The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-06-29
1TEMs-EDITOR1AL AND OTHERWISE

Minister to Great Britain, presented his Gre.
dentials to the Queen on Friday last.
- President Grant will start on his Califor-
MIA trip about the 10Th of August, accompanied
by all his Cabinet officers.
THE Mobile Register suggests the nomina-
tion of Gen. Hancock rs the Democratic can
didate for President
- The Marion Ill.) Times nominates Gen
John A. Logan as the Radical candidate for
President.
= Henry Clay's old home, Ashland, has
been. purchased by the University of Kentucky
for $4,000.
has been elected president of the University Of
| Alabama, and will accept.
A Kentucky paper notes rapid develop
ment of the temperance reform in that State,
/ through the exertions of the Good Templars
= The Russian Minister has officially an
nounced that the Grand Duke Alexis will visit
! the United States in September next
- The papers left by President Lincoln are
| to be.published. Judge David Davis, of Hi
nois,- is now revising them.
| The Rio Janerio correspondent OF the
! York Herald says the Emperor of Brazil will
not visit the United States.
! = The Cairo Bulletin proposes James R.
Doolittle as the candidate of the Democracy
| for President in 1872.
| - The Indianapolis Sentinel formally pre-
| sents the name of Thomas A. Hendricks for
the Democratic nomination for President.
St Louis is going to spend S3,OOO,OO0 on
railway station to accommodate ali the peo-
pie who want to leave by the first train.
= New Hampshire is celebrating over an
act for the better protection of the rights OF
married men.
1T is said that the improved lands in
South Carolina are worth $20,000,000, while
the fences that enclose them have actually COST
| $16,OOO000.
= The Fourth of July entertainment at Au-
rora, Illinois, is to consist of the reading OF
! President Lincoln's emancipation proclamation
by his son, Robert T. Lincoln.
| : Governor Davis, of Texas, has ordered
| elections in that State for four Representatives
in Congress, to take place on the 3rd of Octo-
Der next.
| "A bill has been introduced in the Con-
necticut Legislature making the legal rate OF
interest six per cent. when not otherwise agreed,
and repeating the usury laws.
! = The Texas Pacific Railway is to be 1916
| miles in length. For 25O miles the road will
| be an airline and in q stretch of 815 miles
there will be but six bridges.
- The number of Americans going to Eu-
rope, Just now, is immense, and almost every
city in the Union is represented in the passen-
ger lists:
= James Buchanan, nephew of the late
| President, died at Guilford Station, Virginia,
on Friday, and his remains have been taken to
| Pennsylvania, for interment.
| Hinton Rowan Helper, notorious as the
author of the Impending Crisis" published
previous to: the war, has sailed for Buenos
Ayres.
= The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Ma
SONS of Canada, by unanimous vote, have re-
sumed allegiance to the General Grand Chap
ter of the United States, from which they
| seeded in 1860. ~
= The colored and white Radicals of Mont
| romery, Ala, had Sabbath school picnic,
one day last week, which ended in row-one
man being mortally and two Others slightly
wounded.
= 1t is at last proposed in Savannah, Ga, to
place an inscription on the monument erected
to General Nathaniel Greene, which has stood
for forty years without even the name of the
hero to mark it. e..
= Mr.. Vallandinghann's support of theory
in defence of a client has cost his life. 1t
| would be curious if the demonstration of the
possible correctness of that theory should save
/ the life of the clientp whose interests he Sc
faithfully served. t.
| No less than two hundred and twenty.
| four life insurance companies have been wound
up in Great Britain within the last twenty-si1
years. This is twice as many as now exist
/ there.
| =" "The hard, earnest way in which some'
Yankees "hate niggers affords really a. curious
subject for study" The other day MIR. J. S.
White died, leaving $4,000 to the University
of Vermont at Berlington, upon the express
J condition that no colored student should ever
4 receive a dellar oft. ~...2
\ = Roswell, Georgia. has now one cottonlfac.
tory in operation, running 1000 spindles, and
consuming eight bales of cotton each day, and
has another factory about completed, which
4 will run the same number of spindles. 1t will
be remembered that this town and ali of its
4 interests were entirely destroyed during the
/. late war.
! - The people of California are to decide al
the next election whether they will accept an
amendment to their State Constitution which
provides that the Legislature shall have nc
4 power to make an appropriation of money fo,
any purpose whatever for longer period than
two years. =: ~ 80:
The New Orleans Times gets off good
thing for JEFF. Davis: Radical papers quote with
JUNCTION the following alleged extract from JEFF
1 Davis speech: i am not one who accepts the
situation-I accept nothing The contrast be-
tween rebel JEFF. Davis and hero Grant, in this
respect is SO striking, that they can't help no
ticing it."
During the late war the property of Gen.
eral Bradley T. Johnson, in Maryland, was
sold by trustee under decree of the Circuit
Court for Frederick County, but upon the ter.
mination of the war General johnson com.
menced proceedings for its recovery, which
have finally terminated in his favor.
~ Chief Justice Chase has given in his ad.
hesion to the Ohio Democratic platform, and
saws the Democratic candidate for Governor Of
that State will receive his hearty support
This is an important gain to the Democratic
ranks, and will have great influence upon the
political future of the country.
The Hillsboro'. n. c.. Recorder SAYS A