The Appeal Selections From Georgia and National News
Notes and briefs from Cuthbert and Atlanta reflect political races in Georgia, legislative organization, and local society. Reports claim Hancock’s Georgia majority exceed 50 000, pinks on fair crime humor, and ministerial shifts as the legislature convenes with Boynton deposed and Bacon elected Speaker. Other items cover cotton receipts at Savannah, turkeys in Kentucky, and General Gordon’s rumored losses amid national chatter.
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The Election And Leesburg Homicide Reported
The piece outlines national election results with Garfield leading in the Electoral College and Republicans gaining seats in many Northern states while Democrats hold several districts. It also recounts a Leesburg homicide involving Tison and Callaway with conflicting accounts of who fired first and the ensuing fatal shooting, plus scattered notes on public notices and names from various reports.
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An Editors Escape From Inpustatat Ena Office
An Iowa note dated May 26 1880 from Atota signs a kidney disease testimonial. G W Stam reports pain relief after using Watters Kidney and Liver Care and praises Warner’s for restoring health.
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G. W. Stam
Cincinnati merchant voices anti Southern trade stance
A Cincinnati letter to the Couriers Journal argues against Southern trade, claiming Southern merchants push cheap labor and bad debts, urging local merchants to shun Southern business and avoid economic entanglement across the region. It criticizes Southern statesmen and favors keeping trade local to Cincinnati firms.
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