The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-04-14
1TEMs-ED1ToR1AL AND OTHERWISE.

appointment OF the Executive
Z The r1lmor of Attorney General Hoars
resignation is denied. oe
Gen. Meade has been elected President OF
the Army of the Potomac.
We learn that Governor Scott Is now Sc
lecting the trial justices of the state. -,
"A. F. Ravenel, Esq, has been reelected
President of the Northeastern Railroad.
| - George M. ,McDavid has been appointed
tby the Governor as Deputy Surveyor of Ander-
SON.
= Gov. Henry A. Wise has been admitted
to practice in the Supreme Court of the United
- North Carolina has shipped $4,000 live
partridges, at ten cents each, to New York this
- The funeral of Gen. Thomas took place at
Troy, N. Y, on Friday last, according to the
g Gen. Robert Toombs has been invited to de-
liver the address at the horticultural Far 10 be
held in Augusta next month.
The New York Sun thinks it likely that
Sanford E. Church will be the next Democratic
candidate for Governor of New York.
= The Emperor and Empress of Russia are
about to start on tour through the Crlmea
and the Caucasian provinces
| - General N. B. Forrest was in North Caro-
| lima laSl week W ulEc ldUOlOlo bOl AoiAAooS 49,
Tennessee, Louisiana and Mississippi. :.
- There is no confirmation of the rumored
fipht of Gen. Jordan and the downfall OF the
Cuban republic, telegraphed few days since.
= 1t is said that the proclamation OF the
Fifteenth Amendment produced great rejoicing
among the colored people throughout the North
= It Is asserted that the President has IN
course of preparation General Amnesty Proc
lamation, and will issue it as soon as Georgia Is
admitted.
- Senator Revels has been almost run to
death by newspaper interviewers, and has lett
Washington At last accounts, he was In
Brooklyn, with shattered nerves.
- President Grant, returning from the fl-
neral of General Thomas, took part in the re-
union of the Army of the Potomac on Satur-
day at Philadelphia.
/. The members of the Mississippi Legisla-
ture are economical in one respect at least.
They have voted themselves one dollar year
each for postage.
= Capt. Addison Clinkscales, an estimable
citizen Of Due West, died last week, and was
buried at Little River church on Tuesday with
Masonic honors.
80 Basil Duke and Simon B. Buckner, ex-
Confederate Generals, have both declined the
position of chief police officer Of Louisville, at
at salary of $4,000. -.
= Messrs. G. c. Turner and Jayan Bryant,
members of the Legislature from Spartanburg,
are proposed forre-election by Many Friend" I"
in the last Spartan. -
= Returns from the Fourth Indiana District
show that Mr.. Julian, as Radical candidate TOR
Congress, has been defeated By Judge Wilson
by small majority.
= The report is revived that j. McLeary
Brown has been accredited by the Chinese gov
ernment az successor to the late Anson Burlin-
game at the head of the Chinese Embassy.
- Ex-President johnson, who is now at his
home in Greenville, Tennessee, is preparing to
go to Europe this spring, expectingto be absent
about six months.
- The Republicans carried the Rhode Island
election last week by 1000 majority. The com
plexion Of the Legislature assures the re-elec-
ton of Anthony to the United States Senate.
= Senator Leslie, recently Land Commis-
sioner, has transferred that Office to his success
sor R. C. DeLarge, (colored,) who is now ready
to transact business.
of the new Texas senator, Morgan G..
Hamilton it is said that he never smoked
cigar, or took drink; and yet he claims to
represent Texas.
= Justice Bradley, of the Supreme Court,
has been assigned to the circuit including the
1
sippi, Louisiana and Texas.
- The estimated cost for the grading, trest-
ling and crossties of the Georgetown and Char
lotte railroad, distance of 1856 miles, is $780,
600. The iron and rolling stock is estimated at
81 800, 900, making the total cost s., 100000.
Mai. Charles II. Smith, of Rome, Ga,
fbetter Known as "Bill Arp,") is advertised to
deliver lecture before the Library and His
toricaI Association recently organized in that
CITY. His lecture is entitled, Ancient History
of Modern Rome"
| The fourth anniversary of the Charleston
Board of Trade was held on the 9th inst. The
following gentlemen were elected otiicers lor tne
ensuing year D. F. Fleming, President; George
II. Walter, Vice President, and A. Foster Black,
Secretary and Treasurer: =,
! - General AS. Buford, President OF the
Air Line railroad, announces that he will be In
Charlotte on Saturday the 18th instant, at
which time it is his purpose to address the citi-
zens on the subject of the enterprise he has in
hand. - ~ -
During the month of March there We're
shipped from Charleston, by the South Carroll
ma Railroad, 1S,260,590 pounds of fertilizers.
This is equal to about 9l30 TONS or ll4l car
loads. At $50 per ton, this amount OF Ter
tilizers cost about S7S0,OO0.
The organization of the South Carolina
Banking and Trust Company, located in Column
bia, has been completed, under the provisions
| of q recent charter by the Legislature. Mr. y.
H. Baldwin has been elected President, and
Reuben Tomlinson appointed Temporary cashier
The rice crop of the region watered by the
Savannah, Altamaha, and Ogeechee is likely to
be small this year, owing to the damage caused
Lby the recent heavy floods, which have come at
a time when all preparations were MADE fol
planting and when large quantity of seed has
been already sown.
AS some of our readers may desire to sub
scribe for newspaper published in the North,
western portion of these United States, we will
state for their information that the Alaska Her
aid is now issued by Agapius Honcharenko
the publisher, at the low price of three rax'
ostchki per annum. ~
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