garbled railway and political notes from ongoing era
A mixed OCR fragment reports a railway financial summary showing profit figures and notes on depot statuses, alongside parliamentary moves on district suffrage and a tax discussion. It references Atlanta depots, profit of 149306.28, and mentions New Orleans battle anniversary discourse and emigration trends to the South Carolina Georgia area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oWerima
T. T
Parker
Darren
Miller
Hi Ruppo
Werd
Mido & W
Barks
Gemmeres
Augusta
New York ‘Times
Bath
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Volton
Eallvetion
Forty Congressmen tour the South amid cordial hospitality
A party of forty Congressmen including Thameuy Morton and others left Washington for a holiday tour visiting Nashville Knoxville Chattanooga and Memphis. They were greeted with hospitality in Canton and New Orleans as they travel via the Adams and Upelusan Railroad. The trip aims to increase information and goodwill between regions and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thameuy
Morton
Washington
South
Nashville
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Memphis
Canton
Mis
New Orleans
Adackaon
Upelusan
Geo. Beau
Ty Wegen
President Johnson vetoes DC suffrage bill amid constitutional warnings
President Johnson returns to Congress a bill extending the District of Columbia suffrage to people of color, arguing it risks upsetting the balance of powers and noting the December elections showed strong local opposition. He cites Madison Adams and Jefferson on executive restraint and warns against rapid, untried changes to national civil rights policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasniveron
Jay
Senate
W’rovioa Velo
T. Niblock
New Orleans
Congress
Acr
Ashley
District of Columbia
Committee On
Senate of the
United States
House of Representatives
House
Columbbia
Washington
Georgetown
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Con Rena
McMacheun
Legislative Department
Thar Republic
Madison
Adalie
Jefferson
Tle
Lonth Hotre
U.S
Iswan
Axport Jonssox
Fragmented political sniping and obituaries in a Southern paper
A Washington correspondent denounces newspaper lies about the Supreme Court decision on war powers and civil trials. The piece attacks Bennet and Forney for falsehoods and notes large Freedmen’s Bureau appropriations. It also reports on Alabama court appeals, a suicide in Mississippi, and obituaries for Dr. Cloud and Captain Lumsden with local remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatherby
South Carolina
Supreme Court
Congress
Royal States
Milligan
Bennet
Forney Lath
Bar
Chase
Davis
New York
United States Supreme Court
Jordan
Federal District Court
Montgomery
Ala
Busteed
Alabama
District Court
The South's Reconstruction Voice and Advertisers
A string of excerpts and reflections on southern recovery and economic life. It discusses the role of youth, capital, and industrious effort in restoring the South, with notes on advertising, republican ideas, and regional political shifts. It also cites editorials on Texas governance and a valedictory from the Quitman Banner.
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Cuthbert
Poulished
Artisead
Sawtell
Lditons
Hamilton
D. D
Merbert Fielder
Smith
A.M
W . Jordan
Ward's
Bruthn—F. 2
Phelpa
Marion County
Jtranding
Portciona
Universal Clearing Agcee
London
Phiv
Nakes
Dutch Gap
Butey
Augusta Chronicle & Sentinel
Yhom Warttator
Baltimore Gazette
Freedmen’s Bureau
Jurkaya
Fill
Repid
Goon Fanwina
Dr. Cloud
American Coton Planter
Macon County
Atabama
Dunlap
Geonota
Charleston
C. L. Lumsden
Lumwaden
Hhis Mille
Puncagoula
University of Tuscolonay
Manus
Busines
Americas
M. Y
Comaneres
House of the
Texa
Distonia
Babine
Lincoln
Quersiax Bayern
Carey W. Styles
Wannts
The
Nashville Union
Isham G. Harris
Mexico
Liverpool
Pamenger Deyet
Macon
BF. Dense&son
Granite Hall
Fantt Ton
Verhet Ae Atte Eis
Joni
Hanedolph
Jein
Taleo Dave Om
Massenburg
SON & Harris
Petting Gate
Maga
Jand Et
Massesburg, Fon
Ty W
Bevevale Eco
Ruil Parebarers
Lee Toms
Asile Mayers
Fis
Kentucky Mules
Mestas Ua
Ila
Tilance Boos
Owea
Ile
Southwestern
Uont
See
Albany
Smithville
Danby
Seattle
Baer
Etiam Dowbert
Laie
Randolph Saerire
Iene
Randelph
Ren & Timer
Dass Davia
Paula Worney
Albainy
Asi
Trom Court
Jane KB. Mewdry
William Hendy
Cathhers
W. G. Conley
Bure
Pebra Ory
Rot
Richard & Dent
Thowwaa
Jeba
Thomas A. Kagan
Duncan & Johnson
Savanna’, Ga
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