The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-06-26

- The Selma (Ala.) Messenger chronicles the
death, in the Almshouse of Dallas county, on Sat-
urday last, of Robert Mcknight in the S4th year
of his age Mr. Mcknight was, perhaps, the old
est printer in the United States, having commenced
learning the .art prescrvative Of NIL arts in
Georgetown, S. c., in 1898. and until within
few wears was able to work OF the case. He was
an honest, industrious and good man, and notwith-
standing the poverty in which he died, was much
respected by oil who knew him. He was the IA
ther of Maj Geo. Mcknight, better known as
casa IIartz."
Governor Orr offers reward of $3.50 for the
arrest of yandry Boln who is charged with hay
ING murdered james Johnson, the night of the
I'D instant. near 10 mile station ofthe South Caro-
lna Railroad, in Barnwell District,
Eolin is native of Orangeburg District, and
has relatives residing there He is six feet high,
and broad forehead, dark hair, heavy eyebrows,
with down look weighs about 200 pounds, and
is about % years old.
- The National Inteligsnccr denies ''that mill
tary government in this country is capable of legal
sanction. 1t is the subyersion of all law, and
cannot therefore, have any higher sanction than
theft robbery, or murder. Yet we say to the
South, yield willing obedience to the despotism
the Republicans have put on you, And ne say
further, keep an account of your sacrihces-an ac-
curste and full account, with names, dates, and
facts, for the day of judgment will come
- There seems to be but little doubt that Gen.
Santa Anna is now in Mexico, at work against the
Juarez government and another revolution IS con-
fdently expected to occur in short time. The
Mexican people who desire peace and quietnessr
ought to feel intensely obligated to the United
States for its aid and comfort in crushing out Maxi
milan.
= The Dahlonega Signal welcomes the return to
that place Of Mr.. jesse G. Blackwell who few
months ago went with company from Atlanta, to
find home in Central America. Mr.. Blackwell,
the Signal says, advises his friends if they have
homo to stay at it. He looks very feeble, and
while there came near dying.
The Richmond Whig publishes letter from a
reliable gentleman giving an account of mixed
political meeting in Charlotte county few days
ago, in which the freedmen took ground against
the reconstruction policy. The idea among them
is, that reconstruction will prevent all possibility
of confscation.
- Greeleys enemies in the League have made
another attempt to expcl him, on account Of the
ability and pertinacity with which he defends bis
action in the Davis bail-bond business. This last
was worse failure than the first. There wns not
even quorum in the special meeting called for
The purpose.
= Helper, the man who wrote the "1mpcnding
Crisis" short time before the war, has just pub
bishcd another took, in which he proposes to give
all the negroes notice to quit Ilc United States by
given time. The darkeys will conclude this
abolitionist MI Indifferent Helper after aH.
- The Charleston Mercury notices the first ship
ment North of new wheat and -four, by Messrs.
stcnhousc s Co., of that city. The wheat was
from the neighborhood of COkcsbury, and the -four
from mill near Columbia