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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-12-06
TILE FINANCES.


The ordinary revenues from all sources
t"the fiscal year ended jane 50, 1882,
scro IS follows: From customs $22O. no.
7|1 .; trQm internal revehnA Si46 49,
aJj -; from sales of public lands,
4i1j3140.37; from tax on circulation
and deposits of national banks, So &c.
7ll 10; from re payment of interest by
Plciic railway companies, SS40, 554 ~ !;
...yn snItng fopi for Pacific railway
rJnnlncs, $79s, 27l.l2; from cI5oms,
fees, fines, penalties, and etc, Sl34 1874,
oJO from fees-consular letters patent,
anl lanls-S263, S99.97; from proceeds
If sales OF government property, S3l 49,
1885,; from profits on coinage, bullion
aap9sis and assays, l,1lG, G93.73; from
liam uust funds S5,705 ,24322; from
cposis by individuals for surveying
poolic lands, $2,052, 30G. So; from revenues
a. the District of Columbia, Sl,7l5, l76 ii
rom miscellaneous sources, 50, 1888 4 10 43
,sal ordinary re ,eiptS, SOB, 1923, 250 %
Vla ordinary cxpend lures for the same
a,liol were: For civil tx )ynses, SlS,0l2.-
.flj - for foreign inci course 81 ,307 ,5S3,
~; for Indians, 80 1871 40; for pensions
-il 3t5, 1876 %; for the military oS ahIish
,aant including river and hlvbot improve
iGau'8ant ac5onlIs, St3 80, l9i 10; for
Vie naval e3-ablishm mt, in In linz vessels
u"I.ucry and improvements ut navy
yarls, SD 0}2,0l6 26; for M ,lllno>IS
a<)MIjtnrAs, inclu ling p lb'ia b iildin IS,
,Ih1l5es aid COLES in, Ms revenu. ),
4r.jj9, 1885, for ex3.n litur -
lCgy.%t of the District OF C,un al.
$&}}J5l3.87; for in ece,. on tn pl'l C
debt, S7l,077, 206.79. T. Il . tinl"y
e>J'n litures S2j795I 439 81. Leaving a
slcpu3 roy1nua of Slj,5t3,SlO7 II,
which, with an Sn'unt drawn fol
.lo cash balance in tho treasury 0
2)7j7 G)i,Sl, making Sl6G, 28l ,50j. SIS
was applied to the redemption of bond
~ the sinking funI, S60,O79, $50; o
'ar..opal currency for the sinking fund
as 70j 30; of loan of July and August
leGt 2G2, j72,Oj0; Of loan Of March, 1868
3ll72 900; of funded loan of 1881, $37
lDi TO; of loan Of 1888, 1000; Of loa
Nc Feorulry. 1851, 100000; of five
,H,uics Of 1862, $500; Of fv"lwcntie
Of lS,l 81 i0); OF liy1tSonti3t Of 1856,
sou; Of tenlorticj of 1864, S2j $50; o
cguso3 " 1865, SSG,450; of consols {
1867, ? lO9 ,250; of consols of 1863, Sill
700; Of Oregon war Gobt, $G7j,250; {
oh damlnd, compound interest, and othr
notes, SlS,3j0; total, $lGG, 28l ,505 Z,
The foreign commerce of the United State
during the last G1cll year, inclu lin
imports and exports of merchandise an
specie was rs follows: Exports
rhaudse, E3750,542 257; specie, SI9,4l7
10; total, S799,929,73G. Imporls-mcl
chlndsc, 1924 ,639, 574; sp,cic, $42, 472
joO total, S7G7,1ll,0Gl, Excess
Morris over imports OF merchandise
has been before for any of tho prcvior
six years, as appears by the following
Year ended June 80, tXcess of expor
over imports Of merchandiso-iS7G, $40
ai3,l8l; 1877, Sl5l, 152.Q9li 1878, S257
all23l; 1879, $2GLGGl,65C 1880, SlG7
G'%0l2i 1881, S2jS7l27l8; 1882 ss5
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-12-06
For County Court :

Henry Ward Beecher has had an UNI
brella which he had lost, returned 10 him
and no LONGER doubts the miracles.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-30
Die Tlorenee 9ftabtinsale Der &in
berpfleNe.

