The Appeal readers list and county notes January 1874
This item lists authorized subscribers and local agents for The Appeal in various Georgia counties, names several officials and residents, and reports on public debts, local events, and political notes from Atlanta to Savannah. It mentions Miss Ina Dupcer, Col. A. McLesvors, J. T. Warren, W. H. Macavper, and others, plus conditions in Quitman, Houston, and Early counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Ganski
Springvale
B. Masor
Beanford
W.J. Beanh
Seorgetown
Col
A. McLesvors
Fort Gaines
J. T. Warren
Ina Dupcer
W. F. Davis
Coleman Station
C.T. F. Cannes
Cotton Hill
M. Kruuscsworte
J. P
G. M
Clay County
W. H. Macavper
Pamaria
Guitrexpen & Bro
R. G. Moakis
Quitman County
Snd
Legislative currents and Texas turmoil amid looming state convention
The piece surveys moves in both houses toward speculative speeches and bills, calls an adjournment for a Milledgeville meeting, and hints at a possible April or May state convention. It also reports Reese's bill to end lien laws on annual crops with landlord and laborer exceptions, and critiques Texas election upheaval led by Gov Davis and Radical judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville
Jove
Senate
Reese
Texas
Gov. Davis
Grant
Galena
Gen. Butler
Congress
Jeff. Davis
Charleston
Caleb Cushing
Spain
Why People Starve in the South
A Columbus Enquirer excerpt condemns famine in Alabama and Louisiana sections, blaming cotton dependence and improvidence. It urges farmers to diversify crops, improve soil use, and rely less on cotton while noting economic decline from monoculture. The piece critiques political shifts and ends by rebuking a judge’s remark equating the Patrons of Husbandry with the Ku Klux Klan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Columbus Enquirer
Alabama
Louisianna
South
Enquirer
Georgia
Solomon
Faro
Eufaula
Keils
Patrons of Husbandry
Ku-klux
Williams Letter of Withdrawal From Chief Justice Nomination
Government letter from George W. Williams to the President dated January 7 1874 requests withdrawal of his nomination for Chief Justice amid public scrutiny and alleged calumny. The Hudson River at Albany remains free of ice as of January 11 with no ice cut for storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Washineron
Supreme Court of the United States
Senate
Geo
UH. Willliams
New York
Hudson
Albany
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By Jas. P. Sawtell
Cuthbert
Quitman Banner
Houston County
West Point
Americus
Richard Parramore
Early County
Atlanta
Brunswick
Savannah
New Jersey Railway
Mary Jones
L. L. Strozier
John C. Breckinridge
Kentucky
Southwestern Railroad
Hamilton
Harris County
Johnson
Tenn
Grange
Gov
Hart
Florida
West Florida
Washington
New York Herald
Judiciary Committee
Greenville
Whit Bonner
Cincinnati
U.S
Macon
Samuel Shoenfeld
Georgetown
Supreme Court of Alabama
Newnan
New Orleans
New Orleans Picayune
W. B. Tackett
A. W. Gillespie
J. E. Johnson
Virginia
West
Appletons
Gale
F. M. Lis Sor Janlo
Gathbert
Eorgia
Barrotton County
Eliza A. Sawyer
Joseph A. Sawyer
M. Gormley
Ips
Sterling VY. Hause
Florence
Stewart
State of Georgia
A. Hood
Isaac Beckett
A. D
W. H. Smyth
U. S
Marsha As
Messerger
S Just
Pennsylvania
Chester County
Adam’n
Dera
Powell
Okseller
Enoch J. Hall
Randolph
State of
Holden
A. Hood E. Datorney
W.H Smirs
Bunty
Alexander A. Crumbley
Bank 5
Regidier
Ibee
Westley
Ansley
County of
P.M. Janior
Samuel Sroenfeld
Quitman
Iaac Beckett
Smyth
Janto
James N. Hause
County of Clar
Isai Beckett
E Q. Rgister
W. H. Smith
Marshal
Ax Messenger
Joseph J. Jernigan
Eng
William Sutton
County of Clay
R. E. Kennon
W. Parker
A. M. WM. H. Smyth
John G. Webb
Bankrupcy
F . Gaines
W. Parker, Esq
WM. H. Smyth
U.S. Maralms
Drury M Davidson
County of Quitman
Cuthber
Arthur Hood
Nis Barke
St Id U'Elock
A. M
U. 8. Marchal
Messenger
Land
W. B. Dixson
California
Bininger
Younger
Hall Piazo
T. 8
Deem
Radway's
Tutt
Supolio
Radway
Dobbin's Soap
Taylor
Tolu Balsam
Bazin and
Lubin
Low
Boquet
Atkinson
Peek’s Dentifrice
Blair
Patey
Windsor
Por Eule By
T.S. Powell
Draggist
Imperial’s
Weedon & Dent
Ala
Jos. T Kiddoo & Co
T. S. Powells
T. 8S
Spring Vale Institute
Randolph County
Gai
Will
A.W
Wea
JOS. J. Kiddoo & CO
Drageist
Bookseller & Stationers
Hood’s
Eureka
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