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Newspaper

Atlanta Weekly Intelligencer

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1855

Page

5

Atlanta Intelligencer advertisement and news items

The issue reproduces subscription terms and advertising rates for the Daily Tri Weekly and Weekly Atlanta Intelligencer, notes on the Weekly edition, and various short news items including political opinions, railroad accident report, and state affairs. It mentions editor names, prices, a death from a railroad accident, and multiple political and civic notes.

Daily Intelligencer

Foersch tale and college trustees urged to speak

The Atlanta Daily Intelligencer reviews Foersch’s baseless Bohun Upas tale and urges the Trustees of the Atlanta Medical College to deny false assertions. It condemns silent, hostile presses and calls for clear public explanation of the college’s aims and leadership to maintain trust locally and abroad.

Atlanta Daily I Ntelligencer Samarang Foersch Vally Jmelius Lambert Norst Orsfield Toersch Atlanta Medical College Board of Trustees Examiner Blister & Critic Atlanta Dubose, Ardunes Alabama Boring California Marmelius Norst Horsfield Atlanta Republican Grant

Corrupt Attacks and Reform Talk in the Last Congress

A reflective column criticizes the preceding Congress for alleged corrupt favoritism, praises the Court of Claims as a corrective, and argues for reduced representation in the House. It also notes state university openings, court appointments, and ongoing debates on military promotions and Ostend Conference tensions.

Barnum Burns Boston Boston Transcript D. K. Hirencocx State Senate N. York Pekin Congress Court of Claims House Senate Washington District of Columbia Star Shields War Department Department Arwmy West Point Prairie Farmer Audubon Wendell Phillips Theodore Parker Anthony Burns Franklin Pierce United States Circuit Court Mr. Stockwell Amherst Tremont Temple New York

Closing Proceedings of Congress and Land Revenue Bills

The period reports the Senate’s rejection of naval appropriations for Annapolis and New Orleans depots, while post office reforms demand prepayment in postage stamps from July 1 next year. It records bounty land acreage needs, telegraph expansion, Texas creditors payment, and civil and diplomatic appointments, with notes on land warrants, wages increases, and public works spending in Washington.

Congress Hanne Posmaster General Department Senate Naval Naval Academy Annapolis Orleans Navy Yard Memphis District of Columbia Collins RE. K. Collins New York Liverpool Land Office Piscataway Canada United States Mississippi Pacific Texas Washington Baltimore Sun

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