Arrival of the Sneak Thief at Columbia
Woodruff arrived in Columbia with Lieut. Chapman and spent the night at the Columbia Hotel where warrants for his arrest were mentioned. He described alleged schemes involving treasury scrip and greenbacks, claiming political motives and pledging to secure bail as the pretrial process proceeds. Reports of Worthington’s arrest could not be verified while others linked to the case were discussed by the committee.
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Conia
8. C
Woodruff
Columbia
Lieut
Chapman
Charleston
Jumbia Hotel
Philadelphia
Ivan Charleston
Phe
Silan
C. H. Simonton
Morris Woodruff
Enave
Josephus Wei
Columbia Hotel
Court of Sessions
Woodenlala
Treasury
Blue Ridge
Neagle
Parker
Manl Parker
Woodraf
Idengreyer
J. Woodruf
Philadel Bea
Bia
Aateur Corps
Woodruft
Worthington
Seels
ExiGovermor Mores
Robinson Crusoe
Carpet Bargisu
J. P. Owens
Canada
Caut—Pany
State House
Qarin
Max
Wouspen
Ous Tey
Bullard
Ney Velle
North Carolina
Amal
Pane
Marion
Dursep Gray
Richmond Whig
Russia's Royal Family Gossip From Philadelphia Telegraph
In this Philadelphia telegraph essay Lucy Hooper recounts tales of the Russian court, noting Alexander II’s reforms and temperament, recounting anecdotes of ministers, rivalries, and past czars, including Nicholas I, with references to American diplomats and a Charleston letter on Africa emigration.
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Lucy Hooper
Philadelphia Telegraph
Nowelcome
St. Petersburg
Vexander
Europe
Ign —Cravls
Nicholas
Buckingham
Louis Kiv
Paris
Duke of Buckingham
England
Anne of Austria
France
Alexis
Tam
Berlin
Baker
Constantinople
America
Petersburg
Russia
Isla
Uae 2
Kamiah Campaign and Indian War Reports of 1877
A correspondent from Kamiah describes Joseph's retreat and subsequent pursuit along the Clearwater. Indian depredations and plunder are noted, with scenes of stock crossing, cross-river battles, and a tense negotiation for surrender. Reports include peace overtures, troop movements, supply shortages, and the broader context of the Nez Perce conflict.
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Joseph
New York
Fiornid
Kamiah
Movataing
Clearwater
Indiana
Ana Aesplates
Es Aed
Grangeville
Kamiai
James Dawyer
Sunaay
Prelette Loy
Wilkinson
Herminus
Whipple
Alvongt
Poccabellera
Trasool
James Reuben
Nez Perce
Howard
Red Heart
Jamies Sawyer
Old
White Bird
Genenil Howard
Placin
Hatard
Greqn
Colwell Sandford
Buise City
Andy
Sain Rowxon
Salion Meadows
Wales
Horace
Condition of the Russian Army on the Danube
Reports from the Danube describe mixed views on Russian readiness. Rain and mud hinder movement, saddle leather and equipment deteriorate, yet some officers tout disciplined brigades and low malaria like sickness. Supplies include bread, meat and beans with rum rations during marches.
Suleiman Yasha's Rise and Strict Rule in Turkish Army
Suleiman Yasha, a chief of state recruiter, marched 18 000 to 20 000 troops south of the Hal cans to fight. He earned fame for strict discipline and school inspections. Though praised for wartime deeds, he arouses jealousy for not aiding rivals and tends to favor a large staff and orderly appearance. His Montenegrin campaigns crowned him a hero in Constantinople.
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Suleiiman Yasha
Toréinfarea Raouf Pasha
Halcans
Recruut
Aicoaelt Oy
Bujazevac
the Morava
Fontenegro
Constantinople
General News Digest From The South Atlantic Paper
The report covers religious affiliations among chiefs of Cherokees with pastors among Gelet and Tipton county poisoning cases. It notes scarce Mookin birds in Virginia and a six year ban, banana prices in Palatka, and Egyptian service officers returning home due to Khedive Turkey relations. It mentions a Turkish loan backed by Sultan jewels, the Town Greenbackers’ attack on national banks, rising crime reports in New York, hotel fever over Anita quars, YMCA Scotland event, and political shifts in Tallahassee. It ends with notes on crop values, Georgia constitutional rights, bread and milk shortages, railway strike tensions, and various international dispatches.
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Tipton
Monitoncoe County
Mfo
Virginia
Putman
Palatka
Turkey
Ioan
Paris
New York
Court of Areata
York
Anita Quars
Young Men's Christian Associationy i Scotland
Edlinnoe
Newton Boulton mul _ Calumbia, & C
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Plymouth
General Scott
Hsa
Elas Bia
Calcutta
Cheetias
Hinton
Singapore
Constantinople
Central
Hudson River
Lake Shore
Erie, Peepee
Baltimore and Ohio
Main and Lines
Bn Black Forest
Baden
Congo
Koenigsfeld
Eee
Andaunte
Seonee
Cera
Gaboo
Trevorio
Ayery
Jes
Gund
Ds Deril
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Audewui
Covumbia
Paris Green
Alexander
Africa
Charleston, S. GC
Fetter
New York Sun
Liberia
Colonization Society of
Battery Green
Vermont
Aena
Huttlé
Monkeya
Thalsand
Daling
Thas
Promised Land
Karlarim
Gopi
Jere S. Black
Buchanan
Harriet Lane
White House
Hillmore
Coure
Te I'renawry
Howell Cobb
Potomac
Wessel
Diplomatic Corps
Png
Harrist Lane
Fante
Black
Caf
Cobbs
Cobb
Squirey
Dobbs
Secretary of the Treasury
Presid
Squil
San Francisco
M. Paris
Carryton
Pabelleon de Picg
Peru
Paccanat
Vallag
Ate
Ife
Rutherford
George A. Chapman
Callao
Pisugan
Lima
Pabelleon de Pica
Napen
Valley Forge
Idaho
Washington
Territory
Oregon
Montana
Charlotte Observer
Arew
Mecklenburg County
H. A. Gaillard
Fairfield
Gaillard
Mecklenburg
Chin
Meck~ Lentians
South Carolina
J. B. Clymer
Cincinnati Auquirer
Clymer
Morton
Jaine
Cincinnati
Ohio
Memphis
Mobile
New Orleans
Uae
Nebraska
Colorado
Ae Tanggin
Acre
Ertess
Sonny South
Danube
Misea
Jonghedga
Kischeneff
Burlinson
Jule
Julius
Bilias
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