East Tennessee Route to New York Promotes Rail Link
The piece extols a proposed Atlantic and Gulf railroad from East Tennessee to New York via Lynchburg and Knoxville, praising the route, officials, and sleeping cars. It highlights local investors and engineers ready to fund grading and construction, promising lower freights, regional growth, and employment. Authorities urge swift action and public support for the project.
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Jones M. Watts
Lynchburg
Poet Broth
A Qi
Knoxville
John
Itr
Hiegar
Sam
Bridge and Cuthbert
Wourthak
Famany Anil
Ur State
Andremble
Iin
Consummns
Atlantia
Gulf Mexico
A Cole
Mirkutes
Georgia
Bynalevls
Ponproducer
Alabama
New Orleans
Columbus
Bainbridge
Sereven
Maj
Maxwell
Aind Weeah
Ee Roniseos
Joe Robinson
Tommy
Arthinpia
Be Kind to the Negro and Restore the Union Faith
A reconstruction era editorial urges kindness to African Americans while warning against radical foes. It argues whites must win freedmen to the loyalist cause through patient efforts, education, and economic partnership, condemning violent or punitive measures and calling for a white man’s constitution. The piece also reflects on political alignments, threats to enfranchisement, and the need to restore the South to the Union.
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Pth
Macon Tale
Sneed
Telegraph
Opi
Washington
Pope
Congress
Brazil’s Doce lands praised as ideal settlement site
The author extols the Doce region for mild climate, fertile plains, river bottoms, and high mountains offering abundant land, game, and tropical fruits. Cites sugarcane potential yields of 4000–5000 pounds per acre, cotton and tobacco prospects, diverse wildlife, and abundant water power. Credits Agriculture Minister Dantas and immigration officials for liberal land and settlement policies inviting colonists to acquire 22 cents per acre with four-year credit.
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Asa Beier
Bat
Ieee
United States
Onronere
United Buttes
Lam
Louisiana
Brasil
Nore
Tropics
Dantas
Thas
Coloniata
Alkout
Gulyan
Do Cunha
Dulce
Italy
Switserland
Immigration boom near Doce river voyage promises new travel
The writer foresees monthly steamship trips between the city and San Matheos while highlighting settlers along the Doce who came from Alabama. He notes land purchases, house building, clearing land, and planting shops as they pursue new livelihoods and friendships from prior connections in the United States.
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San Matheos
Alabama
United States
U. G. Gerren
ULB. A
Grand Jury Presentments of Randolph Superior Court 1867
Grand Jury for the November Term 1867 reports on county book keeping praising clerks while noting Book L damaged. Complaints include Court House decay, jail relocation funding, road maintenance and bridge repairs on several district roads. Recommends better security, seating and meal allowances for petit jurors, and urgent repairs to infrastructure.
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Randolph Superior Court
Grand Juritt
Waht
Ald
Doede
Superior Court
Effien
Cuthbert
Cuthbert To Katauladle the Wood Jewluge
Vetrborough
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