & CO
Commission
Johnson
New York
Citizens of
Cuthbert
Mayton
Macon
Columbus
Montgomery
Mississippi River
Kaytons
McKessin & Robbins
Propanstor
Jacob
Lippman
Geo
C. Bancroft
Consumers
Ivan
Bates & Comer
Savannah, Ge. MO
D. C. Hodgkins & Son
Mulberry St
Povlé
Macon, GA
J. McK. Gunn
Sax
Gunn’s
GUNN
DR. Porter
Electrician
Brooks Notes
Porter
Spottswood Hotel
Pact Volos
Americas Ga
Barlow House
Dawson, Ga
Rawr
Fort Guins
Buffala Als
Eufaula House
Kentucky House
Ala
Alabama
Kentucky
North
South Carolina
Becaus
Vhe Simmons
I. H. Zeilin & Co
John G. Guice
Jas. R. Chiles
J. G. Jones
F. B. Davies
G. A. Simmons
Zeilin
J. H. Zeilin, & Co
C. A. Simmons
James R. Chiles
M. A. Simmons
M. A. Soman Liss
Prvate
Tamly
Langence
Ana Modern
Blakely Street
A. B. McAfee
Poy i-Im
Central City
Omar
Suny & Oe
Degusists
Nord
Aras
KE. A. Quarterman
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