Advertising Rates and Georgia Capital Debate 1876
Advertising rates and schedules appear, with notes on table prices, special locals, and payment terms. The page also reports editorials and letters weighing the Georgia capital move from Milledgeville to Atlanta, arguing for accessibility of state institutions and criticizing the old capital location. Additionally, crops reports from multiple counties highlight wheat, oats, corn, and cotton prospects, with rapid notes on Winslow’s release and royal news from the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson Journal
Aly
H. S. Kimball
Bullock
Blodgett
Nilledgeville
Atlanta
Georgia
Malledgeville
Stow
Proctor Knott
Duluth
Bulledgeville
State Library
Agricultural Department
Geological Department
Entomological Department
Milledgeville
General Assembly
Blaine and Morton Seen as Rising Figures in 1876 Race
Correspondence from Washington discusses James G Blaine as a potential nominee, labeling him an unscrupulous trickster and predicting his likely defeat by Grant if nominated. Morton and Corliss are named as rising figures while Bristow and Gillow or similar figures fade. The column criticizes Blaine’s motive and questions the legitimacy of his alleged explanations. The piece notes congressional adjournment hopes and mentions the Philadelphia exhibition opening with Patrick Henry’s descendant William Wirt Henry as orator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Blaine
House
Cincinnati
Offire
Grant
White House
Sam Randall
Blane
Corlling
Morton
Bristow
Congress
Henry R. Harris
Military Academy
Tronas Hayes
Philadelphia Ledger
Richard Henry Lee
Colony of
Virginia
Philadelphia
William Wirt Henry
Virginia Bar
Patrick Henry
Henry
Frank Etting
Increaned Apprehensions of Toadsy Telegram to the Constitution
Lonpos June 9 reports rising unease as rumors spread that the eldest son of the sultan may have committed anicide. The Times Berlin dispatch notes Austria will not oppose Russian policy in the east. The prince of Montenegro takes command of insurgents near Podgoritza with written orders to rebel chiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpos
Eldeat
Times’ Berlin
Austria
Eas
Prince of Monten
Poddgaritza
Tehoraift
Belgrade
Ruski Mir
M. Militica
Servian Liberala
Hungary
Zastova
Berry
Zeitung
Saya
Bismarck
Berlin
Turkey
Europe
Germany
Russia
Constantxerre
Sheik Ul Islam
Thompson's Bonanz 4 Ex Secretary Suit Entered
Reported letters from June 1876 show Hon L. Q. C. Lamar and Hon. Casey Young questioning Secretary Chandler about an impeachment claim and a civil suit to recover $1,000,000 in bonds alleged stolen from the Confederate States. A U S supreme court decision concerns a bank and draft with a bill of lading in Memphis. A naval academy robbery investigation details cadet misconduct, admissions, and reform efforts amid resignations. Small Georgia diversions and Albany church news close with local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Q. C. Lamar
Mississippi
Casey Young
Tennessee
Chandler
Enurrt Hovst
Wishinaton
Zach Chandler
Memphis
Tenn
Evening Star
Washington
Senate
House
Thompson
Intenor
Igned
J. Trowrsen
Confederate States of America
United States
United State Supreme Court
National Bank of Commerce of
Barton
State of Massachusetts
Merchants’ National Bank of Memphis
State of Tennessee
Circuit Court For
District of Massachusetts
Green & Travis
Boston
Greene & Travis
Mass
Memphia
Justice Strong
