Winter-T. 8 Powell Trustee Advertises Potions
Local department notes a string of notices and advertisements from Powell Trustee and A Wilkin Agent. It highlights preserving solutions, canned goods, and a dramatic Austent-like entertainment in Andrew College chapel, plus talks of gifts, burglaries, and community events. The piece mixes local commerce ads with society notices and a glimpse of political tension as crime and public interest mingle in a bustling town.
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Powell
Powells
S. A. Wilkin
Jhe
A. Wilcox
Grenville Wood
Delegates chosen to attend county convention in Atlanta
Centre Coat SL Setee of appoluting delegates to represent Gownty in the Convention to be held in Atlanta on the 23rd day of the vile month. Horatio Seymour and Francis P. Tich named as leaders. Ten delegates authorized to attend the State Democratic Convention, with alternates, including W. M. Tamiln and John T. Clarke, secretary 1. S. Ciarrate.
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Atlanta
Horatio Seymour
Francis P. Tich
Redeed
Henden
John L. Trowe
Siva Wooten
OU. H. Jones
Kiddoo
Aedane
Cyaltann
Ciarrate
Board Sees Baptist Female College Exam Results
The Board of Visitors reports on the examination of pupils at the Baptist Female College of Southwestern Georgia. They commend the students for independent thinking, strong instruction, and proficient mastery across subjects under President Rev. T. F. H. Stow and Hattie Pratt. The board lists names of faculty and notes July 6, 1408 as the date of their observations in Cuthbert, Georgia.
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Board of Visitors
Tie
Baptist Female College
Bouthawrestern Georgia
Howie
Rev. T. FH. Stow
Hattie Pratt
Sitte
Mercer
Buatt
Cuthbert, Ga
Nomination drama at Democratic Convention 1868 ballot fight
The convention scene unfolds with Pendleton's withdrawal offer and a long ballot sequence. Delegates debate names including Hancock Hendricks and Seymour as Ballots climb, McCooke urges Seymour nomination to unite the party, amid cheers and pauses. The room weighs a pivotal choice shaping the party's presidential path.
Nominating Horatio Seymour at the Democratic Convention
The Democratic convention saw Ohio shift to Horatio Seymour after intense debate as delegates urged unity and pledged support. New York voiced unanimous backing for Seymour while several states moved to change votes. The final tally reached a unanimous 817 votes for Seymour, declared the party standard bearer.
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Pendle
Ban Ape
Vallandighara
Horatio Seymour
Obio
Keertinn
New York
Ohio
Pigard
Seymour
Cnmwign
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Palmor
Kentucky
Haar Oeseach Neetts
North Carolina
Hendricks
Pennsylvania
Mississippi
Mapcock
Horatio
Deluga
Sonty Crieb
Pulte
Woodard
Hiwtie Seymour
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Maine
Kanwae
Arkanean
Dinnei
Minnewota
Minnesota
Georgia
Thiscock
Stuart
Michigan
Seyqwur
South Carolina
Beymnour
Maryland
Stymour
Tilden
Ray
Clark
Bey
Jae
Mr. Prince
Pretive Calls Fortey a Negro by Brevet
Fortey faces controversy after using a racial slur in a brevet citation. The incident highlights ongoing tensions over language and status within the organization. Officials promise review and reinforced guidelines to prevent similar remarks.
Our Next President Horatio Seymour Accepts the Nomination
Horatio Seymour accepts the Democratic nomination in New York on July 10, thanking the committee for support. He speaks of gratitude, aims for peace and prosperity, and praises the convention resolutions while noting unity amid potential differences. Cheers greet his pledge to carry out the convention's aims in public or private life.
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Ashington
Democratic Party
Vallandighar
McLeans
Eure
Ohio
Aod
Pendleton
English
Packer
Pennsylvania
Iancock
Kan Hwky
Hendricks
Hancock
Maseachusetts
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Nomis
Doolittle
Ioke
Piwan
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Missouri
Blair
Carolina
Tennessee
Ving Johnson
McClellutt
Englsh
Johnson
Loolitthe
Hen Ldrickw
Field
Chase
Clellom
Hoffman
Biseed
Fendricky
Nevada
New York
North Carolion
Horatio Seymour
Cabul
Wasabin
Mer
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McCooke
Horatio Beymour
Seymour Rose
Govvernor Raymour
Olivers
Tribute to Dr Jones and others at AMA meeting
The AMA in Washington reviewed papers from Nashville physicians Dr Joseph Jones and others. Jones’s works on pneumonia and allied conditions were praised. proposals for publication in Smithsonian and medical memoirs were discussed. a substantial financial barrier was noted for publishing. A separate report details a Newton Baker County firm losing about $20,000 in a fire on the 11th.
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Joseph Jones
Tennessee
Jhered
Tadinnn
Smithsonian Institution
Paul F. Eye
Nashville
Ive
Palmer
Joseph Junes
United Stagaways
United States Sanitary Commission
Ty Jarun Larrey
T Washington
de. Jones
Tion
Imperial Institute of Medicine
Paris
Wasorry
Bea
Newton
Baker
Convention and Mase Mimertta at Atlante in Midst of NY rally
The article calls for a large gathering at Atlante on the 25th to support the New York Convention and the ratification meeting, urging a massive turnout to show Randolph’s influence and rally support against Bullock. It notes various political and social fragments, including rumors and protests, with broad commentary on national affairs and local incidents.
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Empire State
Unien
Atlante
New York
Bullock
Eloe
Randolph
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