Authorized subscribers and recent news items in Georgia
Lists local receivers for subscriptions to the AP PRAL and sachets of Georgia news. Notes deaths from yellow fever in Bainbridge, smallpox in Macon and Atlanta, a hangings in Hawkinsville, political elections in Texas, Cincinnati hogs, and other brief items. Also mentions a Baltimore census, Georgia grange economy resolutions, and forecasts of a local guardian.
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F. M. GanxEr
Springvale
B. Manny
Beauford
J. Brows
Georgetown
A. McLesvon
Fort Gaines
T. Warrenr
Ina Dunceyr
Wi ¥ Davi
Coleman
C.T. F- Canoes
Cotton Hill
Pagans
M. Krcainesweets
Bainbridge
G. W. Adair
Atlanta
Georgia
Thomasville
Macon
Columbus
Board of Health
Daily Press of
Chicago
Ed Perent
John Killen
Hawkinsville
Virginius
Boss” Tweed
Andy Johnson
Baltimore
Grant
Williams
Mississippi
St. Paul
Cincinnati
Washington City
Willard
Erernas
Patterson
N. J
Clarke County Grange
The Way to Cure the Panic Grange Resolutions
The Cherokee Alabama Grange women pledge one year to buy only calico and homespun, practice thrift, and oppose extravagance in dress. The note urges southern Granges to adopt retrenchment, hoping to ease debt and boost farm prosperity amid crop failures and financial strain.
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Cherokee Alabama Grange
Cherokee Grange
South
Agricultural Brotherhood
Middle Alabama
Lien law repeal opposed by planters in January debate
The editor notes strong planter opposition to the lien law, arguing repeal would aid agricultural interests and curb debt, while warning against abrupt repeal before January 1875. It cites The Chronicle and Sentinel and discusses broader political talk on Georgia leadership and potential presidential prospects.
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Atlanta Herald
Chronicle and Sentinel
Forrest
N. B. Forrest
Spain
Gen. Sherman
Gen. Forrest
War Department
Secretary of War
NB. Forrest
W. T. Saenman
Sherman
Exhibition Praises Resilient Local School Efforts Amid Financial Crash
A letter recounts Capt. Edwards and Spring Vale Institute students presenting an exhibition that lifts spirits despite the financial panic. It highlights Miss Willie Butler on dress, a witty piece on Times by James Dennington Jr, and a critique of farmers overreliance on external markets. The writer notes sturdy local effort and hints that cotton crops and economics face shift toward antebellum patterns.
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Eorrors
Capt. Edwards
Spring Vale Institute
Times
James Dennington, Jr
Georgia
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