Stockholders Meeting of Greenville and Columbis Railroad
The ayous meeting of the Stockholders of the Greenville and Columbis Railroad will be held in the city of Columbia on the 29th of April. Business of great importance involving the interests of the stockholders will come before the Company, and its important that all the stock should be represented. Persons holding stock who are not certain to be present if they represent themselves are urged to appoint proxies to act for them. Blank forms will be furnished on application to Daxtec Brows and others, at this place.
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Greenville and Columbis Railroad
City of
Columbia
Blanka
Daxtec Brows
Fawer
le Box
Agiher
Muilirion
Sounty
Thie Union
Hoon
Washington
Warrane
Marah
Congress
South
South Carolina
House
Senate
Uecame
Reconstruction Convention
Repub-ican
Legisla Irs
Hisirista
Siate
Republican Party
Haan
Wantace
Mio
Thy Nesou
Sed Nuldeh
Neso
Stuvaox
Wien
Thay
Lina
Fiawraolo
Mmsihood
Sn Ipiders
Committee On Elections
Wonk Lina
Nexo
Sieson
Putenge Ienile
Rudicul
Corinth
Ohio
Rienzi
James Ward
Carolina
Baldwin
Maj
J. T. Humphreya
Ty Col. Kennedy
David W. Humphreys
Tsaw T
Cowan
J.T. Humpheeya
Cave
Muziphreys
Baltimore
John Randolph
Honnoke
Jiv
Aiore
Anderson G. H
Havo
Mississippi
T- Mamphreys
Park
Gen
Forrest
Jude
Batto
Premihee
Huis Yant
Agnew
Due West
Gorner
Anidley
Jens Lows
Removing Political Disabilities in Rebellion Affected Officeholders
A Senate bill seeks to remove political disabilities for those who did not hold office before the war and later engaged in it. It would allow such individuals to take a modified oath, substituting the 1868 test oath when appointing to federal positions, aligning with the fourteenth amendment’s disability removals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Unitedl Rtates
Com
Saw‘ren
Spasary Committee
Senate
Abarle Peas
United States
Laws on Jury Selection Stir Racial Bias Debate
The article critiques a recent legislative change to jury drawing rules, arguing it undermines purity and intelligence in juror selection. It contends the new measure abolishes distinctions of capacity and risks favoritism, while enforcing racial quotas and weakening the system’s fairness.
Contested Elections and White Representation Claim
A Charleston era article accuses Radical leaders of plotting to deprive white residents of the Third and Fourth Congressional Districts of representation. It details a state canvassing board's certificates for Ree and Simpson, alleged fraud, and calls for exposure of conspiracies by Gov. Scarr and others to install carpetbaggers in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Songrem
BR. K. Scarr
tNinae
Spariy Jm Thik
Nail
Joro
South Carolina
Congress
Secretary of State
Board of State
J. P. Reen
United States
W.D. Sixpsox
Wodor
Eame Zire
Columbia
Heer
Siursos
Mesara
Raccaini
B.F. Watrresone
C. C. Bowen
Iabary
Messrs
Ree
Simpsox
SL. Hoyt
A. S. Wallace
Mem
Srwrson
Loom
Wallace
Conteeiunte
Rexp
Sisresos Mkewine
Mesarw
Ttey
Saesox
Lnt
Ital le Férat
Aie
Washington
Game Board of State
Cagnesers
Lxip Gnd
Lyrill
Phatrew
Lifeson
Tnchey
Prdrusry
A Trip to the South and Wartime Echoes in Anderson
An Anderson Intelligencer reader recounts a postwar southern journey from Corinth to Baldwin and Maj. J. T. Humphreys, observing freedpeople’s labor, restored farms, and drought of war’s toll. The narrative notes families rebuilding, former slaves staying, and local military activity including Forrest and Federal troops, with reflections on cash economics and reconstruction challenges.
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Anderson Intelligencer
Stockholders Meeting
Lin
Athens
Gan
W. B. Joxne
Agricu
Carola Muriner
Wits Journal
Water- Bendaky
Wilmington
N. C
Copien
Ai~ten
Thurlaw Weed
Sprague
Tyedilly
Seward Ha
Beal
James Gilmer
Kail
Emerald Isle
Abbeville
Alumenaly
Pendleton
Roberts Church
Zidera
Roberta’ Church
Cpt. I
Clark
Ingiairnie
Thomas Dickson
Mary M. McElroy
S. Nl. McElroy
Amit
Jeptha Harper
Alley
Jesse N. Emerson
Aires
Samuel J. Emerson
Acm
Erese & McCully
Granite Row
M. J. Enlow Tas
Benson House
Indies
District Court of the United
Joseph J. Acker
Banerutt
Signeil Harely
Williamston
Anderson
Ling
Thomas Crymes
Thomas A. Shepard
David J. Sherard
Phorbe H. Sterard
Jeptha P. Wileon
Ehia J
Dill
John B. Pressley
Martha
Bhitnar
Joan W. Daniels
C.c.e- Clerk
Toale
Charleston
J. P. Tonle
Bio
Horibeck
North Eastern Railroad
C. N.B
NEW Spring Goods
Keele & King
England
Blechley & Co
Keebe & Rog
Robert M. Gordon
Alex
Gordon
Henry L. Bruns
Henry DL. Bruns
Henry M
Jennie Bris
James M. Gardiner
Chldren
William
James
Euphemis
Andrew
Margaret
Robert Gardiner
Walmner
C.v
Clerk's Office
District Court of the United States
Rene Carolina
Joux Cuxntsers
Rockville
Anderson County
Federal Court” House
D. C
C. G. Jager
Third Congressioal District
Tin Court
Daniel Horlbeck
U. S
Msor’s
Avan
Herrick, U
Eene District
Gueexvigne
Corvaria
C. Y. Carrington, Bencice and Auditor
Daniel Brown
Enlo
Anderom Court House
Ison
Lee
Deste R. Smith
J.D. M. Dobbins
Samuel Brown
A. Evins
McDonald
Greenville Road
W. J. Ligon
Elias Earle
T. M. Harvey
Tess
Wileon’s Sree
D. L. Hall
Andersen
Wits
Pondreton
Main Street
Ina
James Hunter
T. J. Tearee
Wai. Murscher & Co
Lani
Rock Creek
J. E. Adger
Mia
Leah Burns
George Seaborn
J. B
Sea Eco
Mile Creek
Robe
Adger
Sam
F. Mileler
J. B., Shoan
Wal, McQuein
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