The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-05-29
I4EMs--EDI7oR1A1 AND OTHERWISE.

by the Republican party for-re-elcction.
z - boy in Richmond, Va, was injured by
the xplosionof q cocoanut the other day.
= - EasleysStation is the aname of the first
depot onsthe Air Line Railroad west of Green
VILE
Rev. John G. Law, of Laurens, has been
called to supply the Presbyterian church at
Wathalla
Mrs. D. W.. Hawthorn, after long and
painful illness, died at Honea Path on last
Thursday.
Mr.. A. C. McGllviray, the well-known
'al1ctioleer and broker Of Charleston, died last
week, of apoplexy.
late Chief Justice Chase has left be-
quests of $4,000 each, to Dartmouth College
and Wilberferce University ectt. j., .isl.T .trQ
- The President has rendered the. Russian
mission to Ex-Governor Jewel, of :Connecti7i 4
cut and he has decline4 it. s:d; ~ eya.Iiii. :.
Nv. H., Hill, "a son of General, d. H. Hill,
ofrthe Confederatg, Army, has been appointed, /,
to a cadetship at West Point! .9i,4! ii II - ed
s-E England is said tor be. the oplyn country in 4
Europe in wllieheeerporel punishment is Fe7
tanned partef school idiscipGness I'd: q. bieq
91. Ulysses,Ss Grant, iri, son ofthelP President, /
recently aSrigedin New York from Germany,
where elhad been rparsuingA colrsejof, stud5y
! ..-7nCharles BIZ Simonton, Esq, ,ef alabama. j
a,dis.inguished lawyer, will, deliver she alun,ni] ]
orationR at the approaching comaene eemeptl OF
Erskine Gollegeib .rei,e.;Ivio, I. ainaye .ts212
/ - The. .Presiaent.bas directed that all Of the
departments in Washington shall be closed den9
the Goth inst, when the graves Of the Federal \
soldiers will be decorated; 10 styibs 10 sss7algJ
! In Judge Pierrepent declined the mission to-
Russia, recently, rendered him by the, Rresidentd q
on, the ground that is would interfere seriously
with his professional interests. aIs yird9iIf I'd
- James e. Hageea, Esgs the 4newly-apef
pointed, Clerk of the United States Circuit
Court, has,qualiiedfandy entered upon the du-
ties,of lhslofhee in theiGity of Gharleston.27jcI
Hon! James Phelany prominent lawyer D
formerlyt,a member ofthe Confederate Senate
from Mississippi, died,a at Memphis,i of erysipe-
las caused eby e,zernoyal eofIa small tuniorI
from his, neck kser-o7a liz bnr g,aS9G griHiii1iJ
a. The Cincinnati Gnsn,ercidl recommends
Gen. D. F. Butler for thercomman3 of an ez,i
pedition.to the North Pole. The inhabitants
Of the polar region are@not deserving such
punishment, in our Judgment ~ -
The monument whieS the Ladies' Memo
rial Association are erecting to the Confederate
dead, iiDo Magnolia Cemetery, Charleston, will
ba,completed BY the 6rstl of Jnne; when the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will take place.. ,noe 9at
~! The Postmaster, General has iinterdicted
the circulation gthrongho the1 mails Of hewspa!l
perscbaying apy writing, onl theTwrappcrs 1exit
cept itherfiil address It7is not lawful to add
init;als; mon eYeh to write Aone newspaper" on
the wrapperao ni.'goW Js,1G MOI; soGi! aruJ.
| -The President and Vice President of the
United States; the Goyernor.Genefal of Cana
dao.thes Governors of the different States and
other distinguished officials aregexpected to
attend theg mnsicaLjnbhee .iniG Chicago onthe
lst,of sJnnek oGi buG efGD Hin oIg5ui od. 81
os4 The Gharlntte Democrat says that seven
mounds of gold WAS reccntfy taken to the mint
that place from the BreMefIgold mine insthe
edge of South Carolina. It owasfrnn into one
pound bars; .andi in that condition bought by
one of the banks. sia.Gibai moit 3gd siGi 5uan
g--- Edgefeld is agitatings the question ofsa
wooden railroad from that town to the nearest:
depot on the Golumbia and Augusta RAJ lroad, 8
distanceof sixSmiles. 1.-THE "facts and 6gures'
loob plausible, and indicate great Succession
the undertaking as an investment; xoaH y -
-; Judge Carpenter has denied9tke motion
forea new trial made by the counsel of Captain
George fupperj recently convicted OF man!
slaughter, and sentenced himsto imprisonment
at hard labor. for fveiyears IN theP Penitentiaryy
Notice ofappeal has, been given. oj ,daanG 5a:
d Tie exodus to Europe is unprecedentedly
large. 9Itis stated that between forty and fifty
thousand PassPorts nXye eee 49, ~ .G9 Is.
State Department at Hasn.ng.Un sinse tns ~
of January, ana tne nnmoer WHY wy talgsi
ly added to during tne COMING t"o nsy gntn ~
Reports Of the condition of the ,djceCttoeSp
songhoat Tepessee Arkiansas ana AIs; l,
sisippi; sfs yefy d.ssourag,ng, Sglng e. tns
backward Etln, IHs sool ana nsrq s, 5SitpiS 81
tEs Pay sTsSk 9aye GsaseH GSG s
id imIense Hhmbsts, destroing RSssh S9Fs2n1- S91-
and Ill 'i.ns ~ IN ' noi,,u7, no, adt
iI rr Thera are @ @aasopresens, c1S0, ,g0g mSIes of
IaiifwaX aiffv on ixheFeef1 about 300
br more than one s6slf n l6e United States.
inr countTies, where goyerpmens management
egsssts there ass altogether, shopt6 0eotniles of
tail9ay,1rT The Bslgan, GoYsrDmept has oths.
gTeatest pgopoFtionate oNgershjp. IN Austria i