The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-03-23
ITEMs-EDIToRIAL AND OTHERWISE

fragrance lS liberty and.kn0Wledge. .
= a. G. Ives, Esq, ,.of Augusta, Ga, disd of
smallpox, in that city, on Tuesday.
You're queer chicken" as the hen said
when she hatcheda duck.
s.l-Mr.C. L.,Anderson has been appointed
by the Governor Assistant Adjutant and In
spector General OF the State of South Carolina.
- Not less than one hundred deer are killed
every day on the upper st. Johns and its tribu-
taries, in Florida
- Stephen Montgol6er saw shirt waving
when hung before the FIRE, from which he first
conceived the idea of balloon.
The President, accompanied by General
Dent, is to visit California in April, and will
remain six weeks on the Pacific coast.
- The mitrailleuse is now claimed as the
invention ofia ayGonfederate soldier, ON the atf.j
thority of Gen. Humphrey Marshall.
Mr.. David Aiken, a respectable and use-
full citizen Of Spartanburg County, died very
suddenly, on the 9th inst. s,,y,zti ~ ! ~.
The express system originated in 1889.
One express messenger in New. York travelled
100000 miles in ten years. -
- Theodore Monroe, colored man, from
Charleston, S. c., originally, is said to have &C
quired an extended reputation as q physician
at Cairo, Egypt.
on ,,primG facie evidence, the merits of their
cases to be considered in the future. .s..: j
= General Magruder leaves :. a son and
daughter now residing in Italy; the former a
physician, the latter an eminent vocalist and
painter. -...,.
The sugar and molasscs production of
Louisiana is regaining its former importance
The increase of receipts is fully fifty per cent.
over those of last year.
An exchange noted the fact that Louis
vile, KY, received in one day 255 barrels of
flour and 30Ss of whiskey, and then wonders
what they did with so much -four. ~. ~,
- The largest valley in the world is the Val.
ley of the Mississippi 1t contains five hum
dred thousand square miles, and is one of the
most fertile and profitable regions on the globe.
- A Liverpool journals authority for the
story that. a wealthy Englishman, Thomas
Dutton, recently deceased, left $4,000 in his
will to the family of the late Gen. Robert 3.
Lee. i, 7:;r.,7s,,,, ,5
- King Victor Emanuel is said to be haunt
ed by the disembodied spirits of the Bourbons
of France King Ulysses Grant is also haunt
ed by the disembodied spirits of the Bourbons
of Kentucky. 80 - @ ii5., 80 r.
The German, authorities have returned to
the French, $4,000 rifles taken by them in ex.
cess, of the;number which were to be delivered
to them by the terms of the capitulation of
Paris. .a5 .-.s,g r.;
"A Richmond paper says that not less than
10000 southsrnsrs, many of whom took part in
the war on. the Rebel side, are now residing psy-
manently IN New York, and adds that nearly
all of them are poor. .,,-. 81. 3. -. .,
lately in the hands of the militia of this couni
ty have been turned lover to Colonel IS. B.
Clowney and Sheriff DnvaA. This is move
in the right direction, and We hope this good
work will go on all over the State. ~ a
The Washington Chronicle of the 18th in
slant says: The Hon. S. L. Hoge, of South
Carolina, is an applicant for the position Of
Minister to Brazil, in place of Hon. 81. T,
Blow, resigned. Judge Hoge is endorsed BY.
the entire South Carolina delegation, almost
every Southern member of the House, and by
one-half the Ohio delegation. ts,g.,,.., a:ii
: South Carolina is reported as one the
three States which have. occasioned SO much
delay in sending the manuscript of the United
States census report to the printer; the other
two States are Mississippi and Texas. The re-
port adds, that but few counties remain; to be
heard from, and the WORK will soon be pushed
forward. =
= The New York Leader, the organ of the
Tammany Democracy, INDUCES in an outburst
of rhetoric on the American flag, which, At
says, "feats, a limp and faded rag, over the
heads of the money changers who have made
our fathers house den of thieves"
A German family named Waldevogle five:
In all, who landed at New York on the 9th
ultimo, to go to Richmond, Maine, got the
wrong tickets, and arrived at Richmond, ..Vir-
ginia, the day after, with only 81 in the party.
TIE police took care of them, and got them
lodgings at hotel:
= General Braxton Bragg has brought suit
in the United States Circuit Court against par;
ties who live in France, for possession of his
old Greenwood plantation, claiming $4,000
damages for destruction of property, and also.
for five hundred, and eighty-seven shares, each
for S100, of stock in the Citizens Bank of
Louisiana. -. .;...;..,. ....,- .7g-,
= Ben. Butler, on Tuesday, expressed a de-
sire to 'protect the people of the South from
murder" The Mumford family, of New Or
leans, would have protected their father from
murder if they could have protected'him from
Butler. :. y sr7r. .s,..T ..Ie.,7 ds;i1
= Near Staunton, Va., on the 7th inst:,,
about 25 negroes attempted to mob another
named Morrill,. Two of the mob seized Nor
rill, when the latter drew his knife and com.
menced to cut vigorously, by which he killed
one instantly and mortally wounded the other;
He then made his escape, but was afterwards
arrested and lodged in Jail. :
The Columbia PhGnir says: An,afair of
honor came near occurring in Chester ION Sat-
urday, between Messrs. Simon Jacoby and Jos.
Luchs Mr.. Luchs was the challenged party.
Weapons Winchester riars. The usual pre-
liminaries had been arranged, but the fight was
prevented by the town authorities.
= The Montgomery Mail says that since the
law was passed in Alabama giving every wo-
man St, 900 whose husband had been killed by
the Ku Klux, lots Of female carpet-baggers are
coaxing their husbands to 60 out in the woods,
hoping they may be Ku Kuxed. Extensive
emigration is expected in the State from New
England this spring, on account of the $4,000.
= The board of registers of Clarendon, Iowa,
idanided that women were entitled To vote in