The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-09-06
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Florida!
-Ex-Gov. John NJ. ,Morehead of North Caroline
died on Tuesday.
- Frosts, some of them quite severe, were oo-
served in several places in the Northwest during
last week.
- The admission of tEe- Tennessee Congress
sional delegation was the FIRST American telegram
toEurope over the Gable.
- Accounts from the hog crop, in all sections
give favorable indications. It is said the crop has
never been better in some localities.
The Memphis Post (Radical) is inclined to
shink Gen. Forrest is not the monster he has been
represented to be.
A yonng girl in Manchester, New Hampshire,
caught her foot in her hoop skirt, fell down stairs,
and was killed.
- A couple of women get into ''an entangle-
Inent'' at Madison, Indiana, day or two ago, and
enc of them fractured the skull of the other by q
blow with stone.
- The Southern Presbyterian Church contains
ten Synods, forty-six Presbyterics and nearly
ninety thousand communicants.
- Dean Richmond, Chairman of the Demo-
cratic State Committee during the past fifteen
years,
the New York Central Railroad, and Democratic
leader in State politics. died at the residence of S.
T. Tilden, Esq, Grammercy Park, New York,
On the 9th ult., aged sixty-three years. He was
gentleman of considerable wealth and great in
Auence.
- Several of the Norfolk papers state that they
have authority for contradctng the statement, re-
L. fbotf hp
erty Of Brigadier General Henry 4. Wise had been
restored to him. They say, "by authority" that
the statement is without the shadow of foundation
"A colored woman at Cairo, apparently dead
OF cholera, was put il coffin to be inferred, when
the husband arrived, who had the coffin opened,
when signs of life appeared and the woman was
taken out, resuscitated, and is now attending to
household duties.
A stranger by the name of Ryan, from Mon
treal Canada, left the Monumental Hotel, in Rich
mond, about two weeks ago, leaving behind him
baggage to the amount of four hundred dollars,
and has not since been heard from. 1t is thought
that he was murdered.
A black snake attacked little girl who was
passing through field near Milton, Pennsylvania,
few days ago and ceiling itself tightly around
her neck, strangled her to death.
- It is again rumored from Washington that
General Howard, the chief of the Freedmen's Bu-
2eau, will be relieved of his Office in the course Of
. few days, and will be succeeded by General Till
son.
- Hon. o. NJ. Roberts has been elected Senator
from Texas. He was from the eastern portion of
the State. His colleague, ex-President of Texas,
Burret, was from the western part of the State.
- A singular effect of the late Portland fire is
that, while previous to it several burials day
took place from one of the most unhealthy wards
IN the city, none have occurred since the confagra
tion, from tha: locality.
- planter from the Mississippi bottoms says
that owing to the very general prevalence of chils
anong their hands, many farmers will have diff
Guilty in saving what cotton they have raised.
Twenty or thirty ladies are now on trial at
Indianola, Iowa, for compelling woman of strong
Southern proclivities to carry an American flag in
public procession.
- General Fullerton has rendered his resigna-
son as an officer of the army, and proposes to re-
sumo the practice of law in st. Louis, Missouri.
i. - Daniel W. Hanley of Bridgeport Conn, in
sured his life for So, ,000 and the next day died of
cholera.
Albert Pike, of Arkansas writes letter de-
aging that he enlisted Indians to fight the North.
= Miss Jane Poole, the "oldest inhabitant" of
Spartanburg Court House, died on the Oath ultimo,
aged Geighty-six.
= Brigadier General C. C. Clayton, late of the
Confederate army, and at present superintendent
Of the Ohio and Mobile railroad, has been on a
fishing excursion in the Lake Superior country
The Green Bay Advocate notices cali from him
ct that point.
A rich and beautiful young lady in Brooklyn,
N Y, devoted herself to nursing cholera patients
there, and recently died victim to the disease.
- The opening of the railroad between Louis
Vile and Memphis is announced These two great
cities of the Southwest are now in direct ccmmu-
nication. Both the passenger line and the freight
lines are in fine working order.
~ The Houston Telegraph has good authority
for stating ahat General Magruder will return to
the United States shortly.
1t is said that Secretary Seward stands by
Stanton, and exerts an influence which will retain
him in the Cabinet OF least till the opening of Con-
gress in December.
The Radical soldiers and sailors are getting
up Convention to be held at Pittsburg, Septem-
Der 24th.
. - John Morrissey, the famous pugilist, is said
to be pretty certain of his election to Congress from
New York.
= The largest brickyard in the world is about
TO be established at Chicago. will be eight hun
dred feet long by four hundred wide, and will con-
tain machinery adequate to the manufacture of
two hundred thousand brick per day.
- Sorghum sugar and molasses are increasing