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Anderson Intelligencer in Anderson, South Carolina

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Anderson Intelligencer

Location

Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1869

Page

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South Carolina Militia Act Establishes State National Guard

The 1869 South Carolina Militia Act sets up a state militia system to be known as the National Guard of South Carolina. It details enrollment, exemptions, penalties for noncompliance, officer appointments, funding, and organizational structure under Governor and General Assembly oversight. The act outlines classes of conscripts, muster schedules, fines, and enforcement, along with provisions for commanders in chief and adjutant general.

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Beets for sugar near term economic boon across nations

Robert K. Scot urges the United States to grow sugar beets to reduce reliance on imports. He cites a 1867 Farm management work and argues beet cultivation could yield profits, support agriculture, and stabilize prices amid Cuba-related sugar shortages and possible war impacts.

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Jury Law, Race, and State Power In South Carolina

The piece argues the jury system protects liberty but fears a new act in South Carolina that fixes juror composition by race and voting strength. It details a shift to exclude nonpaying voters and to favor colored jurors, warning of justice degraded and public welfare endangerment. It cites Charleston and Berkeley counties and the Gouri of Common Pleas, with a polemical editorial tone.

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A Beautiful Compliment to Woman and Moral Vision

A fragment from a Philadelphia professor discusses the virtue of women and the physician’s honor. It extols women’s tenderness and loyalty, references historical figures, and laments treachery while urging guardianship of the weak. Also mentions a vetoed bill on elder protection and a criminal accusation about theft.

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