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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-05-27
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ANDERSON, S. G.
SPRING STYLES, 1875.

. L lAl,GAlNinvto Gal, my friends and customers
W WAL cal anu eS4nine my large stock of MILL
NEhf ana D'ESS GOODS, which I have
spent two wees in the North, where t
posted posted myself in all c,e styles for the present
My DRESS MAKING, DEPARTMENT is
complete, and guarantee satisfaction in Ma
KING and in the styles for Cutting and Fitting.
Ladies' and Chldren's HATS trimmed in
the most fashionable styles, and upon the
shortest notice. Orders received by Railroad
Will be filled, and goods sent by next Irain.
| keep on hand large stock of LADIES'
GLOVES and HOSIERY, young Ladies' and
Gents FANON SASHES, BOWS and TIES.
am still the agent for Madam Demorest's
Patterns for Ladies' and Children, and have 4
large stock on hand, which will be sent by
mail when ordered,
Special attention given to all the STYLES for
Party and Bridal Outfits. Attention also given
to dress for Funeral occasions and Burial Ser
vices.
I have just received the sub-agency for this
place for the newly patented IRON-that
smoothcs, CLOSES, rufflcs, crimps and flutes
AL ladies should call and see it.
Stamping for Braiding, Embroidery and
Fluting done upon short notice.
New Goods received weekly.
thank my friends for their past patronage,
and most respectfully solicit a continuance Of
the same.
MRS. c. c. PEGG.
April 8, 1875
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-05-27
Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that
thew will make application to W. ". Hum
phreys, Judge Of Probate for Anderson Coun'
ty. on Thursday, the 10th day of June next,
for a Final Settlement of the Estate of Pene.
lope Nelson, deceased, and a Final Discharge
therefrom.
THE STATE SAVINGS and
INSURANCE BANK of ANDERSON, S. c.,
Administrator.
May 6, 1875 AZ
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-05-27
Notice of Final Settlement.
May 6, 1875

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that
ho will make application to w. w. Hum
phrevs Judge of Probate for Anderson Coun-
ty, on Tuesday, the Sth of June next, for
a Final Settlement Of the Estate of Joseph
B. Palmer, deceased, and Final Discharge
therefrOn.
MAY 6. 1875 az S
, 1875-04-24
Tho Defense. og Cunaaa.

Tho Pal Mall Ca1ctte says: "Col, Fletcher. Of
tho Scots Fnsi!ler Guards, wl.o.pcaks nat merely
with tho authority OF tho military sectetary to
1.nll uuffeEin. Int with that Of student Of tho
lho On tho defe,lsn Of Canada which doals very
Thoroughly NTH tho question. A frontier 200
lulea long. with narrow atrip OF cultivated laud
behIua it. and population email IN proportion
70 lhnt Of great ncishboE, totm obviously Ercnt
li1lcnltea of defo,sc. Col. Flotcher ai,lu-
Aons tho ,hea of ho:liug tho WeAtern Lakes by
htutnH upon these lakes forbid It, ho thinks. On
tho other hand, TO preyon& tho left OF tho real
part 10 bo defended (the frontier between Toronto
aud quebep) fFutn being turiled, 1!o lays II down
a. eBsential that lRku Ontario uuat be strongly
hold. For doing this there nro happily good
mcaus; as the hazbora OIL tho Canadian aids arc
tie better. and may 10 protected with lit..e
iotethought and exet.ion. alontroal " not only
the resi- centre Of the line, hut ts especially vu-
nerallla; and il it ho not fortified ~ las been
nsoposct 1t miiAt be protected t,y considerable
ayscmhIYga Ut force, preparations het'i3 inhdo
beforehand for throwing up tne ileldworka Wi.tcl1
would certainly layo to be raised to cover y, as
vol aB otl1era to hold the canal communications
sbuyo Fort Ontario. Dy means OF gunboaaa Oh
tue river, and a careful guarding OF tue canals
behind, Communication from Montreal 1nIst be
| ut auy cost secured with Quebec. Tho Bouth-
| Eastern approaches tn tAa latter city from the
| New England Ssases would alho need watching.
care ueing takop,, on tho ilrst symptoms OF
tious opposite thls paco on tho right bauk Of tue
1t. Lawrence. AS loug ID (lnebec should held
1 Uut,' Col. Flutchuf declares, 'Caun'ln wnnll ba
uueonquotcl,' III Eugluud wonll certainly pour
| supplies III lutlnY tito summer. And II Le be
rlght, thors seenlH to bn all the stronger roasou
iNr 4eeriuE that not quito 80 much should be
loft to 10 dane OIL the isst symptoms OF losil4.
| Hon."
, 1875-04-24

