Georgia and National News Roundup 1874
Gov Hart of Florida dies after lingering illness. Georgia reports 280 Masonic lodges with 15,402 members. A. H. Stephens convalesces and may return to Congress. Col or and white lodges noted in Columbus. Sixteen women graduate from Philadelphia Medical College. A man named Carlos shot in Clay County. Mississippi Supreme Court upholds interracial marriage legitimacy. Jefferson Davis ill in London with dropsy of the heart. Watermelon displayed in Fort Valley amid corn. St Louis firm ships 50,000 bushels of corn and wheat to Europe via New Orleans. New west route for corn to Atlanta saves 13 cents per bushel. A Georgia man makes 600 gallons wine and 50 gallons brandy from his vineyard. Gen Johnson’s forthcoming campaigns volume ready for distribution. Jackson County Florida land sales at pennies per acre by sheriff. Ex President Millard Fillmore dies in Buffalo. Edible hairless dogs exhibited in Paris. possible introduction of dog meat. Macon warehousemen hard to accommodate applicants. planters urged to harvest late crops. Quitman County farmers favor more home-grown corn and crops for stock, predicting better harvest.
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Thomas H. Sparks
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Mark H. Bann
Houston County
Arkansas
West
Appeal No 3 Shersehe Felder Describes Georgia Land Value
In a long defense of staying in Georgia, Felder argues the Southwest region’s health, soil, and climate favor farming and travel, contrasts with harsher Western climates, warns of removal costs, cites Thomas H. Sparks and Arkansas lands, and urges prudent investment, thrift, and industry to strengthen homes and communities.
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