Davidson College students publish periodical at modest rates
The issue notes subscriptions and prices for the college paper and clubs, praises the meritorious enterprise, and invites support. It mentions a Baptist Fair in Eufania with Rev B W Wharton’s ticket, hopes to aid church funds, and cites Judge William Schley’s visit as Eastern Circuit judge. It also reports on Sludge Behley’s fertilizer business near Savannah and Templeton Troupe performances at Powell's Hall.
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Davidson Lollege N
Swix
I Umabe
Sappy
Eufania
B. W. Wharton
Persexar
William Schley
Georgia
Fleming
Behley
Demorest's Monthly Magazine Promises Engraving Gift
A promotional note for Demorest's Monthly Magazine highlights an annual subscription offer with a fine steel portrait of Demorest and his wife and a large engraving valued at ten dollars included for each subscriber. The piece blends literary and fashion content with holiday appeal and a parlor gift angle. It also recounts a local anecdote about a minister and a turkey gift during a visit by itinerant Zion supporters.
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Parton Macazine
Demorest
Mrr
Mme
Demorest’s Monthly
Broadway
N. Y
Cuthbert College and Georgia Reconstruction Debate
The article reports on a push to support a female college in Cuthbert and the resistance to efforts undermining it. It notes an outgoing conference meeting exposing slander, urging local supporters to back the institution with tuition payments. It also covers Georgia reconstruction views, General Terry’s report urging military control, and tensions between Bullock administration and Congress.
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Cuthbert
Andrew
Wea
Congress
Terry
Georgia
Senate
Edmunds
Bullock
Ile
Térry
Halleck
Friday
Foster Blodgett
Savannah
Editing a Paper Causes Public Debate and Satirical Diction
A note from an editor’s office outlines the endless social pressure on a newspaper. The text humorously lists actions and their alleged public judgments from publishing telegraph reports to paying bills, showing how readers demand balance and enterprise while condemning any excess.
Perilous Island Trek Ends in European Rescue
A castaway endured thirty days of bad weather and cannibal captivity on a remote island. After escaping, he trekked across deserts, forests, and venomous terrain, surviving three years with frail hope, crossing South America on foot before reaching white men and finally Europe with aid from a Portuguese ship.
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Hiscalito Raeae
Oceanica
Europe
George Samazon
South America
Hill
Planters advised to warehouse cotton for safety and insured value
A writer urges planters to move cotton to city warehouses for safety and orderly handling. He notes cotton fires risk and argues warehouses are best for storage and inventory. He recommends insuring cotton and shipping it forward promptly to reduce losses.
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Ae Aegraph
Col
Eng
Georgia faces Congress over presidential Reconstruction hazards
The telegraph column argues that congressional interference risks punitive acts on Georgia if the state resents or yields to the federal measures regarding the black population. It contends that either path brings severe consequences, urging lawmakers to pursue prudent, safe statesmanship amid Georgia’s crisis.
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North
Georgia
Washington
Congress
Congrés
Telegraph & Hessenger
Marriage Contracts and the Validity of Wife Acknowledgment
The article surveys legal views on marriage by consent across jurisdictions. It cites Ireland’s Queen's Bench, the House of Lords, and U S Supreme Court divisions, noting how courts in Massachusetts Maryland and others handle marriages by cohabitation and acknowledgment as evidence of marriage.
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Barnard
Bissell
Pennsylvania
Scotland
England
Ireland
Court of the Queen's Bench
House of Lords
Strange
Atbem
Brougham
Denman
Campbell
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promoted With Varied Reading
An 1860s promo notices the annual National Calendar by Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters detailing uses and benefits for merchants and professionals, plus household recipes and anecdotes. It cites a consanguineous family case, Mormon relocations near Independence, and various odd quips and notes on health, fashion, and science.
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Pittsburgh
Hostetters
Kayton’s Oil of Life Promoted by Traveling Proprietor
Special notices promote Kayton from professor to healer of rheumatism neuralgia and pains claiming instant relief from one oil tablet and noting its use for sprains and bruises. Kayton’s Dyspeptic Pills are described as a vegetable cathartic with McKesson & Robbins as wholesale agents and Jacob Livenan as proprietor of a Savannah wholesale drug house.
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Resoxatics
Anp
Leanx
Kayton
McKesson & Robbins
Jacos Livenan
Savannah
McKessin & Robbins
New York
Jabob Lippman
Hee House
M. L. Lichtenstad
Georgia
Randolph
Europe
Alabama
Cuthbert
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Succesor
Purdy & Johston
Palmyra
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South Bend
Ind
United States
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Ison & Price
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Public Square
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Central City
Olan
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Carpenter
Mortoc
Theope
Zicehange
Geonsia
Senate Judiciary Committee
Elegraph and Messenger
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Bee
Sampson
Cleveland
Mmabila Register
Augesta Chronicle
Previndice
Sataynab River
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Limia
Port
Ning Aterivan
Simerigan Aioe
Simon
Princess de Metternich
Plymouth Church
Puys
Cher
the Great Pictorial Annual
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Salt Lake
Jackson County
Independence
Temple Ground
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New York Herald
Bromgoole & Co
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Arene
Poplar
Moos
Johnson
West
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Owen & Sealy
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Montgomery
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Allison
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