South Carolina Senate Debates Militia and State Finances
The 1871 South Carolina Senate session reviews militia deployment, governor’s message on outrages, and bills on land sales, railroad charters, and judicial reforms. Debates focus on federal troops request, county tax measures, and integrity in state finances amid unrest.
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Senate
Whittemore
Columbia
Committee On Finance
Committee On the Judiciary
South Carolina Phosphate River Mining Company
General Assembly
Washington
Jay
Ti Se
Corr
Price Bank of
Derant Mest
Corranza
Genzimes
Crimea
Cag Ur
Putin
T. A.P. Vernon
Spd
United States
Legisisiore
Robert K. Scott
A Hoare
Arnim
Congress
Johnson
Wimbush
Chester
Anderson
Spartanburg
Maxwell
Ser. Whittemore
House
Greenville
Pickens
Oconee
Alec
South Carolina Central Railroad
Committee On Railroads
Tugelo
Buainowaf
Mein
J. J. Orr
J.D. Geddings
J.J. Wright
How. OW
Mostgomers
George Lee
Edgefield
Warren Dwilkey
Whipper
Wm. E. Earle
Singleton
Montgom- Moses
Sumter
Moore
Howe
Smith
Charleston
FC. Winsmith
Sparanburg
Wilkes Arove
Femariu
Smart
Firfeld
SL. Howe
Leslis
Simeon Puir
Newberry
Mones
Earle
Winswith
Fair
Col
Montgomery Moxes
Wax Cohreeks
Crien
Joint Assembly
House OF Representatives
W. B. Myer
Dora B. Baxter
Bo Myers
Ami’hrese McFedden
TenachKinight
Williamsburg County
Mechanics' Union No. 1
Champion Hook and Ladder Company of
Saving
Avepemtion
South Carolina
Rock Hill Hook and Ladder Company
Fond Nulla Bone
Sree
Wrahington
Enterprise Railroad Company
Blue Ridge Railroad
Arma
Clarendon County
G. A. Bigger
ILPM
Courtship Advice From an Odd Mentor in 19th Century Style
A curious advice column mocks courtship rituals urging young men to court slowly, gauge a mother’s approval, limit photograph swaps, and even attend church to keep dating etiquette lively. It recounts a sensational north Ohio incident and a Troy tale of a would‑be suitor who bungles a proposal.
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Manchester
England
Gothon States
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
Arkansas
Texas
Jack
Freanchor
Liverpool
Joseph
Clurel
Bars Toland
Ohio
Indies
Troy
Natley
Dhe Linn
Temperance tale of Willford and a lost life
In Detroit at No 43 Fort street a narrator recalls Willford Mitchell a leading local lawyer and his wife after a wedding. The tale follows his fall into drink and his recovery aided by a devoted friend. Five years later a tragedy and redemption frame a temperance testament with family, faith, and renewed public virtue.
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Lewis
Charlotte
Lee
Aiken
Virginia
Randolph
Jefferson
G. W. Randolph
Captain Randolph
Rappahannock
Tredicksburg
Burnside
Bradley
Johnson
Manasess
Redtrock
J—iylbn
Eider
Thor
Yankes
Antares
Boxlun
Lemont Street
Rey
Fort Whreet
Detroit
Willford Mitchell
Ane
Pana
Willford
Detrak
Wilford
Wilford Raying
Drinkard
Wevere
Tait
Tie
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Legislature OF
Tia
Penanes
Orr
Jnvey
Scott
Union
Judiciary Committee
Mabley
Seventh Circuit
Tugaloo and Chattanonga
Chantry Gentleman
Elo
Sme Wen
Hans
Archie Gribble
Greenville and Columbia Railroad
Agin
Wm. Hornsby
Tria
Solomon
Mn Aliti
Stie
Outrane
Columbia Phaniz
Ife
Abe
Dora
Geome
Martia
Pneason
Jost Brenivas
Chimeliy
Tam
Evetsuren Mr
Exgyeeyr
George D. Prentice
Dirk Valley
Charles Eamh
Clemantha
John R. Earls
Yorkville
Turteille
Charles Delamere