Reminiscences of Chancellor Dunkin by Ex Gov Perry
Ex Gov Perry recalls Benjamin Fantail Dankin a South Carolina chancellor of the old regime. Dunkin, a Harvard man and New Englander by birth, served in the 1812 war, rose rapidly in Carolina law, and became chief justice. The recollection covers his character, court conduct, piety, frugality, and loyalty to South Carolina, with anecdotes from the bar and legislature and notes on his retirement after Reconstruction.
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Perry
Benjamin Fantail Dankin
Dankin
South Carolina
South Caroline
Harvard College
Charleston
DeSaussure
Colonil Memminger
Dunkin
Duskin
Leasure
Agein
Onaalal
Greenville
Dakin
Bauer
Twee
Earle
Okin
Episcopal Church
Lance
Court of Appeals
Pickens Court
South Carolina College
Anch
Peans
Harvard
New
Donkin
Edward Everett
Harvard University
Anderson
Gen. Thompson
Reed
B. F. Dunkin
Gov. Chamberlain
Lexington
Elarm
Samuel Adams
Boston
Virginia
Patrick Henry
General Assembly
Massachusetts
James Otis
Masachusetta
John Rutledge
Sagaelona
Christopher Gadsden
Great Britain
England
Plasters
Gadaden
Lynch
Edward Rutledge
Middleton
Congress
Leame
America
Lee
Tt Grociona
Sarge
Adamses
Hancocks
Gadsdens
Rutledges
Caution on Grange co operative enterprises warned
A Patrons Helper paragraph urges careful selection of grange store and insurance agents, warning that incompetent managers risk disaster and urging directors to demand honesty sound judgment and energy. It cites World on best practices and notes potential shifts to avoid excessive profits and damaged order reputation. It also includes brief anecdotes about prejudice and a joke about doctors and patients.
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Directory
Busiess
Grange Enterprises
New York World
Grange
United States
Bia Viciniy
Paton
Southern Baptist Convention Meets at Citadel Square Church
Thursday May 6 delegates from Maryland to Kentucky will attend in Charleston with four hundred ministers and many visitors. The gathering highlights the denomination’s history and work, its lack of formal authority, and its global missions and education efforts led from Richmond and Marion. Notable speakers include Richard Woller, J L M Curry, John A Broadus, and others, as Charleston News and Courier notes.
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Southern Baptist Convention
Citadel Square Baptist Church
South
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Missouri
Tennessee
Kentucky
Indian Territory
Baptists of
United States
Board of Foreign Missions
Boston
Ieee
Richmond
Board of Home and Indisn
Marion
China
Africa
Europe
Convention of Baptists
Convention
Charlestonn
Richard Woller
J. L. M. Curry
John A. Broadus
J. L. Burrows
E.T. Winkler
T. G. Jones
Williamses
Formans
Cranes
Charleston News and Courier
Reunion of the Hampton Legion at Columbia July 21 1875
A 1875 Charleston meeting of the Hampton Legion Artillery Infantry and Cavalry votes to hold a reunion in Columbia on July 21. Gen James Conner presides and Wade Hipipton to lead the event with a history project, a monument plan, and an association formation. Committees organize circulars and rolls of surviving members with killed wounded and diseases. Prominent former officers may speak including T M Logan and J Conner.
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Hampton Legion
Charleston
Shoota
Wade Hipipton
T. M. Logan
Curenes Cooners Report On Fowl Disease And Treatment
Virginia correspondent outlines a thawing disease in poultry and a practical treatment based on cases. Observations note grasses in the guts and congestion with foul odors. The proposed remedy combines chalk charcoal camphor and assafietida with carbolic acid, given to ten chickens daily or twice weekly to prevent and treat the illness.
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Virginia
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John Rotlege
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Chimberlan
Union
Morton
Newpaper
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Mobile
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Republic
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Edward King
Great South
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Northwest
New Orlean
Tsitany
Santhywest
Republican Party
Milwaukee
Knights of Malta
Maine
Augusta
Paps
Sein
Marning
Uamers
Polyoron
Jon Milton
Webster
Worcester
sAuguste Constitutionaliata
Anegro
Mia
Julia Ward Howe
Hampton Legion—Artillery
Infantry
James Conner
Frayx E. Taylor
T. G. Barker
Field and Stet
FL. Parker
M.D. Field and Staff
James McElroy
Fatenyg
T. Whilden
A. Infantis
Inglesby
C. P
Bachman’s
EL Halsey
Hart's
Louis Sherfesee
Jno
Fairly
Beaufort
W. R. Bull
Beaufort District Pyones
C. FP. Gregory
Company H. Infantry
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