Chattanooga on the Cherokee country and future prospects
The piece describes Lookout Mountain and Walden's Ridge near Chattanooga, noting the Cherokee camp history under Chief John Ross, abundant coal and ore nearby, copper and gold regions, and potential Panama Canal trade routes favoring Chattanooga. It discusses climate, soil, and possible industrial growth, with current economic strain but hope for recovery and regional development.
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Hoxie Excvusion Sparks City Meeting
Fragmentary report notes a Daniel Boo ee Association event on Columbia Street between Ringold and Wil. The meeting discusses unpaved sidewalks and a December 1 date. Names such as James and Adam Mizenheimer appear in unclear context amid injury and relief references.
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Fragmentary line hints at a political speech dispute
A garbled excerpt suggests a public hearing or debate involving Baninek and Bh break Est r Baul Mall Gooste. The text is incomplete, but it implies a stance where one figure denounces others rather than seeking access or approval.
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Garden of Eden excursion in Walnut Hills by Cincinnati leaders
Mayor Wilstad leads a city excursion to the Garden of Eden at Walnut Hills to view park improvements, Eden Park, new avenues, and a proposed reservoir. The event includes remarks by city officials and residents, with calls for annexation of rural districts and broader park expansion in Cincinnati.
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Walk Off A Virtue Of Moral Resolve And Self Control
The piece urges men to master the habit of walking off from tempting social situations. It argues a strong will is needed to decline chats, drinks, and late revels, especially when business calls or fatigue strain. It praises the American instinct for self restraint and warns against yielding to idle talk or prolonged drinking.
Covington Council Eyes Gas Works Purchase and Elections
An adjourned Covington council meeting recommends appointing Joseph Doniphan and J. Jen as commissioners to oversee gas works purchase. It calls for a public vote on November 16 to gauge citizens’ support. Ordinances also authorize Seventh Street and Lewis Street improvements and a range of City Hall repairs.
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Augusta
Bracken County
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City actions and court notes on streets and taxes
Reports show petitions from Brementreet property owners to avoid sidewalk work and from Twelfth street owners to improve from Edward to Bullock by grading and macadamizing. October tax collections totaled 1921 54. Several local notices cover a serious burn accident, a detective suit for services, and Franklin Lyceum activities with new officers and debate topics. President Grant praised amid civic cheer.
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Colfax at Pittsburg Delivering Oration in Allegheny
Colfax arrived in Pittsburgh on November 5 to address a large crowd at the Union depot and a banquet. He praised the Union victory, urged liberty for all, and emphasized emancipation for the enslaved while defending Reconstruction as constitutional. He argued for enforcing laws and protecting loyal citizens against outrage, noting the South’s mixed reactions to the election results.
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Butler Speech in Well Praises Equality and Republicans
In Well on November 5 General Butler spoke to about 2000 citizens praising equality under law and freedom as a weapon. He cited New Orleans costs and urged Congress to act, warning if Andrew Johnson fails to back efforts, the party must renewedly uphold Jeffersonian principles and mass integrity.
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Revolucionists Offer Resistance in Baere Engagement
Official dispatches from Havana state several engagements with the Revolutionists ended in government success. Insurgents reportedly approached military headquarters and submitted. Colonel Gueros notes a fierce clash near Baere lasting about one hour and three quarters with machete fighting. Rumors in the city are said to be mostly false.
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Riot Tensions Rise as Armed Negroes Reassemble in Bavarian
On November 5 in Bavarian the disbanded group reformed at Telfair Plantation armed with muskets. City vigilance remains high with civil and military authorities on alert. The lawman killed on election night Ing Law was buried today after a large funeral. another riot casualty, a policeman, died last night.
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Election Returns Sweep Several States for Republicans
Election returns from New Orleans and various states show Republicans gaining in multiple areas. In Louisiana the Democratic majority in New Orleans stands at 23,600 with full Congress not yet declared. Indiana, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Arkansas, Alabama, and Rhode Island report mixed results, with several districts and counties tilting toward Republicans, though some races remain unresolved as updated tallies come in.
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Hele
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Wilmington
Rcal
Dunham
South Carolina
Sea Islands
The Atlantic Cable Reports Americas Election Abroad
Coverage of the US presidential election from Atlantic cables with European reactions. Notes on Grant’s victory praised by Daily News and Times. English responses applaud the Republic, seeking stability and peace. Reports from London and Paris discuss political consequences, finance, and the shifting balance of power, with mixed European commentary.
Hardware and Cutlery Dealers Advertise at 264 Main St
Coffin Shay s and Co offer Frexet knives and cutlery at low prices from their store at 264 Main Street between Sixth and Seventh, near the Galt House and Sign of the Golden Rule.
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