Disjointed Cuthbert Appeal Local Department Notes
A fragmented report from the Cuthbert Appeal Local Department covers Standy ucy Presentments and dissolution of a co partnership. It notes price movements across cotton markets and mentions civil and criminal cases with minimal details, alongside local civic reflections and remarks on Andrew Female College and city improvements. The text interweaves local ads, editorials, and stray observations about population, frogs, and literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRW
Diaalution
Sanley & Din
Cts
Savennah
Mobile
New York
Fragmented archaic quip on age and time
An oblique dialogue line mocks youth and age, calling an old fox to concede to time. The speaker warns against forcing others into one’s views and asserts a stance of endurance and reckoning with aging traditions.
Letter from Capt Gowdy on Reconstruction in Alabama
The Newport Argus prints an extract from Capt John Gowdy of Claremont now Alabama, criticizing Southern Republicans and Radical voters. He argues subjugation and annihilation loom, condemns the labor system as a sham for Black workers, and questions voters ignorance, referencing the Montgomery Convention and Alabama reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Argus
John Mr. Gowdy
Claremont
Alabama
New Hampshire
Bowdleys
League
Montgomery
Incident on the Macon and Western Railroad
A feeble woman was placed on a train at Macon bound for Griffin after a male companion checked her bag to Atlanta. She lacked funds and was forced off at the first Griffin stop, unable to reach anyone. A guard’s note and the conductor’s claim of policy sparked criticism of the railway. The piece also reviews an 87 page volume by J. W. Forney detailing Senate contingent fund payments, noting lavish spending on cutlery and luxuries, and condemning the use of public funds.
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Macon
Atlanta
Griffin
Aller Paw
Pest
Lindow
FW. Porney
J. W. Forney
Senate
F. Wade
Forper's Magazine
Eclectic
Weatminster
Wade
Summer
Mich
Forney
Turbulent Era Echoes in Atlanta Intelligencer and War Talk
An 1860s Atlanta press fragment rails at rival papers while praising the Intelligencer for bold stance against perceived radicalism. It condemns political figures and hints at wartime power struggles, with hostile views toward Grant and heavy emphasis on press conflicts, political alignments, and the age’s turmoil.
Motion to End Atlanta Convention Pay Tabled
A motion to cease member pay after the 20th meeting was tabled. Mr Holcombe argued members could live on three dollars a day, claiming 850 would buy butter fare and leave funds for whiskey and tobacco, while the pigs couldn't see it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Belief Probe Over Woman with Wet Sidewalk Complaint
A fragment notes a belief about a woman with a fin ankle and stockings who complained of a wet sidewalk or muddy area. The readable text is unclear on names, places, or actions, providing only a terse glimpse of a sidewalk complaint raised by a woman.
Great Reticent General Ulysses and the Negro Suffrage Question
A correspondent recounts a town visit by General Ulysses and his father discussing whether to support negro suffrage, with Ulysses offering no reply while his father presses for a stance. The piece juxtaposes political talk with a violent robbery story and local unrest surrounding suffrage and election tensions.
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O.v
Ohio
Ulyas
Alyas
Wiehewan
Tomorow
Ulysses
Ulyss
Home Again and Emigration Plans in Georgia
After three months in Great Britain the Lowndes County Immigration Society reports mixed results from seeking ferpigrants to Georgia. Workers were not obtained cheaply, plans faltered, and promises of aid to emigrants collapsed. The article notes Scotch laborers as industrious and potential gains from emigration, but acknowledges disappointment and ongoing discussions. Also covered are the Louisiana Negro Convention disfranchisement decision and political tensions tied to Reconstruction era issues. The Burkts Weekly subscription note closes the piece.
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Great Britain
Lowndes
Georgia
Coftlusiai
Scotland
Edingburgh
Itimay
Keglades
Beeryfen
Inter Tnt
Treabliret
Pontfidter
United Antes
United State Courts
Dusdges
Poutlarlalgeea
Mela Herd
Leighiataran
Sethnetiy
Imethbers
Offres
Jones
United States
Kd Ap
Blawee
Washington faction pushes racial integration in church plans
The article reports on a Freedmen's Bureau clique pressing to oust a Republican chaplain and push a national church model where whites and blacks worship and socialize together. It notes Gen Howard and Secretary Stanton opposing Reconstruction limits, and discusses political maneuvers, congress measures, and reactions across factions amid postwar tensions.
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Able
Washington
Leviaville Courieir
Howard
Stanton
Kentucky
Anil
Tempeiye
Congress
United States
Senate
Donough
Lany
Benttur
Movil
Coutes
Ben
Wade
Nnhecr
Reconstruction Committee
Hinreport
Generil
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Corr
Mumtay
Sodetdge Clarke
Uemal
Hixtlenge Carter
Tom Shropshire
Bovithville
Justice de
Rome
Powell
Cormumnr Armat
Aa Fai
Andrew Female College
Orgour Sale
Andrew
Wiankind
Macon and Western Railroad
Atlanta Intelligencer
Andrew Johnison
Aise i
The
Times
House of Wits
Albany
Jini Fidig
Al- 90
Ofe
Generom
Stiles
Intelligencer
Prentice Thug
Grant
Goorin
Louiafina
Arkansas
Retunnes
Attukapas
Daterlay Prairies
Texas
Department of War
Fai
Tur Grerp Rosagny
Cragiy
John Bonninghoty
Hhis House
Sudrort
Welloon bin Troy
Atp
Armas
Aly Ohb
Obeaun
Beaningtull
Thurlhat
Ld Thad
Waddel
Ome
Lufewla News
Porteruy
New England
Co Top
New Ireland
Cuthbert
Burkte
New York Tribune
Plmstea
Fideral Troojs
Anderanville
Petiriaty
Maveh
Ajit
May
Taos
Andergorville
Elmira
Mr. Kelley
Wynnet
AnMeraan Itt Moston
Colon
Mullard le
Gandla
David Landreth & Sor
Skeed
Sean
Canada
Cain
Pete Ted
Haye
Aise
McMahon's
Annondant Gairderttr
Dhabi
Hes
Drewr-Malkat
Waokand
Tole
Reese
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Bey
Oro
Baligmn Co Couper
Piri
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