The Macon Daily Journal Suspended and Rail Developments
The Macon Daily Journal has suspended. The new Bainbridge to Quincy Florida railroad line has been located. Bullock appoints W. F. Wright of Newnan as judge of that circuit, noted as an able man. An estimated 15 year old Perry Cinquefield drowned in the Chattahoochee at Fort Guin nes. An Columbus election on the 31st will decide city bond aid of 202000 for the North and South railroad. Entangled notes on district courts taxation road-workings cheap whiskey razors. A Muscogee planter yielded large corn bacon orchard profits. The Florida Improvement Company surveys a 1000 acre vineyard near Mellonville Orange county. A Washington man completed a partridge eating wager for 500 dollars, ending pale and not as plump as birds. The LaGrange Reporter suggests Georgian editors meet for business not festivity, while the Albany News notes local Good Templars. The next House includes 135 lawyers and many professionals, journalism well represented. Athens Banner quips about advertising wares paying, urging merchants to use city papers.
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Quincy
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Bullock
W. F. Wright
Newnan
Perry Cinquefield
Chattahoochee
Fort Guinnes
Columbus
North and South
Muscogee
Jacksonville Courier
Florida Improvement Company of New York
Orange County
Mellonville
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LaGrange Reporter
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Passage of bill to settle loyal South claims praised in House
Washington editor views the bill authorizing a commission to examine and settle claims for stores or supplies furnished or taken in the war as simple justice. The piece discusses Logan’s warning of large federal spending, English High Commission visits, Radical party strategies, the income tax, and party maneuvering over appointments and negro policy. It reflects a pro-Grant, anti-Radical stance with sharp commentary on Senate behavior and cabinet selections.
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Congress
South
Logan
Washington
Radical Party
Webster
Calhoun
Cass
Clay
Silas Wright
Dallas
Choate
High Commission
Senate
Byron
Tommy Moore
Alf
Lord Loving
Boutwell
Pleasanton
Internal Revenue
Assassination of Hon George W Fish of Macon County
Reports detail the murder of Col. George W. Fish judge of the Thirteenth District Court in Oglethorpe. He was shot on a public street after alighting from a train, with valuables left intact, leading to grave suspicions about a white instigator and a warrant issued for him.
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Georgia
Col. Fish
Thirteenth District Court
Oglethorpe
Savannah
Macon
Ogiethorpe
Jacob
Court House
Americas
List of names appears in partial obituary or notice
A fragmented OCR item lists individuals including Carter, Miss M Corby, JA Calbreth, Samiy Cash, Mrs E 2 Goodrum, Mrs C Giuzer, Mrs J AC Gua, M W Golismith among others, indicating a social or funeral notice with multiple names without context or dates.
Domestic and foreign trade totals and a Georgia wedding notice
The article notes in detail the value of imports to the United States including sardines and human hair and other goods with duties paid totaling 191 513 974 45. It also reports the marriage of RM Jones of Louisville Kentucky to Marriz Gamoe of Randolph County Georgia with well wishes and a ceremonial departure for their Kentucky home.
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Europe
America
Savannah
Jones—Gamble
A. A. Gamble
Cuthberton
James S. Coaby
RM. Jones
Louisville
Kentucky
Marriz Gamoe
Randolph County
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Fulton County
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