The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-01-14
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- Gen. Rosscau died in New Orleans on the 7tl
instant, Of inflammation of the bowels.
= Hon. JOHN Minor Bolts died at his home in
Culpeper county, Virginia, on the s'll inst.
= The Georgia Legislature will re-asscmble in
Atlanta today.
- Dacotah Territory gives lis women the elec-
tive franchise and eligibility to hold office.
- Cyrus W. Field has been seriously injured
by fall at his residence in Irvington, N. Y.
- Hon Zachariah Chandler has hecn oelected
TO the United States Senate ty the Michigan Legis-
laturc.
- Hon. Hannibal Ia,nlin, formerly Vice Prasi-
dent, has been nominated for United States Sena-
tor by the Republicans of Maine, He received the
nanination by only one majority.
- In The Kentucky Legislature, resolution was
introduced on Wednesday authorizing the Governor
TO take such steps as he may deem proper to test
the constilutionalty of the civil rights bill.
- The Supreme Court Of this State has granted n
peremptory mandamus, requiring the acting Mayor
of Charleston to declare who was elected Mayor Of
the city on the 10th Of November last.
1t is stated that the Freedman's Bureau hns
furnished the negro Menard, who claims seat in
Congress MS successor to Col. Manu. transportation
to his home in Louisiana.
= The Delaware Legislature met at Dover on
Tuesday. The Senate is composed of seven Dem
ocrais and TWO Republicans; the House of ftwenty-
one Democrats and no Republicans.
- AL the Democratic members of Congress lave
signed petition for the pardon of DR.. Mudd, one
of the So called Lincoln copsprators, and the doc
ument has been presented to the President.
Gov. Scott has been served with an injunction,
restraining him from issuing bombs TO the bill
holders of the Bank of the State. The case will
come up before Judge Orr Mt Greenville this week.
- Col A. s. Buford, President of the Georgia
and South Carolina Air Line Railroad Company,
was specially invited to address the people ofYork
in reference to this enterprise on Wednesday, 18th
inst.
- Forneys two papers are by no means so bitter
against the South us formerly. Forney has opened
n land agency in Washington to sell Southern lands
to Northern settlers. business is business, you
know.
- The Newberry Herald announces the death of
Maj. Henry Summer, one of Ncwbcrry's respected
citizens, who departed this life ON the Ord instant
in The Goth year of his age. lie was prominent
meirber of the Nerberry bar, great Inv and lit
crary student and Jealous advocate of all that
pertained 10 The welfare of the District. He leaves
a widow and three children, and was, at the time
of his dea'h, Registrar in Bankruptcy, for the
Third Congressional District.
1t is understood that Governor Scott, upon
full consideration, has determined 10 issue the
bonds for the redemption of the notes of rhe Bank
of the State. 1t is said that before th. Legislature
passed the law, they had The opinions of some Of
the best legal minds of The State to its Inability,
and subsequently resolution to postpone their
issue was laid the table. The Attorney Gcncr-
al having given MI elaborate opinion the duty
Of the Governor n the premises he feels compell-
ed to carry out the views Of the law making power,
aud the bonds VIII hs aeoofdinely issued.