The Appeal Publication Ends After Time Paid
The Friday edition of The Appeal stops when the paid period ends. No attention is given to orders for the paper, and payments to the cashier remain unaccounted.
02 Oct 1874
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1874
Page
1
The Friday edition of The Appeal stops when the paid period ends. No attention is given to orders for the paper, and payments to the cashier remain unaccounted.
A mixed local column from Quitman County covers weatherless crops, debt caution, and harvest prospects. It notes Georgetown on the Chattahoochee, quiet politics with Col. Harrison favored, and mentions a humorous vignette with Mrs Partington and a court ruling by Justice Picquet about carpenter contracts and lumber.
The Savannah News reports on southern planters seeking a stable labor system after emancipation. It cites Middle Georgia Grange recommendations for uniform wages and tenant rules, and favors Col. William N. McKinley of Milledgeville proposing tenantry with England-like features.
The report recounts General Grant's five day ultimatum to abandon Kellogg rule in Louisiana, Gov. McEnery surrendering the Capitol to General Emory, and General Brooke formalizing federal control of state property. It notes catgut production, mainly from sheep or goat intestines in Italy, with no known U.S. manufacture.
Paris Texas September 10 1874 Correspondent notes long delay in writing. Reports Texas climate variable with wet and dry seasons, crops mostly good, cotton yields and prices, barley and wheat crops, cheap beef, abundant fruits and favorable farming conditions. Describes land prices and local growth including court house and jail construction, new hotel, and mentions Jefferson Davis recovering papers and family photographs from Fortress Monroe.
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