On Good Friday the time honorod uuBtom, 10
dear to alI Portuguese sailors, Of t!ogsins u e.
tlgY Tho falao npustte, Was carried out with al
due ceremony hY tbs craws Of aoyoral vosssls At
Portuguese aud south American natonalitics In
I.on,ou. At daybreak, q life.Hlxad tisuro Of =
1s,a., dscssnt In eaorA costume, with tack-bootB,
was lloIsted to Tho maatiload aud placard fast
otatl te tho brenBt, bearing tho inscription IN
l'ortugneys. ''ThiH IL Judas Iscarlos, who be-
trayed Christ" Tho etligy remRiuea ~ mast
hsadetl " until about III =. u,., wLen the enttse
crow ass!atsd In lowo.!ng 1t to tho deck, tho
ulit,'s boil meanwhile keeping up ali iuces-
uaut changing. The Ngute waa then car
zied tllsos times round ths deck, and finally
laHhed to tho capstss,. Tie crow thau armed
themselves with kuottel ropes aud proceeded to
bclRbos tho apostle, nutl loud yelIa and shout
Ing, tho ships bell all the time ringlng Nh &C.
compartment. panntkins Of prog were served
ons aud Tits iniluouce, combined with religious
zeal, rendered The iloage1a aImoht frantic with
excitement. Tho clothes Were cut ~ in slrcds,
md, when tho ii:u.o was co1nrlotely lcnuded,
the block OF wood which docs tinty TOR tho body
waa kicked all over tho deck. II var thnu sus-
peuded to o line aud thrown overheard into the
docks aud repeatedly dipped. Owing to the dock
regulations. the stump could not DO publicly
burnt; but It was chopped up into umall f.ag-
ncnts, aud handed over ID the cook to be burned
under tho galley tire.
, 1875-04-24

in Cuba, AMI when his estates we're conilscatel M
over SO,00o,0 ,00u werc nddcd 10 ,Ao treasury
of Spain. Other worthy and tnt!ne''t'ai ma,n-
bera Of lilo Casino nro Seniors Herrera,
ViIn, nnI Zulueta. n'I at whom
arc voaseI-ownets, ,shtrping merehanes, and
planters, tho ranlitcstiona ot their tIatto
extending to alt parts Of thu globe. II ls often
tin raso t1,at thu hor,Ro Of Huleta y sohroro.
has len vrrsols In port l!lIlng IN their holds
w,tl, the rro.ii.rts Of this forlio island, tho ex-
t,nrts from Which for ona year amount 10 ovsr
sYUOu1,Uen OF this nmo1nt nearly one-lia!f
vsa sent to tile United States, which rccoiyss
t,,llv that proportion of tho products OF Cuba,
England hntnE tho next l.carlest h,.yer. TO give
q correct ioa OF
TUE COMMERCE. OF HAVANA
have hui to state that tito nyetaEu number Of
the rcssels In this liarbor ia 2l0, of whi., Is
generally Htssms.irs and TOO csseta Of n1nro tsls
100 toua burthen; and that tho receipts Of sugar
alone At Havana from tito interior from, tlo 1nt
to tim 26sl, Of February exceeded 2o1 QUO boxes
and 2i,1u0 hogsheads. agaus. an ttin boxes aud
l5,0OO togsl,catls III tho samo tratc, OF limo
in 1s7i. Tho exportatiun Of this stsi'ln frntiuct
for tho anace Of six woaks was 7,2t3 bo1ns aud
7,5S hogslieads a fallIn. OF Of ;tp.s!uu hoxts ~
compared with tho corresponding thu" last year.
In tobacco, thero Inns been like ioeroaso III OK.
ports, whicl, wero OF follows III tho space OF
seven weeks.
, 1875-04-24

