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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-02
ALBANY OREGON. FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1876

into the very heart of their country,
and did service which they never re-
ceived credit for. Many of our
comrades fell and are now sleep
ing where no flowers are strewn
upon their graves. / might mention
the names Of Lieut.. Watson, Viii
liam Philips and Redder, and many
more whose names l have forgotten.
But suffice it to say chat there never
has been an Indian war upon Oregon
soil without it taking some Of her
best sons rs a sacrifice to savage cru
city and blood-thirstiness, and to-
day I would rather take from her old
Volunteer ranks, Indian fighters
whom I believe to be good and
brave, than from. any class Of men |
know of. Hoping that some day
there may be a reunion Of these VET
eran warriors that we can talk over
old times, / close,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-02

A FEMALE FIEED. The woman
whose nature is so nearly fiendish as
it is possible to conceive Of lives as
Bastrop, Louisiana. Her name is
Luna McRen, and she is now in pris-
on upon the charge Of numbering a
small child. At her preliminary ex-
animation the testimony indicated
that she had taken o diabolical pleas
ure in killing the child by inches, and
after the accomplishment Of the deed
to have felt no computations or any
Of the ordinary dislike Of a murderer
TO having the body OF the victim In
any place TO serve as a reminder. The
wOmau's own son, a little boy Of
twelve, was the principal witness
against her. She made this mere
child dig up and remove the body Of
her victim two or three times within
the space of week. She first buried
the murdered child in q garden, and
whom it disappeared and excited com
ment and caused the institution Of q
search. she attracted the attention Of
the officers to another point, she her
self accompanying them, first telling
her little son TO dig gup the body in her
absence and hide it in the chimney.
The boy performed this task, and Al
night he was made to carry the body
to a cotton pen and subsequently to o
thicket, where it was finally dis
covered. During the course of the
trial, with her own son giving such
testimony Of her atrocity, the woman
eyiuced little feeling Of any kind,
passing through the entire ordeal
with an unrutfied demeanor
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-02

A JoKIXa MISsTREL's ExPIorT. -
Charley Backus, the practical joker,
was in small town in Connecticut
the other day, and as he started for
New York he stood on the rear plat
form Of the last car of the train. just
as the whistle was blown and the cars
began tomove, Backus espied big
fellow lounging in the depot, and
shaking his fist at him in assumed
rage, he shouted:
20, there you are. you villain I've
been looking for you all over this
cursed town. Oh, you knaye, you
thief. you scoundrel. "
All this time the train was rapidly
moving out Of the depot, and Backus
wildly shook his fist al the astonished
stranger, screaming, "Don't ! wish
/ had time to get of and thrash you,
you scoundrelp
To the horror OF the minstrel Joker
the train was stopped aud backed in
to the depot. Backus made q rush
for his compartment in the drawing
room car and looked himself in, just
as the brawny-fsted lounger boarded
the train and howled;
"Where is that damned dufIer who
has been looking all over thiz ere
town for meF"
Backus kept himself in bis prison
until he reached New York.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-02

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-02

WHY SHE HApN'T WRlTTEN. With
in the last few days an old beggar
woman, having been admitted into
the kitchen Of one Of our most prom
inent citizens, was mournfully relat-
ing TO the lady Of the house the mis-
fortunes Of her life. She said her
husband went TO California 10 dig
gold q great many years ago, but had
never been able TO find more than
enough to keep himself alive, 80, Of
course, he had never sent her any;
that, until a few years, they had con
tinually written each other letteis full
Of love and sympathy. Atthis point
the Aood-gates Of her grief burst
opon; she sputtered and sighed at a
terrible rate; and finally, after sever
al Intellectual efforts, calculated that
she had not heard from, or even writ
ten TO her darling in q long time.
The old woman drew a long breath,
and'was about TO continue, when The
Indy Of the house asked her why she
had not written 70 her husband. "An
num- she sighed, latter I lost my
front teeth, ] couldn't pronounce
very good 80 / had TO give up writ
ing Toledo Blade.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-02
pEoRn oINIsIoAL TNounI.I..

