Naspy Nasby narrates Kentucky reformers in Indiana victory
Nasby claims a Kentucky reform party helped defeat Confederacy remnants during a two day Federal occupation in Indiana. He boasted of capturing war claims totaling 345000 dollars for Bascom and others, praising Tilden’s election and urging harsh action against carpetbaggers and freedmen while celebrating a new political era in Kentucky.
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Janes Willyams
Kerry
Bunkersville
Kentucky
Tilden
Zelus
Votin
New York Reform Bureau
Seceshunville
Jist
M’pelter
Pikkits
Richmond
Deekin Pogram
Likker
Reepin
Hayes
Fedril
Evenin
Pollock
Joe Bigler
Henry
Deekin
Wich
Capt
Isaaker Iavitt
Georgia
Bascom
John Morgan
Kiverit
Petroleum N. Nasby
Wholesale Massacre Averted After Government Action in Aiken
Aiken South Carolina September 21 1876 report from Captain Tuomas J Lioup 1st Infantry details a mounted white group led by A P Butler forming a potential massacre of African Americans at Rouse s Bridge Ellenton and nearby areas. United States troops prevented violence by negotiating disbandment and the white force retreated. Several black residents were killed wounded or frightened and the Port Royal railroad sustained damage during rioting.
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Aiken
8. C
Louisville
Kentucky
United States
S. C
Silverton
C. B. Hinton
Rouse’s Bridge
5. C
Rouwe
Butler
Augusta
Ellenton
Barnwell Road
Haygood
Steel Creek
Judge Wiggie
Simon Cather
Hinton
Cather
Robbins
Georgia
Edgefield
Barnwell
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