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Newspaper
Pickens Keowee Courier
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1867
Page
2
A garbled 19th century style political summary notes statements from Raw the mivertisemant Mey Mex BON Tax Callootor and mentions for the Myo in oureohiina. It references ex governor Brown and a letter of EsGoy and discusses Hoblic aMiiva and a decree by Chancel Dor Junsary. It reports the Congress session planned for March with emphasis on the Military Bill veto and upcoming debates in the next week.
Fragmentary OCR narrative reports a controversial election amid Reconstruction era debate. It mentions Mayors, votes, and voter rights, with references to Charleston, military government, and constitutional questions. The piece blends political upheaval, public notices, and scattered local incidents.
A chaotic Washington session on February 28 to March 1 features Secretary McCullough’s revenue debate, Sumner and Bennet exchanges, and liberal opposition. Reports note factional splits in committees, veto battles over tenure bills, and creeping concerns over Mexican intervention, with key votes on appropriations and the navy bill shaping the policy outlook.
Readable fragments show a Judiciary Committee report on charges against Mr Ashlay and a broad investigation by the next Congress. Rumors imply a minority report will challenge earlier proofs, while other items discuss Senate actions, House seating, and public notices amid unsettled political discourse.
A military order from North and South Carolina authorities declares Regulators as dangerous outlaws robbing and murdering. It orders all available troops to arrest and suppress them, with captured leaders to be treated as convicts and prisoners held in military confinement at Charleston.
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