Agents Named for The Appeal Subscriptions
The Appeal announces authorized agents to receive subscriptions including F. M. Garser Springvale B. Masur Beanford W. J. Brows Georgetown J. A. McLaines Fort Gaines IpA Duper Fort Gaines W. F. Davis Coleman Station Co T. F. Uarpes Cotton Hill Hos. M Killinesworth J. P 969th District G. M Clay county W. H. Macroper Pamaria Clay county Cartrexpen & Bro Wards Station R. G. Moenets Sheriff Quitman County. A live local agent is hoped at every available point in this and adjoining counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Garser
Springvale
B. Masur
Beanford
W. J. Brows
Georgetown
Col
A. McLaines
Fort Gaines
J. T. Watxen
G. M
Clay County
W.H. Macroper
Pamaria
Cartrexpen & Bro
R.G. Moenets
Quitman County
Various Miscellanies From State and City News
A wide variety of short items includes a hunter's seven turkeys in one day, local business changes, debt and salary notes, agricultural outputs, deaths and resignations, a New York mortality comparison, syrup yield from cane, a depot manager’s long service, a consolidation of newspapers under A R Calhoun, Rothschild wealth, a Montgomery fire, smallpox at Milledgeville, New Year decor choices, a Detroit divorce suit, Boston liquor restrictions, and Paris Grand Opera House progress with wartime funding cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Blount
Washington County
Thos. Knight
Mecon
F. G. Castlin
Macon
Griffin
Columbus Sun and
Enquirer
A. R. Calhoun
Costly Legislation in Three Week Congress Session
Pomeroy's Democrat denounces a December to January session as costly with only two bills passed the redemption of the 1858 loan and an amnesty for Reagan and Bocock. He notes 366 members earned about 283,600 dollars plus clerks and staff salaries, estimating nearly half a million dollars spent for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Congress
John H. Reagan
Thomas
Bocock
Reagan
Capitol
Sheep Favored Over Dogs in Agricultural Outlook
Curiously the author argues forty dogs to one sheep in Muscogee and nearby counties, noting sheep’s potential profitability with proper management and criticizing the proliferation of dogs among poor and wealthy alike. The piece urges more sheep to balance diets and reduce dog numbers, citing climate and estate practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscogee
Greenland
Quito
Constantinople
Sun & Enquirer
Emigration From Georgia Sparks Debate At Union Depot
A mass emigration of five hundred Georgians, including four hundred blacks and one hundred whites, leaves from Atlanta toward Arkansas. The piece argues the loss to Georgia’s labor force and tax base, urging residents to resist breakup of homes and support local production. Also notes Burke County Grange resolutions condemning tenant systems and urging cash or selective fertilizer purchases to meet debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Atlanta
Georgia
Arkansas
Commonwealth
Sheriff Sale Notices in Cuthbert Georgia 1873 Tax Auctions
Randolph Sheriff sales to be held at the courthouse in Cuthbert on the first Tuesday in February next. Properties include a house and lot on the lace where Dr. Burke resides, a second house and lot on Blakely street, and two city lots Nos. 161 and 106 in the 6th district. Each property listed for state and county tax for 1873 with levy returns by a bailiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Court House
Cuthbert
GC. C. Burke
W. RB
Blackburn
J. McK. Gunn
C. C. Burke
Blakely Street
Said Street
C. E. Brewer
College Street
Cote Street
Western Cemetery
Cross Street
J. W. Brauner
B Jackson
Owen & Sealey
R. W. Duke
Said
Openheimer
Nincy Bitby
H.obins
Z. U. Hood
ZC. Hood
J. A. Foster
Suzyneb Heilbron
Brooksville
Samuel Heilbron
Superior Court
Aaid County
A. W. Gillespie
Fifa
Justice Court
G. M
A.W. Gillespie
Reger
Fifas
Sail County
John B. Clay
Randolph County
Eugenius L. Douglass
E. L. Douglass
Said County
R. H. Cobb
J L
G. A. Ball
Bai Jan Ltd
L. A
Court of Ordinary
Mary Bruner
M. C. Parkerson
Adm
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jas. P. Sawtell
Manison
Harrison
Lumpkin Independent
New York
Talbot County
A. H. Stephens
Lodge of
Colored Masons
Brunswick
Putnam County
Fort Pulaski
B. H. Hill
Dougherty County
Adam R. Brown
Americus
E. B. Walker
Montgomery
Ala
Milledgeville
Detroit
Massachusetts
The
Boston Advertiser
Boston
Paris
Selma and
Meridian
Cubg
Cuba
Darkey
Nurrine
Colonel Jones
Col. Jones
John Jones
Burke County Granges
Waynesboro
Ranpotra
Elizabeth Goodwin
Harrison Goodwin
Ilness Ny
M. Gormley
W. B. Tackett
Powell’s Hall
Chapman Sisters
Blanche
Ella
Belle
Comic Opera Co
Leopollo
New York City
Denham
Powell's Drug Store
Wwe
Iew
Pennsylvania
Chester County
Powell, Okseller and Stationer
Dro
T. 8
Powell
Druggis
Bookseller & Stationer
Hood
Eureka
T. & Powell
Borgia
Ranvotra
Lawrence Solomon
Lincon Jackson
Lincol Jackson
Gormley
Yeu
New York Herald
George Stinson & CO
Art Publishers
Portland
Maine
Spring Vale Institute
Benevolence
A. W. Obr
Beau K
Sapolio
Radway
Dobbin
Taylor
Tolu Balsam
Bazin and
Lubin
Low
Boquet
Atkinson
Peek’s Dentifrice
Blair
Patey
Windsor
T.S. Powell
Imperial
T. S. Powell
D. Phelps
Southwestern R.R
JAY & Pric
Dawson
Peeure
J. Brapingvy
Lansdelld
Pemberton, Taylor, & CO
Redwine & Fox
Lawshe
Root & Bons
Marietta
L. H. Braulfield
Druveist
W. B. Dixson
California
Bininger
Younger
Randreth
Deem
Radway's
Ros
Land
Weedon & Dent
Eufaula
Jos
Ti Kiddoo & Co
JOS. I. Kiddoc & CO
M. A. Pulaskes
Pulaski
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