S$s:s 's;'ss s5!, s::s:!is 3:s
According 10 tho latest census tho tobacco anil
sugar predicting plantations wefo ,l0,un3, ont
Of lte mlole number 0f Gus farmH devoted
to planting at, 10 cats1o anu produce on to tele.
OF this number. 1,i25 aro Hugar estates. 91G
coffee, h,4>1 tobacco, o,20D Cattle farms. 22'a9b
produce anil general farms. Tho heaviest FnyAr-
producing counties nro Carlenas. with LII et-
inter and Nta.auzas, Will. i2'. This latter coai,
ty contalns tho City Of AtntanZna. with roNi!a-
tim ot s5.n)l inhabitants: OF tho tobacco
516!, ai,i pcnar del 1.lo, with 2.io5 estates. nro
thc most prominent. Tho former contains tlsn
City OF st. 1ago do Cuba, which. viii, tts 1o,o0o
Inhabitants, II tic secoud city Of Cnba.
To rctilrh from tho commercial TO tue social
I shall hayo to rctrnce my. HtepB to tue casino,
and Introduce to yons readers few
MEMBERS Or THE nAuTE .oSnr
who arc dlscnsssng til" news. se'or A.tolfo Gas
Rctt IL tho Administrator IT ti'e Lostei!cs OF lin"
vana and Of tho lslnnd of Cuba, and aB ho is
Just arranging Tho H'5i drawing, to taho place
placo April r. with O17 urizcs, amounting to g.,
t]0t' l)a leActas Of which 5u0.0l0 call DO had for
bOo peHctas II Gail forctell Tho lc'y number.
he il naturally nuxiOilB nh0nt tho operations or
tho C,iblu army.
Scnor Xuuua nealn is Administrator Of Pub.
tic totrect1o1la {Alcadta Eorr'Ec1nicnto) OF
Iasana,-a sort of 3layor.-and lle1sas jiHt pub.
ljsc4l q proclamation, increasing flconses hnh
ndlne ,,ow list OF RESTRICTIONS to DO imposed
ON cafea. cite. lie probably fears that, If tho
Cuban SUCCESSES continue, he will not be able 70
further extend lia charitable care Of tho Havan-
ESQ. but Seuor polloro, banker. politician. aud
flnanclcr-wlly does ho look cheerful. inascad Of
adding his tribute to tho general cTestfa!lonncss
Of hlA companions? 4 few days ago Falmesnda
asked contribution Of tho Haraneso bankers,
mud polletIo, Eoass,o 4 Co. have been loanng
ant contributing fnr homo tim to tho Captains
Generals. Who knows but What ton.ez, tho
advancing Cubai, 'ioncral, may bc loss expen-
syo in ls tastes aud his governmental 1'ollero
may at least hope no. ..
In this strain it wout1 DO easy to continue to
bring before your readers tho portraits. tho
characters and tho lie Of tho prominent mem
tho Casino but. na tho picture would III many
casos show only wealth corori1,g o multitude
OF ains." prefor to lot some native n,oralist or
6omc Cuban Dickens essay tho difficult mud nn-
thankful tasts. U. L. H.
, 1875-04-24
LEXINGTON.

