The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-05-24
oIEANrNGs FROM OUR EXCHANGES.

- Hon. George E. Badger, a distinguished cltl-
zen of Raleigh, N. c., died there OH the llth.
Lieutenant ]. B. Blanding, United States ar
my, was killed by some unknown person at Gren-
ada Mississippi, on the 30th ultimo. He Was
Frcedmcns Bureau Agent
General Beauregard, General John S. Pres
ton of South Carolina, and General Writ Adams,
of Louisiana, are at the New York Hotel.
Jefferson Davis son is an inmate OF the blsh-
OPS College, Lcnnoxvilc, Canada, and his little
daughter is at the Convent Of the Sacred Heart,
Sault- t-au- -Rccollcct.
= The property in South Carolina, it is report
ed. which was 100000, 900 in 1860, is reduced to
$50 900. Causes, emancipation Of slaves and
the havocs Of war.
Two Young ladies were expelled from Knox
College Tennessee, the other day, for getting stu
n;dlv drunk on some whiskcy they got from
drug store for frolic.
- The United States Marshal at Wilmington
could not find a competent man in that city who
could take the test oath to oct as his deputy All
honor to Wilmington.
Some of the Freedmens Bureau officers, who
have been driving handsome turnouts ana las'
horses, are becoming very nervous about the re-
port of General Stesdman.
Coy Walker, of Florida, by proclamation,
announces the jurisdiction of the civil courts in oil
cases restored by the Presidents peace proclama-
ton.
L One part of Alabama is rapidly filling up,
and that is the Penitentiary. The wetumpka
Standard SAYS its occupants al this time arc twen-
four while men. one hundred and eighteen freed
men, and FIVE freedwomen.
The Selma Messenger is severe on the promo
ton of Generals Wilson, Long and Upton for gal
liant conduct at Selma. The Federal force at that
place was twenty odd thousand, the Confederate
barely as many hundred.
= Judge Abel of the First District Court at
New Orleans has declared the Civil Rights bill to
he unconstitutional and not binding. The Court
argued that the present Congress is unconstitu-
tionally constituted.
- Radicals in Congress are actively engaged in
throwing all kinds of obstacles in the way Of
trial of Mr. Davis before the civil court.
- General Stonemans report of the Memphis
riot has reached Washington. He charges the ne
groes with originating 1t.
- The property of Ex-Governor Aiken Of South
Carolina has been restored to him on the recon-
mendation of General Sicklcs.
Governor Brownlow is going North TO consult
the photographers for the coinage of new words
wherewith to reply to Prentice.
= General Cary, Of temperance notoricty, was
lecturing in Chicago at last accounts.
- The Augusta Chronicle says n ,rMte woman
applied for admission into negro church and was
refused.
Captain J. NJ. Hudson, of Philadelphia, is going
to cross the ocean in mctalic life-boat, twenty
six feet long and six feet wide. ship-rigged, and
with but one companion.
Elijah Alsop, Confederate of Lawrence coun-
ty. Tennessee, sent to the Penilcntiary for fifteen
years. by military commission, has been uncon-
ditionally released by Gen. Thomas.
Since the failure of the Merchants National
Bank at Washington an apprehension of the
soundness of those institutions is growing upon
the public mind.
- The wicked editor of the Springfield Repubi-
can saws this "Garters with diamond buckles
are worn with the new hoops in Paris. It is i'm
possible not to sec that they are not introduced
here yet"
- The Mayor Of Richmond, on Saturday, sent
on for trial, for theft, the following freedmen {:
George Washington, Chapman johnson and Charles
Dickens The police are in search of Napoleon
Bonaparte and Julius Caesar.
= Lieutenant S. B. Hamilton and three hun
AZ C:fy..n,t, ,;tod Ctotao ra1ularo ,vara
the guard over Thomas E. Whitman alias Captain
Jacobs, late of the Confederate States army, on
his way to the Missouri Penitentiary.
= Mrs. Loretta J. DeCaulp, who served in the
Confederate army us Lieutenant Buford, and who
was twice wounded in battle, is now writing, says
the Atlanta Iatelliyenccr, history of her adven-
lures.
- The Washington Artillery and the famous
9th Louisiana regiment are recognizing for the
purpose of taking care Of their disabled SURVIVORS,
and removing to their former homes their gallant
dead buried elsewhere.
= The Danville (va.) Times states that IN officer
of the United States army having advertised for
recruits in that town, several young men from the
surrounding country have entered the service.
= The famous ssCromwell" sword, believed to
have been used by the great Protector, was taken
from the Masonic Lodge, at Columbia, ut the time
Sherman occupied that city.
= General James Longstrcet, late of the Con-
federate army, was recently in San Antonio, Tex
as The most remarkable circumstance connected
with his visit was sorenade rendered to him by
the band of the Fourth United States Cavalry.
= The Hannibal (Me.) Courier laments that the
town is threatened with visit from the cholera
and the Hon. John Hogan, and expresses its ina
bity to determine which visitation is most to be
dreaded.
- The Petersburg (Va.) Indersays: The pres