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Newspaper
Pickens Keowee Courier
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1867
Page
4
A fragmentary poem recalls children playing beneath an old oak tree in a Western city. The speaker laments the loss of friends and childhood days, noting years passed, trees changed, and everyone has moved on. The poem contemplates meeting again beyond death in a kinder afterlife.
The Union Republican convention met at Janney's City with about half the districts represented. Delegates debated radical labels and loyalty to the Union, weighing ex-governor Perry's inclusion, land taxation, and the party's principles while pledging support only for candidates who endorse Union Republican tenets. The adjournment paused until evening for further alignment.
A tale of a man in Islington dreaming of a hidden closet filled with silver and valuables, promising wealth. He shares the vision, hides his fortune, and later faces misfortune after warning dreams and a deadly string of events tied to the discovery.
Fragmented text references a Tennessee man who sold a nexo plage for Confederate money and became a Radical candidate. It also mentions clearing a St. Louis reservoir and finding thirty three children's bodies, with unclear surrounding phrases about friendship, enemies, and conscience.
An OCR fragment outlines a district directory for multiple locales and names several instructors and rooms. The readable items include names like Danialster and Leondhel and references to rooms, tutorials, and tests, with a cryptic line about 300 units.
The Internal Revenue Assessor division calls all persons with lawfulage who have not filed income or Schedule A taxable article returns for 1866. It warns of those owing taxable items from 1864 and 1865 to file immediately. Taxpayers must comply with Internal Revenue laws.
Notice outlines creditors claims and legal actions involving Edward B Calhoun and Henry D Calhoun. It discusses injunctions, hearings, and prosecutions related to debts, estates, and executors. Names include John D Karle and Wynen Calhoun, with mentions of Calhoun administration and related parties.
Fragmentary OCR shows references to Grosnville Columbia B Company and bonds or deeds and a treasurer named Daups. It mentions deadlines and tendered items to Payne dOUNG and Lidelodness with unclear dates and places, suggesting a public or financial notice without readable specifics.
General Orders announce registration of male citizens twenty one years and older in North and South Carolina. Boards of Registration will be organized in every county or city to supervise the registration and the ensuing election for delegates to a constitutional convention. Voters must take an oath of allegiance, with penalties for perjury, and registration will occur across precincts with lists posted and visits to precincts to update rolls.
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