Warning to White Citizens in Georgia on Loyalty and Freedom
A Confederate era message warns white residents of Georgia against selling out to Black and carpetbag factions. The tract pleads loyalty, frames collaboration as treason, and urges citizens to resist radical influence and defend cherished social order and state independence. It questions punishment and social ostracism for those who betray their country.
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Georgia
Rock of Gibraltar
Congress
House of Representatives
Freedom and Reform
Alabama
Florida
Akerman
Bullock
Randolph
French Triumph Near Orleans Prompts City Evacuation
The report cites decisive French gains near Orleans leading to the city’s evacuation. Prussian forces suffer setbacks at Arheny and Gen Von der Tann is replaced by Prince Frederick Charles with 150,000 troops. Paris’s siege prospects fade, while Europe faces rumors of a Russia Prussia alliance driving broader conflict.
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Orleans
Arheny
von der Tann
Prince Frederick Charles
Col Tift Speaks on Race Harmony and Radical Oppression
A large mixed audience greets Col. Tift on the courthouse steps as he denounces radical corruption. He handles interruptions, defends freedmen, and argues whites and blacks share responsibility, praising past aid to 2,000 freedmen and urging continued vigilance before the county election. Filewellien appointed Muscogee county Treasurer by Gov. Bullock.
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Col. Tift
Harry McArthy
Governor Bullock Faction Gains Nineteen Recruits
The piece reports a bolstering of Governor Bullock's faction with nineteen new recruits, marked by satirical criticism of pardons for convicted criminals and a claim that the Radical cause is rising. It names the recruits and mocks the governor's policy, linking pardons to crime and electoral strategy. It also notes a separate item about a Confederate officers roster being prepared for republication.
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Bullock
John Davenport
Robert Perry
William Johnson
Green Inman
Jared S. Webb
John Williams
Georgia
Charles C. Jones
Banner of the South
Planters’ Journal
Tribute to General Lez in an American newspaper
A tribute essay praises General Lez as the noblest and most conscientious American warrior. The piece laments the fallen leader’s absence and questions what remains to be said of his fame, noting the shock of his death and the gap his loss creates.
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Joan Mrrener
Gen
Lez
Trish
Grand Jury Presentments on County Finances and Roads
The Grand Jury reports May 24 balance of 1803.65 dollars, receipts through Nov 5 total 2039.95, and disbursements to Nov 5 of 2034.90, leaving 1828.70 on hand. They find no unpaid orders, note potential county debt of 4000 dollars, and approve bond payments. They urge renovation of the courthouse and repair of the swampy Morgan road, propose bridging or turnpiking and a tax for the work, and praise the court and solicitor general before recommending publication in the Cuthbert Appeal.
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Pachitla Creek
Morgan Road
Cuthbert
David DB. Harrell
S. W. Parker
Cuthbert Appeal
Listlerox A. Titonsfox
Foreman
John Mathews
John A. Haiston
Green Dunn
J. A. McMillan
James R. Brooks
Daniel F. Watson
George W. Crapps
William Bartlett
Haywood Mainer
George B. Slaughter
William J. Hicks
Jacob H. Jeffries
W. L. Baldwin
Enoch J. Hall
Alexander Jordan
Andrew J. Moye
Charles F. Barry
Lovitt A Smith
Daniel McFather
Moses C. Knighton
Charles Ford
Grand Jury
Solicitor General
M.C. Parkerson
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H. H. Jones
Nelson Tift
Dougherty
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Terrell
R. F. Crittenden
Paris
Europe
England
Austria
Italy
Turkey
Russia
Prussia
Robert Mitchell
Macon Journal
Mitchell
The
Southern Life Insurance Company
Lee
Cincinnati
Corethorre College
Oglethorpe
Valdosta
A. Smith, Jr
Remer Young
R. Thomas
J. M. Grey
R. L. Dickinson
Mosely, Wells & Co
H. J. Paramore
W. IL. Briggs
Dickinson
Tif
E. W. W. Filewelien
Muscogee County
LaCross Democrat
Hammock
Lanter
Geo. S. Johnston
Witatas D. Hawmock
Victoria J. Lanier
Randvick County
Baptist Female College
Bulding
Pps
W. B Seals
Lumpkin Telegraph
Americus Republican
Dawson Journal
Albany News
Bainbridge Argus
Weaver
Lampkin Street
Novis
J.D. Tray
Wrothe
Tiave
Pennsylvania
Horace Powers
Monroe, Kennedy
Pittsburgh
Novettry Co
Sutco, Me
W. Kennedy
New Bank i S.dth St
Phila
National Pennsnixe Co
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
R. L. Wetcorr
Chatham
Mexinxer , Mantis
Chestnut Street
Zieglel & McCurdy
Fleetwood
Josephus
W. Flint
Dr. T.itchilwen
Broadway
New Nawtexk
Great American Tea Company
Vesey St
N.Y
Robert E. Lee
E. B. Treat & CO
New York
White House
Washington
Grant
Peetisnixc Co
Hicago
J. B. Burr & CO
Hartford
Conn
F. Hall
Dex
J. J. McDonald
Utah
J. J. McDonald’s Drug Store
Via
P. BH. Bern
Bay Street
Savannah
J. J. McDonald's Drug Store
Brent Oysters
College St
Sam
Savannah, Brunswick
Jacksonville
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McLean
M. A. Simmon
Hurley
Barrett
Hall
S. A. Allen
Brown
Jd. McDonald
J. T. McDonald
J.J. McDonald
Masone
Mason & Haulin
Mason and Hamlin Organ Co
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América
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Tremont Street
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Bostos
Mass
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Ss. Hostetier
Solomon’s
Lipman
S . Ward
McDonald
Dospiney
J. McK. Gunn
Atlanta
Messrs. Cochran
McLean & CO
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Gunn
Odlet J. T. Saulsbury
T. Ee
J.S. Anthony
Jonathan Collins
Collens
Jonathan Collins & Son
Wilhoft
Ayer
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Gaughan
Shallenberger
Harter
Derbler
J. McDonald
Hardeman & Sparks
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G. Sparks
T. Hardeman, Jr
Edowald
Tepes
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J. W. Vinson
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