Savannah News roundup hints at capital move and political banter
A fragmented Atlanta Savannah era column notes debates on capital relocation to Savannah, political satire on candidates, and editorials about national events. References include Horace Maywarp, Evarts speech, and Indian country turmoil alongside local student honors at University of Virginia and odd Waynesboro census quirks.
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Horace Maywarp
Turkey
Gottex
Peru
Horace
Tmasa
Battle of the Little Bighorn Dawned in Oregon Territory
Dispatches recount Custer's last stand near the Little Bighorn with heavy losses. Reno and Benton's forces countered Indians, waterless desert, and a brutal fight lasting two days. Survivors describe mutalated bodies and a village of thousands preparing to flee.
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Washington
Bistance
Custar
7Th Cavalry
Qustar
Reno
Jodgson
McIntosh
Col. Benton
Benton
Toste
Custer
Terry
Gibbon
Tom
Boston Custar
Col
Calhoun
Yates
Keogh
Smith
Crittenden
Sturgis
Cooke
Porter
Jacut. Harrington
Dr.Lord
Mack Kellogg
Bismarck Tribune
Biowance
Col. Smith
Bidmarck
Ana
Seeery
Heck
Rothers
Bead
Cola Yates
Cook
Abig Horn Disaster Telegram to the Constitution
War dispatches detail a parliamentary bill enabling the president to recruit volunteers from Nebraska Wyoming Colorado Dakota and Utah to serve in the US army against hostile Sioux tribes. The measure limits to five regiments and nine months service with debate on enabling actions and possible casualties.
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Nebrase
Wyoming
Colorado
Dakotah
United States
Northwest
Paddock
Ingalla
Senate
Custer
Congress Fights Over Civil Appropriations and Sinks Fund
The Senate passes paymaster-general rank change to brigadier general and ends civil engineer employment in the navy. A sinking fund bill for Union Pacific is approved after long debate, 159 to 9. A conference on the sundry civil appropriation is appointed. Beauregard disqualification remains contested. Maine governor offers Morrill vacancy to Blaine. Washington visitors plan entertainments in New York and Boston transit.
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Morrill
Senate
Treasury
Eerman
Cameron
Alexandria
Constantinople
London
Berlin
Pall Mar
Bosnia
Latvia
American College
Pera
Maynard
Turkey
Constitution House
Washinoton
Union and Pacific Road
Pappock
Anil
Committee of the House
Treasury Department
Attorney General
Supreme Court
Maine
Blaine
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Bearos
Washington Light Infantry
Charleston
D. C
Clinch Rifles
Georgia
Light Artillery
Norfolk
Washington
Light Infantry
Fayetteville
Old Guard
New York
Wm E Baker
Rosten Tigers
Washington Tight Infantry
Chareston
Cy Dhe Cnude Kithos
Ole Geumed
Nea
Phlakelphaa
Ued
Irving Hall
Broadway
Bnatol
Boston
Scanning the Canvass in Campbell County July 4 1876
Campbells county democracy held a large July fourth meeting at the Fairburn wart house to elect delegates to the gubernatorial convention in Atlanta. Resolutions supported Colquitt, criticized misrule, and urged fair delegate selection while appointing a committee and adjourning after adopting pro Colquitt motions. Additional county reports record similar convention activity in Monroe, Hart, and Franklin counties urging Colquitt for governor and endorsing Democratic platforms and nominees.
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Powder Springs
John H. James
Marietta Journal
Atlanta
Georgis
Apa
Campbells
Campbell County
Fairburn Ga
Democratic Executive Committee
Wall
C. Parker
Chirman
Court House
Cne
Maj
Joshua Welch
Parker
Harry M. Reid
Pelmetta
Thomas W. Latham
Reid
R Westbrooks
John Dodd
G Hulsey
Gideon Brown
F G Suttles
Bedford Luck
R W Mason
A H Wilson
George Cook
James M Wilson
D Black
Arthur Hutchinson
Joel B Smith
A B Leigh
Bush Robinson
Col
Robert A. Crawford
E. C. Mobley
Col. Mobley
Col. Crawford
Wm. C. Parker
G. D. Black
A. G. Hulsey
B. W. Cochran
John 8. Donn
John 8. Dodd
Harry Ih. Ried
Colquitt. Sg
Samuel J. Tilden
New York
Union
St.Louis
Rine
Leriss
Monroe County
Forsyth
George W. Adams
Coun
John R. Balis
Cal. Adams
B.G. Anderson
Cabasses
A. J Phinazy
G. W. Jordan
Jefferson Hogan
J. M. Sanford
Gee. W. Adams
John T. Crowder
P. H. Zellner
James A. Turner
Colquitt
H. H. Cabanigs
James M. Smith
Andrew Gwin
Geo. W. Adams
E. H. Walker
Grant
Hich
Samuel Tilden
Thomas A. J. Hendricks
St. Louis
RG Anderson
J F Childs
James H Evans
A J Phinazee
Monroe Advertiser
Barnesville Gazette
Pike County Courier
Atlanta Uonptrrvrios
Macon Telegraph
Gro
Hart County
Hart' County
Hartail
J. L Torney
W. Seidel
J deWallen
J McCorry
Avlanta
A. H. Colguin
Georgia
General Colquitt
CG. W. Samet
Batnawher
Jessup
Glynn County
Glyon
Hardeman
Eocar Jones
Dem
3. C
Franklis
Canneavilly
Hdstors
Our
Franklin County
Johnson
King
A. H. Calquitt
Spotleas
James M Smith
A. H. Colquitt
John H. Shannon
Amos N. Poole
Free Masonry Temple In Hearts Echoes Antiquated Speech
Sidney Dell addressed St Johns day at Jonesboro on Free Masonry symbolism and a moral temple within the heart. He argued truth as cornerstone and urged erecting a temple of virtue and brotherly love, contrasting with vanished worldly empires and enduring inner masonry.
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Free Masonry
Jonesboro
St. John's Day
Sidney Dell
Temple
Free Masonry Erecta
John Lved
Lasd
Salomon
Mussulman
Solomon
Jerusalem
Palmyra
Desert
Acclaimed Musician Embarks for New York via Augusta
Mr W, a noted musician and gentleman, leaves today for New York, traveling through Augusta aboard the Old Dominion steamship line. He carries the respect and good wishes of many Atlanta friends. his cantata direction impressed concertgoers and heightened admiration for artistic music. He joins the Kellogg opera troupe, and Atlanta feels pride and support for his future successes.
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New York
Augusta
Old Dominion
Stanley
de ‘Arlete
Atlanta
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