The Appeal notes many locals and leaders cited by Lawtell
The Appeal by Jas P Lawtell surveys scattered items from Arkansas to Kentucky and Georgia. It highlights a push to limit Georgia legislature sessions, mentions editorials on sweet potato crop chatter, a death of Theodore H Byrd, fashion notes on pantaloons, a Hartford City suicide, Brevard County Florida manatee catches, Meridian Mississippi water depth, and various political and social observations. It reflects a miscellany of early 19th century news and opinion.
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United States
Senato
Kentucky
Theodore H. Byrd
Cuthbert Reporter
Hartford City
Ind
yAmongstic
Bravard County
Florida
Meridian
Mississippi
Brevard County
Theo
Georgia
Hotel Kaaper
Quitman Frees Press
A Tribute to the South by Rev J J Lafferty
Rev Dr J J Lafferty of the Richmond Christian Advocate spoke at Irlaby College North Carolina on The Old Time and the New. He argued the Confederacy could not conquer Providence and praised southern fortitude, industry, and political strength, citing battles and moral contrasts. He invoked Beecher's Plymouth pulpit claim of southern virtue and end by lauding southern resilience and unity.
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J.J. Lafferty
Richmond Christan Advocate
Irlaby College
N. C
South
Stonewall
Virginia
McClellan
Hooker
Burnside
Igsin
Judas
Barrabas
United States
Congress
Jesus
Henry Ward Beecher
Plymouth
Dr Hape Rescued After River Cave-In Near Devil's Pulpit
Special to the Censul reports Dr. Hape descended alone from Lover's Leap to Oceana and along the brink within a cliff reach. After failing to return, rescuers feared a watery grave but spotted a light on a narrow ledge. At dawn five men lowered ropes, and the doctor, still strong, grabbed the line and signaled. He descended to safety as rescuers prepared to hoist him up with rope.
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Georgia
Cox
Senator Hill
Mendez
Oglethorpe
Werley
de Boto
James Ozlethorpe
Burke
Pope
Johnson
Thompson
Ele
Robert Montgomery
England
Jobn Wealey
High Church
Atlantic
Sowan
Jackson
Calhoun
Senate
Beall
Crawford
Berrien
McIntosh
Clayton
Colsquitt
Cobb
Tripp
Dawson
Foraythe
Lumpkin
Lemar
Shorter
Reid
Warner
Johoson
Wilde
Baldwin
Robert Toombs
Councila
Mates
de Soto
Raleigh
Ogiethorpe
Hortonius
Forum
Cicero
Oratory
Georgis
Federation of States
Hape
Oceana
dayLrosk
Jen
Don't Fail to Sow Oats Brightens Farm Prosperity
Farmers urged to sow oats this spring to restore grain revenue as cotton prices sag. Reports show last year’s oat crop strong in many regions, with state yields reaching 19 bushels per acre nationally and 15 per acre locally. Emphasizes early spring sowing, damp, muddy ground, and the old adage that oats thrive in wet soil, while cotton faces price declines.
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Ile
Collumbus Enquirer
One Experience from Many
A severely ill mother recalls long illness and misery causing strain at home. After using Hop Bitters she recovered noticeably, improving her health and altering the household mood. Her husband and family were surprised by the rapid change and welcomed the remedy as a sign of blessing.
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Levon
J. C. Stoetzel
Felton At
Chicago
Ill
Tribute of Respect at Southwest Ga Agricultural College
A January meeting of the Faculty at Southwest Georgia Agricultural College adopted a tribute to John McK. Gunn, detailing his virtuous character, public service, and Christian faith, and expressing condolences to his family. Additional resolutions from the Sabbath School honor Mr Gunn as superintendent, noting his long service and impact, and requesting publication of the notices.
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Tha
Southwes Ga
Agricultural College
Wareras
John McK. Gonn
Thin Snativation
Jno
McK. Gunn
Tresteen
Dead Valley
Cuthbert
T. Sanrono
Elh. Stevens
T. Newros
Sarum A. Remnovos
Wuetxas
J. McK. Gunn
Wucaneas
Guan
Goon
Paesarrenin Sappari Schoor
Satisfaction for Ten Promises Health From Gingen Tonic
A Chronicle reader testifies that for over two years the Harker's Gingen Tonic has cured headache malaria and other complaints for a family of ten. The result is excellent health and no medical expenses.
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Harker
Chronicle
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Americus Recorder
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Chicago Tribune
Athens
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Monroe
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David E. Boor
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weaFarmers
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Peerless
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Golden
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Corer
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TATE
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Council Chamber
Dan
Cayne Caikters Enaia Vossign
Lavieance Stern
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le Mauile
Samiel E. Freeman
Exid
Bert
Georgic
Anid City
Tle
Samuel E. Freeman
W J. Wanny
C. C
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Vie Superior Conc
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M. Gormley
Clerin
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Sheree Brock
Charles Ws Standley
Charles Standley
James G. Parks
Couste
Terrill
Randot
Clapte Ee
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Thie City
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Darive
W. J. Banar
Clerk Cowncil
Landreth
Powells Droa
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Ordinny
Wien
Tata
Cardian
F. Pulaski & CO
Wich Lower Figares
Fide
Jangbet
A. L. Mapp
North West Corner Public Square
H. B. Mathew
E. Gibson
Ilan
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Hembexs
Ic End
Soca
Seiculturint
Soeraal
Broadway
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