Die Tlorenee gftebtinaale Der 6ins
berpfieae.
Goleenbes III eia Nus3us eines an BEN
Deutl&en Nsiorm MsfsnSsr In gtam.
bsrsbursb. Da.. sei&risttnen Brisfes:
Giue Ucblthdterin.
Osfnet bic 3tiire fur fe unb Wrs
2Dtnslcw wtrb bewtilen, bab fe bic ame.
rtlanti&e Glorentinsr NaHtisau Der Rin.
eu IL. Dapon fab mir 70 i6eraeuat,
eae wir unierer vSuiy" lebren werbsn
sn iassn: ,. .@elssnst ia Wrs Wiuslpu"
neil fe berielten bebalEid mar. iber bic
9srioes bss 3atn'ns uao anbee Ws=
hwerltnieiien fur 3inbsr binw ea,utom.
msn. Wrs Dinslpw Sootino
SYrup nimmt ben &inbsrn bic Sdm.r
,.n uno turirt Dyisntris uno Diarrboe.
VI ma&t ben Gaumsn CART. befret BON
entliinbuns unb brtnst bas 8inb aliidlt&
absr bic Dsrioee bee 3atasns tlnwsa.
er tbnt 8sraes eas. was n poraiebt ~
tbuu, WqsS u1p uidt rpsaissr. Sir bo.
ben sInmal Mrs Dinelom ssist.n une
tenasn Rs nur purn ibrsn Soottno
Sprup far Rinbtr. Wsnn mir BIZ
Wla6t tdtten. wirbsn mir 7t als 5.ilaat
fur en Rtnbsr binRsuen--was fe aud
In Der abat iR. Der Syrup wirb II
ausn NpOtbstsn su 25 gsuts per Glafd,
psrsauft.
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@anferptt Der ,,0aoulette.41mietn. /"

@anferptt Der ulette:91nigtn. .
gBie gemonnen, 10 serronnen. Nls
Der befannte Spielpddter Blanc bor
Wonaco feline Mugen f9loB, ba lief e1
unsesdblte Wi1ionen auriid. 9erab:
getommene prinaen rihen 1i@ UNI biz
906ter bes oerforbenen r&6niss bon
&oulettes Gnaben" unb balb mar BIZ
@ittme Blanc bic S9miegermutter
smeier Brin3en, zines prinaen Bond
parte, bes Sobnes bes berii6tigten
pierre 8onaparte (ber Moro=p peter)
uno zines Giirften &abainin. 9ie
S66ter bes Spielerfoniss tpur6tn
prinsefiinnen un6 bic prinaen famen
su ettpas r&leingelo".
Stun uurbe neuli9 3um ni1t GERM
gen Grftaunen Der Welt unb aur b66=
fen 8erbltfung Der @1miegeriDbne
iiber ben Na9laB Der bor ni6t langer
3eit seritorbenen Mitttpe Blanc Ser
@oneurs erbffnet. gs bate ii9 beraus=
gefeQt, bas bic Grau mebr S9ulben
als @elb suriidgelaKen bat. Die S1ulz
ben follen fi@ auf iiber 80 Miuionen
Grancs belaufeH. Grau Blanc mar
eine rlefige 8eridpenberin unb bate
IN faraer 3eit bas Rielenberm6gem, bas
fie ererbt, nerpraBt.
IS 1T unslaublid, 70 f9reibt ber
Gorreiponbent eines Berliner Blattes
aug Nia3a, our1 tpel1e YerI9nenbuna
bic tparoige Satin bes uR6nias bon
&oulettes @naben" bieie Gauioenlait
auf fi@ gelaoen bat. Sie faufte Mnes
-@emdlhe. @piben. Suwelen-su Ben
fabelbafteifen preifen, unb 9lqes
srdnate li9, ibr au nertaufen, ,uenn fie
niht beaablte, neil ia ibr 9ermoseu
8aralltie senug fir ipdtere 9ilgung
ibrcr S6uloen barsubrieten i9ien.
Die Dame, tpel6e Elm Mlter BON 50
Sabren errei6te, mar iibrisens, ais fie
tarb, nit bem iunsen sel6bebiirftigeH
Yrinaen yr. :. perlobt. 9dtte lie nur
penige Wo6en ldnger selebt 10
wiroe Die 3eirath fattsefunben uno
cine Ghrfenfrone ibr Grabmal aeaiert
baben. Oie Gamilie bes prinaen mar
!Htt OCT qeltaIgs Ole oQS eln3tge Yttttel
i9ien. bic GAulnen Aes iungen Brdu=
tigams au tilseu. bolltommen einber=
itanaea; ia bic Mutter besielben bate
an Maoame Blanc ein S9reiben aez
ri9tet, tuoriu iie ibrer Greu6e user Sic
gerlobung Gusbrud sab, Der mehr ais
fiinf3igidbrigen rBraut" bic SituIatur
.0fIiehfp @dimiec AZ cek.;T
werSeu lis6 una afeidaeitis bic poifs
nuua ausfprad. baB bas niange paar"
fpfort nod %. ;. fommem perbe, NOS
ielbit fie-oie e9piesermama-bem
neuen Glieoe BET Gamilie bic freunS=
li6fte Iufnabme ieitens Ser arifeeratis
iden Geiellidaft in MNsEdt ffeaen
tonne. Oh Der @9mera bss prinaen
iber ben Sob feiner beiabrten Braut
aneeiiats oes ieBt befannt setuoroeuen
yermogensfanbes berlelbet Elm tiefer
fein mae2
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itniere Mdlaer,

