The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-07-27
ITs;MYjs-ED1roR1AL AND OTHERWISE.

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Ex-Governor Holden has gone to Leaven
worth. Kansas, to start a newspaper.
- Mrs. Julia Ward Howe has been nomina-
ted for Governor of Massachusetts: -. =
- The Democratic State Convention, ", OF
MARYLAND has nominated VIM. Pinkney Whlte
for Governor. :. &c
candidate for Congress from the Sth District Oh
New York city. oe N,,o,oon
III, will probably be offered Tor sale ny 'hc
Prussian government .,41
Hon. Cassius NJ. Clay, in speech at Lex
ington, KY, the other day, came out strongly
in favor of Horace Greeley for President.
Miss. Annie r. Blount, of Augusta, Ga.'
tha talented and popular authoress, was mar
ried on the 9th of July to MIR. John T. Pdrdue.
s.-zc Grand iuries have been abolished IN the
State courts of Wisconsin by an act OF the Leg.
;sIatnre which went into effect on the lst OF
July. D.. p,.,or
for Governor of Massachusetts,, and that the
Denoerats will carry the next Presidential elec-
tion.. ,,.,
the mast twenty years ever been in sopeaceaole
and orderly condition as it has been since the
Mrs. Vallandighan, quite recovered from
the .prostration attending her unhappy calaml-
ty. has taken her son to Cumberland, Md,
where she is stopping with friends.
The Dental Association OF the Unlteo
States will hold its annual meeting at tne
Gtesnbrier White Sulphur Springs, III west
VIRGINIA ON the first Tuesday in August.
SThe Washington Capital is discussing the
raomentous question "Shall we have better
White House to put our President in, or bet
fer President to put in our White HouseT
- Paris is undergoing complete renovation.
S;S thousand masons are employed in repair
mo dam,sed buildings and erecting new ones.
T6e city IS also being thoroughly disinfected.
t5- Lieutenant Grant, who graduated at West
Point. a few weeks since, has leave OF absence
nntil October. He will spend the time on the
Union Pacific Railroad, on which he has been
offered position as civil engineer. a,
- The Abbeville (La.) Flag says; The
Dutch took Holland some time ago; recently
they took France; and now they are taking
Louisiana. There are already six thousand
more Germans in the State than Frenchmen =,
= The American Congress OF Science Will
meet in indianapolis next month. 1t IS ex-
nectsd that the Convention will be the largest
That has ever met in this country. Some of
the most eminent scientific men in Europe will
be present.
~ Col Thomas Ell. Ruger of the Eighteenth
Federal Infantry. who was at one time Pro-
visional Governor of Georgia, under an ap,,
pointment of Gen. Meade, has been assigned
to the command of the West Point Military
Academy.
= Tremendous peaches, pears and apples,
cabbages weighing eight pounds, beets weigh
ing twelve to fifteen pounds, onions weighing
two and half pounds, and other vegetables IN
proportion, are boasted of by the interior pa
pers of Texas.
The State Convention of teachers and
school superintendents of Alabama has re-
solved by q unanimous vote, that the educa-
ton of the colored race is duty and the high
privilege of the white race, and that the con-
vention concur in any measure calculated to
accomplish the result
The Democratic nominee for Governor OF
Maine has endorsed the new departure move
ment, and says in his letter accepting the nom
ination, that, "In the present Condition of the
country renewed agitation, either North or
South, of the issues involed iii the late war
regard as worse than useless"
= a report is going the rounds that tho
Cherokee Indians, in Western North Carolina;
have filed claim against the Government for
all the lands lying between the Blue Ridge and
Cumberland mountains, and extending from
Bristol to Chattanooga. 1t is said that when
the treaty was made ceding this land, the Cher
okee Chief failed to sign it, and that it is, there
fore, of no value.