Discontinued Wallpapers and Savannah Visit Disclosed
Sawtell and Jones announce subscription terms two dollars per annum in advance while pausing for a visit to Savannah and East Florida. The piece freights editoral notes, politics, and local growth, urging patronage and county pride amid regional discussions and upcoming railroad leadership elections.
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Tila Post
Savannah
East Florida
Atlanta
Nuatain
Fens
Georgia
The Evils of Non-Action and Reconstruction Debate
An opinion piece decries timid policy on Alabama and Georgia race politics, urging white voters to resist the reconstruction constitution and defend white supremacy. It argues that Republican advances and federal acts threaten Southern self preservation, calling for organized voting to repudiate reform. It also reviews Baker and Baker's Nile exploration, praising their achievement and noting imperial perspectives.
Fragmented 19th Century Racial Rhetoric and Court News
The article presents disjointed texts on race and labor, quoting harsh opinions that justify forced labor for Black people and condemn Black liberty, alongside reports on a Texas indemnity bonds case and remarks about Grant and Stanton. It covers Supreme Court standing of ex-Confed states, bond disputes, and political commentary from multiple papers.
Georgia electors and voting rights debated at convention
The convention adopts provisions on voter eligibility and oath requirements, outlines registration limits, and prohibits electors with treason or certain crimes. discusses election conduct, governor and assembly commission rules, and a disputed federal suit. The report includes cotton farming notes and wartime army enrollees, highlighting racial participation debates and a remark on Justice Wayne.
Restoration of Alabama as a State under Reconstruction
The bill introduced by Senator Sherman of Ohio contends Alabama is entitled to representation in Congress after conforming to U S constitutional requirements and ratifying a new state constitution. It outlines conditions for readmission, cites Reconstruction acts, and notes opposition and support from various papers and figures. The piece also reports on the New Orleans Crescent’s disfranchisement estimate and local editorials urging subsistence before cotton planting.
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England
Hruwelf
Mack
West Inilies
America
Atries
Domingo
Trestel
Nuono Suvenank
New York Journal of Commerce
Congress
Supreme Court
Tur Correos Favan
Washington
Ga) Gazette
Dickson
Shermaan
Ohio
Committee On
Judiciary
Alabama
United States
Senate
Alfortes
Bacnos
Hell
Kakl
Te Pinth Congress
New York
Vath
Dudichey Co
Conanzastgent
Mr. Trumbull
South
ESD
New Orleans Crescent
Louisiana
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Cuthbert
Sawtell & Jones
H. Jones
Eitan
Legislative Committee
Offebra
Southwestern Railroad
Macon
Tentlemen
Wim
Holt
M. Walley
Join McNab
John B. Jones
T. M. Furlow
Virgil Powers
Alex. R. Layton
Howell Cobb
Mr. Cobb
Wm. A. Black
Thad. Stevens
Reconstruction
Tlon
E. Till
V. M. Miller
Conventiou
Miller
Clarke
Warrenton
Androland
Chicago
Greensboro Herald
Aaron Bradley
Atlan
Alabama Pleeton
Sherman
Btato
Ivy
Albert N’yanza
Samuel White Baker
Mungo Durk
Clapperton
Landers
Central Africa
Cairo
Abyssinia
Khartoun
White Niles
Gondokoro
Africa
Exeter Hall
United Supreme Court
Texas
Thennion’s
Texan
White, Chiles & Co
Kentucky
Rt. T. Mertick
Washington City
Dcu
J. O. Carlisle & Haughes
Denver & Pook
Mowra
Brent & Taylor
Merrick An
Ate
Torneya
Groot
Stanton
Grant Hind Nck
War Department
Agon
Taaington Cor
Halt, Ganette
Guaxt
National Intelligencer
General Grant
Adil
General@rant
Pbrmy
Richmond Dispatch
Pennsylvania
California
Forney
Tosqueat
Lnte
The
New York Times
Repub. Tican
Jelfarson Davis
Ned Dollare
Wea
Johnson
Southern Railroads
Halle
General Assembly
Vnd
Jeneine
D. G. Cott Ny
Supreme Court of the United States
Eap
Wayne
Tulladen
Ala
Randolph
Fred
Lowell
Trantes
Fortes
Hokeelier
Snd
James HL Hancock
Uxbett
Jariee Kinridges
Hin
Randulphy
Notich
Booth-Wratern Railroad
Tex
Abia
Nah
Maersiers
Superior Court
Randolph County
Petra Aryteria
Wis Cot
Ingain
Joan Tr. Clarke
Col. Wire -Parker
Barrell Stephens
Nson, Foreman
Asuere Deane
Cuas
Stayer
Joux Srvoterant
Joux W. Sumer
Saws KE. Toure
T. Pernman
Jons G. Warsox
Tarvin Jose
Trowad H. Jones
W. Heiss
J.T. Convarssa
Wort
T Hese
PARK _ PARKERSON
Schley & Rfps
AL. Jordan
T. B. Myers
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