Two Georgians to speak at May gathering in Bainbridge
Col Samuel Barnett and Gen William Browne will address local agricultural friends on May 2 at a meeting announced by the State Agricultural Society. A large attendance is sought and an impromptu vegetable and flower fair is suggested. The Bainbridge Board of Directors meanwhile approved moving the stockholders meeting to May 22 in Cuthbert.
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State Agricultural Society
Wm. M. Browne
BainBrinGe
Curnert Axp Co
LuxBus Bartroop
Board of Directors
Bainbridge
Cuthbert
Brunswick
St. Simons Island
Live Oak
John Wesley
America
Weartu
Tarrant
The Defeat of Amnesty and Political Drift
The Conservative New York Commercial Advertiser argues the shelved amnesty bill would have shown southern justice and eased future burdens, while critics urge sharp questions about blocking industry, capital, law enforcement, and constitutional rights. The Philadelphia Inquirer urges amnesty, noting delays worsen outrages. Washington serenades for Grant’s renomination falter amid political discomfort. Albany News lauds Columbus voting for North and South Road and Savannah and Memphis Road, predicting a linked regional system boosting traffic and Albany-Columbus ties with Brunswick and Albany railroad expansion. Columbus and Albany roads are expected to feed the Brunswick system, with growth predicted in freight receipts.
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The
New York Commercial Advertiser
South
Philadelphia Inquirer
Columbus
Albany News
Savannah
Memphis
Albany
Montgomery
Eufaula
Brunswick
Vicksburg
Brunswick and
United States
Washington Election Fraud Claims by The Washington Patriot
The Washington Patriot alleges radical fraud in a recent congressional delegate election with clerks registering and voting, many from other states. It cites estimates of 2000 such voters, mass importation of black voters, a 10149 male black census, 10774 registered though 625 above, and 2378 illegal black votes. The Cincinnati Enquirer warns editors against bogus Ku Klux reports, mocking Republican credulity north of the line.
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Washington Electrion
Washington Patriot
The
Patriot
Cincinnati Enquirer
Confederate Dead Monument Plan In Columbus
Columbus ladies plan to erect a monument to Confederate dead on Broad street. Scorching winds damage Central California crops. large bands of horses sold near Los Angeles, driven to Salt Lake City and Montana. The Rome Street Railroad stock loss noted. U S Circuit Court in Baltimore holds no Internal Revenue tax on railroad bonds. A discovery near Aspingwail reports inexhaustible coal and oil wells. government grants land to the discoverer.
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the Ladies of Columbus
Broad Street
That City
United States Circuit Court
Baltimore
United States
California
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Montana
Aspingwail
Great Crevasse Threatens New Orleans Rail Link
Dispatches from New Orleans report the Bonne Carre crevasse widening to 650 feet and 18 feet deep, threatening the New Orleans and Jackson Railroad and surrounding areas. Telegraph lines and embankments along a 14 mile stretch were swept away, with Lake Pontchartrain in reach. volunteers and hundreds of workers race to shore up defenses as officials declare no immediate danger to the city.
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Louisville
Wm. Orton
Mississippi River
Bonne Carre Point
New Orleans
New Orleans and Jackson
Joan van Horn
Hatch
Boone Carre Crevasse
Southern Railway
Bonne Carre
Jackson Road
Lake Ponchartrain
Bonne Carre Crevasse
Kennars
Thompson
Wallace
St. James
Menoir
Vellore
McDonough Crevasse
Ku Klux bill enacted to enforce constitutional rights nationwide
The act, approved by both houses on the twentieth, aims to enforce the Fourteenth Amendment. It sets penalties for state actors depriving citizens of rights, creates federal remedies, and outlines enforcement provisions including possible federal action against insurrection and conspiracies. It expands federal authority, with sections on misdeeds, penalties, and habeas corpus provisions for rebellions during emergencies.
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United States
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress of
Supreme Court
Conart
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Calhoun County
Sharp & Brown
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Randeigh County
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Wm. Hendry
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Lang
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