Libel for Divorce and local notices at Cuthbert
The Cuthbert Appeal lists libel for divorce in Georgia Law v8 and local notices from Clay County. It reports certificates judging medical and moral opinions, ads for Sallamand's Specific, a housekeeper book recommendation, and notes on the public work and school plans amid civic life in the town.
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Andraw Female College
A. L. Hamilton
Georgia Law
Win
M. Law
Clay County
Uncertain Weather Spells Dust, Floods, and Fire
A chaotic report details a stormy sequence with fog and heat followed by a fierce wind collapse. Water spouts, fallen chimneys, and damaged crops mark a rare weather event. The piece also covers internal revenue taxation worries, regional apportionment figures, a Stay Law challenge, and Tennessee petitions amid postwar fiscal strain.
Powers of the Military Commanders debate on Reconstruction Acts
The lengthy opinion discusses limits of military authority under Reconstruction. It argues governors and state officers cannot be ousted or replaced by military rulers except in insurrection or riot emergencies. Peace allows civil authority to resume. military power acts only to restore order and support, not replace elected officials. Jefferson Davis’s Toronto-to-Montreal trip noted, with a wedding attendance and a brief public reception.
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Homitin Har
Ephylare
Mare Cate
Muetey
Emi
Mona
F. Herbsen
Mlon Nannie
Piida
Crn Wenred
Wevleths
Norig
Jerrinson Davia
Touxto—Pevinw
Tacors
Jefferson Davia
Toronto
Montreail
Winder
Davis
Major McLean
Thirteenth Infantry
Mr. Davis
Mr. Hyde
Miss Benson
Maryland
St. James
Abe
Bertelf
W. L. Clank & CO
Chemiats
Payette St
Syracuse
N. Y
P. Toouvram
Hudeno
Thorn
F. Thorgton
F. C. Bex
Bada
N.Y. Aprizly
Colored Mississippians seek permanent homes under current law
In South Mississippi and seaboard counties, Black residents are using existing law to gain homesteads. Colonel J. F. H. Claiborne of Bay St. Louis has filed nearly 200 applications for eighty-acre tracts in the Jackson United States Land Office, many from former slaves. They work cutting cordwood, burning charcoal, making rosin and tar, and cultivating land.
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South Missinsippi
Seaboard Counties
J. F. H. Claiborne
Bay St. Louis
United States Land Office
Jackson
The Bankrupt Law and Its Effects on Commerce
The new Genkrapy Law swiftly takes effect signaling major shifts in mercantile practice and creditor relations. It aims to protect insolvent estates, bar preferential deals, and treat debtors and purchasers with strict scrutiny, with the United States Marshal replacing local sheriff in asset handling.
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United States
New York World
Various items in a 19th century newspaper brief
A compilation of brief items cites 400000 taxable incomes in the United States, Pennsylvania wheat prospects, crop speculation, cavalry desertions, the Pacific railroad’s progress, female suffrage support, a fatal fall into a cellar, a deadly fire in Kentucky, possible Supreme Court judges, insurance payouts in murder cases, Grand and Petit Juries summoned in Raleigh New York, real estate expectations from New Orleans, Jacob Barker’s anticipated land grab, Delaware county farmers selling wheat, New York Masons restricting gifts, Fenian clemency cases, Galveston dispatch on Gen Griffin, Thomasville tax vote for railroad extension, and a party-line censure vote over presidential acts.
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United States
Peonsylvania
General Custar
Pacific Railroad
St. Louis
Mermphia Bulletin
Admiral Semines
Hodgeville
Ton
Ivan Warner
J. H. Lumpkin
Supreme Bench
England
United States Circuit Court
Raleigh
N. Y
Chase
New Orleans
Acta
Jacob Barker
Delaware County
Towa
Grand Lodge of Free and Accépted Masons of
New York
Masonia Fraternity
State Department
Galveston
Griffin
Thomanville
South Georgia and Florida
Judiciary Committee
Planters urged to sell wheat now amid price decline
The News Herald advises Georgia wheat growers to move crops to market without delay as cereals fall across markets. May and June prices show wheat dropping from spring highs to around 170 per bushel in Chicago, with corn oats and rye also down. regional harvests in Virgin ia Pennsylvania and the West will bring more declines, prompting a push to realize profits before further drops.
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Chicago
Georgia
Virgin
Pennslvania
New York
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