Abolition Talk in Confederate Era Report
Secretary Lamar disputed a Savannah News story alleging he pressed the Confederate Cabinet to pursue gradual abolition with English and French recognition. He says the tale is erroneous and recounts Napoleon III and Count de Morney discussions, noting southern support for slavery remained central. Hetestified he spoke with Judah Benjamin Memminger and Clay but not Davis, and that no legislation followed.
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Brown's Tron Bitters touted to save teething children
A reader from Montezuma Georgia praises Brown's Tron Bitters for an eighteen month old recovering from teething. The piece also mentions Jersey island milk handling and reports a Columbus Georgia letter claiming strong Georgian remedies sales and cures by Brannon & Danson, wholesale druggists.
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Montezuma,a
Brown
Columbus
Corompug
Dean Sun
Georgian Hill
Brannon & Danson
Republican Surprise Haunts New York After Election
Study of returns shows no relief for Republicans after Tuesday’s defeat. Elders declare the party demoralized and foresee Democrats holding the presidency in 1888 and long-term control. Judge John Fitch and Ed Stephenson warn of perceived fatal consequences for the GOP.
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John Fitch
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Edmund Stephenson
Garfield
Colored jurors on grand jury stir Kentucky court scene
In Lovuisqiuit Kentucky two colored men join the grand jury amid debate on race bias. Judge Jackson instructs commissioners to avoid discrimination, four colored men initially named, two excused, two qualified. Colored jurors reportedly harsher toward offenders of their race in circuit court verdicts.
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Jackson
United States Court
Commonwealth
Allj Gone McClellan Joins Fame Eternal Camping Ground
All living commanders of the Army of the Potomac are dead now. General McClellan joins Hooker Meade Grant Burnside and others in history. A New York Republican committee chair claims no Republican voted for Mr Hill, suggesting New York is deeply Democratic.
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Army of the Potomac
McDowell
Burnside
Hooker
Meade
Grant
New York
Hill
Teething Remedy Advised for Children by Soornixa Synup
An advisory note promotes Soornixa Synup from Mathirs Mas Wixstow as a teething aid for children. It claims the product soothes the child eases gum discomfort relieves wind colic and is the best remedy for diarrhea priced at twenty five cents per bottle.
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Wixstow
Telegraph publishes Governor McDaniel gambling scandal claim
The Telegraph reveals alleged misdeeds by Georgia Governor McDaniel during a state fair visit, claiming he supported two young men in a race betting scheme and acted as a stakeholder. The piece suggests the fallout could impact his renomination and even trigger a resignation of Colquitt, while noting Judge Harrell and Lieut. Col. Stephens were involved.
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Om Aga ‘ Podiatry
Telegraph
McDaniel
David B. Harrell
Col. Stephens
Har
Col
Stephens
Georgia
Colquitt
Doctor's remedy brings relief after years of pain
The testimonial by R. F. Lyon of Macun Ga describes long standing ailments from which he suffered for years. He reports no relief from various medicines and climates until trying a doctor’s medicine that he credits with improving his health and comfort.
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Kor
J. E. DaRnow
Calumet Ave
Meoy
Jid
Twentyninth Street
Chicago
Th. Parker
Hiscox & Co
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