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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

Jan 07, 1869

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Blue Ridge Railroad Stockholders Meet in Charleston 1863

The Blue Ridge Railroad stockholders met in Charleston on December 18 1863 with Gov. Scott presiding and W H D Guillard as secretary. Reports of the President and Superintendent were referred to a five member committee for consideration and the meeting adjourned. The second day saw adoption of resolutions to aid the project, memorialize Congress, and appoint committees, including to seek state and city support, while noting the death of Judge Edward Frost and honoring his contributions to the company.

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Ministers Teachers and Editors as Pillars of National Welfare

A social critique argues ministers teachers and editors are underpaid and neglected. It laments public indifference to education and journalism as pillars of national power, urging citizens to support pulits schools and newspapers to prevent societal decline.

Amnesty Proclamation Issued By President Johnson

The Executive Department announces a general amnesty and pardon for those who participated in the late rebellion, restoring all rights and privileges under the Constitution. The proclamation, dated December 1, 1868, follows prior pardons and aims to secure peace and national unity across the United States. It states unconditional pardon for those involved in insurrection and restores civil rights and government trust. Also notes a stray line about a person named Jenkins, mentioning meals and a shift to philosophy.

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