Emigrant Labor Editorials and Agency Notices
A Georgia newspaper fragment discusses immigration to boost white labor and agricultural development. It quotes New York Emigration Agencies offering male emigrants at ten dollars a month, urging clubs to hire whole families and settle workers as colonist laborers. Also mentions Gen Munard forbidding charges by bureau officers and notes British military strength in Canada.
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Buyannis Nowe & Herald
Georgia
Gurmany
New York
Tod
Savanson
Killers News
F Herald
Dewar
Florida
South Carolina
Partica
Ibiok
Georgid
G. W. Gannany
Iowa
Des Moines
New England
Northwest
Missouri
Texas
South
West
Southwest
Upper Mississippi
Lower Mississippi
Leome
Ecclesiastical Revolutions And Economic Wears in Postwar Politics
A long critique traces how ecclesiastical movements seek to harden government power, replace true gospel with ceremony, and foster union while risking social folly. It warns Southern churches face dwindling aggressive action as worship costs rise, leaving gospel funds scarce for the poor amid looming societal upheaval.
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Ng Li
Spain
Europe
America
Jesus
Hia
Grensivenes
Lige
Fragmentary Rhetoric About Europe and America
The excerpt ponders an aging world, noting a gathering cloud of ecclesiastical restlessness and pride. It warns that treachery permeates Europe and America, aiming to jolts readers into awareness and expectation.
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Europe
America
Wolf at the West and Merchant Failures
The passage notes widespread merchant defaults as the wolf approaches the West. It argues that debtors delay thirty days, harming farms and finance, while a few shrewd observers see the looming harm to prosperity and that the same cycle will repeat, enriching the first movers.
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Euch
Candidacy and Galveston Obsequies Stir City Mourning
In Invaxy Texas on Jan 27 the dispute over Gov Johnson’s funeral rites unfolds. Gen Griffin refuses to grant Confederate rations over remains, mayor Leon ard of Galveston declines to pledge, body lies in open air as thousands mourn and business halts. A printer’s price note and a wartime letter seeking lost Tennessee parents follow in the same column.
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Washingtoy
Griffin
Leonard
Galveston
Someroay
A. S. Johnson
Texas
Episcopal Church
Rope or Iron Band Binding Cotton Bags Debate
Letters in Macon papers discuss whether rope or iron bands are best for bag binding. A Liverpool prompt replies note iron bands preferred for weight and tear resistance, while rope avoids rust but may be cheaper. Debate centers on which binding method offers durability and price advantages amidst supplier rivalry.
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Macon
Hall of Macon
Liverpool
Sondhern Heeoder
Factory Girls' Bravery Sharply Denounced in Edge of Bondage
A clipped paragraph from the Now od Theft Daily Evening Voice criticizes factory work for females under brutal discipline and meager pay. It notes wages around one dollar a day, long hours, and poor living conditions including scant meals and limited bathing. The report also mentions strict bell schedules, refusals to allow breaks, and wage forfeitures for minor infractions.
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Fis
Daily Evening Voice
Porate
Lowell
Sasso
Jeane
Freedmen land dispute over leases on Charleston plantation
Reports detail General R. K. Scott and Captain Brandt visiting Mr. Cheves' plantation to address freedmen on the land. The dispute centers on life estates and new work arrangements, with promised contracts and evaluations of improvements by three neutral assessors. Other items note broadway firms facing losses, the fires in Boston, and a Bluffton California divorce saga ending with reconciliation and a family reunion.
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R. K. Scott
South Carollion
Sexiand
Pilot Bay
Charleston
Brandt
Bradley
Cheves
General Scott
Broadway
New York
Congress
Nen
Biathton
Wella County
California
Goshen
Bluffton
Circuit Court of the District
Pacific
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A. J. Hamilton
D. D
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Priday
Georgetown
W. 8. Jordan
Ward
J. P. Phelps
Menhof
Es Ox Lspusrtion Brewery
Gen. Munard
Bureau
Lng
Mloatren
Daily News
Canada
Lower Provinces
York
Benwxerms
Lwfinla News
Federal Union
Lornemt
Tennessee
Eye
William Butbatten Bice
Zachariah Itary
Millard Filmore Snd Brown
Loylehill
DeKalb County
Tenn
Heway
Borrera
Unite States
Confederacy
Rour
Rome
Mills
Do Ja Mesa
Freedmen Bureau
I.T. Mitchel
R. F. Hutchings
Matt
Powers
de la, Mesa
D. M. Hood
Colquitt
J. C. Sheffield, Jr
W. P. Cha
W. B. Daniela
J. J
Jonathan Ee
M. Platt
Ly County News
Pacific States and Territories
Senate
Vressenden
Sebiat 3
Fressenden
Charlottesville
Milly
James M. Harris
Rockfish
Gap
Nelson County
George 11
Poy Swift
Goliegbroke
Renga
Missenborg, Son & Harris, Wholesale Druggista
Macon, Ga
Riddle
Valentines
Watlefartion
Davens & Urows
Jebl
A. I. Hamilton
Cuthbert Lreeam
AD Jress
Lyceum
Order of the Lyceam
Chapman
Efoblat
I. Easley
Coon Harawan
Trace Ching
Wil, H. Sawyer
Eeteier Rouen In
Atkins Building
Lahore
WH. Sawyer
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