The Cuthbert Advertiser Appeals For Local Patronage
A fragment from the Cuthbert Advertiser urges Bainbridge readers to support local newspaper print by patronizing nearby merchants. The plea praises the paper as a civic booster and contrasts city papers from New York and Savannah, asking local merchants to invest to strengthen circulation and local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge
Russell
Cathbertia
Friends
New York
Louisville
Macon
Savannah
Nominee for Congress Tift Wins District Backing
The convention of 16 counties endorses Col. Nelson Tit as the Democratic candidate for the 2d Congressional District. The gathering praised his ability and experience, noting his pivotal role in past canvasses. They forecast a strong November result and commend Gol. Tift for addressing barriers in the Radical House seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Gongrens
Guerry
Coupeil Board
the Democracy
Gol
Tift
Gon Kress
Georgia
Georgia Reconstruction Voices and Cotton Economy Rally
Georgia swings back to power as Radical foes are defeated in the General Assembly. The piece praises Miller Waddell and Georgia leaders for steering through postwar policy, calls for lustration of Radical influence, and urges cotton planters to store crops and seek moderate advances to weather low prices and drought. The writer frames Tennessee, Mississippi, and other states in a volatile national scene, urging restraint toward creditors and emphasis on self-reliance. The article also notes a South American disaster and disputes a local press denial of remarks by a public figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississisipi
Arkingns
Lonigiana
Verna
Union
Tennessee
Che Aatanie Brownlow
Aitien
Georgia
Miller
Waddell
Atare
Akill
Devey
Fuaty
Political strings and radical scrutiny in a Southern shift
The excerpt critiques Democratic strategy and Southern politics amid national debt and press allies. It notes fears of radical gains, cites figures on federal debt, and mocks Timberland era papers while praising Democratic vigor and voter rally. It mentions Rev J W Burke and local editors amid a charged partisan climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Burke
Turke
Extravagant Demands in a Labor Contract Debate
A fragmentary discussion outlines labor issues amid freedpeople and planters. It contrasts free labor with slave-era expectations, arguing wages, diversification of crops, and machinery could stabilize the plantation system and reduce dependence on improvident labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Mickynne
Wittell
Aly Way
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Francis P. Blair
Mishouri
TATE
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Joan B, Gordon
Fulton
Wos
John T. Clarke
St Randolph
Maine
Majorit Cine
Quitwy
Plas
Wedshyday
The
Commonwealth
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Daou
Spotted Horse
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Pancel
Old North
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Virginia
Meade
Tua
Stépthe
Guorgia
Sven
Free School
Philliters
Mont Cortiine
Payne
Peru
South America
United States
Columbus Enquirer
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Stewart County
Wacol
Califor
Jeter
Chittenon
Jog Weaver
Garth
Norah
Barliald
Claflin
Mpexuchupetts
Ubittendén
Cougrone
New Jersey
Jeeser
Jeeser Offices of the Democracy. Let Us By All Menne
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Thie Za Wintriut
Col
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Geo. W. Fish
Atlanta
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Fayre
Blair
D.nekfief
Ruweh
Germany
Owlern
Prussia
Bot
Austria
Rossia
Eugenie
Mabarna
Bey Ata
Radical Party
Colfax
Gemgin
Rayne
Union Army
Waa
Rudiegin
General Commission Merchants
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Washington
Taursville, KY
Mick Chord
Glaw
Steve Orne
BLUR
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Keneetaw
Avaya Tee
Powell
Albegt
Bey Lean
Navia
Ross Gun
Uw & Holcombe
Bis Street
Pigonir
Cuthbert
Pha Besith
Proverbal
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Liverpool Line
Aue
Mavansad Pemiee
Galen Madenon
Athens
Loo
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Aedia Lovb
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