The Small-Hitch Contested Election Opens in Congress
The Small-Hitch contested election opens amid bitter partisan claims of fraud and racial voting irregularities. Key figures like former Louisiana congressman John Eis and Colonel Elliott will be debated, with a party-line report anticipated in the House. The Senate, meanwhile, handles related bills and public notices on appointments.
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Hunton
Tut Chandler
Atlanta
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Senate
Columbus
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Georgia
Augusta
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Department of Agriculture
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Raceton
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Warren County
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Sherman
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Credentals
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Chainaane
Linney
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Wilmington
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George A. Metane
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Charlee Price
Rowan
Oliver HH Dockery
J.C. Fritchart
Madison County
L. L. Green
Watauga
I. G. Ewart
Henderson
George W. Stanton
Wilson
James B Mason
C. F. McKeason
Hayes
George M. Bulin
McKeseon
B. H. Cozart
Charles
Winstea?i
G. A. Bingham
Veart
Committee On Rules
Presbyterian Assembly Meet In Philadelphia Debated Faith Work
Historic assemblage factions southerners and northerners gathered in Philadelphia for the Presbyterian General Assembly. Delegates debated missions funding, church publications, colportage, and a June meeting date while observers praised hospitality as leaders addressed creed, education, and unity amid tense regional strains.
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Morris
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Parca
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Virginia
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Washington
Rolph Tcker
Virgain
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Kentucky
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Atlanta to Savannah Rail Line Promises Shorter Route
Colonel Fry announces the Atlanta Atlantic and Great Western charter and bond sale. A northern syndicate led by General Pryor plans a 250 mile standard gauge line from Atlanta via Eatonton to Savannah, with $12,000 per mile bonds and $1,000 bonds of 6 percent interest. Subscriptions and options reach near half a million dollars as surveys and engineering prepare. The project pledges independence from Atlanta influence and expects to start grading by September.
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Washington County
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Snaquehanna County
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