i NJ
The Rev, Olympia Brown, some.
what widely known as q lady
preacher, is in trouble. Rev. OIym-
pia Brown preaches al Bridgeport,
Connecticut.-the town Of which T.
7. Barnum is Mayor where she has
been pastoress OF the Uniyersalist
Church for some years. Rev. Brown
has been q strong advocate Of woln-
ans rights, and her marriage 10 a
grocer named Wills does not seem
to have affected her views, Though il
has somewhat limited her expression
Of them, SINCE Rev. Brown has a
baby. This marrying and raising a
family seems in some unexplained
manner to have impaired the female
preachers popularity, and during
the past year the attendance at her
church has fallen off. When the
time came for making arrangements
for the future, lately one clique in
the church wanted more Brown and
another clique wanted change.
There was a wrangle, rather disgrace
ful, in which the pastoress herself
was by no means silent, and the
trouble finally took such a form as
to get into the Courts, where the
case is now pending, II may be that
female preachers have more of the
peace and goodwill toward mon in
/ tbA Al. Lno...a Alnr. o1nu<.,..,n., .r &l.o
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-02

ORTHOGRAPHOBIA AND L0vE-A
correspondent Of tho Boston Adger-
tiser proposes the following sentences
as an exercise for spelling matches
Looking up into his yoluptuouh
eyes, she said; "And is It, indeed, true,
Alfred, that oor soul, IN The iransmog-
rifcaiiOn. expluDetifsa itself through
the whole calioodle OF eternity"
Nay, dearest, replied Alfred, and
hia counienancc betrayed an express
sion Of irascifcation, not to say dis.
gruntlemcnt, which cavored over bis
features for an instant
"Our souls cannot Lecome sufiicient-
ly matteralcd TO admit OF the neces-
sary application which,
The sentence was never finished,
ior as he spoke he seated himself up
on chair whose legs bad been exserra.
ted two inches and he came down m
expecledly kerchunk.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-02
PoLIrIcs MApE PRoRIrAsLn.

To-day met. fIen. Beverly Nash
who q cons;dered one oS ,he shrewd.
a.t' 49, noi;,;n;sn. nf'h;s -,olor IN Snn,h
Carplins H,s' African progenilor
conld not have surpassed him h
hIaokneas Ha was q slave unil
tread hv ,ha Emancina,;on Proclama.
t;ou and during The war was A Con.
tedera,e ofI;ceris hody servant. Re,
cons,rn,t;on hronoht him "a the sur.
sce and threw him ;ntn official life
where his hard sense and Quick wit
cave blm prominence n his party and
Great e nopplari,y with his race. He
now renresents Columbia in the State
senate und IS a regent j. the lunatic
asvInm and d;rec,or of ,hs neniten.
tiarv His devotion 10 the public
service has been profitable invest
-men,.| Ha resides IN a fine mansion
in a nleaeant 0narter Of the CITY. and
IL reported TO have 100000 laid ,by
for rainy dav
aWhat a., Won think Of tho third
form ouestion-of: Grant for a third
termyd I asked
nTt amt no use talkin' sab et
Gran, oe,s fe nomination, we're gwine
for h;m Son,h Carol;na,ll vote 70,
de devil ef he runs on de Republioau
,;ctet" F"
0What do Won think Of him as .
candidate for Nomination.
uDa,'s a l;tla harder oues,ion
Mebha he dont s,and well M yo
way bot he's a mighty strong man
with US, sab; mighty strong De cul
llnd neonle s,icR riobt ssuar mn ,e
him rioht s,rai9ht, ALONG iast ike he
stood aloncsids of us n de- Ku.Kln,
business
9Rn, Saro,or sail mo co,nnanion
awe con't carry ,ha aloc,iop w!th N.
vote Of Son,b CsroI;ra alone ri,
Nor,hern S,a,ss ;rs;s, nnon havina
so,nsI,oJy ,Iss VIII can, 10 II
s.,rs. n,,,,r some man s,,ch a. RI.in,
NIL ssL sn tarasTgoT havn'I
oo, no,hi,,, a,,,,n., RIain II he ia nm,
fnrahd' I Eks MI Blaime we'll enouyh
Has on, some good friends down hesh
RAM. ,.as m,shYv hind 10 mo once
Mann. vnm losl, know hat NJ. md
clorI,,vs were ~ tirst cullnd men I'm,
eYarsn,'on ,be 40, Of d. Housa of Ren
resenta,ivss and Rlain be was Sneak pr
"a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-02

