Subscription rates for Daily and Weekly Constitution in 1878
In 1878 the Daily Constitution offered one year for 19 dollars and six months for 5 dollars while the Weekly Constitution listed one year at 2 dollars and six months at 1 dollar all payments required in advance. Address for the Constitution is Atlanta, Georgia.
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Constitution
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Charleston
The Small Things Lead To Great Ruin
Moral couplets warn that small faults grow into vast harms through steady effort and repeated choices. A weary voice urges awareness of season and conscience, noting how minor thefts and deceit can cascade into larger crimes, like rivers starting from distant springs.
Letter From leston. A Southern journey and notes on crops
A 1878 correspondence from Kappa McGowan detailing a trip to Anderson and Charleston. The writer extols Anderson County agriculture, observes crop prospects for wheat and oats, notes fencing gains, and comments on local reform debates. He describes Governor Hampton’s train visit, Charleston sights including Magnolia Cemetery, the Battery, and Sullivan's Island, and reports on artesian wells and a new 1880s water project. The closing remarks discuss politics, Lt. Governor candidates, and support for Gen. McGowan with Hampton in 1878.
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Anderson County
Saason
Anderson
Ocovee
Air Line
Governor Sampton
Abbeville
Madges
Governor Hampton
Gov. Hampton
Columbia
Charleston
Morphong
Magnolia Cemetery
South
United States
White Point
Fort Sumter
Justie Pinkney
Mount Pleasant
Sullivan's Island
Sullivan Island
Ferra Firma
Myory
Coccola
United States Circuit Court
Bryan
P. J. Murry
Newberry
Stuteaman
Col
D. Wyatt Aiken
KAPPA
McGowan
Simon
McGow
Hampton
Lendore
Sag of Magdeburg Destruction by Tilly in 1631
A detailed narrative recounts the 1631 siege of Magdeburg led by Tilly. It describes the city’s fall after Swedish forces neared, mass slaughter by Imperial troops and Croatians, with thousands killed or displaced, including vast devastation to the city. The account closes noting Tilly’s satisfaction at a decisive victory.
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Tilly
Gustavus Adolphus
Sweden
Magdeburg
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Infanta
Cormany
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Troy
Jerusalem
Doctor Royston vs Bennet suit ends with jury verdict
The case centers on a bill for medical services to Mrs. Bennet’s husband, with Alexander Stephens and Hubert Toombs opposing. Bennet disputes the charges as farmer jurors hear Royston’s proof of visits and diploma, while the doctor contends the debt is valid. the jury ultimately sides with Bennet.
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Royston
Peter Bennet
Alexander I. Stephens
Tennet
Hubert Toombs
United States
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Mr. Stephens
Peter Bovach
Bobby Toombs
Senator Toombs
Sarah Atkinson
Sam Royston
Pater
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Rosaton
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Mr. Mitchell
Toyston
Harry Stephens
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Toombs
Peter Bennett
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