The Ensuing Elections in Pennsylvania
The editor defends free speech while outlining forthcoming party contests in Pennsylvania. It traces historical party shifts and predicts Radical losses in the October election for a State Supreme Court seat, noting past majorities and political tides.
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State Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Vecburen
Lundy's Lane
Buchandn
Mr. Lincoln
Dark Lantern Association
Satina
Tivo
Lincoln
State
Connecticut
Maine
California
Radicals Will Certainly Lose the Vote of This Great Gormenwealth
Georgia's education crisis and call for public schools
The piece argues Georgia failed to fund and support a unified free education system. It contrasts Georgia’s scant spending with New England and New York models, praising New York’s public schools and West Point cadet access. It urges a convention to promote popular education and adopt a robust public instruction plan.
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Georgia
Henee
Conané
New England
Lowat
Europe
Eton College
New York
Mitr
West Point
Tate
An Hout Ts The Gold Book Editorial Visit to Wall Street
Editorial Correspondence from New York September 20 1867 describes a visit to Will Street and the gold exchange. It praises Mr. Thomas Hoyt Georgia as presiding with dignity and integrity, notes the fierce bidding and tumult at the gold board, and commends Hoyt’s character while reflecting on the influence of money in America. The piece closes with a personal sign off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AN Hout
New Yoas
Bawrent
Will Street
Bethinking Ua
Mammon
Bat Wan
Pdal
Tev
Thomas Hoyt
Georgia
Mentary Board
America
Robert Walpole
Enrnent
Wall Street
Biljowy
Hoyt
Wommen
Cotton Warehouse at Hardeman Sparks Hosts Busy Season
The Hardeman and Sparks Cotton Warehouse operates from October as it weighs marks, samples and ships cotton. Manager Mem Hanseman uses decades of experience to identify patrons and their lots without books, while the firm overhauls the facility. The campaign supports planter credit and a forecast of increased patronage. freight tariffs drop on New York routes boosting Georgia Alabama and Florida merchants. The Lee County court schedule shifts: Superior Court delays to November and Calhoun Court to November fourth Monday.
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Tetas
Hardeman & Sparks
Buenos
Asia
Mem
Hanseman & Sparks
Hoover
Meson, Hardeman & Sparks
Trold
Lee
Calhoun Court Han
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Cuthbert
Sawtell & Jones
Wel HH
H. Jones
Korros
Cuthbert D. T
Powerle
Wauhanan
Cotton Hit
N. D. Bell
Georgetown
W. T. Jordan
Fort Calbes
Jon D
Wells
Ward
P. Phelps
Ravannah
Ely Otto
Comummeronpenca Berwren Javor Reuven
Aon
Gaxema
Port
Reese
Superior Court of Comualges Circmit
General Pape
Georgi P
Tope
Congress
Supreme Court
Tribunal
Bite
Gen. Pope
Renee
Pope
Republic of
Iettore
North
New York State
Atlanta
Alabama
Florida
Beegach Advertiser
Albany News
Peter J. Strozier
Strozier
B. A. Wise
I Sanufacturers
Oop
Cherry Berets
Mates
Kasley's. I
Saitoh
Sosa
Potters
Brooks
T. C
Andrew (Female College
Mies Chipstead
Dersard
Abe Soim
Lens
Ney
ILA
United Water ‘Court of Claims
Sud
McDonald
W. L. Baldwin
Agoola
G. W. Gammane
William B. Adam
Garmany & Adams
Hepitam
Bay
Savannan, GA
Lee County
Stephen JH Williams
Williams
Hare
Jemomont
John II
Thomas B. Speight
Patrick McG
Huthall
Patrick Moth
Hadvall
Dulles J
Robert E. Dallese
Snia County
Kip
Robert 8
Bathose
Oltier
Dolbien
Robert B. Dutlose
T.T. Swann
Court of Crime
Quitman County
Neaday
Clark House
Said
Axp Commission Merchant
Thore
Jonathan Collins
Harris & Ross
Macon
Erie
Louisa E. Solomon
Jacow L. Solomon
Hammays
Gonden
Vcortton
Allison & Atkins
Macon, Ga
Virginia
Rio
Java
Bates Candlea
Geourge
Gro ‘Gery
Eepl Dom
Savannah, GA
Ieee
Bois and Fiablie
M. D
W. G Bullock
T. J. Cinirom
Bread
Adjanet
R. J. Neam
M. Dy
Uriah M
Phandiyi Harris
J.G. Taoxas
M. di
W. BR. Waring
Charters
W. H. Buusory
Wil Leeture
W. Duncan
RPM & D
Peres
Nile
Oleg
JO OO
Hoan
W. It. Waring
BOP
Tlos
J. Pues
B.C
Cory
Boilney
Ota
Panta
Abefos
Ledtfet
F. Rand Parker
Osenbergs
Manofsberg
Manulsead
Farere Ohn
Ross & Son
Wolesale
Qherry
Macoe
Sore
RA Dane
NEW Warehouse Firm
Etn
Ieteaen
Reni Woeltals
Mae
War Yatiwan
James Jr. Woolfolk
James B. Anderson
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