THERE is some talk Of piercing the
Alps By a third tunnel, this time un-
der Mount 81. Bernard. Atthe cen
ter Of the tunnel it 10 proposed to
excayate a shaft 10 the surface, through
which visitors could be drawn up 10 a
hotel, and thus obtain the view with
out fatigue The project for piercing
Z tunnel under the Straits q Dover
seems 70 be really approaching a def
mite shape. II is proposed 10 place
Il in The lower chalk. and though tho
whole undertaking will probably be
the most gtupendous Of IL kind that
the present generation will attempt,
It Is not expected N 10 very costly.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-02

IN the hymn-b0ok Of fhe tniled
Presbyterian Church IN Gront Britain
in Montgomorya rHsil % tha Lords
Anhointcd, sho phrase athr mo8ala'p
dow" waa changed 10 The heavenly
dew pmonulain dow " Scotland
slenliying q glrss Of whlskey
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-02

Speaking about tho ladies' fashions.
/; Is worthy OF remark that there has
been this year arevival Of calicoes
Il Is snid that Madame Tlier, who
now sets the French fashions instead
Of The Empress Eugeuie, lsFespousi
blo for their restored iaYor ~ the
fashionable world.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-02
ALBANY BATH HOUSE!

TNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
n fnlly inform the citizens Of Albany and Vi
ainiiy that be has taken charge Of this Establish
neat, ard, By keeping clean rooms and paying
,,liri ntientiou t. business, expects to suit all
.se', shs may favor him with their patronage.
haftag heretofore carried on nothing but
tiFst-Ciass Hair Dressing Saloons.
- srpseis 70 give entire satisfaction to al.
Childlen aud Ladies' Hair neatly cut
tna ihampeoed. JOSEPH WRBBER.
vsnsstE
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-02

Alta Western spslling.match on o
recent night only -four persons we're
present, Out ,he nett day on The pub.
iic green more than 400 citizens found
time 10 witneas game Of. quoits with
horHe-shOfa.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-02
~
q SCREAM ICE CREAM.

= smith has otfrned out al WeiEner's Res
SS.1nt. Aud - nov ready 10 serve up TO Gus
r5e ic1 frrnins ail kinds nf cake, ginger
t..R lnl Alllas Private parties or r4curEiouisis
r-RPioa on anurt nbfteS rs liberal rates.
yinnalL
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-02

Among tho presents alta wooden
wedding in Allcntown, Pa. lately
was an immense cake-it being re-
served for the last. When they cul
Il they found Il was only o cheese boz
uovered with icing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-17

Brig AiearoAs CSor, Andersen Elsinore for orders
Brlg Lula. Miller, Belize, Honduras-wniam Jsx 4
Co.
Brig La Creole Dutch, schubert, curacoa-Dovale A
schr Thetis (Brl Beae Fowey-Geo Bulley.
schr Flower OF the Fal gBr, Whitburn saonica, Tur
key-Mc Murray a Dammarel.
schr Farwell, Lord Aux Cayes-B WEINBERG
Co
Schr Unexpected CBr Castor. St john NB-aeney
Parker.
scnr Acara, Chandler, s. John, SB-John Ingraham
Co.
schr wapea Wilton, savannah-Evans, Ball Co
Schr Mary Bradshaw, Van Glider, Richmond, Va
Evans Ball Co
schr Arladne, Dyer Portland Me- Winchester
Co.
schr Harvest corwin, Providence via BristOl-H W
Jackson 4 Son.
schr Vim Farren, Linsey, New Haven-B Weinberg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-17
BENEDtCTIoN.
BY Rev Phillips Brooks.
THE VETERANS OF THE SEVENTH
REGIMENT