LE1ISaToH.
Slowly the MiGt o'ar tic ,neatisIw was creeping,
bright ul the ttuwy tl,tls yliAtsnad the HIN. ~
When from lls co,lc wlo his children wers sleeping
1ose the buld relic! au'l rhanlhete1 his gun.
Waving her Koltlen veil
t}fer the silent late.
Dishs looks! the morning Of. cottage .nd 'pis';
ifishfl was hiR part!uG hiRh,
willis from his lob'o eye
Flashed thn l1At sparkle OF Hbettys Ire.
On ,ha r,naoth stecn hero TIM fresh leaf II sprngnr,
Calmly tho tirst-born Of gnry fnYs met:
llask iho .lsats.folfey around then. Il sng!ngl
Look with their life.bluod tie young grssa u wetl
Falnt IL tho iechle breath,
MnrMlrln3 low In death,
Tsll to MIR llt,W their fathers have died
SrverlheItsH tbs ir1At hahlt
i.kistsl for !.E .iat>s lant.
IIts hy th8 weapon thai Eleatna at ia aido.
orer the hiil.e.les the wild kncli Is toll!ng.
From, 't,.ir far ham1ets the Scornallry come;
Az through Tho ntotn.clauds tho thundet-hur1t roll
Circles tho heat Of the mastering drum.
Fast on .ne soldiers path
Darken the WayeH Of wrath.
Long have tAey gathered and lot,d .lal they fall:
Ilel Ehreb tia ilNakctk hanh,
Sharp rings tia rttle'k ctaHE4
Diazing and changing from tliiekes ant'wall.
daily the p1ume Of tho horsnu,ar was dancing,
Never to shadoW lila Gn1A brow nsain;
Proudly At morning the war.ttesd va: psancing
Ialo Ia Tho lip Of scGrn.
FotcelGAH tha tFunlpet-iutn,
Torn is TIM si!kGtl-frtngo'l rcd cyosz ou high;
Many feletl hreAtt
Inv on tho Turf Ehall rest,
Ere tho dark hunters tle herd Aayr rasxel By.
Bnow.giEded craqa where the hoarss wind Is saYn8s
ltocRs wAero the weary Aoctls mus.nur aud wal,
ltteltd with thu echoes that rode ou the gale,
Far Nv the tempest thrills
OyGs tho Iazktnrtt hills,
Far ~ the sunshine streams over tha plain,
Wuko ali tue mighty la,!.'.
GrIed for batt!c, fro1u Muuuta!u TO rnaia.
, 1875-04-24
FANSETTE THE FAWN,
cnAr. r.-TuE AbDuc1ED nrisrss


Tin sil,efy moon glittored on Tho pca.crcsp
waves of tho 1sll!no M II lastlo.l tho l,nst1o H.,
r1ltftnovortio,cutmlt n,J tLo ~,
,,o,o, ,,,,,.n,,,.,i t.n,-,,, ,,n,,, ,,o .''
rues .n"''"te 1o'"u'S ~, nn''u '''c "ls!'ea OF thu
io1ty refa'nn'ohs' Iho eaS'le waa batlc1 in
light, from tho lonjoti-koop to tho inky moa.
1estde tl.o t!owcty uortoulliy, and tLo l}atnuto
bant,ittt bIov tbcir 1,rn;ua nit or ,,,s,.
harm. 7. vas nro,,J ,Iav for ~, gns's' n1
t,e'''' ""' ,.t.o,", sAc A'afon
10 lilflfnoVefanre',pmataof md liz
bnAutiful but youthful brisio. Tho Dasou
waa keeping noiBy wasBall In lilo barou;ot
hall. and tho Young bu. loyotr brl1o WAS IN tha
,,,,,,. so,t,,lo -, i,"r oh.,or .,t,.. -, IN, 'oo
,o15 son.nao y, , ,,oF s1"H'' .,' s"x'ss "il
ao''1 n'o'net Ps'"o "' !no oA"".as'o 'osh' OF .
ohornhltniea' babet Tho joint l'rodfaotaon OF two
souls with llla single thought, two heatta that
heat an oue. III nj, hour tho nnreIic Gcr,,'I;"'
AIor.ntrnv,,a was ,o In chr;xto, 11,a,s 'aIao
1AuA""'.'o'A. W" ~ -" 1.' .n''e "aa
loul rh9 NJ tno eass1o-po'i' HsetS c'leok thtR.
oil blanche with fcnr. Suppose tlln Eo1motLe,
with tho silver cup should have Hpncl lnon
,,,orn of uranpo.neol or faltou dow, a co,,a.
t,,,.a tr,,, ,o1 ID. ,ro, ,,r,n,t.s4
~ P"hu WV n"RseH.u" Rsn 'u'a , ""s " '''''"ea'AalY
leu o1t ny THO collar a'hs teFA 10 death ly
wild mules IN tho iack G,,rlol'. Tho warden
hoihteti tic portcu'ia, ni,tl long train Of nofe
chiyalfy cntcrnl, led By the Ealaat clastollari
10 Hnarkkassc, who scatt9rod IarscsHo from lit
| 6addlo.bow ~ lo rnto by the Riao Of tho vii.
owed uarnnesa Won HWoitzer.. Iise castlo chapel
was brilliant with o thonhana burning tape1a,
, 1875-04-24

