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M. Brown
Flint River navigation argued as key to regional trade
Albany New and Advertiser discusses making the Flint River safely navigable to rival rail transport, arguing water routes will carry most valley freight to New Orleans, Mobile and Gulf markets. It calls for larger Congress appropriations and a convention of counties to press for swift progress.
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Albany New and Advertiser
Chattahoochee
Apalachicola
Flint
Atlantic
Nile
Mediterranean
Rhine
North Sea
Mississipi
Gulf of Mexico
Amazon
Atlantic Ocean
Hudson River
New Orleans
Albany
Savannah
New York
Gulf
Mobile
Hodges
Wm J. Smith
Congress
Col. Slaughter
Crawford and
Taylor
Estimates of Gen Toombs in Southern papers
Soured with tributes from Louisville Courier Journal Nashville American and others, the notices praise Gen Robert Toombs as a principled, formidable leader. They recall his oratory, diplomacy, and steadfast devotion to Georgia and the South, lamenting his death and legacy.
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Louisville Courier Journal
South
Nashville American
Robert Toombs
Dean Swift
Cartersville Courant
Gen. Toombs
Georgia
Macon
Congress
Toombs
Speaker
Cotton
Titania
New York Tribune
Lamar
Washington
Jeff
Thompson
United States
Philadelphia Prees
Robert Toombs Remembered as Orator and Senator
The Savannah News reflects on Robert Toombs as a gifted orator and attorney whose lasting influence is shadowed by his bigotry. It notes his early defense of Southern ideas and his complex stance on unity, secession, and the difficult path to rebuilding the South after the war.
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Robert Toombs
Savannah News
United States Senate
Georgia
Toombs
New South
Rand Square
Ludden & Bates
Great Southern Music House
Savannah
Dee
Wreck of General Toombs Fortune Sparks Heir Scrutiny
The Macon Telegraph notes General Robert Toombs fortune endures in dispute as heirs challenge a power of attorney given to Joseph Thompson of the Kimball House Company. They allege Thompson endorsed notes totaling 280000 dollars and discuss mental incapacity. Other items include a Gainesville fire that destroyed two newspapers’ offices and remarks on Savannah lodging houses.
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Macon
Wasuincton
General Robert Toombs
General Toomb
Kimball House Company
Atlanta
General Toombs
Joseph Thompson
Thompon
Thompson
Kimball House
Mr. Thompson
Balke Company
Gainesville
The
Eagle
the Southern
Southron
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Andrew Hanley
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