Der gonpentiqn sur Gprhsrung Der
GprfeAltHr, melGe am 25. MpriI in
Ginannati 3ufammentreten fon, iperben
bic bon benz Genius bon 1880 geliefer-
ten ftatiftiiden Mngaben uno aus ber
1ogelperipeftipe aufgenommene 2arten
Der tpi9tigeren Malbitaaten porlieQeu,
aus wel@en iie tuirb erfabren fsanen,
tpie melt in BEN lekten Sahraebnt Die
3erharuna Der amerifauii9erl syoriie,
bio gntbl6Buna hes Qanbes bon ieinem
Banmtpa9stbum borgei6ritten lit.
ginem intelisenten gomite tpirb es
ni9t i6per fallen, mad ben borliegen=
ben 0aten ben 3eitpuntt nit anuahernz
Der Genauisteit au here9neM ba Aola=
mangel eintreten inub. meun nl9t
sttpas aefdiebt, Der ausi9weifenben
Wermiiitung ber Walbunsen ginbalt Al,
tbun unb fiir bic Mnpfansung bes
9ta9pu9ies su forgen,
Rad hem l1rtbsil eompetenteRer per=
tpneR tpire. trenn ni6t balo Der Wdl=
herberpiiitung ginbalt getban tpirb,
am gnoe bieles Sabrbunberts i'm aans
gen umfange Der Ser. 6taaten Gols=
rilangel eintreten. Oie 6orite, bic oann
nod iibrig fein m6gen, lperoen nQn iebr
geringer @usbebnuNg, unterseproneter
Quqlitdt una BON ben M6rften peil
entlegen feiH. WisepnIn. Msinmeloto
nno anoere Staaten nit 9annen uni
hartem 6olse tperben bann nit Yesua
auf Qol3ertrag ehenio arm iein, ipit
| iebt bic Staaten penniplpanien uni
Stem Oort itnb. beren Qol3mu9s einh
70 uneri90pfli9 galt. Ser Gegenitanf
1T tuabrbaftig bon nationaler Wi9tig.
feit. gs 1T ipobl empieblensuertb, oas
Snterefe Der @eiebsebunsen unb burd
| iie basienige Der 8iirger Der Staaten in
biefer Sadie su ertpedeM bic A1pIan:
angg bon MdlAern au ermutbisen uni
tn her Benubung ber bprbonbenen ar0.
bere SefonoTie Qn3uitreben; aber q
foate aud in ben gonarek gebruuser
peroen, aQes aW tbuu. mas in be,
Sa6e gei&eben fam. gs if nibt hel
Gclhpertb uaierer Walounoen, be,
oieier Nugelegenbeit bic aroBte Widtig
teit perleibt. fonbern es fnb aud BIZ
eroben unb profitablen Snbufrien in.
Ause gu faien, tpelde bon elmer ftetiae,
2ieferung BON 9ols gutter Qualitdt 4,
mdbisem preiie abbdneig linb; ben,
fie mhfen ale su grunbe geben obe
groben Abbrnd leiben, tpenE Aola ia
uno fOftipielig tpirh,
| MbeT ielbit biefe Jattoren iinb in ben
6ol3problem bon feiner 70 GROCER
Widtigfeit, uie Die pbpfitalil6en Sol
gen Der gnttpaIbuns. Ser unbere9en
bare ginfIub GROCER Walbungen ar
nriprung i9iffbarer Jliife III iiberau
bod anauidlasen. ba lie ben Nieber
f9lag rssuliren, anbaltenbe 9iirrs
bsftiae StIrlae, unb plakliAe permii
iftHbe Ani6meaungen unb uebe,
! fGmemmungeii perbinbern. Mne biei
Gegenfdrbe tperben obne 3meifel 70
ber beborfebenoen Gonpsntiou, tueld
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-30
uno bas idredlide, unnatiirlide 9Deib
Ioa bir nidts mehr anbaben tSnnen.

