The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-09-13

- A petition for the pardon of DR.. Mudd, now
confined at the Dry Tortugas, for completely in the
assassination plot, is in circulation in Maryland.
| = Governor jenkins, of Georgia, now at New
York, found the credit of his State good that he
disposed of 100000 Georgia State bonds at ninety
cents or the dollar.
- Ex-vice President Hamlin has written a let
ter to the President resigning the position Of Col
lector of the por. of Boston.
- The Cherokee Georgian says protracted
meeting at Dalton, held by the Baptist Church, re-
suited in the conversion of some sixty persons.
= The Selma, (Alabama,) Messenger contains
an account of q horrible murder committed in Sell
mo few nights ago. The victim was store
keeper, named VIM. Klater. The murderers rob-
bed the store of considerable amount of money
and goods No arrests have been made.
- Venerable stones, lettered with unmistak-
able Hebrew, have turned up in Newark, Licking
county Ohio. The savans are puzzled.
| The enthusiasm everywhere created among
the people by the President, and his powerful
speeches along the line of his journey to Chicago,
is rcviving the depressed people Of the South
= A great National American bank is to be es-
tablshed in London.
- Judge Tilden, of Cleveland, Ohio, has decid-
ed that shaving on Sunday morning before
church is work of necessity"
- The dry goods houses of New York are do
ing ON immense business. Boxes of goods are
.lo .tcoots oil Whit ,,ndor oh for
Of transportation.
- The call for the Cleveland Convention is sign
ed by 40 Major-Generels and So Brgadicr-Gcn-
arals. Probably two-thirds of oil the U. S. Off
GERS who took part in the war will be represented
= Florida is the only one ofthe Southern States
in which no National Bank has been established
| = Maicr-General John e. Wool has written q
letter endorsing the policy of the President.
whipped in Prince George county, Virginia, for
stealing
= Suit has been brought against Secretary Stan
ton for Imprisonment by military commission, and
several more such suits are contemplated.
| "A fire occurred at Nashville on the night of
the 9TH which destroyed property to the amount of
S125, ,O0O-a portion of which was insured.
| = The Commissioner of Agriculture gives no.
tice that he has supply of Mediterranean wheat
which he will send free of cost to any wanting
it.
- Hon. A. r. Boteler of Virginia, who was a
member of the Confederate Congress- has been
pardoned by the President.
1t is stated that there are, at the present
time, not less than twenty-five manufactures of ar
ti6cial legs in the United States.
- The negro Huff who, week or two ago,
| murdered Mr.. Fitzpatrick, near Chattanooga, has
been arrested and summarily disposed of by the
friends of the deceased.
| = Geo. Trussel, q we'll known sporting man of
Chicago was shot by his mistress on the evening
of the 4th. Three shots wero fired, one entering
his heart and killing him instantly.
"A young man named Henry Porter was ac-
cidcntally shot in an affray, which he was assist
ing to quell, at Montgomery, on Tuesday evening.
His wound is thought to be mortal.
- The late Dean Richmond leaves on estate
worth million and half of dollars. He is rep
resented to have been q man of large generosity,
and contributed literally to charitable objects.
| - Hon. Robert Ridgeway, of Virginia, has writ
ten letter stating that he has no sympathy with
the "Loyal" convention at Philadelphia, and states
that his name has been used in connection with it
without his authority or consent.
- The Huntsville, (Ala.) Independent of the 4th
| t,D No1fo ad
yesterday on charge of treason. bond of $751;
900 was required of him, and given. MIR. Coltart
had been pardoned by the President long since.
- Judge Bullock presiding Judge of the Coun-
ty Court of Natchez, Mississippi, has decided the
State law denying colered persons the right to
carry arms to be violation of the provision of the
State Constitution requiring the Legislature to
pass laws fer the protection of the persons and
| property Of freedmen, and therefore void.
= The distinguished Virginian, R. NJ 7. Hun
ter, is living quietly at his place in Essex County,
Va, attending 10 farming matters with great ener-
gy, and striving to retrieve his fortune and repair
the losses inflicted by the war. Since the close OF
the war his family aflictions have been great and
it was but Inst week that he was called on to fol-
low TO the grave beloved sister, the fourth men,
Der of his household in twelve months.
UNDER OArH-The following is an extract from
the prescntments of the Grand Jury of Baldwin
county, Georgia:
ssWe have not the qualification nor the pleasure
to present to your Honor prosperous, or even en-
couraging condition Of our community. Emerg-
ing, as we have, from disastrous war-frmly
persuaded that we were right-still believing in
the justice of our cause--neyertheless, We bow