The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-08-16
eLEAN1NGs FROM OUR EXCHANGES.

forming Themselves into permanent associa'ion
for mutual benevolent purposes.
The Examiner says that the City of Richmond
Is oyerrun with class of the vest females on ear'n
negro prostitutes.
= Negro highwaymen are becoming 'f0u'''''-''
In many parts of the South. -
- Fred Douglass reports an income Oh @'' 100
- The Postmaster of Washington 1t is under
u,ood ;s 10 be removed, and one of the proprie-
,0ro y, the National Inslgsncer will be appointed
in his place. ,..
General Frank Blair has sued. the Missouri
Democra. for publishing dispatch rejecting on
his honesty.
= The arrest of over sixty bathers within the
city limits of Chicago, is commented on by the
newspapers of that city, which say the police
might better be looking after those who never use
water.
An officer Of the Freedmens Bureau, IN
Jackson Parish, La, was murdered recently BY
highwaymen.
= The Hon. Ezekiel Whitman, late Chief Jus
tice of the Maine Supreme Court, died on the "a
inst, aged 80 years, at East Bridgewater, Mass.
- The Stats zeitug, of this city, places at the
head of its columns the name of General george
Fl. Thomas as its candidate for President In '6o'
says the Cincinnati Gazette.
- The old county Jail at Carthage, Illinois, is
nm object of great interest to all who visit that
place. 1t was there that Joseph Smith, tho Nor
mon leader, was killed in 1874. The Republican
of that place says the building is about to be sold
Gen. E. Kirby Smith was in Louisville on
Sunday.
- Gov. Brownlow has left Nashville for brief
visit to Knoxville 1t is asserted that he never
travels without guard. 1t ought to be black
guard.
= For violating the persons of two little girls
In New Haven, CT, negro has been let OFT with
the mild punishment of 500 fine and one years
Imprisonment
Gen. Early is now in Niagara, Canada, the
home of Mr.. Mason and Gen. Breckenridge un-
conquered and unsubdued, living in the memories
of the past, in fact, confirmed rebel"
- The Republican Association of the Ninth
District of New York have unanimously repudin-
ted IFS representative in Congress, Mr.. Henry ].
RAYMOND. This is only the beginning of the end
Greedy.
- The Petersburg Express states that the body
OF Confederate soldier was disinterred there,
few days since, for removal South, and the face
presented the beauty it wore when first dead' un
Impaired by either worm or decay.
We learn that man named Samuel Clark
shot and instantly killed his father-in-aw, Daniel
Kirby, in Griffin, Ga. Clark made his escape but
was afterwards overhauled.
- Miss Clara Burton, who got handsome sum
from Congress for numbering the graves OF the
dead Federal soldiers in Southern graveyards,
proposes to 60 lecturing next winter on what she
saw ON the battle6elds and in the South. Her
eue is to edify the Radicals.
A letter from st. Louis, dated August ., says
the city is at present more infested with lawiess
characters than it ever was heretofore A build
inr has been discovered which was the haunt OF
hotel thieves, confidence men, burglars, highway
men and others. The place was visited by the po'
lice yesterday, and eighteen men arrested.
- The Washington correspondent of the New
York Commercial Advertiser says that some of the
clerks in the War Department are organizing
secret political association for the support of Ed
win NJ. Stanton for President, and Gen. Hamilton,
of Texas, for Vice President.
= Leprosy is said to be developing itself in va
rious portions of the world with all its ancient re-
pusive characteristics. 1t prevails at the present
time in the West Indies and in Norway, two wide-
" separated countries, according to recently pub
shcd statistics, there being less than two thou
sand lepers in the latter country.
Bryant, editor of the Loyal Georgian, at Au-
pusto. is again in trouble. This time he is held
20 bail in the sum of $4,000 for larceny. Mr.
BRYANT seems determined to break into the Geor-
ea Penitentiary in spite of all his friends con do
to prevent it.
= The Assistant Commissioner of the Freed
mems Bureau has forwarded to the chief Of the bu-
reau reports which show that there is much
greater area of land under cultivation in the South
this year than there was at the beginning OF the
war, and that the quantity of land planted in cot
ton is much greater in some sections than ever.
"A woman in Ohio recently was riding on
horseback, smoking pipe. Some of the ignited
tobacco fell from it on her dress, which immedi-
ately caught fire. She endeavored to exingush
the blaze, but her horse became unmanageable
and whirled round rapidly, and in moment she
was envcloped in flames and was burned to death.
- Beaufort, South Carolina, which was former
ly OF aristocrate winter resort of the Southern
. ers, has become completely Yankeezed with New
Englanders The Mayor of tho city is New
Englander, and every oficeholder. land owner,
and storekeeper halls from the same section.
-. Daily Rurke, returned Confederate officer,
while sitting on his piazza, at Baton Rouge, few
DAYS ago, was shot in the heart by some unseen
assassin. a negro has been arrested on suspicion.
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