The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-04-11

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Thomas Nc Gully, a prominentmerchant
of Chester, died on Friday last.
George Little has been appointed mar
shall Of North Carolina, by Lincoln.
ouilp wants to know whether the I'M.
tials. G. S. A. mean "Can't stand ABE
Stephen D. Pool, appointed Collector Of
the Port Of Newbern, N. u, by Mr. LIN
coin, declines to accept.
The Bank of Chester paid s1.25 per
share dividend on its capital stock onsthe
lst Of April.
The total Indebtedness of the United
States Government, on the 7th of March
last, was s74,es5,299.
General Miramon, ex-president of Moxi-
co, and who is now in New York, is only
20 years ofago.
John Boston, ESQ, has been appointed
by Secretary Mcnlminger, Collector of
the Port of Savannah.
Col. Anthony Rudler, who was taken
prisoner with Walker in Nicaragua alll-
we'd in New York on Wednesday.
Texas exchanges speak of extensive
frosts, which in some places have done
much injury to the corn and cotton.
The Richmond (Ky.) Democrat says
the wheat crop in that section of country
is very promising.
Geo. H. Shorter, Esq, late Of the Mont
romerv Advertiser. has dissolved his con-
nection with that paper.
Col. Thomas B. Haynsworth, awell-
known citizen Of Darlington, died on
Friday evening, in that town.
There is to be Convention Of the
Southern Rights men Of Virginia, on the
10th inst, in Richmond.
During three days last week $4,000
bales of cotton passed through Buffalo on
the way to Boston.
The Blue Ridge Herald thinks the cars
will reach Walhalla by the first of May.
The work between PcndIeton and Wal
halla is rapidly advancing.
White pantaloons wero worn in the
streets of New Orleans on the 2sith ult.
No end of strawberries and green peas in
that favored city.
Gov. Houston, of Texas, is quite well
off as to his worldly goods. A late Texas
paper says that his property is not worth
less than S150,000.
General f. K. Zollicoffer, formerly
member of Congress, is announced asa
suitable candidate for Governor of Ten
nessee.
The Grand Division of the Sons of
Temperance of South Carolina will meet
at Sumter, on Wednesday, the Gath of
April, at seven o'clock, p. m.
Judge Marvin, of Key West who has
heretofore pronounced himselfa q citizen of
the United States, has lately declared for
the Confederate States.
A. J. Rcquier, Esq, Qato District At
torney for the Southern District of Ala
bama,) has been appointed by President
Davis District Attorney for tho District
of Alabama.
Hon. I. J. Scmmcs, who was appoint
ed by the President Of the Confederate
States District Jndgc for the District OF
Louisiana, has declined to accept the
Office.
The Pennsy7yaaian newspaper, which,
for more than twenty years was regarded
as the organ of the National Democracy
of Pennsylvania, has been discontinued
for want Of patronage.
A new German daily paper-to be call
ed the Sudliche Post (Southern Post)-is
to be issued in Charleston on the 9th OF
May The proprictors we learn, are
Messrs. G. B. Zander q G. f. Yogler
A wealthy gentleman of Decatur coun-
that he will be one of fifty to present one
thousand dollars each to President Da-
Wis, to aid in fitting out Southern navy.
The three leading millinery establish
mcnts of Macon, Ga, have purchased
their spring stocks of goods in New Or
leans, instead Of going North as hereto i
fore they have done. Hurrah for the
ladies.
Mr.. Charles A. Forsyth, late engaged
in the Department of State at Washing
ton. to passed over the South Carolina Rail
road last Sunday evening, bearing des-
patches from the Southern Commissioners
to President Davis.
Major Ben. Mccullough, thenotcd Tex
an Ranger, who has been in Virginia for
several weeks negotiating for the manu-
facture of 10000 stand of arms for the
Southern Confederacy, passed through
Wednesday, on his return to
Texas.
The Columbus Sun says: s'T. jeff. Sher-
lock, ESQ.,, the present United States Sur
veyor for the port of Cincinnati, has been
rendered the position of Consul from the
uSnnthern Confedcracyn for the .North-