Amendment to South Carolina act defining county commissioner duties
An official record notes amendments to a 1863 act on juries, fees, and compensation for county commissioners. It details limits on yearly compensation, special terms for Charleston, itemized accounts audited by the County Treasurer, and new fee schedules including juror, witness, coroner, jail keeper, and clerk costs, plus travel allowances and verification requirements.
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Senate
Eid House of Representatives
South Carolina
General Assembly
Board of County
Board of County Commissioners
Ulao
Anges
South Carolina Acts on Taxes and State Expenditures 1869
A scanned 1869 South Carolina legislative excerpt outlines county tax authority three mills, state appropriations across executive, educational, and civil expenses, and specific allocations for officers, penitentiaries, and public works. It details tax collection, funding for universities, prisons, and various departments, with ratified dates in March 1860 and 1869.
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South-Weaters
Dina Paper
X General Bank of Muslin
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Sineyproight
Benate and
House of
Binte
Foluen- Hou
Supreme Court
Btrte
South Carolina
Biate
Btate
Thomra W. Glover
Executive Department
Dandentiof Magen
Legislative Library
Tr ' Notiacs
Anylum
South Caroline Penitentiary
Bonth Carolinal
Parmanent
University of South Carolina
Fonds
United States
Iearty
Senate
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Unclear OCR Entry on Arthritic Oak Contrast
Fragmentary text from an OCR page speaks of growth by rest, muscular change, labor, and striving. Names and places are garbled, with no clear event, date, or attributable actions to summarize into a coherent news item.
Grant Message to Congress on Reconstruction Policy
April 7 report of President Grant's message to Congress urging swift restoration of the former Confederate states. He stresses constitutional reforms to secure civil and political rights, asserting federal authority protected Freedmen and national prosperity, while inviting cautious, orderly reintegration.
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Wasuimaron
Congress
Senate
Haus of Representatives
Baye
United States
Ita
Rishwond
Reconstruction Era Debate on Virginia and Mississippi Returns
The article discusses postwar policy measures for Virginia and Mississippi, proposing elections between May and June under military oversight to ratify constitutions and restore Virginia to the Union. It cites congressional consideration, oath requirements, and potential disfranchisement changes, while detailing federal maneuvering on state readmission and territorial governors. It also reports on related Senate actions, speeches, and violence in Cuba, with broad references to constitutional and electoral debates of the era.
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Décombor
Virginia
Union
Clississippi
Asilinaton
D. C
Texsa
Butler
Whitmire
Texas
House
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Sprague
Grant
Territories
Safford
Arizona
John A. Campbell
Wyowing
Charles O. Crowle
New Mexico
John A
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