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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1873
Page
2
The Appeal lists Jas P Sawtell as author with J C Irvene serving as Associate and General Traveling Agent. The短 text presents the publication’s byline and staff roles, indicating a periodical structure and organizational credits.
The telegrams report 485 patients in Vermont state lunatic asylum and the Manassas battle anniversary on Monday. News covers rail and railroad activity, cotton imports in Columbus, a mountain trade offer, Harpers Ferry fortunes, and local crime incidents in Georgia.
The Brunswick and Albany Railroad faces ongoing litigation after Kimball’s abrupt exit. Judge Seliley's session prioritized J. T. Brown & Co. claims, granting about 59 percent, then Dawson Car Co. claims, and allowed bondholders to sell the road in November, with speculation they may buy to restore bonds and control the line to Eufaula.
A Richmond Enquirer writer and Dabney I. Maury challenge recent reviews of Cook's Life of Lee and an Edinburgh review. They present figures on Grant and Lee forces in the Virginia campaigns, claiming Grant's losses near 125,600 and Lee's strength never reached 50,000 on any field, with Lee surrendering at Appomattox preceded by about 8,000 effectives.
The article weighs fence law debates and shows Georgia fencing costs at 45 million dollars with per acre estimates of 108. It compares stock value 30 million and farm value 94 million, noting fences exceed farm stock and tools value by about 10.7 million while urging neutral presentation of facts. It also quotes Rev T W Ware criticizing public governance as incompetent and dishonest.
W. B. Brannon a warehouse man and respected citizen of Bufala Ala died in that city after a cramp colic following fried corn supper. The note cautions readers about dietary prudence this season. An old Indian reported large quantities of gold and silver near Dalton and showed old shafts, causing local excitement.
The New York World discusses cotton prices and policy impacts over twelve years, citing a 5 cent rise in New York cotton versus Liverpool and showing how speculation distorts prices. It notes weekly consumption about 23 000 bales, four week price gains of 1 250 000 dollars, and warns of profit swings harming manufacturers and planters alike.
A cherubic child named Ghimary, near three years old, dies amid heroic prose. The piece mourns her delicacy and beauty, saying she travels in beauty to a heavenly realm, while a monster steals her away but leaves her pure, angelic, and serene in death. The narrative closes with a solemn burial image.
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