Local homicide reported near city with inquest and suspect
Col Harks was killed by a musket shot and found near his home nine miles from town. An inquest jury ruled accidental death but tracks leading away stirred belief of foul play. Mr Ward was arrested under suspicion pending further justice proceedings.
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Screven House shines among Savannah hotels on Monument Square
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Radical turmoil tailors Georgia politics and rail deals
A Georgian political shakeup follows Governor Bullock dismissing Superintendent Hulbert from the State Road. New road officers hailed, including Foster Blodgett as superintendent and Henry O Hoyt as supervisor, amid hints of payouts to heirs and a bitter Radical organ renewal. Reports touch on legislative safety against Bullock and surging Republican dissent, with broader echoes in New England factory labor strikes and a controversial Cuban execution tale.
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Congress oversteps Georgia rights in race to power
Georgia faces congressional action that seizes state offices and seats black legislators, aiming to install Bullock and Blodgett while pushing Fifteenth Amendment ratification. Critics call it imperial despotism masking as Reconstruction, arguing Congress ignores state sovereignty and norms.
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Georgia politics and the Fifteenth Amendment clash
A lengthy editorial discusses Georgia politics, Congress and state legislative actions. It argues Congress has controlled the Georgia Legislature to secure a vote on the Fifteenth Amendment, while warning against schemes that threaten state stability, judicial independence, and public finances. It cites figures like Bullock, Tift, and Meade and notes reactions from papers such as the Atlanta Express and New York Express. It also touches on Senator Morton’s bill and a German astronomer predicting a new moon.
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Great Pictorial Annual 1870 Hostetter Almanac Published Soon
The Great Pictorial Annual Hostetter's United States Almanac for 1870 will be published around January first. It contains medical treatises on health, a national calendar, sanitary notes on Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, practical information for merchants and professionals, recipes, anecdotes, and reading material. Copies available from the Central Manufactory in Pittsburgh and from local dealers. Bitters sold nationwide.
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Colored man protests as gallery seating is assigned
A Civil War era scene describes a Black man resisting segregation in a legislative setting. He voices discontent with being moved to a segregated gallery and recalls a disputed bid for a U S Senate seat, then notes a push to recall the old legislature. The report ends with discussion of a Spanish land grant claim to Jacksonville real estate and potential upheaval for property holders.
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Special Notices Card of Local Physicians
We, the physicians see, thankful for patronage extended to us and will continue to practice in the year 1870 for those who have paid their Medical Bills or will make satisfactory arrangements to do so and for charity cases. Names of parties failing to pay or make arrangements will be furnished to the other members of the profession. G W Cosa, J B Santa, R S Jackson, L McLeste, P R Bot, W B Tacker.
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