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22 May 1867

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Anderson Intelligencer in Anderson, South Carolina

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Anderson Intelligencer

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Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1867

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Richmond Court Scene as Davis is Bail Begged and Granted

A vivid report describes the Virginia crowd at the Richmond United States Court for Jefferson Davis's appearance as a prisoner. General Burton and officials escort Davis into the courtroom while spectators, soldiers, and journalists fill the room and corridor. The judge grants bail at 100000, citing clemency while noting the case may proceed through the summer. Davis signs the bail bond amid cheers from supporters and a notable display of public interest.

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Fragmentary Civil War Anecdote From South Carolina

During the late stages of the war a North Carolina sergeant visits a town as Confederate retreat continues. Villagers inquire about news, he downplays it noting only a minor detail about Hardie burning a regiment of home guards at Florence. The town remains quiet as he moves on.

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Howe Granns South Carolina M. D North Carolina Ducail Lin Mack Colemnly Hardie Home Guards Florence
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Fragmented Epistolary Exchange Sparks Gutter Remark

A garbled tale unfolds with misheard lines about illness and manners at a social gathering. A mother asks, What did you see in me when your father looked at me, provoking a sudden shift in conversation. A spectator jokes about a man in the gutter and a questionable breath comment.

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Querion Pat
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Old Cartiox and turkeys prompt moralizing scare tale

An odd long fragment tells of an elderly resident who kept a yard of turkeys and tried to spare them when a store emptied cherries into casks. The tale humorously ends with the chickens dead and advice to drinkers to quit. Various odd notices follow including subscription incentives and miscellaneous vignettes.

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Mortine Cane Wehold Mortilie Abbyina
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