24 Apr 1879
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1879
Page
1
The notice outlines advertising charges for events and personal notices including marriages deaths and religious events. It notes that speakers and individuals may incur rates and that monthly charges apply. Funeral services and memorial notices are described in the context of advertising.
A lengthy court session centers on the validity of a jury selection rule and the use of an oath for jurors in a United States Circuit Court case. Judge Bond overrules a motion to quash, upholds ministerial jury rules, and addresses voir dire limits, while Judge Bryan expresses a contrary view on disqualifications based on past rebellion. The proceedings cover grand and petit juror questions, the authority of revised statutes, and the impact on election law cases and public confidence in the ballot.
A 19th century discussion recounts Lincoln's views on gradual emancipation and compensation for slaveowners, noting Congress approval and political battles in border states. It contrasts Confederate secession with Union proposals and outlines the limits of compensation amid war and state allegiance. It also mentions anti-slavery measures in the District of Columbia and a broader critique of emancipation timelines.
The December reprac t of the Department of Agriculture at Washington estimates 1878 corn yields up about 99 million bushels from 1877 and declares the nut crop largest ever. Rye shows increased area though quality varies by region. total production near 124 million bushels. Hay up 20 percent. potato and tobacco crops noted with regional variations.
A satirical collage uses a speaker addressing older men, urging restraint on giving boyish advice while sharing anecdotes about rheumatism, punch, and grandparents. The piece riffs on aging, memory, and the clash between generations, punctuated by quips and brief jokes from various columns and bits.
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