uno bas fdredlide, unnatarlide Weil
iolI tir nidts mebr anbaben tSnnen.
Narsot mar bei tem @ri&einen 81
ens, bic 10 urplSblId. tpie aus benz DO:
ben beruorsewadien -nein pie elm BEN
6immel entltiesener idabenoer Gn8el-
3miiden Re unb bas Opfer ihrer unfeliz
gen @clbsier setreten mar, entlest einise
@hritte 3uradsefabren unb ffarrte nun
itre GetuDin nit Corn unb Wutb III ben
Ulienen an. Seet, 70 nabe BEN 3iel.
ionte fe Nues-N1es Uerliereu z Guftatt
bes 70 mhbiam errun5smsu @oloes. Der
70 aladlid erl@tidenen Millicnen, fotlten
ihr burd bic @ntoeduns itrer 1ntbat
Sdanbe unb Strafe mereen? Das bur fte
nidt iein. @ie muGte weiter uuf benz
einmal betretenen Wese. uno menn er
3u ibrenl uutersans fabren icllre. Dcd
mas ttun 2 Sn ibrem 8cpfe iaSten bic
@ebantsn sinanber in 9llbenoer. fisber=
batter 6af, unb ibr irrer Bid fuhte
uersebens mad elmer Wufie ibre Bruit
ientte uno boz ii4 feudeno uno bic 5dn=
be 3itterten, wd6renb ibr Sub pcr S&re=
den an bic Stetle sebannt 3u iein ihien.
limb babel tSnten imueriort bic Nntlasen,
mel&e bas empSrte 9er3 Slie's itr ent=
sesen idleuoerte. an itr Obr, ibre Wutt,
ibr @ntfeeen feisernb, iie 3uslei& INNER
metr bermirrenb une uernihtenb.
glenbe! rief Slie, beren 3er5en ieses
Mitleis entwiden 3u iein i&ien, nit Der
Stimme uno @eberbe zines 3arnenben
Rihters. Glenbe! Deinen @atten bait
bu burG elm Uerbreden benz Tcbe iiber.
liefert. bur6 Diebfabl bid sei&dnbet uno
teine Sinben bann einen, uulHulbiSen
aufsebirbet, unit nun tait bu bic uerbre=
&erif@e 5anb sesen ben @ann erboben.
befeu Saupt Dir beiliS fein fplIte. beHen
Qebsn BY aber Sabre long bard oeine 3a=
gen uuo &inle Uersifteteii! 9ebe bid
meg uon uns, mir baben leinen Tbeil
n.ebr an bir! 6ltebe! mir iiberluiien bid
benz euisen 8idter tort oten, bsfen
Strafseri4t cu nidt wirif ,nt1ieben
iSnnen.
tGsrtfesuas foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-30
Den tpobren Safob oefuubeu