them, llll six lengths behind them, comea tho
Cambridge boat. but thu rnwers are laborlnE
heavily. Thcy have lost tho rhythm Of tho
ewing, and tllcro ls porccrtihlo wsresng IN the
Al they featlIor, and tho apraY icara up Will
message Of reproof. Ono Ean,o struggle for
war,l at tc ond and tl,ey nllghtlr decroaHo tho
Oxford ldatl. bnt tl'ey are t,caten att thoy Know
H. though they row fairly through tn tho 'lnltl,
til tho i,tstolshnt cracks ont from tho winning
post, a.,d Oxford wins tho 1ace Of 1915 BY el1 Or
Eovcn lengths.
noyAL1Y IN nErunL1csS sosrn1Ee.
After tho boats rome Tho four prleisectu
s,csness .ha mprsa boat IN ftnn e, to wsi nns
ttsnilsta Of 1inglant, md IL carries thu Irlnco
Of W.les .nd lilo Duke Of Ediph,rg; many
l'sndkctclfinfa arc waved to them, md
th',,s.m any h'ss e. ,o2 %t h, ~ comr.ron nn lon
and are Republicans, and AZ t!hnco M l mo
on his faco a set look. aud hs lip ousls 40 TIC
lirunsvickoEA 10 by. "Wiil l.o nvor be King. Of
England :" Hay, AZ tho R!uut AMI Roniewhat
snssse!oohing rrineo elldes b and ,t fsr nTay II
fen tllrono III t.lns aud crown n slso d'st
But thin IL l'oat-1sHcn 'ay, and politics arc not
tho busincea OF the )lonr, va walt aili aoe tito
two crcwH stcnm past on their WY homo to
crouato where our cab ia wastlns and ratio
swiftly back to London. Many ali eyo turra TO
liz IA wa pass, for many n,ar RNt woHlnii IN
,''r.f ~" n nows e1tGi nat aH snno,
t;,a. aja aoa.ni III n' ~. th"' ,,n.acr h.s
recognized tho lsop,lblicau orator.
CitANt.Ka nHAnIAAuHlf,
Ito nlan more Lowell aud moro rated than any
other man III broad England. speaking OF alr,
r,,on .,o,. l WA - H. n,cn u,n,,,
which overlook tho ship III which ho Travelled
homo. This paper, a hhort tiH,o ago, Eattl that
tono NO in ~ s,a,,, ~ thn f,u,,isl, nannrs nfurn
~ rstha",,, y. sno l T, ,inrr ,ntno rLa
~. tv H.. ,,n, ,'a.r1v ioat ti,n
imrli ejon,nncn ~ tto 1.1ost Isonnblicnu urator"
in sif,, snnne.s ~ ~. aaa,, r., rrsst i.nrer
n T., ~a, ~ - n"so " H., s,ai1amt Su
"osnn ~ hci,ornr ~ ~ f-.,,to;,,
n.,r,,xa ~ 80 -, NH ri
souo l;ttto nxc,.nmc,,t In rninr an IN Io,,don
a;out vim ,vinl a,n,,s - isrcnmn n fnninu
IN tio Iinhc.t n;rrIos or sne;c,y n,,l which las
ni,nat,v rnat ..,-,. .ora." " .conhas In,i,n. ~
Ill. ~ ~ n.s -,,h .-oai,, to- t,ct ~ Snn,n
t,tnc hotser +, T. In ,aro set thu nxann|o ut
,,mfn,,,n ~ ,,ria ~ ,snn .t.toa n,m in ma nr
ssn onnara,lx ~. ,rnsano.rontna anms NJ
n,nw,n+. scana,1 1I';un,r. .1,at n nnhnmau ~
ni,. r"n Ina ho",, ni.Iis,, ~ se1i cstatcs wh;ci,
i,nrn h"cs, IN in T"n,;1s for cnnturias in or,nF
tn r,ear iInaaif nf tho dinirnttics in Which ha
r n,v ''a o @ ~ vs IN .os AMI, t
hnxa lost r1tn nm etoe,;,. ii % in. tn th,, can.,ot
,io,,nn ,".sniT RI" ,,,nat,, ~ rcaiiv rraso ono
mn Il IL; sario,,x;v ~ hn topc,t tlyat somo wny
n,ar ho fou,n ~ chcct;nr liza nrart,co bcforo
il hns bacn,no w;,ioly fn.binn.bie. Un,uckiIy
uomh1irr nrnara ~ cyo,t n ratai tn,unnro nyer
h. ~ s ~ t.,sia =; T. n,,I T. IL tie
in,nornnt foro ,at ti,a cadnrs nf IA Oh.
inn,hla nnc,otv sI,n,,i,l rosntcIv rrnsh ,ho nrac
tisnDsvt,inl, inv "a,, IL n fhnr 'chnnan-
Win ;s known to r., a rambler. TjHe utter ,1so.
ioasrna. or yi;ci, rrinat1n lirrs NJ hnt
, 1875-04-24

