Blue and Gold Uniforms Proposed for Fourth Georgia Battalion
Officers discuss adopting a blue and gold regulation uniform for the Fourth Georgia Battalion. Col Calhoun and staff review samples from Pettimore Company as they consider blue coat, gold trim, and distinctive helmet with white piping. A committee will study costs and report, while tactics boards in Leavenworth push updated drill rules for militia units nationwide.
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Georga
Imita
South
United States Army
Soclack Yasterday
Alyisary
Lincel
Arcomtro Mosars Hall and Bickerstoff
Petticore
Arnold Troyles
William Elian
Golther
Leavenworth
Kansas
Neurer
Tacical Board
Walnut
Army and Navy Register
Washington C
W L Calhoun
Tactical Board
Army and Navy Register of Washington
County officers race grows lively in Fulton County
The Fulton County election for county commissioner promises one of the most watched contests in state history as voters will choose two seats for the term. Several candidates from the country, led by James Collins, seek the open positions, with endorsements and formal announcements from multiple local figures and groups noted in the public notices.
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Fulton County
Fulton
Tina Fall
James Collins
Bolton
Gollins
Bolton Ulhance
Alhaney
Ind
Celina
James D Collins
Dreim
Coumtry
Ft. Uidernee
Rocerton & P Havel
John Whalvey
Cey
Tully
Reis
E F Donehoo
Mayer MC Kiser
John M Miller
Buchanan
Sustin
W A Stearns
State and Federal Clash Over Arrest of Soldiers
Bart A. N Cox arrest warrants target Corporal Clarke and Private Benton with Private Scott as accessory. Warrants issued by Judge Tandrum Bull A NW Cox led to arrests at McPherson barracks and in the city. Preliminary hearing set before Judge Landrum at 284 Decatur Street. Also notes lengthy guest list at Sweetwater Park Hotel in Lithia Springs and a promotional blurb for Syrup of Figs.
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Bart A. N Cox
Corporal Clarke
Fourth Artillery
John Benton
W M Scott
Tandrum Bull
NW Cox
McPherson
Holbrook
Scott
Benton
Emlil Cox
A Desperate Suicidal Dose Of Laudanum
Warren Dodgen a 9 carpenter at No 2 Warners avenue swallowed laudanum between 9 and 10 am yesterday. Physicians and friends fought to save him through the afternoon. he recovered enough to be moved home but remains ill. He left a note, spoke of dying, and bought the poison at Jacobs's drug. Dodgen, a widower with four children, had no known motive. his motive remains unknown.
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Warren Dodgen
Warners Avenue
Phyatcians
Dodgen
Dodgon
Nuna & [Lake Contracting
Pulliam
Tio
Inmgennog
Pulliam Struet
Ashod Wloja
Tno
Fluker
Ovat
Dodgens
Jacobs
Tan
Warner
Gossip on James Polk and Tennessee politics in 1830s
The article corrects a misstatement about James K. Polk's political rise, noting he was governor only in 1839 and not a presidential candidate in 1840. It recounts Polk's dark horse nomination at a national convention, mentions Davy Crockett and James H. Huntsman, and covers social notes from New York to Atlanta including travels of Charles D. Hil and Sam Venable.
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Carittanooga Times Hs
Marble Company
Vermont
Producers Marble Company
Dorset
Southerland
Yalls
Rutland
Tennessee
Tiahan
Martie
North Georga
North Carolinas
Brdge
North River
Marietta and 6Th Georgia
Western North Carolina
North Georgia
United States
Tennesses
James
Polk
UMS
Pruadent
Fennessee
James C Junea
Tolk
Davy Crocket
Hun
Masard
Fitzgerald
Congress
Adam Hunteman
Texas
Crockett
Huntsman
Hintingdon
Huntsmans
Hades
Charles D Hil
Sam Venable
New York
Atlanta
Glenn
Hill
Venable
Piedmont Chautauqua Exercises at the Tabernacle Yesterday
The Piedmont Chautauqua program at the Tabernacle featured lectures by Dr Gillett on The Four Gospels and by M Leon H Vincent on Byron. Weather was pleasant, with sunshine and a north wind, drawing crowds to lectures, music, and a reception. The day included talks on ancient Egypt and royal history, a class recognition, and a public reception for Dr Gillett, with Talmage scheduled to speak tomorrow on The School for Scandal.
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Tabernacle
Lathin Springs
Lec— Quroball
Gilet
Jesus
Weber
Leon H Vincent Delvered
Byron
Vincent
Blavish
Vincents
Tennyson
Browning
Tulay
Drackerman
CMM
Worl
Menes
George Washington
Egypt
Hatesu
Thermes III
Alexander
Dier el Bahan
Lnst
Maporo
Ramses II
Sons of the Covenant
Kaimses
Leonif Vincent Lan
Arthy Chautimqua Library
Scouts
Luce T Mectin
Luabody Ball
DeWitt Talmage
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Uribia Corps
Unwu
W D Ellis
Union Depot
W . Elly
Union Passenger
Ancher
Markham House
Gar Newheread
Maconnah
East Pot
Thelerk Sherff
STATE
Federal
Sweetwater Park Hotel
Lithia Springs
Adair
D. Wing
W Adair, Jr
Westmoreland
Cabantis
Spinmers
Stratton
Gurry
Fairburn Gauss Pearl Brassel
JD ‘Goodman
Paar
Gude
JM South
Kongsberry
Draper
Atkinson
Grantville
Pangie Houston
West Pot Ga
Dan Perberson
T A Gramling
JB Harrison
A Haratuon
Misa Bell
Hender
Tommie Randall
Wiss Thompson
Atlanta Ga
Adolph Brand
Cincinnah
Loworth
O Green
A J Muller
Wilisia Bo Feet
B 'Fangan
WO Wilkins
J J ' Falvey
Simpson
T “Whiter
Alex Wo Beales
Tru Tripod Randolph
Alice Voldy
Griho
Maggie Boldly
Leesburga
George L
Cowles
J L Armstrong
Daniel
Bullards
Bock
J L Vennett
Leon Singer
Avanta
Stunner Tallapousa Ga
Jacob Haaa
Aughter
Adherhold
SM Nolan
I F Shelden
J S Armstrong
Atlant, Ga
PP Murphy
Fisher
Biller
Newpan
Bam Meyer Jr
B L. Meyer
J H ‘Haas
Ils
Sallie Meader
F'E Meador
PH Muller
B Mallon
California Fig Syrup Company
Warren Dodgen Attemps
Conner
Ab ‘Lenton
Bla
Democratic Party
John Bull
Lomsville
Piedmont
Chautauqua
Berens
Vanderbilt University
Tonn Ava
HT Larron
Marion Sims
M.D
Gate City
Masonic
Bro
Marietta
Eugene Hardeman
Eprmlat
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Concordia Building Association
Concordia Hall
Bernt
Mayson
Irs Jr
T O. Mayson, Jr
Walker Streat
Oakland
van Houtens
Holland
Ancien
Oxford St
Brooklyn
Murray Street
Arn
Pennsylvania
Walnut Street
Philadelphia I-Capital
Sm Cnsit
Insurance Commissioner
Albce
Inssurange Commissi
Bagk
Nash
Amlother
Doral Funt
Mother Companien
Encoma
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Tao St
BOS
Southern Department
Harris & Nutting
Kimball House
Wall Street
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Hunnicutt & Bellingrath
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