The Enquirer Sun 1858 column on national trusts and Georgia politics
The Enquirer Sun reports from Columbus Georgia with items on the English Salt Trust plans to buy U S salt plants, Vice President elect Morton and tariff policy clashes in Georgia, Senator Bradwell proposing to expand public schools, and a roundup of regional political and economic notes, including Randall edicts, presidential politics, and local developments. The piece notes farm product value rising to 5.7 billion with detailed sector figures, and mentions Nashville and New York debates, plus local railroad, exposition, and political tensions.
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Levi P. Morton
England
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Indian Territory Convention Backs Opening to White Settlers
The Indian Territory Convention met at Baxter Springs and urged immediate opening of the entire Indian Territory to white settlers, with allotment of lands to Indians. Delegations from Missouri, Kansas and Arkansas attended, and Indians expressed support for allotment and citizenship. Ex-Gov T T Crittenden chaired. C W Daniels named secretary. Speakers included Chiefs John Early, Thomas Richardville, and William Pababac endorsing the measures. Augusta Exposition Nears Close After Five Days of Pleasant Spirit. The Augusta National Exposition closed with a luncheon, decorous ceremonies, and fireworks as exhibitors reported satisfaction. dismantling will begin in two days. The Tax on Whisky notes that whisky in bond is taxed, city license taxes apply, and non-residents’ whisky is exempt from certain warehouse taxes. the Frankfort city defense claimed immunity under their license in Louisville, Lexington and Owensboro.
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T. T. Crittenden
C. W. Daniels
John Early
Ottawa Nation
Thomas Richardville
William Pababac
Peoria
Augusta
Frankfort
Jud Lewis
Louisville
Lexington
Owensboro
Fate of Emin Pasha and Stanley Dominates Berlin Talk
In Berlin on December 18, interest centers on Emin Pasha and Stanley. Reports debate Stanley's possible capture, the Emin relief plan, and Wissmann's movements. European press discusses military reshuffles, Panama canal collapse, French worries, and market tremors as gold flows to Russia fearfully loom.
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Suakim
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Hahnke
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Desperadoes hang after Knoxville mob scene near Cumberland Gap
A Knoxville dispatch reports two tragedies along the new railroad line to Cumberland Gap. An unknown negro gambler was driven from work, returned with a dozen desperadoes who fired at Capt. Dunavinth but missed. The mob seized the leader near Cumberland Gap, then hung him by a tree after a surrounding mob took the pair Fred and Henry Satterlie, half brothers, in a separate killings over a woman with Henry stabbing Fred. The report also notes current misstatements about Gen Harrison's birth place and prints unrelated medical weight guidance.
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Cumberland Gap
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Henry
Good Samaritan hospital cornerstone laid in Charlotte
The cornerstone of a Good Samaritan hospital for colored people was laid in Charlotte in a ceremony attended by white and black residents. White and colored clergy spoke, praising the project led by white Episcopalian organizers.
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Episcops Church
Boots and Shoes Wholesale Offer by J. K. Orr & Co.
J K Orr and Co advertise wholesale boots and shoes with Sax agents for Columbus Belle. Large stock available and prompt filling of orders. Boston prices guaranteed. nov iy
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