The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1872-04-17
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Ma 8. Jsbnson has been. elected Pres
ident Of the Bank Of Charleston. 90 .. r
The posma.ter at Itssks, Mich, Is aot
related to the President. His salary Is Si2
sJear. ..--.--
Judge Orr remarked, in dissmissing tho
Pickens juries, "that Pickens was still the
banner county for peace, order and rrospers
hy'ns 5Gsgsai &C 1oi Sr.assS D VI "'. s1e
Prot Samuei'F. B. Morse sinvantor Of the
telegraph. departed this life, In New York
city, on I'd, inst. He was eighty.one years
Of sge.s ,asri F5laaes sss3a r.2 owe .,s5A
James N. Law, Esq, has been elected
Intendant, and d. r. Flenniken. James
Beaty, a. F. Gooding, G. II. McMas,er,
Ward.ns Of Winnsboro.
The $4,000 reasons Why New Hampshire
went Republican are said to be the SIC 900
spent blythe Washington Office hol Ter, to
cory on the canvass s'a rsa.s .saa .4isr
Business and professional men in Charles
ton are submitting to the license laws.
rather than expose themselves to penalties.
The exactions will yield over million.
United States Marshal Wallace has ap-,
pointed John B. Hubbard. formerly chief of
the State consiabulary. general deputy
marshal. a&gj - .a.f.a ... las.
Virginia has given two-thirds Of the Ag,
ricultural Land Scrip to the Preston and
olin Institute at Blacksbury. in South wes>
tern Virginia, for an Agricultural College,
and one.'hird to the colored Chesapeake e
College, at Hampton.
The Charleston Ne,os, of Sd inst. saws
Yesterday afternoon. the choice Of pews
In The new German Church was sold at auc
tion in the church, and the very handsome
sum OF 81 .465 was realized as the procee DIS
OF the sale Of fifty-six pews The highest
price paid was six hundred dollars. q ...
Rev. H. NJ. Mood Presiding Elder Of the
Cokessbury District. is an earnest advocate
Of the cause OF Temperance. We need
such men, and a great many Of them, at
this time. IntemPerance. like an angry
flood. is sweeping over the land, creating
unhappioess. poverty and woe.
The following citizens OF Newberry were
arrested last Monday on charges of viola.
ting the Ku-Klux act, in addition to those
already reported: Sim Malone, DR.. Secilly,
George Slime. Cicero Lovelace. Frank Love>
lace. ElisWall, Frank Dodd, William Kin>
nard, DR.. Ed. A. Jones. Thomas B wad-
bingham, John Merchant. ... ."
A dispatch from Yeddo, Japan, announces
that twelve persons attempted to assassina ate
the Mikado Of Japan and were unsuccessful
two were captured and ten escaped. Great
uneasiness prevails, and orders were issued
forbidding foreigners to- go'beyond tho limits
of Yeddo. 10 p; u~.fa.rt.- "a. .
Agentleman from South Carolina has in
formed the Boston Post that Congressman r
b. Elliot has made at least s. $4,000 in cash
on account of the assistance rendered Gov.
Scott in fighting impeachment. He has been
in Columbia all winter, AMI has not occupied
his seat in Congress since the session began
last December. '. "i
1t is no longer doubted that Gov. Davis,
Of Texas, is fugitive from justice, as moth
ing has been heard OF him for several
weeks. His guilt must have been over.
whelming, indeed, as he flei to escape i'm
peachment at the hands Of Radical Leg.
,slature. r ... .. . "
General Cooper. Adjutant>G eueral OF tn,
armies Of the late Confederacy. is now
though seventy years old. living in almost
abject poverty near Alexandria, Virginia
He I, tiiling q few acres Of barren soil, and
working like a common laborer to suppor,
his wife and child.
The Legislature, at. its recent session
passed an Act ameodatory Of the infamou,
Election Law. The Amendment direct,
that the managers count the votes, public.
~, Immediately after the polls are closed
This will lessen the chances for ballot box
stuffiog. unless the Radicals devise some
method Of evading its requirements, which
does not seem possible
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