Local Notes Salute Farming Advice and Town Happenings
The Appeal discusses Col Fielder's farming article urging readers to study it for future agricultural prosperity. W C Gunn sends word of Texas life and promises regular letters. Arison and Sturson advertise top cotton prices. Rev Geo W Cheves arrives to lead Baptist Female College and open soon. Capt John F Kiddoo runs a fine Cuthbert hotel. travelers praise its quality and generous meals.
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Geo. W. Cheves
Baptist Female College
Kentucky
Bethel College
Cheves
State Bond Debts Highlighted as Officials Face Muddle
The piece notes the state's valid bonded debt at 8 005 500 and invalid 2 872 000 with 35 500 past due. It questions who colluded to obtain funds and urges a genuine expose. It cites Governor's plan for four normal schools and mentions a storm-related accident and a Congress salary cut proposal. Bishop Pierce reports his father regained voice and health.
The Spirit of Emigration in Our State
The piece argues that widespread hardship drives emigration from Georgia and other regions to Mississippi Texas and beyond. It urges locals to endure, improve home farms, plant trees and vines, and resist moving, insisting labor and prudent living can restore prosperity. It notes poor rural conditions and warns that moving will not solve systemic issues.
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Georgia
Mississippi
Texas
Indianapolis
Austin
Appeal to taxpayers of Cuthbert on city salaries
A taxpayer letter questions city costs and duties in Cuthbert. It asks for salary details of the mayor, marshal, deputy marshal, and chain gang overseer, urging lighter taxes and transparent spending amid recession. The writer defends the new mayor and council while demanding accountability.
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Cuthbert
Billy
AX Payagr
Hill Defends History Clash Over Amnesty Bill in House
In a heated House exchange Ben Hill condemns GOP leaders for inflaming sectional wounds while defending the South’s memory of the war. He cites ex parte testimony on Wirz and reiterates that the South will not pursue remedies through renewed secession or agitation.
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Blaine
Hill
Maine
Hill Shen
Jefferson Davis
Wirz
Jefferson’ Davis
Platt
New
Yori
Andersonville
Mira
Statewide push for constitutional convention gains support
From Georgia sections comes a call for a state constitutional convention. The editorial argues the present frame limits the people, weakens virtue, and tears at contracts. It advocates a freely chosen constitution reflecting honest, unwavering citizen obligations to restore peace and prosperity.
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Bainesville
Georgia
Mayo
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