Den tpabren Satob sefunbeu. 81.
rem Wsdielblatt entnebmen mir folsen.
be3 Stem in 8e5us auf ben 70 biel beipro>
9enen neuen 6eilisen, ben ct. ct. Sa.
fob.-9err Yeter Sdmeb in @opinatpn,
Snb., eradblte unierem RepOrter. bab Ct
bas st. Safobs Oel in fsiner Tanlilie
bei Seri&iebenen @elssenbeiten sebraudt
babe une, baB es INNER BON gutter Wir.
hung seipeien iei. rDieies III mirtli&
Der natre Safob," ialob er ieine 2obreoe
auf bieies aQsemein beliebte 4eilmittel1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-30
0emtih=Gnaliid1e sd,ule.

Das nadlfe Sduliabr Der oeutldeens
ltlaem Saule besinnt am Wontas, ber
II. Npril b. s. -
Saiiler far bic unterlte ala1e peroer
MUIR , IN, uno nidt nddten Serbf,
ooer 1sberbaupt ,p 4 brenb bes Sabres
aafsenommen werben.
Oa bic &dumlidfeiten bic gufnabme
s'ner nur befdrdnften Nn3abl neuer @da=
ler seitatten, 70 werben bic betrefienben
eltern ober gprntinber erindt ibre Sin<
Der 3ettts BEL bsm Secretdr 9errn g1ic.
2engs an5umeloen.
San antcnio. een 3. Mdrs, 1882.
3,3,s2,t,bb s. @roos, Yrdlioent.
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tEsrtfesuas foIst.)

= Dur& Or. ,Silsbss's .Anakesis" Ia
bic 6tass; @inb 0dmurrtoieeu tsilbar 2
ttatia&li& bejabsno aslSn. 60 IL elm
daberlia aa,uwsnbeubes Nittel. b.fen
UerRanbtteile in ibrsn 3erltbans ad tsit-
lam iiter bic leipenbsn ShQen perbrsiten,
bic S&mtr3sn linbern unb eas uetel
befeittStn. Yrsis 81. 90. probsn frsi.
Granco 3usel&idt bur& .. Nsuadbter
& Co., 4or 3s4e. Nsw gort,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-30

= Die semSbnlid 1T bas 5dubbes
partement Bel 9. .. Tranf, Ilamo=
Rlasa, duBerit reidbaltis. Sober fam
;ufrieoensefellt merben. Man sebe unb
iiberSeuse fd bon Der Wabrbeit oes sc,
faaten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-30

M& bas warsn fH5ne @tunben. Mls
Id gum serRen Mal SOZODONT ae.
brauht unb ras anssnebms Nroma i'm
Munes fiitlte, unb als Id por ben @pie.
gel trat unb fab rpis BON Sag ,u Sag mein
3abnfsil& rofser, msine 3abne faSner
purben. Sd wsrbs ME aaltSren bas.
islbs 3u eebrau&sn. alle Drosifsn Der.
{aulsn %,
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aus prattii6 unO tuiReni6aftIi9 sebil>
eetta perlonen befeben miro, iorgs
fdltig ertpsgen tper6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-30


