Cuthbert Appeal October 1 1870 Congress News
The issue notes Nelson Tift for Congress from Dougherty and W. F. Wright for the 3d District. Senate passes relief bill by 19 to 13. State Road lease substitute set for next Thursday. House approves election bill first reading. Militia bill killed in Senate. A fire destroys the Doyles town Democrat office and presses.
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State News
Senate
House
W. F. Wright
Congress
Cuthbert
Doylestown
Penn
Democrat
Appa
Atlanta
W. M. Tuatury
Democratic Unity urged as Georgia lawmakers debate rotation
The piece reports a motion to reconsider a bill curbing night sales of cotton and farm goods, noting factions and absences in the Georgia House. It praises Black troops, condemns carpetbaggers, and urges harmony in the upcoming senatorial convention to defeat Bullock era foes and secure a Clay or Randolph nomination, while stressing unity over private aims.
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Georgia
Opera House
Bard
Bullock
Akerman
United States
Mecca
Jerusalem
Terrell, Randolph
Clay
Randolph
Wooten
South
Calhoun
Berrien
Crittenden
Benton
Col. Anthony
Judge Beall
Senate
Fort Gaines
Duty of Patriotic Democrats on Senate Race
The article notes intense bitterness in the district's Senate contest and warns that heated rhetoric can spark feuds. It says the paper will remain independent and impartial, pledging support to any fairly nominated candidate and urging citizens to act unitedly despite personal ambitions.
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Ourself
Turmoil in Europe After Paris Siege and Favre Talks
Reports from the ongoing European conflict describe French victories and Prussian repulses near Paris. Favre offers concessions to end the war while King William plans a winter siege. Strasburg falls, and British royalty drift in post Versailles cautions as Russia eyes Turkey and new frontiers emerge.
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Europe
Paris
Prussia
France
Jules Favre
Bismark
Napoleon
William
Paria
Bazaine
Republic
Metz
Strasburg
Queen Victoria
Versailles
Eugenie
Planter Duty to Sell Cotton Amid Low Prices and War
The article argues farmers should move crop to market to ease merchant credit and state finances. It notes crop prospects, war-related disruptions, and stresses honoring liens while supporting education, politics, and local institutions. It also reports nominations in Georgia districts and a railroad clerk embezzlement case in Macon.
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Macon & Western Railroad
Milos. Freeman
Telegraph & Messenger
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J. P. Sawtell
H. H. Jones
Nelson Tift
Dougherty
Democratic Executive Committee
Macon
Clifford Anderson
Judge Cabaniss
Blodgett
Gibson
Bradley
Turner
Germany
Raon
Joan of Arc
Victor Emanuel
Rome
Russia
Turkey
Black Sea
Pierce
Oglethorpe College
David Wills
D. D
Gate City
Oglethorpe
W. J. Lawton
Blackshear
Dr. Paine
Savannah
Col. A. S. McIntire
Thomas County
Brigham Young
Pontiff
Eagle and Phenix Manufactory
Columbus
No. 1
No. 2
Floyd Snelson
Radical Party
Burdick Bros
Third Street
Hardeman & Sparks’ Warehouse
Burdick Brothers
Elder & Brown
Master Builders
Cuthbert, GA
Poabarial
John Elder
James A Brown
Hardeman & Sparks
O. G. Bparks
T. Hardeman, Jr
E. L. Neidlinger
St. Julian
Bryan Sts
Savannah, Ga
T.S. Powell
Cuthbert and Vicinity
S&s. W
Allen F. Hall
Longquist
J. McK. Gunn
Messrs. Cochran
McLean & CO
Cuth
Bert I
J. McK
Gann
New York
J.T. Saulsbury
Savannah Medical College
Prince Seaport
Juntran Harris
W. G. Bottock
Jons D. Fina
Ventigmen
OHN
D. Fish
Thomas Smith
St. Julian Sts
Patience Gay
Adm
X of Z. Gay
Deed
Borgia
Raspours
Gabriel Hobbs
William Jordan
Elze
Gormley
Rawspvoira
John Apy
Pejon
Tome
Jameson
Court of Ordinary
M. Gormley
TS Corner
Oppenheimer
J. W. Ragland
B. A. Wise
Cherry Street
Wea
Charter Oak
Light House
Japan
B.A. Wiiise & CO
Wood & Johnson
Broughton Street
Irs
Is. Cooper
College Street
Shaker Hoods
Baltimore St
Baltimore
Court House
Stewart County
J. H. Hancok
Richpak
Dai _ P. L. Mize
Allen & Dunn
Hancock
H. &. Taylor
E. Johnes
HOLT
W. R. BK. Co
Jonathan Collins
A. Collins
Jonathan Collins & Son
McKetchum
A. Ly Hartridge
Ketchum & Hartridge
George A
Moses Taylor
City Bank
N. Es P. C
Fourth National Bank
John J. Cisco
Norris Metcham
Timoreichael
First National Bank
Philadelphia
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