Insolvent list and market notes from Pearse county
By J A P Sawtell. reports debt and tax figures for Mobile and Macon. stock, sugar yam yields, and cotton prices referenced. Notes illness of Col C W Hancer of the Americas Republicans. Moody and Lamar political hints. emigration to Texas and Mississippi. a Jackson piano debt seizure case. Maggie Davis marriage in Memphis. Cherokee and Georgia crop forecasts. local crime and public notices.
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Pearse County
Mobile
C. W. Hancer
Americas
United State
Il Health
Fitch
Te Newnan Semis Weekly Star
Macon
John Carroll
Magnolia
Chii Carroll
A. Hens
New York
Amphi County
Upsher County
Texas
Atlanta
Lumpkin
Talbot
Harris
Mississippi
J.J. Musgrove
Baker County
Jacksonville
Florida
L. Q. C. Lamar
United States
Reuben Jones
Maggie Davis
Jefferson Davis
Memphis
J. Adisons
Georgia
Debate on a Constitutional Convention in Georgia
The Augusta Chronicle urges Georgians to call a constitutional convention noting past reforms created central executive power and longer terms. It argues the people should frame their government and warns against governors-led change. The piece cites Georgia and a San Marcos dispatch on a Georgia youth’s death and cites broad reader interest.
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Augusta Chronicle
Georgia
The
Columbus Enquirer
Empire
South
Senate
Old Commonwealth
Galveston News
San Marcos
Texas
Charles DeLeo
Christmas Paradox in Nashville American Squib
The Nashville American quotes a Christmas squib lampooning holiday drunkenness and irreverence, noting the contrast with the holy season. It condemns public excess and calls for reverence among Christians, while contrasting with sensational festivity. Missouri cotton trials report poor results with twelve acres yielding six bales netting 330 dollars, $66 below cost.
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Nashville American
Jesus
Heaven
Earth
Commonwealth
United States
Augusta
Missouri
Marriages Recorded in Randolph County 1875
At the bride's mother's residence on December 29 1875 Elder M B L Binion united Wa N Caster of Dawson Ga with Matrie M Due of Randolph County in marriage Also at the same time and place El der M B L Binion joined Edward A Duke and Mary A Stan Ford both of Randolph County in matrimony
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M. B. L. Binion
Wa. N. Caster
Dawson, Ga
Matrie M. Due
Randolph County
Epward A. Duke
Mary A. Stan Ford
Randolph
Court House
Cuthbert
Said
Neil Smith
Randolph Superior Court
Ower
Said County
Thomas D. Frith
Piilemon Scranton
Thos. D. Frith
John B. Clay
Isaac Easley
J. B. Clay
Joseph T. Cheeture
Richard F. Haviland
Joseph T. Cheshire
Augustus T. Amos
Brooksville
E. L. Douglass
Robert M.puckett
de Bonis
Reuben Jones
E L. Douglass
J. A. Sawyer
Brooks House
Ann Brooks
Justice Court
G. M
Joseph T. Kiddoo & Co
Levy
John &. Pollock
Rachel A. Pollock
M. W. Stamper
John B. Pollock
L. A. Smith
Great Centennial Year Pres Struggle Marks 1876
TetrenarH price cut to meet regional needs as the presidential struggle stirs interest. Jan7 indicates CLISBY JONES REESE, suggesting a local business notice in the period context.
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Clisby, Jones & Reese
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J. A. P. Sawtell
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Eah
Asi
Apeal
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Stewart
England
East
Judea
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J. B. Curves
New Orleans Picayune
Grant
Act of Congress
America
Liss Kitty Wolfe
Wolfe
Ivis
Abner T. Smith
Isa Cuhbert
James HL Iy Wood
janz-Im
General Agents
Atlanta, Ga
Spring Vale Institute
M. Cc. Edwards
Borgia
Court of Ordinary
Ale
West Harris
M. C. Parkerson
Janz Im
West Hurria
M. A. McNulty
Richard
Ellen Martin
Searaig Pratensis
Guy
Fort Gaines Academy
Oae
Chiesa
MO. W. Dozier
E. A. Keese
Fort Gaines
W. J
Eufaula
Alabama
Pippin
Broad Street
JEN & Bro
S. W. Rn
Isaac Stegerman
Ala
Europe
Isaac Steverman
Clothier
Telegraph & Messenger
Our
Mammoth Weekly
Peeen Peo
Trah
Mel
Ios Sreebert Et
Teg Deere
Man
Ufacturer
Seins
M. H. Pulaski & CO
Ars Op
Pers
Uliner
Steve Bere
Tate
Vick’s Floral Guide
Icienne
James Vick
Rochester
N. Y
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Spiser
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H- Gamble
Allison & Simpson’s
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