Two hundred OF the veterans OF the famous Sew
enth regiment assembled at Delmonico's, corner
OF Fourteenth street and Fifth avenue, yesterday
noon, preparatory TO their departure for Boston.
The splendid appearance OF the men was the sub
jecr OF general comment Numerous friends, as
sembled at the hotel 10 wish them pleasant trip.
IL was one O'Clock when the battalion reformed
line on Filth avenue. the right resting
on Fourteenth street. As Colonel Mar
snail Leferts assumed command the hun
dreds VINO had congregated on tine SIDE
walk greeted MIN with three nearly cheers As
soon as the formation OF line had been perfected
Quartermaster ]. Henry Liebenau stepped TO the
'front.' bearing splendid SILK American nag, and,
In x neat appropriate spsecn, presented II 70 the
veterans Colone Marshall Lenerts responded IN
u few words, thanking the donor, and then passed
the flag TO the color bearer who bore IL down TO
the centre OF the line. The regiment then went
mp Fifth avenue to Forty-second street ana down
special train Tor Boston. The following is q list
OF the officers OF the veterans -Coonel Marshall
Lefieris. Lieutenant Colonel CYRUS ii. Loutrel,
Major william A. Pond. Adiutant Charles Il. Bost-
wick. Chaplain Rev. =. ID. Denison, ID. D.; Pay
master Henry ii. Holly, Quartermaster j. Henry
Liebenau, Commissary Gilbert l.. Ariowsmlth;
Captains James NJ. Wilson, William IA. Rblet
John IA. Kemp James Price, III. i. Pearson, Jr.;
&. H. Meday, H. c. SUBWAY William A Spealght.
Alfred Schermernorn and william A. Burtts; Lieu
tenants william IL. Montayne, James l.. Harway,
Edward A. kingsland. James Benedict, Rene V.
Mllhau, George Tuthill, Henry Everden, John J..
McLaren, Henry 5. Bdwell and Peter Van lder-
slime.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-17
DEPARTURE OF THE SEVENTH REGI-
MENT FOR BOSTON.

No finer display could have been made on Broad
way by single regiment than was made yester-
day By the Seventh regiment, when on lis way to
Boston. The day seemed like regular holiday
for the fair SEX they lined both sides OF the
streets and filed the stoops and the windows
and they seemed determined 10 give the gray
coats hearty farewell.
Inc regiment formed on Lafayette place at two
O'Clock sharp under Colonel Clark, all the officers
being mounted The men were fully
equipped. At little past two they took
up their line OF march down Broadway,
TO the Park wnere were congregated over 5000
persons TO witness the review. The flags on the
City Hall were thrown to the breeze, aud as the
regiment wheeled In on the westerly side OF the
Park Mayor Wlcknam, accompanied by toe men,
bers OF the Common Council marched down the
City Hall steps 10 the reviewing platform. The
regiment then underwent a review and inspec-
ton, being greeted during the exercises with
overwhelming applause. The regiment alter ward
marched TO the steamer Newport, which they had
exclusively engaged TO transport them eastward.
Hundreds followed them down 10 the pier, and
as the steamer glded out into the stream
cneer after cheer rent the air. They turned out
740 rank and ile, and, with their splendid band
never showed 10 better advantage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-17
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP June l5-Arrived, ship Howard Troop (Br,
from -
Arrived 10th, steamer Switzerland CBelg), Jackson
New York.
AMER June l5-Passed, ship Bengal Blanchard, from
Cardiff for singapore.
BRISTOL June l6-Arrived steamer Great Western Br)
Windham. New York.
BELFAST, June l5-Arrivcd, bark Annie McNsirn (3r)
Waycott, Richibucto; chrlstiane (Nor, Uldricksen,
Philadelphia.
Sailed l5th bark Maud Ellen (Br), Dunn, America.
BoMBAY-The report of the arrival OF the Rochelle,
from san Francisco, erroneous
cApH-Arrived, brig Amy A Lane, Carver, New York.
CAPE vERDs-Arriyed, schr Emma Latham Small,
Boston
DEAL, June l5--Arrived, bark Alamo GER, Bruder-
hansen, Baltimore for Bremen.
ELsISoRE June l4--Arrlved barxs Rosa Swell Remar-
son, New York for Riga; Alliance (Nor, Peder sen, New
York for orders
Sailed I4th ship Geo Hurbut Mason Qrom RevaD for
FAYAL-Arrved, bark Azor, Leckie, Boston.
GRIxsBY, June DISABLED bark Clara, Nickels, San
Francisco.
GRANVILLE France) June l4-Arrived, brig Gabrielle
(Fr), Lefevre. Pensacola.
GIBRALTAR June 15Saied, steamer Castalia (B), Bat
Ter from Palermo &c). New York.
HELvoEr, June 15-Sailed, schr Kranz, Pitcher
urom Rotterdam), Philadelphia
HAvRE juno l5-Arrived, bark Brazil (Br), Prout Ma
tanzas
HAMBURG. June 4-Arrlved bark John johnson OBJ,
Haines New York.
ISLE OF sAL-safcd brig Arthur Eggelso Everett.
Boston.
LIVERPOOL, June DISABLED. ship Virginia Br. Ward.
America; bark Sarah Mandeli tBr), MINES do.
sailed 10th, steamer Wisconsin (Br, Forsyth. Liver
pool
LrsBoN-saled, ship Mariana VI (Porp. Santos.
United states.
MALAeA-Arrived, BARK Impcrator Nor. Jensen, New
Orleans
QUEENSTOWN June Is. IL PM-Arrived, steamer The
Queen (Br), Bragg, New York for Liverpool
SUNDERLAND. June l5-Arrived, bark Helios Nor).
snellman Pensacola.
SHIELDS, June l5-sailed, ship Ellen Goodspeed, OTIS
San Francisco.
ST HELENA-Arrlved, bark Kelso (BrJ, Doods, singa-
pore TOR New York.
wHALEMEN.
Sailed from Fayal bark Hadley Cleveland, OF NIB for
home
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-17

