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Anderson Intelligencer in Anderson, South Carolina

18 Dec 1901

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Anderson Intelligencer

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Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1901

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2

Milledgeville War Diary Recounts Sherman Entry 1864

An 1864 reminiscence details Sherman entering Milledgeville Georgia with Hood's hospital staff. The piece covers hospital evacuations, requisitions for medicine and supplies, guard details, and encounters with General Howard and Captain Duncan. It notes Wheeler’s cavalry actions nearby and recalls Governor Brown's last acts and local reactions.

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Confederate Whiskey Hidden Till Sherman Return

A fragment recounts finding $150 a gallon Confederate money whiskey once buried by Frank Huson, Milledgeville hotel owner, ten feet deep in his cellar. A loyal worker unearthed it to appease Sherman and presented it to the general, who later returned it to Huson’s acquaintance Dueen, who gratefully recalls the act.

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Forrest and a Bully at the 1868 Democratic Convention

Tennessee delegates to the 1868 Democratic National Convention in Louisville included General Forrest from Memphis and General Basil Duke. A feared local man threatened to abduct Forrest from a train amid a large mob. The train crew urged Forrest to avoid the confrontation. Duke pledged support, and Forrest chose to stay aboard.

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General Forrest Defuses Rebel Threat on Train

On a moving train a bully crashed a door and charged General Forrest. Forrest seized the man by the throat and hurled him from the car. The crowd cheered as the train departed, Forrest laughing at the ludicrous scene and the crowd waving hats in approval.

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Digestive Health Claims in Medical Discovery Ad

An advertisement touts a medical discovery by Dr. Pierce Shiver claiming to cure digestive and nutritional diseases in cats and humans. It promotes the “Pellets” and a Common Sense Medical Paper with free 21 cent star items, noting testimonials from the 30-year doctor and urging readers to obtain the paper.

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