Mrs. DEAN, vito Of tho Roy: !, VI, :, p,sulot
Slam, ob3ects to tho eameaa ttao.iS' tn, tob.sco,
ones VITO aud children for optnal. liz. ptu
nhtIve ram. 1t is very evident tnai ~; s,sm u ~
s.msas n'easu d ,ss soutfncs bad habits aud doP
With q cruel "upple."
, 1875-04-24

"a rttjoa Of t"ehLy yeaFA Inns t!hfEfd3
A beautiful maiden sat roasting peanuts by a
cornnr vineyard. It was IL Atneric,. It nas
Geraldine Aloxandrnyun. 1}nt slle was know1l
ns Fansetso tho Fawn, The mysterious F!ist1a
was with her. She still woro tho nloise Antique.
It became moro aud moro antique eFctY Hay.
Wlcn Frigitla ntductcd Geraldine Bto conveyed
hor to tho deopust Possesses Of tho Hartx Noun.
taina. There wero no cows ii, those da5a, and
10 Goralt!ino was u,,raea by n fawll. llence ks1
nnnle, Fa.isetto lovod aud wnB beloved again.
llo uroyo Engine No. 20. Ills nanio Il s,s
D!oodanck. clsristenoa JON. llc softly told hi.
It wnB beautiful, tho fresh young lovo of shosa
two gushing FOULS. Ono night two SOLITARY
horscmen hatod their weary stcoda by the rss.
nut-stall They snatched tho boausifu! Flu.
setto baldlcadel from hor James arnlz aad
boro hor uhrlcItins through, tho beautiful snoa
lost Chasteftard dc sparltkaeao and the DHoa
ulti,novorlercupm,tabr Thu faithful
goblin pago shrieked aloud for tho paice
and FriSida tore. tho mus.nela ffau
tho hated Caato,lard do sparkkasso' shll' 5en 1;
Baron emptied his revolver iuto tiss fant'sg
Frigida who also fell we|torfny tn her gorc ort'
tho still nfeless body Of tho gaIl.nt onsine-
driver. Nor was this all. Laying tho fantiog
Fanrotto over tho saddle Of his foamias charger,
il, al Instant tho pniat!a1 abode was IN mass
OF torled aud iiory tInmo. Horror! Tho boaca
OF Trigida and Jetn Dloo.lsuck were IN tho rath
OF fire. Fansctto awake. She Raw hes loseFi
cromatng form. anl In nil instant was b. his
sido. Tho Baron toro her awny, and. taking
bottle from llis coat-tais, ho poured tho benzns
contents ovor tho inanmate form Of tte hap"
less lover, and tho moro Autiquo Of tho uys
terions Frigida. ,.
s'IIa, la, La! = yelled tho Dnron; "thas pat.
isl tho enemies of tho Baron nitimove.delca2,
mitabrichstcin Of tho Wncilt-ondor- -lil'lne;" and
tie flames tlow up md, wien day hreka ths
next morning, the city lay III d mound nt aEnou,
doring nahos, and tllora was mono living TO st1
| tho tale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