Attne naughty power that bound
Now from North or south together e'er-Ne stand,
Dwellers In free aud mighty land.
LOYAL 10 the emo,
Ready to defend
What their gloried vaor found rs
Freedom dwels throughout our own beloved land.
Like the rising the patriots armed hand
swept the clouds OF wrong before It
sound aloud the Joyous word from crag 20 crsagl
Plant on every peak our starry nag
Loyal 10 the end,
Ready 10 defend,
Guard, and, as a shrine, adore i'll
o g5E
be read By Henry Walker, Chief Marshal
VIII.
CONCLUDING PRAYER.
BY Rev Phillips Brooks, Rector OF Trinity church,
Boston.
TX
HYMN.
Words by q. w. W.-Aot
From the blood that stepped this ground
From the flames which swept around,
Comes the grateful sound,
PLACID PEACE WITH LIBERTY.
Not as now, In plenteous DAYS,
Earned our sires the patriots praise.
But by hard and stormy ways,
Got they us the victory.
Sweet IL Is 10 die for thee,
Country fair-now ggandy tree;
Though 10 re W that lot NAV be.
ALL may nobly live for thee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-17
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. June l5-Arrved. schrs Helen Ames
New Bedford; Jennie Rosaine Oliver Ames, ana VIM
Mason. - tor Georgetown.
sailed--,tcamcr + y knight. New York. schr g y
Stickney. Norwich; izzie Carr. II Rand u lowe,
and has y Sampson Grom Georgetown. tor -
APPONAuG. June li-ATriyed, schr HARRIET THOMAS,
Nancicat. Georgetown, nc.
huston June i5-- Arrived schrs Roger Drury. Gage,
Baltimore hosna, Kelley, HobOken. ~,
l6tn-Arriveh. steamer Vim Lawrence Howcs. fnlt-
more brig oyster Bed Lass tr, Cooper MatanIasi
schrs Cnas sawyer. Mullen, Port al Princes Mn
Marshall, Armstrong Havana. Lend Sorer, stevens,
Alexandria Rachel seaman, seaman, 4 Lawrence.
Kemp, and sunlight, Walker, do; Maggie Bell, halii
Richmond, Va Fred Walton, Rich, Balnmores Roger
Drury. Gage. do annie Nerden. Bernie. do cara
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-17

