Local Antelligencer appeals for wider circulation
The An derreen district paper appeals to residents to read their home publication more and to support subscriptions. It notes rival Northern papers and discusses efforts to expand readership, with mention of subscription offers and club discounts. The piece also covers recent crime reports, political tensions, and notices about periodicals and newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiau
Intelligencer
Andereen
Mszor Bors
Iso
Tre New Ecuvcrse
Ihis Magazing
Loni
Niu | Eclectic
Hus
Magaarines
Gen. Hruy
Tyaxnuce & Munpoon
Lexingte Street
Baltimore
Gover
Mayree
L. A. Go
Broadway
New York
Heauru
Anda
Parrixall, Bates & Co
Winchesros
Wilmington
N. C
I. Bensaxp
Tenure of Office Bill Stirring Senate Controversy
The text outlines a fierce debate over the Tenure of Office Bill with the Senate resisting presidential policy and pressing for unconditional repeal. It recounts a Senate vote of 87 to 16 and details provisions to suspend civil officers during Senate recess and to appoint successors with Senate consent, while preserving salary if suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
United States
Senate
Hegn
Radical Party
Gou- Guaxrin
Itin
Paris
Ann
Bert
Poraon Auliquet
Auc
Alinll
Seimte
Per
Round Table magazine to debut in Charleston
The Charleston News reports a monthly magazine set to issue in Charleston under a Round Table group of prominent professionals. Rev. W W Hicks D D and Personne are to direct, aiming to fill a literary gap with essays, instruction, and essays by notable Southern writers.
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Charleston
W. W. Hicks
D. D
DeFontaine
Round Table Department
Hicks
Lia Juaring
Person Shinring
Sisrure
DuFostavg
Southerm Weiter
Thyae
Williamston Lodge
Williamston
S.C
W.M. J.B. Wilson
Trip to the South amid Cotton Trade and Frontier Life
In 1868 notes from Tullahatchie County describe travel from Oakland to Charleston via Granada and Memphis. The writer visits families including the Houstons, remarks on cotton prices and scams, and observes upland forests, canebrakes, and early church establishments. He records bear, panthers, and a wild cat in daily life, praises local resilience, and contemplates future settlement and healthful farming potential near the Mississippi border.
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Carroll and Cheataw
Specia
Charleston
Tullahatchie
D. W. Humphreys
Forsur
Granada
Memphis
Oakhrnd
Houston
Giberl
Goelmek
Carolina
Oakland
Noble
iSome
James Hopston
Lofien
Fe Tranten
Lie Desutifal Uplands
Lef
Virginia
East Tennesee
Babelande
Gen
Taylor
Federt
Eder
Mississippi
Editorial notes and scattered 1868 items from Charleston and Washington
A compilation of brief notes from 1868 includes a Supreme Court session date in Columbia, mortality statistics for Charleston, theater plans, deaths of Col. Allen McFarland and others, federal appointments, and various political updates. Also covers New Orleans and Virginia topics, election notices, and Washington news on bills and appointments.
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Supreme Court
Columbia
Charlestorr
Charleston
Allen McFarland
Chesterfield
Stoneman
Wells
Virginia
Amex
Mississippi
Reynolds
Texas
Baves Manna
Treasury
Jooh Dillings
Alexander Hamilton
the Treasury
N Hamilton Fieh
Charlotgaville
Athans
Wetehnen
John C. Turner
Toombs
Frencie W. Capers
Chatterton College
Citadel Academy
Boggs
Greenvilla
Naws
Roes
Bishop
New Orleans
United States
Rio Grande
Mexico
Geo. T. Downing
Frederick Douglas
Washington
America
Grand County
Tennessee
Sprague
Rhods Island
United States Senate
Augusta
Georgia
New England
Ife
Syne
New Jersey
Thern
Sidney Waterlow
London
Cox
Interior Department
Charles Hf. McKnight
Alyzindeia
McKnight
New Orleans Picayune
Jefferson Davia
Chester
Congress
Edgefield Advertier
Ne. Bary
A. E. Durisce
D. B. Durisoe
Durisoe
Washington News
Wasmixatox
Senate
Trumbull
Urines
Mott
Duyie
Sawyer
Juiliciary Committee
Wnder
Plymouth
North
Soya Spach Uarolino Diateiot
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Aanzson
Kiaugy
Corton Tax
T. C. Hinpitax
Arkannas
Helena Last Tal
Brostax Wen Willing
Rome
Yida
Memphis Avalanche
Raveder
Negro Oullay
Aivesblaster & Gesperata
Helena
Trielal
Jose
Wehus
Cen
Hixowax
Helent
Charles Porter
Hixoscan
Porter
Falal
Wisbol
Hei
Puutady
Providence
Edgelalch
University of South Carolina
University Bill
Wen
Tras
Cardona
Borzenga
South Carolin
T. K Sasportas
General Assembly
Iit
Coemyadury New
Colfax
Anthony
John M. Morris
James G. Blaine
House
McPherson
Clark
Boston
Synobhuri
Rapublitan
Rhus
Tambatanes
Andereon Intelligencer
Hatno County
Istuys
Wecton
Agen
Massachusetts
Chicago Times
Ruwliog-yan
Galens
Thong
Grant
Pendleton Lodge
W. H.D. Gatllaed
Living Arch
Be. A
Hiram Lodge
Hiram
Lodge
Lesign
Axel
Belton Lola
Belton Lodge
Belton
D'Elock
W. C, Alexander
Burning Bush
Benefit Life Insurance Company, of
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Gregg, Palmer & CO
South Carolina
WH. Ler
Hopelal Arve
Anderson C. C
J. A. Evens
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
W. Hi
Todd
Wilson
Pelea
Washington Press
Rotlee Woaldn, de
Bargtina Gan
Hoyt 4 Co
Anderavoy
Apa
Anderson
Frank Sloan
H. D. Gaillard
Bolly T
Dillto
Real Batate
Murrah Sloan
Hemits
Whitner
Ohin W. Daniels
C.e. Glerk
Anderson County
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Dupdeite
Cam
Mothe
Grx
Wade
Palmer
Thomas BE. Gregg
J. GB. Smith
Lake Pleasure Io
Cnd
J. B. Smith
Coliaoer
Hoop Shiels
M. Lesser
Granite How
Brokers & Dealers
Southern Real Estate
Hartford
Conn
Reese & Me
ALLY
Agenia
Anderson C
Damon L. Catlett
D.G. Bunningha
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