Disiss Saiiltut wurbe i'm Sapr. 1858 fur e,.
lebss8s> unb Dublibdtisitits 5w,de son bu
Staatelesis!atur eeitb!ia nsOrpprirt nit eiaem
Rapttal BON 100000, az rsItem 7e feitbu
.tnsn Rsftrssfonb son $3.50 900 tinauasfiat BAT
Dur4 Elm ltrl&psnsliaes: Bsium un.ben ibre
Rs&ts sin 1bsil Der sessatpirtisen staatssun.
tttution.. angsnemmen am 2. December 1879
Sbre srebsn B 4iebunsen BON eimaeIne
Rum neru RnbtA upnatli& tatt. Niemals mir.
s!nt 9isbung ssrf&steu. Naa Isfe na&fplssuhe
1reiesestbeiluns.
0rpbe ntpnatli&e 3iebuns Der
Classe D
tn Rsw OrIsans Dienfas ben IL. Ipril 1882.
Mle infer. fnnfiistn 9istunsen anbeu ila,t inter
aufft&t 1nb esiluns Der @entrdle
9. o. 3eansegafa ysa ghuiseana nma
gubal 9. Garly ,tuu TiYginieu.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-04-20
Liquor In Politics.

The bill which has passed both houses
Of the Ohio Legislature, and only awaits
the concurrence of the House in few
triGling amendments To become law, Ia
regard TO closing drinking places on Sun
day, is creating considerable excitem, ~
in the cities of the Buckeye State. The
bill closes all saloons and drinking places
ON Sunday under heavy penalties and
pain of imprisonment. Tho bill was
championedby the Republicans, willis:
1t was strongly opposed by the Demo.
Gratis. It is conceded that should it be-
come law it will have disastrous effec,
Oh the Republican party in the cities,
and that with this and the Pond liquor
bill the Republicans can hardly hope to
carry Ohio at the October election.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-04-20
A Beneilcent BeGnest.

Mr.. John +. Slater, wealthy gentle.
man of Norwich, Connecticut, has re-
Gently donated fund of one million
dollars for the purpose Of improved edu.
cational facilities for the negroes of the
South. The following trustees are named
in the charter incorporating the institu.
ton: Rutherford B. Hayes Of Ohio.
Morrison r. Waite Of the District Of
Columbia, William f. Dodge of New
York, Phillips Brooks of Massachusetts.
Daniel c. Gilman of Maryland. John A.
Stewart of New York, Alfred II. Col.
quit Of Georgia, Morris K. Jesup of
New York, James p. Boyce of Kentucky,
and William \. Slater Of Connecticut. to
be called the John +. Slater Fund.
Rutherford b. Hayes is named as first
President.
In letter TO the Board Of Trustees he
writes as follows: THE general object
which desire to have exclusively pur.
sued is the uplifting of the lately eman.
cipated population of the Southern States
and their posterity by comforting on them
the blessing Of Christian education. The
disabilities formerly suffered by this peo.
pie and their singular patience and fi,lel.
ity in the great crisis of the nation estab.
lish just .'aim on the sympathy and
good will of humane and patriotic men.
cannot but feel the compassion that is
due in view of their prevailing ignorance.
and which exists through no fault of their
own"
Slater purposely leaves the trustees the
largest liberty in making such changes in
the methods of applying the fund as may
from time to time seem wise. He sue.
gests that the education Of teachers for
the colored race may be the wisest pur-
pose to which the fund car be put. IF
after thirty-three years three fonsths of
the trustees shall for any reason agree
that there is no further use for the fund
in the form in which it is now Instituted.
he authorizes them to apply the capital
to establishments subsidiary to existing
institutions of higher education so "a to 10
make them more freely accessible to poor
colored students.
Under the present institution of the
fund he specially wishes that neither
principal nor income be expended in
land or buildings for any purpose other
than that of safe and productive invest
ment for income.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-04-20
Something New.

