The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-05-22
J: 1IIE 1IIE us, ADMITTED TO BAIL.

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szvis, who, for more than Two, years. haa
beens talmLreoE IN lls asortress monroe, ana
,in>@hose fate yeryl. white ate person IN the
!: Sgnth: feels intensely and personally IN
!; feregted: AS it, was to be q. momentous
day in the llfs:of the former lilustrlous
. leadsof Ties Southern people, all awaited
--its degeIopn with the keen!estanxlety
,3:=F=aIlg anxiety. that tsextenied fars beyend
The limits or this city, or the former Con.
4feaeracY hiElg the hearts or sail true
Soatherners throughout this broad contl-
!, erf.Ss From every household where as
spipatlonsse tssouthern freedom @ were ever
cherished sMsnl, up Eey feryent prayers yes
serea shs Afeaare or 9e.!ersol pavls
las,- os:oEe re,l.srheu' euelo M.1s a.o
q anu ll 70 Ine casual oosersec
eneEe was, ndlelaon tiiat an evelit ~, u
aatlonaidnleelsst tnss o. arTignlient oI Tue
naeaeaey M tne person ,ol its
s1ryIglng cnief en- was H! ~ aoont 10 transplre
tSes:g1ve pellow a iuit. aeconntol .tne
proceedings Gtne Gay.
, Ks TEE COURT ROOM. =
: Ehe United States Court room is an
: apart ment SIXTY feet square, on the second
s:aoor,of the Ctstom house: building, lighted
$ sbygsi,e; large Nindo ows-three On each side.
!. .The, ceiling, $hieh is of a pure white and
4, e,Diaiil; except an ulta a'relieUo scroll above
.eaehaof. tlIe swo gas; chandeliers, is sup.
: ported by four cylindrical IRON pillars
ne = atge's seat is on "a raised platform
safsfiie northspnd oil the room between
!: .fwos Two d6ers th;t- enter the room from that
J. director an is surrounded by a, wooden
: pen twelve &ct long by six deep. Di-
ieetEy In front of this. is the Clerks desk,
and front f thatsl long, leather-coyer '
ed taole lor lse ase 8 tls DIss'c' rbs
as ssneshs s., 1,,sn Wa. l bo ,,,.,st
iisAs .o,, s;leyI uhu ls. sn a.,.e;t1 %
cru 2 Wy Jef 49, : ~ soso
Ior seatln loust ntss 1eil' - oio'o
agalnst Inc wan, ana on Tue ,e,t VI
ItieadiiaSe, are several useu 70
PRISONERS aocs.A ralllhs separaesss .ne
: prisoners oock, sle: iong Isoie anu sno
Ens sou. -. .uo nd % so,n
a.ep peosas I ho,oe' I
ssa,' oSes.I,e 9 o ho,.
ssisa g oeen rsnloseu sn'.s
stsoiis ua. tia
:: Elles ,.Iu l1tt ;,y, ,
a,s dh 49, ,ras @ 6i,ad I g;;h
.poAAna sal;sSas,s sa @ ot e - renortars
E sat he wall I IN the north.
s af AZ room which sWehaye-
tsi,. sSsfas, sas fIe prisoners dock were
is,eserged . for Mr.. Davis, General Burton
): .aanf3S tWo attendarts1 Alarge folding door
..SetSthe foot;.oi>ssof,th end of the room con.
ia ,,,aa;n entrance sand that bv
sS:-I a. .s,,LJ;o s,,a o3,,;ttad rrh;c docr
sle puD.ts 8 Z - s. : 90 ~.
= est9'tosAou. -.
tx. :. gRoTD51N TIE COURT ROOM. -, q
Il nnnabeeuf Gle tstp police were dis
fributed about the; room and building
The doors were cleSed against the public,
but representatives the press who held
til ). tickets Of admission, members of the legal
profession and Utited States officials,
military and civil, aid their friends, were
admitted through sthi east door Our re-,
porter gained admission at half-past nine
!: O'clock, and was Iotked into the court
room, and wasSold that there as.no get
lIiisfa oat again until the court adjourned.
:he found in the rooin only a middle-aged
:, j.ssertIen111an man and his wife, both evidently
: from the fars.inorth admitted by spe
!, ;ciial favor. who had. come to witness an
sarhihi1ion. and seemed to+be prepared to
.,;;o;t ary lanatb oe time. The lady was
g;fals;ns aeafef1lIsiiew ofthe city from the
Sr;n5o,gs; While lfhe Gentleman whiled
aIgaVstha time reaaains a book which he
I'M: :brous6f in his .,po5cket. In i few min,
sf,fes there were arrivals Of. other newspa-
permen:; then came sprinkling of law
: Tsrs fIiens.a United States officer and his