Local Notices and Market Reports From Cuthbert Appeal
A mixed page notes ads and civic items, including Hides Wanted for James H Hancock, a comment on the Grand Jury, and the Charcoal Pipes trustees. It also reports cotton prices advancing to 10 1/2 cents, quotes from markets in Macon Savannah New York Liverpool and others, a praise for Principal Jas S McDowell and preacher Rev Theo K, plus a discussion on church support and alms giving with a sermon by Rev Mu Cook and admonitions on weekly contributions and moral duty. The piece blends local notices, religious discourse, and national legal and economic items, reflecting civic life and commerce.
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Coole
Lowet
Lina
General Assembly
Presbyterian Date South
Zion
Mitt
New York Journal of Commerce Warns of Radical Overreach
The New York Journal of Commerce editorializes that zeal for party supremacy risks driving the country into revolution. It criticizes reconstruction policy as punitive and anticipates amendments to suffrage and voting rules favoring black enfranchisement, labeling Radical leaders as oppressive and lacking moderation toward the South.
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New York Journal of Commerce
Ihs
Hadien Fottere
Radical Party
Meeting of the Conservative State Central Committee in Macon
The Georgia Conservative Central Executive Committee met in Macon on February 18. It adopted a preamble and resolutions denouncing northern supremacy and endorsing the Democratic name while urging Conservative alignment, praising President Johnson, and approving a state banking script ordinance to supervise issued scrip.
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State Central Committee
Macon
Tlalns
United States
Imoeratic Marty
Wien
Fillmore
Winthrop Dolittle
Adtines
Dixon
Petieat Jng
Gomeiites
Vietne
Macee
Kudwa
Nationalemocratic Party of Georgia
Ceghgla
Nool
Pathor Wader
Tate
Georgia
Atlanta
Way Promisele
Farlom
Andrew Johnson
Alabama's Union Return urged by New York Tribune
The New York Tribune argues Alabama should be admitted to the Union, warning against delaying admission and urging Congress to recognize loyalists and end military occupation. It condemns rebel actions and calls for immediate reintegration despite resistance, while detailing empathetic calls for freedom and justice. Also reports German relief efforts amid Easter famine in Eastern Prussia, noting fever outbreaks and aid measures.
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Sutrene
Corayo
New York Tribuna
Alabama
Teton
Union
Congress
Poputir
Congrem
Ita
Washington
Congres
Death and Burial of a Japanese In New York
A Japanese troupe leader Mu yaltakeo died in New York on Saturday of heart disease. The group held a somber wake with ritual items at the head of the bier, white linen shroud, and a black rosewood coffin. The body was interred at Greenwood Cemetery in the Strangers Receiving Tombs after prayers and mourning. the group plans to return the body to Japan when possible.
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New York
Muyalvta-keo
New York Sun
Tae
Japan
Important Egal Decision on Atlanta Relief Ordinance
Judge Clarke’s ruling challenges the constitutionality of the Atlanta Relief Ordinance. The case, tied to a Radical Convention dispute, centers on whether Reconstruction Acts require federal ratification and congressional approval. The opinion declares the convention unconstitutional and void, with the court cautioned to address broader constitutional questions.
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Clarke
Atlanta
Minty
Mabel
Thie Etiam Ot
Gaston Ee John Plt
Af Folin Woster
Guardian
Ett
Wy J. Whaley
Iy Heindouhh
Superior Court
Coubert
Chuy
Defendsants
Linbley
Hl United
Congress
Supreme Court of
Petition Against Reconstruction Act Sparks Alabama Protest
In the Senate on Thursday Mr Doolittle read a petition from over a thousand Alabama citizens opposing Reconstruction Act enforcement. It argues against federal rule by the sword and warns of alien rule, urging “upright men” from the white race to govern, while denouncing perceived incompetence. The petition was referred to the Judiciary Committees.
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Atanawa
Senate
Doolittle
Alabama
South
Uigraschitis
Malager
Uition
Judieiaty Committees
Freedmen Bureau Supplies and School Progress in State
The New York Tribune outlines the Freedmen Bureau's operations in the state for the year ending September 30, detailing food distribution to whites, freedmen, and children, with totals for persons aided and value of corn and bacon issued. It also notes charitable aid from northern associations, court supervision, and a significant rise in school enrollment and staffing under the School Board, alongside reflections on race and social views from contemporary papers.
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Loreny Waardkn
New York Tribune
Freedmen’s Bureau
Congress
Superior Court
Belin
Teschers
Oye
Suuilay Seule
Proposed Reconstruction Bill Seeks Grant as Dictator
The article denounces amendments to the reconstruction scheme proposing to make Grant dictator via military power to subjugate white Southerners and empower brutal action by federal troops. It warns of plans to seize presidential power, accusing Congress of conspiracies and detailing dire consequences for the South and national governance.
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Grant
South
Congress
From January 1808 letter on Mississippi distress and unions
A letter dated January 22 1808 from an official in the Upper South laments extreme poverty and school closures across the region. It warns of rising tensions, potential violence between races, and urges Congress to act to avert war. The piece also touches on misattributed accusations against General Grant and reports cholera fears at Cedar Keys disproved.
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Sardis
Menna
University of Missinsippi
Oxford
Mississippi
Alee
Memphis
Graye
Hauer
New Era
Hidelt Ofa
Sidge Chine
Itimne
Pidge Chase
Grant
Washington
Geb Butler
Hamshire
Conneticut
Fernandina
Cedar Keys
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Local Department
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Hides
James H. Hancock
Grand Jury Prosentimenta
M. D. Parkerson
Charcoal Pipes
T. S. Powell
Trus
Tee
Bancroft Randolph Male Academy
Storia
Sosandehe Oftuillet
Tome
Savannah
Girmanil
Raxporrn
Mala Ativan
Jas
McDowell
Gublic
Presbyterian Church
Thie
Theo
K. Sesith
Wal Notile
Supreme Court of the United States
Black
Georg S
Meade
Ager
Tess
Treasury
State of Georgia
Letfort
Intelligencer
Gear- Penitentiary
Whiter
Juvke
Florida
T. BR. Pattett
Manta
Moitury
Easter
Iruasia
The
Womert
Necro Bavartry
World
Wii
Blake
Sia
Powell
Tricia
Uaroln
David Landrete
Strasburg
China
Turing
Dinningon
Miliiwarr
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