III communication 70 the Aldermen yesterday
Commission FitK John Porter said that $3.50 0pD
had been appropriated for lamps on Manhattan
Island and tnlt the expenditure, and liabilities
70 April 50 were t2t9.21S For tne ensuing eigns
months the estimates we're siS2.9 800 To this
Twenty third And Twen1l fourth wards 100000
was appropriated lor lamps 10 A1ril 30. SIS SOS
or this amount lad been expended. rhe estl-
mate lor the rest OF INC year Tor these wards IL
s77,oSs-a denciencS 10 appropriation o. si55ts.
four nun red new lamps provided FOR ~ resolu-
ton or the Common Coun n, are u be pau fJr
our Of the estimates.
letter rom the Comptroller was read atIne
meeting or The Aldermen IN which ne stated HAT
he nad received rom the Aldermen resolutions
directing hlm 90 lease several buildings and parts
u buildings ior ciiy purposes the total annual
rental 81 which would amount 10 &2e.iO Ihe
rent appropriation zoe 1919 was $1,000, tne comp
trOger stated. and the amount WniGn would ne
ance beiag ONLY $40. 200. lie called the attention
81 tine board 70 toe iast That the cnarter provided
tnat no expenditure " money could be made be-
yund thc approximation for any special purpose
The committee on salaries were Instructed 20
consider tne matter
toH n the Aldermauic Boaru, winch Wa
adOpted:-
Resolved that us Honor me wayor be ana H. =
counts rs feporl II tins Hoard statement showing ia
W. ~ he sar Pa fa ~ 70 y
rub ralks roal tle "a y he ara payment q saiA-
ber t7t tose;her wltn ne law y AVS Aathonzins
Alderman prEgOY offered = resolution. which
vas pass"d, directing she GERS 81 the Common
Council - execute lease ~ JOhn Is. Haskin 81
the building 20 ~ USED - a Court House lOr tnc
IentA dlstrIct
M aar.et.oa, the auciiouecr VINO sold the fur
nitute II ars. Hughes tt aucuOn, whose case vas
referred loIn tie HERALD yesterday. appeared res
terday before the Mayors chiei clefE and showed
mat ne a4d nan a special agreement visa whiiam
NutW THNNN
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4. II spnILuRp-s MN

10 rBE EDlr0E oy TBS HgEALD3--
a. reply 70 your request i9f 1y 8cws regarding
tne aulueuticity u tac Declaration 81 lndepena
ence o. MecklenBurg county. North Carolina.
bearing 0ate May ~ ia, bsye - sas 3nai
know o. scarcely am SUBJECT d hs,orlcsi inquiry
concerring when 20 many loose statements have
been made a. this one In treating 81 l. many
wrner. have deemed themselves lusured n
ignoring established Jaws Or evidence. taxing
things ior granted wnlcH are unpro'en aud SUB
stituung insinust.o ns anu abuse Tor argument.
Yet cue quesuoa Is one the elements whlcn are
simple ana the evidence clear. calm and DIS
! assioaats siitinQ OF Il, applying onlJ the same
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MECKLENBURG.
Continuation Of the Discussion on the
Disputed Documents.

WHAT EX-GOVERNOR GRAHAM THINKS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27
A Novel Propeller.


The New Haven Palladium says that a
mechanic in that city named Jardine has
invented method of propelling boats by
atmospheric pressure, by which he claims
to be able TO attain q speed of five miles
an hour. The boat which he has taken
for his experiment was a two-masted
sharpie. Two keels have been placed on
the bottom parallel with each other. The
motive power lies in a small engine, run
by small boiler. This engine runs q
blower, which forces the air into an air
tight box built in the bottom of the boat a
little toward the stern. Three iron tubes
lead from the box through the bottom OF
the boat, being flush with the outside.
These tubes are inclined to the stern and
convey the compressed air to the top OF
the water. This air, pressed against the
surface of the water, forces the boat for.
ward without any swell. The keels keeT
the air from spreading before il does It's
work. The inventor claims to have very
valuable invention and something tha
might be used to advantage, especially in
canals. Mr.. Jardine has been experiment
ing with the boat for the last three weeks
Its first trip was for distance of several
miles. The horsepower needed as pro
pelling power is very small indeed.