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Constitution
Broad Street
UAUAL
Bauer & Ay
Am Buch Ika Amusements
Brevier
Paia
Mivanco
Philadelphia Times
Bartow
Gordon and Pickens
Pike County
Dodge County
Dalton
Ringgold
Cherokee
Newton County
Washington County
Baker
Calhoun
Stewart County
Murray County
Walker
Decatur
Thomas Attiway
Burke County
J. ¥. Carmichel
Coweta
Winslow
The
Mancasster
the Guardian
Lordon
Duke of Connaught
Lonney
Duke of Connaughts
Fredericks
Tanover
George Sand
Pane
Nahant
J. H. McLean
Chestnut, Bt. Louis, Mo
Blainer
Mulligan
Maine
Patricaary
W. G. Crempien
DR. Sherman
Callaway House
Broad St
Ausnin
Lenfestey
FHE Naval Academy
Suanda
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Academy
Prewching
Midshipmen
Ridgers
Baltimore
Waynesboro
Augusta
J. T. McBryde
Albany Presbyterian Church
Albany
Billingslea
Snd
Tiff
Orphans’ Home and Free School
Glass
Leskaleaka
Fane
Jane
Ee Tredxgar Iron Works
Riewwonp
Ratnoan Fastan
Enon
Alan Axias
Han
Horst
Muir Sam
Cana
Can Warnis
Cap Marguah
Bripars
Casrinat
Exoues
Borntna
MacuiveEy
WaTre
Joseph HE Anderson
Mayaa
Joseph Gordon
Peachtree Street
Renain Geor Gla Ouuthy
Louisville
Pullman Palace
Pittsburg
Sarriaburg
York
Cincinnat
Pullman & Wagner Palace
Toledo
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Kendusky
Cle
Buffalo
New
Louisvilla
Chan Cam
Rufer
New New Orleans
Mobile
Jacksonville
Little Rock
Montgomery
Nashville
Mere
Aleepers
New York
Pesiedelynlsythia
South End
Bouthweul
John Macleod
Parker
Kyjang
DR. Rice
Court Place
Kentucky
Pyall
Sangindaw
Planter’s Hotel
Georgia Row
Crithie Travail Mabe Fonunoeaente
Ee Alio
Highland Park Hotel
Herring & CO
Broadway
Sudbury ST
St. Peter's R. G. Church
Alabama
Messrs
Tamer & Branmuller
Phillips & Crew
Mack
Hela
Goltachalk
Wettenhaugst
Mario
Mar
Rontel Fe
Aiso
Seer
New Yorkarmonic
Baclety
Jnited
Alt
Wynne
Marietta
Joyner & Ellis
Richardean
Windsor
Col
Geo. W. Adair
Art md
Tf HL
Castleman
Thompson's
Lahull
Rg, Thompson
Cobb County
Messrs,vey, & & Dougherty Moore, Maresh & U2
Kiser & Co
WE & Porter
Jennings & Ashley
J. L. Varner
Fire and Life Insur Nce
Outheret
Liverpool
London
Globe
Sabstansia
Business Directory
DOVER
Slater
Ondere
Onan
le L. Fowmanres
DS Ie
Bucueess Ss. Et Street
Chattanooga
Whiteball Street
Atlant
James
Douglasville
Dongiss Sad
J. M. James
Ord
Dor
W Toney
Ilsville
Poe Eneula
Ala
Oates
Ridley
Ates
PAVE
Hudson
Thomson
Cele Ractica
McDumb and Schomntng Ies
Seer & Thomas
Attorneys At Law
Broadbirest
Athens
T Law
Nelms
Hampton
Noy
Robert D. Walker, Jr
Bavannah
Busies
Kimball ‘House
Wall Street
Daniel S. Printup
Rome
Imay
H. Sandwich
Torney At Law
Thomaston
Wcomrtzot Reorgis
A. Lochrane
Henryt Jackson
J. H. Lumfeds
Supreme Court
Jachson
Lumphln
Au T. Downing
Columets
Gure
James A. Harley
Sparta
W. &. Johnson
Sornmney At Law
Court House
Edward J. Reagan
Pescmbes
A. Ansley
Americue
ILIS
Couri
Southwestern
Supreme Court of Georgia
United States Court At
Ravannah
Conningham
Kim- Ffice Remi
Gentes Banting Sui
Fall Street
iTo
al Gteiny
Esas
Tomes
Kimball House
Heid
Ellis
Treet
Ateate
Ata
Eeu
U.K
Whitehall Street
Badioon CO
N.C
Tisas Place
Wit Bs
Bates OF Board
Ware
Catoosa Springs, Georgia
Catooss
County
Chattan
VIS
Tone
Ventena
Homerley
Porter Springs
Lumpkin County
Georala
Sea Leva
Bncain of
Tao
Porter Springs P. C
Norcross Hotel
Richmond
Aie
Nor Ae
Ita
Chudren
J.G. TE Aprai
Longley & Robimss
Phenix
Manulfactoram
Markhard Hoube
Atlanta, GA
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