Subscriptions and Advertisements in Anderson Paper
The Anderson Intelligencer notes expiration marks on subscriptions and urges renewals by next Monday. It lists Demorest's Monthly and Lady's Book ads, announces Dr N A Pratt's Charleston drug house with Outf it state visit, and hints at a possible lease of the Daily South Carolinian with editorial control changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
N. A Pratt
Daxnelly
South Caroliniat
Avi
Weybeg
F. Olin Dannelly
C. S. Army
Wholsesale Drug House
N.A. Pratt
Hayne Street
D. C
South Carolina
DISTRICT COMMANDER ARRIVES. MASONIC DEDICATION SET
Maj. Gen Sioxus, second military district commander, arrived in Charleston from Baltimore with headquarters moving to Columbia. Officials expect his order on command soon. Barnett Lodge plans a public dedication on Thursday April 25 with generous hospitality anticipated from local brethren and guests for a day of ceremonies and enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioxus
Charleston
Baltimore
Columbia
Bioeles
Barnett Lodge
Thureday
Piercetown
Death of Col D B Taylor in Pendleton
The death of Col Davin B Tarzan, in Pendleton, occurred Friday in the 60th year after a brief illness of apoplexy. A wealthy prewar financier, Tarzan recently served as Assistant Assessor of Internal Revenue and was active in his duties here until a few days before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Pendleton
Davin
Tarzan
Col. Tatton
Internal Revenue
Duty of the People in Reconstruction Politics
A Southern newspaper urges readers to accept Congress imposed black suffrage and military rule. It warns against aiding Radical aims, calls for participation in elections to prevent Africanized rule, and condemns resistance as worsening future hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South
Congress
Radical Party
Belief for This Despective General Trutx Takes Charge
In Charleston the News reports General Trutx, Chief Quartermaster of the Department of the South, placed in charge of a cargo of corn received by steamer Memphis. Details on origin and distribution are not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Trutx
Department of the South
Memphis
Freedmen and Race Relations Stir Southern Reconstruction Debates
An 1865 era-voiced column analyzes freedmen gaining political power in the South, arguing for peaceful racial cooperation and noting meetings in Columbia Charleston and Savannah led by white and Black speakers. It condemns rush to rapid Reconstruction and endorses measured steps under military rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Ware Horton
W. F. DeSaussure
David Pickett
Beverly Nash
North
Beverly
Hunt's Hotel
Hampter
South
Congress
Gen. Hampton
Charleston
H. Judge Moore
Union Republican Party
South Carolina
Savannah
Old Thad On The Rampage Against Confiscation Bill
A historical column criticizes a proposed confiscation bill by the Trappers nicknamed Old Iron Works. It discusses constitutional debates, property rights of conquered enemies, and moral justifications, citing battles, Quotes from speeches, and harsh comparisons to savage enemies to argue against the measure. The piece previews December congressional action and promises future updates on sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad
Old Iron Works
Himer
Congress
Jason
Sravens
Vattel
Wyoming
West
Formation of republican governments sparks union hope
The President speaks at length on forming state constitutions and asserts the Union will heal as enlightened opinion prevails. He predicts oppressive laws will be removed and urges memory of the Federal Constitution as the safeguard for all citizens and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Union
State News Notes From The Columbia Post And Region
Report of relief distribution by U S officers near Columbia. B Rush Campbell travels eastern South Carolina to standardize Masonic lodge work. Weather musings from Yorkville Enquirer. Edgefield notices Smyly death. Edgefield court nets six homicide cases in three days. Capt Gaige arrested for official misconduct in Greenville district. Fairfield district returns day exceeds one thousand cases. Married in March 25 ceremony at Anderson village between Henry J Ackley and Apellia Panker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
United States
B. Rush Campbell
South Carolina
Yorkville Enquirer
Edgefield
John S. Smyly
Superior Court
Greenville Mountaineer
D. R. Gaige
Internal Revenue
Fairfield District
Dedication of Barnett Lodge No 106 A F M
The brethren of Barnett Lodge No 106 A F M invite Masons in good standing to attend the lodge dedication and officers installation on Thursday April 25 at 10 am Grand Master Hon J L Onn of South Carolina is expected to be present and officiate Bro W E Bante and Bro James A Hort have been asked to deliver addresses Public attendance invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnett Lodge
J. L. Onn
South Carolina
W. E. Bante
Greenville
James A. Hort
Hiram Lodge to Convene Regular Communication
HIRAM LODGE No 68 A Fo Mo 4 will hold a regular communication in the Lodge Room on Monday night April 1 1867 at 7 30 o clock Brethren to govern themselves accordingly By order of the W M T B Burriss Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Lodge
Emu
1866 State Tax Notices for Orrville and Town Areas
Tax collection details list assessment venues from Orrville to Anderson Court House with dates in April 1867. Rates include real estate 30 cents per hundred, personal property 1 dollar per hundred, and several 1 to 10 dollar per hundred rates for manufactured goods, sales, and income. Employers must report liable workers and merchants file quarterly sales returns by April 6. Payments accepted in gold or silver, legal tender, bank notes, or juror pay certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrville
White Plains
Long’s
McCann’s
Wilson & Carpenter’s
Tan Yard
Brown’s
Townville
Pendletor
Eaton’s
Craig's
Centreville
Shearer's
Maj. Gilmer’s
McClinton’s
Holland’s
Moffattsville
Tucker's
Storeville
Anderson C. H
U. S
South Carolina
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anderson Intelligencer
Demorest’s Monthly
C. A. Rep. & Confuss
Sjrail
Wallace H. Stratton
Henry J. Ackley
Co. I
8Th
U. S. Infantry
Apellia Panker
Anderson Village
A. Fo
G. E. Moore
T. Co
N. A. Pratt
Pratt & Wieson Bros
Charleston, &. G
Deales IN
Lass
Cater & Walters
Anderson, Co
Ss. Oc
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