Local notices and political notes from a Georgia paper
A historical page reports on clerk and county offices in Georgia, tax collector figures, and local election remarks. It notes subscription price moves for the Appeal, cotton crop totals, and political commentary including liquor questions, governor’s message, and indictments in Barbour County. It mentions railroad ads at Griffin Madison Monticello and a presidential nomination for John A. Pardee.
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Tlia
Frank Willis
Quitman County
Smith
General Assembly
Eufaula
Barbour County
Alabama
Regio
Allanta
Thetarconnta
Independent candidates spark Democratic party fury in county race
The letter-writers clash over independence versus party unity in the Tax Collector contest. Dixon, labeling rivals as independent, is challenged for aligning with or against Watson and Davis. The piece questions consistency and motives, arguing the field reveals political realignments and preemptive maneuvers amid broader party splits.
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Democratic Party
W. B. Dixon
Judge Watson
Zuber
HW. D. Marstew
Davis
W. F. Davis
Shoul
Bolters
Tenayn
Watson
Pary
Dixson
Ibi
Pixson
Death by own action in Atlanta in 1874 suicide of former government secretary
In Atlanta, Samuel J Anderson, once private secretary to Governor Crawford and later War Secretary, died by self-inflicted gunshot after financial distress. A note to Dr Miller and plans to support Jerry Lynch reveal a fatal resolve. A separate will exposes generous legacies to General Toombs, Dr Miller, and others, with specific burial wishes and bequests.
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Atlanta
Sam l. J. Andurson
Geo. W. Crawford
Ad Jitecm
Winfield Scott
Gen. Toombs
Toombs
Astanta
Saxony
J. M. Johnson
Jerry Lynch
New York
New York. Egrettings Ie Absence of Dr. Miller
J. Axounson
Dr. Johnson
Dr. Miller
S.J. Alan Will
Gen. Toons
Samuel J. Anderson
Sam
J. Anderson
A. H. Dawson
Broadway
Mr. Dawson
Henry Slasdell Anderson
Springville
Erie County
John C. Strong
Buffalo
Reont
Bill
Miller and Johnson
Matilda Harris
Ed Hardy
Cigara
J. Axpersey
Debt reform call from Rome Commercial echoes Georgia policy
A Georgia editorial reprints the Rome Commercial stance urging repeal of homestead and exemption laws that shield debtors. It argues for prompt, fair debt collection and contract enforcement, condemning delays as wrong and urging Democratic leadership to enact measures restoring justice and moral tone.
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Georgia
Rome
Democratic Party
General Assembly
Georgia Homestead and Collection Laws Criticized
The Atlanta News argues the homestead law harms credit and prosperity in Georgia, citing six years of experience and widespread repeal support. It denounces the collection laws as a costly, obstructive system that delays payments, keeping creditors at a disadvantage and harming business. It notes emigrants returning West and urges reform to boost the state’s credit and economy.
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Georgia
Atlanta News
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Cuthbert
Clerk Superior Court
Parkerson
MO. M. Redding
WN. T. Crozier
Thomas Coleman
James Coleman
Alfred Townsend
Radical Party
Maya
North Georgia
Louisville
R. W H. Wardaway
Fhoman
Oata
Uva
Eofaula Times
Isto Radical Party
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Grand Jury
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Aera
Ceci
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Keils
Griffin
Madison Monticello
John A. Pardee
United States
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Samlin
Maine
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Washington
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Uited States
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Congress
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Elizabeth
Virginia
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Cutasmtars
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Ceidhert
L.d.smerrer
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Larper
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Journali Journal
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Wentminiater Review
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Littell
Aubacabers
Morris Phillips , CO
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Kien
Daniel Adee
Fulton Street
Fort Gaines Academy
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Dno W. Horier
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Cotlet Soaps
T.S. Powells
Powell
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Banksey
W. P. Kirksey
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Stewart County
Lamphin
Deremberdazi
Fis Richardson
Ode Asrtynee
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Santa Claus
B. J. Jackson
Christ
Ana Black
Th. J. Jackson
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Meee ER
Penasco
Male High School
Ys Institution
Hank
Anna Gee
Piuse
Sir Sla
McNulty
T. J. Pratt
Cozica
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B.J
Averill
Sugal
Goantry
Culore
Sealer
Averill Chemical Paint CO
Philadelphia
Rte
Ateneo Power
Georgia Z
Geo
P. Rowell & Co
Park Row
Bremerton
Galden Medical Dheoutery
de Bogs
Aed Statler
Booker Tod
A. Huff
Wholecale and Retsil Produce
Macon
Mia
Macon, Ga
W. A. Huff
W.aa. Huff
Mgm Wuber
Gormley
Ordinary
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Ackerley
Crews & McDonald's
Ari Ackerly
Lite
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Sean
Ted
Deliace Gaselier
Allen F. Hall
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