The State Fair Opens and a Nation at War Deliberates
The State Fair opened with about 5000 on the grounds and arrivals by every train. Weather looks favorable as clothing vanishes and accommodations are in place for a large crowd. Reports from Paris and Germany describe battles near Paris and Orleans with conflicting dispatches. Gen Trochu leads a sortie while Bazaine flees Metz. News from New York covers arms shipments and cattle disease ravaging France. England moves toward peace as Prussia presses for concessions. A hurricane devastates the West Indies causing widespread damage to ships and property. Brunswick plans steamship services to New York and Boston.
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Senate
Grant
Bradley
Moses Law
Atlanta
Paris
Trochu
Versailles
Bazaine
Metz
Verduin
Orleans
Barnsides
Fredericksburg
New York
Svissong
France
Prussig
Starce
Fat Jackson
Mosby
Prussia
Bismark
Lorraine
Alsace
England
Southern Church Appeals Aid After War Destruction
A Savannah notice recounts persecution of a Presbyterian congregation driven from their temple by vandals and wartime upheaval. It invites Christians to fund rebuilding and to support their Jacksonville pastor DeVeaux while honoring Confederate memory with broader charity and patriotism.
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Presbyterian Church
Georgia
Florida
Jastice
DeVeaux
Confederacy
City Marshall to Advertise Private Sale in Cuthbert
The City Marshall will sell before the Court House door in Cuthbert on the first Tuesday in December the House and Lot on the corner described to satisfy 1869 city taxes. The property is tied to Douglass and guardian M Dox. Tara’s former residence is included.
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Cuthbert
Court House
City of Cuthbert
City of
EB. Gibson
Wm. Brooks
M.L Atkins
Tara
Douglass
M. Dox
E. T. Davis
Graeme. Banpotrn County
J. Buchanan
Court of Ordinary
Cuthbert and Lampking Road
Pumpkin Creek
James L. Hardens
William Hardens
M. Gormley
Odinary
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Beckwith
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N.Y
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Chicago
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Conn
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