Various Local Notes From The South Carolina And Georgia Press
Fragmented OCR items report political races in South Carolina with sixteen candidates for legislature and seventeen voters, noting the Lamptia Independent offered for sale and a Georgia coast rice damage estimate up to 500 900 dollars. Mentions include Wesleyan Female College in Macon electing Dr. Jas Harrison to natural sciences, a Griffin girl stopping a burglary, and deaths from yellow fever. Also references Greenback sentiment in Auburn Me, and potential 1860 Georgia presidential favor Thurman.
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Griffin News
South Carolina
Georgia
Jas. ¥. Harrison
Virginia
Wesleyan Female College
Macon
Key
Laupkin
Apneianes
Greenback
Auburn
Angusta Chronicle
Ras, L. Seward
Congress
Uraelion
Political echoes from Georgia and national race thoughts
A survey of political opinion cites Governor Colquitt supporting Grant weakly, while mobile editorials attack J W P Fackler for alleged double dealing. Georgia readers react to campaigns, labor unrest, and war memory as articles note cotton pickers demand, rust and crop prospects amid Savannah and rural Georgia comments.
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Anthorox
Cuthbert
Dean Sin
Sodom
Tete Smit
Frightful scenes and funeral tremors in a fever-ridden city
A historical letter paints terror as yellow fever spreads through a city with closed stores and crowded coffins piling along Broad Street. Clergy, nurses, and Howard Association volunteers provide rare courage amid overwhelmed doctors and exhausted resources. A Georgia political note reports J. E. Bryant urging Republican organization across the state to build the party.
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Italy
Peabody Hotel
Howard Association
Memphis
St. Patrick
Deal Privata
St. Peter
Jet
J. E. Bryant
Atlanta
Republisan State Central Committee
Georgia
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