Lumpkin Railroad Meeting and College News
A Lumpkin meeting backs a railroad spur to Cuthbert with subscriptions near 5080 dollars and a plan to grade sections. Col Kimball and Dr Hamilton praised. Andrew Female College in Cuthbert announces President Hamilton’s resignation and Methodist loyalties favored. church support urged for future leadership.
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Lumpkin
Manif
Fiona
Criss
Hartén
Stewart Comity
Raastrom
Cuthbert
Mineeri
Dr. Hamilton
Col. Tutmiin
Gol. Timlin
Barnum
Avas
Aabagribedis
Lave
Colim
Hamilton
Gol
Kimball
Géols
Tumlin and Brown
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Watts
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Andrew Female College
A. B. Hamilton
Pristess
Georgia
Aca
Méthodist Episcopal Church
South
Quthbert
Eys
Asia
A. L. Hamilton
Beria
CALLE
Bert
Inter
Hofman
Cincinnati
Terre
Fraute
Endiaria
Perre Haute
R. A. Brown
Unclear Georgia Alabama River encounter and rally episode
A disrupted report describes a Monday morning scene with May Star Ling from Alabama crossing a river on Saturday, a disturbance involving Georgia, whiskey, and accusations of attempts to mobilize crowds. The account mentions bail, imprisonment, county politics, and Confederate veterans’ support efforts, with local figures and travel through Walton and Campbell counties.
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Starling
Alabama
Georgia
Bertoo
Alabaansaial
Fragmented Civil War Memoir Fragments From Florida I
Text preserves memories of travel by river and rail through Holmes County to Pensacola and New Orleans. It recounts wartime Civil War loyalties, secession sentiment, and the 1866 Florida Memorial Association organizing aid for Confederate dead and orphans.
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Heale
Caert
Thiof
Greeley
Holt
Andergus
Kloftimia
Gatesman
Walter County
Watton
Bridaght
Washington
Rhett
Holmes’ Ck
Westermin
Ae Creek
New Orns
Pensacola
Schoolers
Cwite
Gilmeregupty
Bela
Walliam
Cox
Tier
Peng ii Steen
Annenoyaae
Hs Bed
Byreeus
Inlow
County of Timer
Leerie
Mechanica
Basten
Ohio
Oahu
Paten
AeLib
Fiash
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J. P. Sawtell
Elam Christian Emtors
ASD Proprietous
Suthbert
Sam Bary
A. H. Stephens Deee
Atlanta
Heatley
Wetamean Gunkocklin aoKork
Reorretpeiae
Riow
Li J. Duras
Westerun
Boubur
Bf Griffin
Salenab
Tawetsy
York
New
Aliebederraf
W. A. Haff
Grocer
Anan
Joe
Savanval
Atlantas
Mitoassas
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Siun
Andy
Milion Dollaranc
Staipbuck
J Yas
Max
Adle Sina
Bhy Wah Om
Jussia
Badhab
Omaha
Merald
Fiptos
Myo Hendricks
Democratic
Darley
Son
Hongand
Mer
Ayer
Court Journal
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Greidis
A.bagpy
Messisiie
Aif
Association
Augusta
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Governor Hoffman
New York
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Mk Toadai
o'Trip
Florida
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Jackson
Walton
Campbelton
J.C. McLean
Marianas
Lesiskitare
Leavin
Vernon
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Pitleichecke
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Andrew
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Pacific
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Jotton-Press
Findlay &Grttey
Korman
Atoyi
GESON
CRONE
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San Francisco
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Tn Aiadars
Drole
Bon Geen Georgea
Brent Wom
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Truste Carbolic
Powell
Sayer
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Boolewllér
Aid Steduner
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Jeni
Hale School
Bobote
M. Jones
Lee
Murray
Fite Mercanteett
W. C. Gunn
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Findlay Iron
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