The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-10-26
VOLUME NUMBER 10.

A dinner was recently given to Gen.
Hardee by the United States officers at
Mobile.
Hon. Robt. N. Patton. of Laudcldalc,
is the prominent candidate for Governor
of Alabama.
Ex-Governor Brown, of Georgia, has
been pardonel BY President Johnson. and
will hereafter reside at Atlanta
W. Gilmore simms has retired from the
editorial chair of the Columbia, s. g.
Phqair, and is succeeded BY w. B: John
son, Esq.
The burnt district of Richmond is be-
ing rapidly rebuilt. and it is expected that
Fit will be entirely restored to its former
condition in one year.
srhc latest invention is a sapalpitating
bosom" for the ladies, which IS set in mo-
tion by . concealed spring, when apecx-
ts,a display of ,.cmotion is required
Gen. Howard, of the Frccdmen's Ba-
reau, strongly fayors Tire holding ofa Ma
tion:ti Cotton Convention next month: to
do something toward securing q large
crop next year.
Elrazcr Waterman, Esq, for many
years Ordinary Of Georgetown District,
an old and honorable resident Of that
town. died there recently at tie age of
"A years.
A Columbus Miss paper says. in ono
Of the wells cn the .'barraek grounds,
used by freedmen and women, the bodies
of fifteen negro infants have been found,
nnqucstionably the victims Of intanticidc.
In the Third Congressional District,
composed Of orangchurg, Edgefeld, Alb
beville, Newbcrry, Lexington, Richlands
and Fairfield, Gem Samuel MCGOWAN is
the only candidate for Congress Mr.. Till
man, his competitor, having withdrawn.
1t is:estilpated that the Wirz trial will
cost the Government 100000 by the
time it is concluded. Surgeon-General
Moore, of the late Confederate army. il
in Washington and will be examined as
a wieess for Wirz.
Women are said to have stronger at
tachmcnts than men. 1t is not so A
mar isoftcn ATTACHED TO an old hat, but
did you ever know of q woman having.
an attachment for an old bonnet? Echo
answers never.
Two National Banks navesfailea. Tic
first National Bank of Attica, New York,
and the American National Bank OF Hal
lowell lave gone by the board. TIE cap
ital Of both these dsfunct institutions
foot up an aggregate OF enc hundred
thousand dollars.
a letter writer, describing fashionable
costumes as he saw them On Chestnut
street, Philadelphia. says: !" observed
't''lut t:.c prevailing style Of garters was
blue.n Tile style Of dress ci:sblcd Eimto
make the observation.
The National Ltezigencer thinks it very
clear that no party which mightoisy
on the proposition to force negro suffrage
by Federal usurpation on the Southern
States. could succeed before the people.
1t adds: 1--WE do not believe there arc
three Northern States which would sus-
tail. such an issue, if tomorrow fairly and
squarcly presented"
An elderly gentleman; travelling i: .
stage, was amused b. q constant fire OF
words kept up between two ladies. Ono
at last kindly inquired if the CONVERSE
ton diln't.make his he.d ache? He re-
Piled, NO madame--T have been mar
ricd upwards of twenty years!'
a remarkable and significant feature OF
the election in Connecticut, On Monday,
was the unanin.ty of the soldiers vote.
The returned veterans of the war hronz-
ed in years of toilsome marches and
fc@rrcd III battles, voted very Hea,jy
unanimously against the proposition for
negro suffrage
Robert E: Lee. sx- General in=chicf Of
tho Confederate armies, was installed
President of Washington College, at Les
ington, Va, on tie zdinst Tle..cremc-
NY was OF very Observation-Disclosures.
in compliance with General Lees request,
snat contrary to the wishes Of many Con.
ncctcd with and taking an interest in the.
the college, who desired to have the in.
staiiation attended with consissrablepom