Mr. John V. Stribling, o.! Wesimlns-
Ter. South Carolina. has made an i'm
proyemen, on the common road steam
engine, which there is reason 10 believe
will lead 10 important results. we were
40 much interested in reference TO IT,,
which we saw in the -Ncr' and C5uritr
that we wrote a letter Of inquiry 10 Mr.
S.ribling. 10 which lie sery promptly
and courteonsly replied. We take the
liberty 10 publish an extract from this
letter. as matter Of public interest.
The improvement. on which he has just
obtained patent. consists in a"peculllf
arrangement cf gearing. through which
the power Of an engine may betransmit.
ted 10 M the wheels Of carriage, and
also, an automatic steering device for
the same" He says:
"About onc wear since the subject en-
gagged ms attention. /, occurred 10 me
that the greater portion OF the force OF
these engines was necessarily expended
in overcoming the extra weight Of their
own ponderou- eluipages, with bur little
remaining force for drawing load.
After due delibera,on. concluded that
the Uni 10 be moved would give all the
adhesion to tie wheels that would be
necessary, provided the propellipg power
could be applied 10 M the wheels sup
porting the load and machinery. This
involved difficulties however, that re.
qured great deal Of though! TO over
come" &c. After telling how these diff.
ficulties had all been overcome, he con-
cludes as follows:
MY arrangement: will be fully proyi-
ded with springs to relieve conclusion ;
and see no reason why We should not
90 as fa>, as the fastest ,ro,ting horses,
on good road am happy TO :ay hope
10 answer in the affirmative, By actual
practice, all the questions YOU PROFOUND" :"
If our friend should accomplish what
he proposes and we understand he is q
thoroughly practical machiuist,l he
ought 10 be regarded 81 public bene-
factor. Ten or fifteen miles an hour
would do pretty well even on y railroad.
AZ this rate our daily mai! could be
brought from Donnald's in fifteen or
twenty minutes. We shall await the re-
suit with no little interest, and some de-
gree Of impatience. Such conveyance
is, unquestionably, Il ir:il.rafnm-.4. r..
PresIytcri1n
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-04-20
The University Professors.

The following is complete list of the
names of persons who have been sug-
gested for the different chairs in the
University of South Carolina to be filled
by the board of trustees at their meeting
in May:
Ancient Languages and Literature
VIM. Pinckncy Starke, Columbia, per.
sonal application Leslie McCandlcss,
Camden, personal application Rev. f.
L. Patton, professor in Erskine College,
Due West, personal application; Wm.
Cleveland Thayer, Johns Hopkins Uni
versity, Baltimore. personal application
Edward II. Strobel, Cambridge, Mass,
personal application: ID. +. Hydrick,
recommended
Political Economy, History and Con.
stitutional Law-R Means Davis, Winns.
boro, S. c., personal application John
E. Bacon, Columbia; Edward Cantwell,
Charleston, personal application; w. II.
Werner, Tuscaloosa, Ala, personal appli-
cation; B. J. Ramage, Newberry, S. C.,
recommended F. Z. l.. Gould, Johns
Hopkins University, Baltimore, recon-
mended.
Mental and Moral Philosophy and
Logic-Gen. u. II. Hill, Fayetteville,
<hih'i PSiSou"t HpPiiSatiOh Ocu. JOuIl
ston Jones, Raleigh, n. c., personal ap-
plication; Rev. Edward H. Buist,
Cheraw, S. c., personal application.
Agriculturc-Henry Montgomery, y.
NJ, 3. S. Baltimore, Md, personal ap-
plication; Prof. Francis S. Y lines,
Charleston, personal application James
P. Adams, Richland County, S. c., re-
commended.
Mechanics. Physics and Astronomy
Geo. Lilley, kewanee, H., personal ap-
pication; f. w. Davis, Johns Hopkins
University, Baltimore, personal applca-
ton.
Tutorship of Modern Languages
Prof: +. Won Fingerlin, Columbia, PEI
sonal application; DR.. John G. Faber,
recommended; II. Tallichet, Charleston,
personal application.
Each of the applicants is backed by a
host of letters and other testimonials.
How the board will divide six profess.
orships among twenty three applicants it
is hard to tell. insist upon "a free
ballot and a fair election Would it
moi he !; go'' idea for the United States
district attorney 10 have Federal ,uper-
visors appointed, and send Sanders and
kcr up to make canvass Of The re-
turns?-J. c. H., in .Ncps and Cvuricr.