Georgia and national issues loom in scattered dispatches
A collection of brief items reports on a Brunswick dust pile fire still burning, a state printer resignation, Belknap’s effect on the Republican party, Kennesaw Flouring Mills bankruptcy, Dr Steiner’s Augusta visit, and Stephens’ health. It notes the U S cotton tax owed to Georgia, questions about cotton pricing, cabinet resignations, whisky indictments and returns, death penalty changes, railroad case commentary, and market prices for southern produce with scattered local notes from Quitman, Brooks County, and Sparta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Alston & Co
Belknap
New York Herald
Republican Party
Cook and
Cheek
Kennesaw Floming Mills
Marietta
Dr Steiner
Augusta
Dhen
A. H. Stephens
United States
Georgia
Cook
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Conncticut
Maine
Havng
Atlanta ‘Constitution
Macon Telegraph
Evlrnes
Atlan
New York
Florida
Quitman
Brooks County
Sparta Times
New Hawrsnake
Exxerson
Blaine
Corruption in High Places and Grant Scandals Highlighted
The piece details Belknap's alleged sellings of War Department appointments, bribe claims, and resignation amid impeachment prep. It also notes Grant's alleged bribery involving Schenck, predicts Logan’s exposure, and argues the administration and party face ruin from ongoing corruption reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belknap
Grant
Marsh
West
Schenck
Emma Mining Company
Logan
Washington
New Hampshire
New York Herald
Bullsnap
Republican Party
St. Domingo
New York
Akerman
Richardson
Sanborn
Delano
Indian Department
Babcock
Resurrection Debate in Cuthbert Appeal On Final Judgment
The article argues for a Christian doctrine of the resurrection against Spiritism. It cites Paul and Greek thought to claim that the dead will rise in a body united with the spirit, rejecting the idea that there is no afterlife. It explains Sheol Hades and the twofold judgment with Passages from Old and New Testaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves
Paul
Christ
Swedenborg
Robert Dale
Owen
Samuel Watson
Zagreus
Zerus
Osiris
Isis
Abraham
David
Apostle Paul
Hell
Earth
Jacob
Joseph
Hades
Lake of Fire
Gehenna
Aades
Andes
Elysian Fields
Paradise
Tartarus
Ithiel
Dallas crowds swell as Texas visit notes praise and qualms
Texas correspondence recounts Dallas growth from a small town to a bustling city with crowds of twenty to forty thousand for Mardi Gras procession. The writer praises the Le Grande Hotel and compares Dallas to Atlanta landmarks, cites wheat country and cheap land as key inducements, and notes local politics and weather variability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Georgia
Dillas
Dallas
Sai J
Cuthbert
Court House
Mardi Gras
Broadway
Main
Elm
Macon
le Grande Hotel
Kimball House
Atlanta
Wills Point
Dallas County
Hub Eider
Mineola
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Des Moines
Thomasville Times
Providence
Spiritism
Treasury Department
Chattanooga
Robert Feagin
Henry G. Feagin
Male Academy
T. 8
Powell
J. W. Stanford
Jim
Southeast Corner
Public Square
Prescription
Ierce
RCE
Marliet
Superior Court
Randolph County
Sth
Said County
Wiley Miller
L. B/MILLER
Randolph Sheriff Sales
Said
Samuel A. McNeil
W. W. McNeil
Randolph Superior Court
Chas
A. McNeil
A. McNeil, Poncipal, J. M. Redding Security
Samel A. McNei
J. McK
J.G. Price
J. G. Price
6Th
KR. H. Cobb
Robert KE. Wilton
Edwin W. Rembert
Thoms Rewbert
Martha J Wilson
Rotwell H. Cobb
L. G. Hoyle
Howse
Square 3
City of
Jacob L. Cobb
Whitticla Superior Court
W. K. Moore
F. B. Motrin
James Morris
R. V. C.ries
J. Heilbron
Jaco Davis
Jeff Sealey
A. J. Lee
Crayton
Tex
Levy
Cuthbell
Jo A. Poster
J A. Poster
al O
J. Mills
M. Gormley
C. Gleason
M. £. Mear
W. W
Blakely Street
Andrew Street
Mra. C. C
9.H
Sail County
J. W.moye
Lewis Miller
Sheridan
Mcafee
J. M. Brooks
Gormley
Brooksville Road
W. D. Sheridns
J.T. Kiddoo
B. L. Ebim
D. Zaber
C. C. Adams
R. W. Duke
L. A. Smith
J.L. Varner
Liverpool
London
Globe
J. L. Varner
Sree
ASPET
Draggis
Ibbi
M. A. McNulty
E. B. McNulty
Richard D. Gay
Ellen Martin
Stronga Corps of Liustrnetors
Gay
W. 3. K. Kincey
E. Ridgley Kincey
Kincey &Son
Eufaula, Alabama
Pippin
Broad Street
Fricen
Rincey
Eugenie
Ria
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