The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-08-05
ITEMs-EDIToRIAL AND OTHERWISE

-Wlhour friends of the Edgcfcld -Adrcrtiser he
SO kind, obgng and conlescen'ling TO mail us
q copy Of their issue for Tie 22d ullimo? We
don't fancy the ilca of missing of jim Bacon
rucy opislcs.
= The Tribune, which is ever prating about the
cruelty of Southern whites towards the blacks,
snys 'many thousands of colored servants have
returned from the North to the South since the
close of the war;"
= The District Court of the United States for
the Western District of South Carolina, exercising
Circuit Court powers under recent Act of Con-
grcss, will commence Mt Grcenyillc OIL Monday
morning next the Sd of August.
= In alluding to The terribly hot weather North,
the New York World says: "Thc whole country
really seems to lave been condemned by just
Providence to that 'penieniary of hell 10 which
the pious Thaddeus Stevens implored Heaven to
consign our Southern brethren"
- Two candidates have been nominated in
Camden, says the Charleston Nems, to fill the VA
cancy in the so-callej Legislature, caused by the
death of Solomon George w. Dill. David Cooper,
alias White, one of the nominees, was arrested n
charge of bgamy short time afteehis nomina-
tion While the other candidate, the Rev. Jones,
has been charged with stealing.
As Beast Butler was passing through Balti-
more, on Monday evening, en- route to Massachu-
sets, he arrested upon two suits issued by the
Superior Court of Maryland. One was on q suit
for false Imprisonment, sued out by ". C. Wooley,
of Cincinnati, and The otl or by Kimberly s. Broth
ers, of Baltimore, to recover $4,000 exactod Of
them by Gen. Butler, when commanding at Fort
ress Monroe.
for the murder of Ashburn, radical, after under
going an examination before O military commission,
have been released on BAIL The notorious Joe
Brown once Governor of Georgia, and now stepped
in the infamy of Radcalism, was prosecuting at-
torney, and the gentlemen just relcased-nno in
number-have published n card, giving an account
of their arrest and treatment, in which they speal;
of Browns conduct ms ..vindictive, ungenerous,
unmanly and ungcntlemanly."
- John f. Carew, Esq, Sheriff of Charleston
District, who was removed by the military, has ad-
dressed n letter to Wu. S. IIastic, the military ap-
pOlELCC, LiihI PioHto "iiN
of the office rghfulfy belong TO him rs the lawful
Sheriff of that District, and when the proper time
has arrived, that he will take the necessary steps
TO secure his rights. In other words, that the
money llaste has received does not belong to him.
ord that Sheriff Carew is entitled TO all costs COL
lcctcd by him. This sort of reckoning will sur
prise people who thought they had made a good
thing of it, by accepting military appointments
= Gen. Howard Commissioner of the Freed
mems Bureau, has just issued circular promulga-
Ting the act of Congress to continue he bureau for
one year, which became law few days ago;
together with the decision of the Second Comp
trollcr of the Treasury, stating that none of the
provisions of the act went into effect before July
1G. 1868. The Commissioner announces that the
retention of officers authorized by the act is equiv
alent 10 rcappontment Assistant commissioners
of The bureau are directed TO forward the names Of
such officers MS may be required for rcassignmeut
under the act.