The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-10-23

and hope beam gently upon them. and WHEN the
conflicts of earth are ended, may they be reunited
in blissfulreams beyond the skies!
MARRIED, At the residence of the brides faith
er, on Thursday evening, October l7lh, 1867, by
Rev w. II. Strntton. Mr.. j.. FLEETWOOD CLISK-
SCALES and Miss HATTIE, second daughter of VIM.
Archer, Esq, all of this District
*xa The typos connected with The Office beg
leave to add their warmest congratulations on this
occasion, and to wish their more fortunate brother
an endless amount of happiness.
The CoURTs.-On Wednesday night
last the respective Judges Of the Circuit and Dis
trict Courts received notice from the Governor TO
the effect that the Courts would proceed with the
juries drawn at the preceding terms. As these
jurors had been dismissed, and others empanelled,
it was impossible to comply with the directions,
and hence the new juries were also dismissed.
In the Circuit Court, on Wednesday, the case of
( of ]. Il. JENNINGS, indicted for the murder of NJ.
D. HALL, Mt Williamston, in January, 1866, occu-
pied the entire day. The jury returned verdict
of guilty. Hon. B. F. PERRY and a. I. BRorLEs,
ESQ.,, conducted the defence. We learn that an
appeal will be taken in this case and also in that
of Ebert Brownlce. freedman, convicted of MUIR
der On Tuesday, and mentioned in our last issue
In the District Court, there was nothing of unu-
sual interest transpired, We believe Several cases
of assault and battery and petit larceny, in which
the principal characters were of a dusky hue both
male and female, occupied the time of his Honor,
Judge MURRAY.
Both Courts adjourned on Thursday afternoon
in consequence of the circumstances above alluded
to.
THE PlcKENs RIor.-We have not as
certaned any further important particulars con-
cernng the disgraccful riot near Hunnicutt's
Crossing, on Saturday night, 18th inst The mill
tary has efficiently assisted the civil authorities in
making arrests of parties engaged in the riot.
Among others, we learn that ALEX. BRYCE, jr., of
Walhalla, and several negroes in that vicinity,
were arrested by the military and lodged in the
Pickens Jail Upon afidavits, the civil authorities
arrested Rev. Elias Cannady, (colored,) of this
place, and he has been sent to Pickens for trial,
as one ofthe leading spirits Of this horrible outrage
He is Baptist preacher, and we'll known through
out this section. A gentleman who left Pickens
on Monday afternoon informs US that the grand
jury had found true bills against seven of the
number arrested.
We sincerely trust that the whole affair will be
thoroughly investigated, and that the principal nc
tors may receive The full reward for their deyish
maiignity. 1t is only by prompt and decisive
measures that the majesty of the law will be main
tained.
EXTRA FAMILY FLoUR.-Our respected
friend, a. 0. NORRIS, Esq, being well aware of
the usual condition of an editors larder, has pre-
septed US with genuine sack of Flour, which,
after strict trial and due examinations we pro-
nounce of the very best quality. Having recently
received pair of fine French Burrs, NoRRls' Mill
is prepared to turn out the finest quality of -four
to cusl omers, and we take pleasure in saying that
one Of the highest evidences of superiority lies
in the fact that lberahty governs the proprietor.
He provides with generous hand everything
quisre TO sustain the reputation of the Mill, andis
determined that naught shall be wanting to afford
satisfaction The Mill is situated four miles South
of this village, and we advise trial of its merits
HUMBUG.-One of the hugest humbugs
of the season is Robinson's Great Southwestern
Circus, SO called The riding was poor, the vault
ing poorer, and the performances tedious and tire
some. There is but one or two redeeming features,
and the miserable wit of the clown is no. one of
them. it was literally patronized however. at
this place. and we presume that the circus men
were well pleased with their efforts.
ACKNowLEDGMENT.-W are indebted
to the Sunday School Board of the Southern Bap.
tist Convention, located at Greenyille, for speci-
men copies of several publications Of that Board.
Teachers and superinl endents can examine these
copies by calling ut this Office.
Two Months FOR NoTuINa.-LooK AT
THIS OFrEn.-We are in receipt of the October
issue Of the Anerieun Agrculturist. we wish that
all our friends could see this paper. We know of
no way in which SO large an amount of truly val
usble, interesting, and instructive reading matter
could be given to family at small price as the
subscription to the 4aricultur,st. Each number
contains go to 40 large quarto rages and 80 to SO
fine engravings, many of them very costly and
beautiful Here in this October number, we find,
nation hints, suggestions, etc., more than thirty
engrayings, several of which are among the most
expensive ever found in an illustrated Joarnal
This number is of itself really worth years SUBJ
scrption The cost of the 4merican Agriculturistis
only S15O for year, in advance, or four copies
for So The publishers offer that valuable journal
free for the remaining two months of this year to
all new subscribers for 1868. (Vol- 27,) who send
in their subscription during this month Of October