The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-06-05
sRANINas rRoM OUR ExcHANeEs.:

= The Washington Chronicle is authorized 10
tate chat CEief Justice Chase has completed. ex-
emf in four or Eve cases, his nominations and re-
for registers in bankruptcy. The
fhole power Of The appointment is with the courts
o which his nominations and recommendations
laye been addressed. II is useless, therefore, to-
address, ahy further communications on this sub
ect
- At q freedman's meeting in Greenville, Ala
feH days ago, William Murphy, q sensible col
ored man, defined his position in the following
style, which is platform good for white or black
II am m favor of all hands going to work and
making plenty to eat, and keep less noise, then al
will come right tell you the South is the greatest
country in the world. now propose three cheers
for the South"
- We find an item taken from Glasgow paper,
stating thatst Johns Lodge, of that city, has re-
Gently celebrated the 809th anniversary of its ex-
istence, it having been erected by charter from
King Malcom, in 1868. We should like to see the:
muster-roll of that lodge, beginning more than
eight centuries ago, and running along with the
ages to the present time. What kings and king
doms have risen and fallen since the gayel was
first sounded in its East. How the world has
changed, and what progress has been made in
science and astE Mgat h..hdred years in the life
time of lodge.
Congressman Kelley of PhflaGdphia, refrained
from speaking in Augusta, becuuse, If an intima-
tion from General Pope that there had been con-
troversy enough in his line: General Pope said
that he deemed Kclley's "utterances produeti7eof
much harm" ~
= The Grand Master Of Mssons in Minnesots,
has issaed earnest appeal to the brethren oshfs
jursdetron, to- contribute money for the relief of
the starving people of the South, the amount to:bs
forwarded to the Grand Masters of the different
States for distributions.
| = a correspondent of the Cincinnati GazeAe af-
firms that distinguished Kentucky Senator
boarded with colored family while at Washington.
| The correspondent obtained his information from
| the cook. with whom he was on terms of intimate
relationship.
| - The Wilmington Journal says: 'Capt. John
N. Maf6tt, formerly commander of the Confederate
steamer Florida, arrived in this city on Wednes-
day night, and is now the guest of his relatives
and friends.
"A correspondent states that Mr. Peabody xas x.as
satisfied, bcfose he left the United States, that
what he has done for London will be surpassed BY
two of his opulent friends for the: city of New
York.
= A majority of the managers of the street
railroad cars in st. Louis have decided to admit
coored people 10 all their cars ON an equality with
the whites.
= The Washington Star says, that l4he radical
committee with whom the matter was left for de-
cison, have come to the conclusion that there is
no necessity for meeting of congress-in July."
= Gen: Sherman has been obliged to abandon
His proposed trip to the Mediterranean. his pres
enrs on the frontier being necessary during the
prevalence Of tsa Eaaasaa sh5s,fliies.
=. There is uvzraE Eyistg reSir asterfIIc now
20 years old, who hes pc7fessly formed bSty bhs
neither arms OF legs. Her uaEyc Is Bsster Atass5f
: The divorces in Connecticut Size pass year
number one for every ten marriages.
= Registration papers in New 0rSeHs arg
hawEed about the streets BY negroes for sale. The
rIiiiES3SS ruth 7 price is two dollars.
"A Ayoung woman residing IN burlington, VT,
has husbands living in Vermont, Massachusetts,
and Counecticut-the effect Of divorce LAWS.
-Emigrants, generally from Btd5t.srlOw's do
n,inion, are daily passing through stssts stsstss.1n~ia
considerable numbers, bound for tas' faf Vest.
II. p. Spurlock, prominent lawyer of West
Tennessee, died at Jacksonville on the Goth inst
- The Registry of New Orleans is required to
identify the features Of each negro that is regis
tered
= Gen. Joe Johnston has been reelected Presi-
dent of the sefrss;; EOme. and Dalton Railroads.
= The committee Of the United States Senate
on Indian Affairs have postponed their proposed
trip to the plains until the middle of September
- The following are announced as candidates
for Governor of Alabama: Alexander B. Gilt
heral of aontgomery, Alexander McKins.ry, Of
Mobile, and the present incumbent, Gov. PattOn,