Cuthbert Notes Sept 19 1873 Pigments and Prices Reported
Beef sells in Lumpkin at 4 to 6 cents a pound. A negro dies in Bryan County age 130. Yellow fever rages in Memphis. Columbus reports 636 bales of cotton this season, 1,489 last year. Col. Jnc. V. Price dies in Americus. Scarlet fever returns to Macon in milder form. E J Phillips found dead near East Macon. Georgia operates 87,602 spindles. Columbus 32,000. Mule in Kansas City yields one gallon milk daily. Atlanta plans $300,000 water works bonds. Union Springs post office robbed of 170 and 165 in stamps. A warm sugared water helps colic. Cotton States granges to meet in Macon during fair week. Virginia has paid $30,000,000 in taxes on tobacco since the war. Augusta pool won by Berry Benson. Last season’s total crop 3,930,508 bales. Southern production up over last year. A man discharged from Auburn prison after four and a half years with $400. Andrew Johnson plans another Tennessee campaign, cutting clothes for freedmen in Greenville. Johnson wishes governorship next term. Savannah Advertiser hints Judge Schley may resign. Memphis crop prospects lower due to cool nights. J C Harris returns from Canada tour refreshed. W L Seats killed by W B Sears in Harris Co. Gainesville New Era mocks carpet-bagger vs pole cat fight. Savannah News notes line of Savannah-Liverpool steamers considered. Harris County offers $500 reward for Swinford who killed Ramsey. Texas crops show better cotton prospects amid worm damage.
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Lumpkin
Bryan County
Memphis
Tenn
Columbus
Col. Jnc. V
Price
Americus
Macon
E. J. Phillips
Georgia
Kansas City
Atlanta
Union Springs
Ala
Virginia
United States Treasury
Augusta
Berry Benson
Auburn
Andrew Johnson
Tennessee
Greenville
Savannah Advertiser
Republican
Wm. Schley
J. C. Harris
Savannah Morning News
Canada
W. B. Sears
W. L. Seats
Hamilton
Harris County
Gainesville
Fla
New Era
Savannah News
Florida
Savannah
Liverpool
Robert M. Swinford
Wm. P. Ramsey
Game Law Debate and Local Economic Notes
The Savannah Republican reports opposition to the April to October game ban in Chatham and Bryan counties, yet endorses the law as beneficial and suggests a broader application. It notes Georgia Grange executive actions on supplier bids and highlights industrial output and a Schofield iron mills profile in Atlanta. It also covers a Georgia Supreme Court decision on judgments tied to slave-era notes and legal time suspensions.
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Savannah Republican
Chatham
Bryan
Georgia
Bryan County
Appeal to Circulate Ads in Clay and Quitman Counties
The publication plans to mail the Appeal to every taxpayer in Clay and Quitman counties for one month and extend the campaign to other counties this year. The aim is to widely place advertisements before all residents, a move business leaders in Cuthbert Eufaula Fort Gaines Georgetown and beyond can leverage to reach customers. This is a business strategy, not a gimmick.
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Clay
Quitman
Cuthbert
Eufaula
Fort Gaines
Georgetown
Ignorance of News Cited and Tax Closure Demands
A editor laments families lacking any paper, urging heads of households to provide knowledge of world events. Comptroller Goldsmith announces December 15 tax settlement cutoff with penalties. News items note balloon betting skepticism, a large cattle auction in New York Mills, duel rumors in Georgia, and tax rules on wine sales. Local crop prospects show mixed yields with boll worm damage. Malone case decision affirmed. life imprisonment otherwise.
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AEAL
Ss. P. Sawtell
J. C. Irvine
Texas
Brazos
Colorado
Trinity
Yveston
State Grange of
United States
Herald
Atlanta Herald
Atlanta Constitution
Schofield
Supreme Court of Georgia
McCay
Ness
Comptrollers Office
W. L. Goldsmith
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Utica
N. Y
S. Campbell
New York Mills
England
P. Davis
Gloucester
Asrmur
Washington
Gov. Smith
H. V. Johnson
Griffin News
Herschel W. Johnson
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Taylor
Marion
Chattahoochee
Harris
Merriwether Counties
Supreme Court
Malone
Superior Court
W. B. Tackett
Cuthbert, Georgia
Sarah S
M. Gormley
Jackson & West
Crosse and Blackwell's
Fies
James B. Smith
Randolph
A. Hood
Isaac Beckett
WM. H. Smyth
A.S. Marshal
Jacob Davis
County of
State of
Herbert Fielder
Smyth
U.S
E. B. Russell
J. A. Board
A. H. Flewellen
OF the
Alabama
Mechanical Association
Fair Grounds
Eufaula, Ala
H. D. Clayton
J. M. Waite
Georgia Gazetteer
James P. Harrison
Franklin Steam Painting House
Internal Revenue
Onur
Gorgia
Jacob
Advertiser & Republican
Beard & Kimball, Proprietors
Advertiser
Planters Warehouse
Randolph Street
Eufaula, Alabama
Bray & Bro
Conducted BY
L. F. Johnston & Co
W. T. Simpson
W. Y. Johnston
Cherry Street
Ke, Isaacs
S. Isaacs
Dixie Workers
First Street
Cherry
Poplar Street
Third
Guernsey
Bartram & Hendrix
Macon, Georgia
LiveStore
Live Store
Owen & Sealy
Depot Street
Wilcox, Gibbs & Co
Nee
E. McDo
ALD & CO
J. B. Artope & Son
Plum Streets
J. Butts
W. Fowle & Sons
Bus- Bon
Mass
JOS. T, Kiddoo & CO
Ores & Sealey
WEN & Sealey
10Th Dist
Randolph County
RK. M. Puckett
Wm. Barnum
Wm. Monfort
William Monfort
Fluker
Yuiou Point
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