Arrived az New Bedford June 16 bark osmauh Will
lama Bay OF Islands Jan a. with lS5 bbs 80 oil ana ~
do VIII oil Has freight l6O bbls SD oil rom DARK
James Arnod and $40 do VIII oil from the Martha 80.
Sailed from RUSSELL Bay islands, April Il snip
James Arnold, Wilson, NIB 10 cruise. -
letter rom Capt Lewis. OF bark Lagoda, OF NB re-,
ports her at Russ H. Bay of Islands, April 10. win 40
bbs So and 200 do wh oil Bound 70 on shore GROUND;
letter from Capt Brown. OF bark Auantlc, OF NB
reports her at Bav OF Islands April III having taken 10y
bbs 50 oil last cruise Had shippe hbls OIL by bark
Adm Barker. for New Bedford aud would sail next day
for on Shore Ground.
spoken-May 80, lat 49, Ion 3D. bark Catalpa, Anthony
of New Bedford
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-17
SPOKEN.

Bark Robert Kelly. Kingman. from New York for
Japan, June 2 lat 80 II N. Ion So 05 W.
Brig Ross from Boston 4 days, noand to Porto
RICO, June 4 lat 20 81 n, Ion 81 ~ w all well.
Brig Haskell. Hill, from Boston for Georgetown,
DC. June s. lat 40 as, lon go 40.
Brig Eliza Thompson 10 days from Arroyo for New
Haven, June H. lat 81 a. lon ~ %
schr Yates, from New York for Key West June Q,
lat ZS, Ion u.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-17
NOTICE 10 MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents AMI shpmasters are in
formed that by teIegraphng to thu HERALD LONDON
Bureau. No 40 Fleet street thu Paris oaics
Rue Scribe. the arrivals ut ami departures from Eu
ropean and Eastern ports American and all foreign
vessels trading with the United states the will bs
cabled TO this country free Of charge ami published
Captains arriving and sailing from French ami
Mediterranean ports will Ind the oics the
eeonomcal and expeditous for Iele grap ming newA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-17

Steamers Algeria gBrl, Liverpool; State OF Georgia
(3r) glasgow: st Oaf Nor. LOndon Colon. Aspinwall
Ash ana. Savannah; Gulf $ ream. Charleston Isaac
bell, Richmond &c shin W Stetson. London barks
Chto Gattoruo dial, southampton; Bragg Norl, Bet
last; Virginia Inl. gloucester Prncpi IL NapOli uta
Cardiff briggs hvie Allen Brl, Alicante; Burgess
(Brl. Lon ion; LfAmco Utah, Belfast
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-17

py- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER
ING THE PORT or NEW YORK At NTGHr-The NEw
YoRK HERALD has adopted a distinguishing coston night
signal for use on board the HERALD steam yacht show.
ing while burning the coors red green, red changing
from enc 10 other succession and can be sew
trai miles distant Captains OF upon seeing this
signal viii otlige US by preparing any marine news
they may have tor the ship News Department Of the
HERALD
~ Persons DESTROYS OF communicating with vessels
arriving az New York can do by addressing TO such
vessels care OF HERALD news yacht, pier No East
River New York Letters received from all parts Of the
world and promptly delivered. Duplicates are re-
ouircd.
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INTRODUCTORY RAYER
BY kufas Ellis y ~ Ras,oT o. me fr'' cnurcn o.
PRAYER BEFORE BATTLE
Hear Us Almighty Onei
Lord q the battle before u.s.
Faiher AZ hraisse 70 Thee;
that freedoms banner IL DER rs.
Lake q consuming brand
stretch iortn ihy mighty hand
nelp v, . Lord u right
heip as'where war udes are moving.
Keep a., though We may fall;
Praise 10 my name, and forever
An power and giory Be
Hen u, Almighty onei Amen.
NTaoDuer6EY ADDRESS.
BY george Washington Warren President q the Asaoci
alton.
uYMN
Words ~ Charles James sgrague.
aeyea T through In he i io1s anus
Wild ami unknown,
st I,ns s N 1hs IA III ,hsy ssore.
Freedoms hi1h throne.
nsre. where the pilgrim lew
~" spre ns'f far s ana vide.
ina throne q overthrow.
struck AZ our pride.
Eere. where The patriots stood.
Where oeace now reigns
Here hama % mana they met
here then our sOil was wet
lhrobs tn our VEINS
Gone j. the savage now
lone tue Invading Toe
Freed land
D Lori of war aad peace
AM may our strength increase.
fed by fuy maui.