Johnsons valedictory and agricultural notes in 1969 issue
President Johnsons valedictory address is praised as a terse vigorous rebuke of the party in power and urged to be read widely. The March Southern Cultivator is reviewed, noting cotton improvement guidance and phosphate production tips. Publications from Allens Georgia list pricing and subscription details, urging farmers to subscribe to agricultural literature.
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Johnson
Jouxson
United States
Aman
Dicxsom
Allens
Geo
W. L
GameBooth
Arciele
Addrens
H. Berxxard
Wilmington
N.C
Cabinet reshuffle sparks radical triumph fears in press
A report on a reshuffled cabinet led by Gen Gnaxr notes Wasii ivan’s resignation and Strwatt’s withdrawal. Hauratos Frau, S. Bormxit, and Gen. Raymas named for state, treasury, and war posts, seen as radical victory and a poor start for the new administration.
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Gnaxr
Wasiiivan
State Department
Stewant Twrell
Congress
Gagasy
Strwatt
Hauratos Frau
New York
State Agricultural Contention Calls for State Convention
A letter from a former editor urges a state agricultural convention aligned with Greenville Railroad stockholders meeting as a catalyst. The piece notes revived farm societies in counties and argues for immediate organized action to form stronger agricultural unions and advance common goals.
Federal offices in South Carolina spark uproar and protests
Rumors in Columbia say Reeves and others recommended candidates for key posts in Welstate. Borrie to remain U S Marshal in Charleston, G Tror as Postmaster, J D Grovisas as Assistant Treasurer, H C Knowsier as Internal Revenue Assessor. Mayor Groner W. Grae to be Internal Revenue Collector, S. A. Vorgin to be Port Collector. Protests denounce Thorr as Reconstruction foe and other nominees as anti state authority. Sources claim violators plan posters and demonstrations Friday night.
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South Carolina
Columbia
Washington
Congress
Perseus
Medern
Welstate
Borrie
United States Marshall
G. Trorr
Charleston
J.D. Grovisas Oo
United States Treaseurer
H. C. Knnwsier
Sr Colection
Gronor W. Grae
Internal Revenue
S. 4. Vorgin
A. G. Mackey
Tnorr
Crank
Geowmcs
Hempe Aps
Leszig Wir
United States
Maral
An Interesting Letter From the Charleston Journal
A long reader letter from Rev. Rhumann Furnax discusses postwar migration, faith, and perseverance in the South. It notes families moving from Anderson County to Indiana, reflects on regional changes, urges patience under Providence, and urges demoralized readers to engage in church duties and civic duties. It also covers the Charleston Bible Society meeting and remarks on Dr. Honea and Dr. Wrens.
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Rhcuann FunmAx
Charleston
Ilivine
Anderson County
Indiana
Nnil
Otics
South Carolina
Honduras
Brazil
Secord
Amleraono
Blue Ridge
Pondpuch
Ste
Penn
Honea
Furnan
Charlenon Bible Society
Wrens
Agricultural Convention in State Proposed by Pelham
The Anderson Intelligencer letter praises Mr Pelham for initiating a state agricultural convention proposal. It urges county agricultural societies and local clubs to form delegations, dismissing broad political clubs. The writer, a member of the state's agricultural society, seeks to revive the Provident Cathedral’s faded efforts while stressing drought of leadership and a need to organize farmers and planters for spring revival.
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Anscreon Intelligencer
Eptront
Abe Tale
Pelham
Qongestion
Vendlaton Farmer's Society
Stig Hine
Loboek Bfy
Seaburn
A THIF TO THE SOUTH AND THE MISSISSIPPI CONNECTION
An account from Anderson Intelligencer describing communities around New Waideo, the Depot, and nearby villages amid postwar disruption. It notes shifting trade, sickness, and flood-related agricultural impact, with references to Presbytery travels, river ferries, and settlements such as Poplar Grove and Jacksonville East Florida, including family mentions and isolation.
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Liseo
D. W. Humphreya
Jackson
Big Blagk
Chirat
Burk
Tuch Bank
South Carolium
Poplar Grook Neigh Harbour
Segrat
Helter
Incksonville
East Florida
Atrieen Slaw
Naomi
Washington Hews and Gossip from March sessions
The report covers Senate and House actions from March including committee announcements, a failed session, and bills on tenure of office, internal revenue, and loyal claims. Nominations confirmed for Treasury and State posts, with debate on Civil War era measures and South politics.
Legislative Proceedings in the South Carolina Senate and House
Bills read and referred on railroad charters including Florence and Lancaster and Augusta and Manchester. Port Royal Road aid rejected. Joint assembly elected University trustees F J Muse Iry T J Boberingam HA Boseman J Ke Julson F L Cardoza J L Nengis Reuben Timlinson. Several acts approved, including charter renewals and ferry rules. March 11 House debated governor charges. special joint committee planned.
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University of South Carolina
F. J. Muses
Iry T. J. Boberigam
HA. Boseman
Oplorest
J Ke. Julson
F. L Cardoza
Oolwend
J. L. Nengis
Reuben Timlinson
Mase
Senate
Billa
Spartanburg
Charleston Mining
Oia
Charleston Bible Society
Carmel Church
Pickens County
Ferries and Bridley
Georgetown
Charleston
Hillam Tea
Crews
State Legislature Proceedings and Bills Summary
The Senate adopted a resolution and sent it to the Senate. A bill aiding the Spartanburg and Kion Railroad passed 70 to 16. A joint resolution urging the governor to purchase two thousand arms was enrolled. The Fifteenth Amendment ratification joint resolution passed 18 to 9. In the House DeLarge introduced an appropriation bill amid applause. A bill defining Justice of the Peace jurisdiction read second time and ordered engrossed. The militia organization bill passed and enrolled for ratification. A Grand Jury presentment from Anderson was laid before the Senate and ordered spread on the journal. The assembly elected Wid, Whixper, C. W. Montgomery, and D. J. Gorbia as codifiers. Railroads again dominated, with Chatham Road debate and an amended appropriation bill linked to October. The Charleston News criticized Gov. Scorr’s election testimony calling him a great calumniator.
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Senate
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Leslie
General Assembly
Wid
Whixper
C. W. Montgomery
D. J
Gorbia
Committee of
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Chatham Road
Tomlinson
T Raian
Marriages Recorded in County Listings
Fragmentary notice of weddings in this county with names McGee Siterm Wichtan and Siterm plus Drake and Le Duaxe. Details include ceremony dates around early February and February 25 1869, with officiants and residences mentioned in Mississippi and North Carolina.
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Mc Wichtan McGee
Miss Sabtee Siterm
Tomas Srai
Stokex County
N.C
Sica Ama le. Duaxe
James Drake
Charleston
Mississippi
Dario W. Hewraneys
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