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, 1876-09-21
GEN, SHERMAN,

SAN FRANCISCO, eopt. 2O,-Guu. Sherman and
Secretary Con,cron arrived this evening, having
spent yesterday visiting the bonanza ut Virginia
City, III accordance with thcir request, no pub
lie reception wns rendered OIL their arT1val, but
military nnl civic officers will watt OIL them ut
tlls Palace Hotel this evening. Thu reception Is
to be followed by Il scrcnadc.
, 1876-09-21

Special Diepatch to 1%s Tribune.
srR1aorlEhp, ILL.,, Sept. 2o.-The rain to-day
has seriously intcrfered With the ea,lgamon
County Fnir, but to-uay's programme Will be
aiken up tomorrow, aud tho Fatr continued un-
til Saturday night, Instead Of Friday, as hcroto-
fore announced. Tonight tlere is Indication Of
FUR weather tomorrow.
, 1876-09-21
EXNT.flEJ(sN.

ro4ERor, O., Sept. 2l-TLo Local steamboat,
-. Nohests, exploded her boilers ut the wharf
VI ~ O'clock this afternoon, md scycra, persons
We SeFs injured .-one supposed tAtally, aud posai-
py smother Ia still In tbe wreck. The toat il 4
total lnsa ~ ~ S''S "'~~AA ~1s SSS' ~ -
, 1876-09-21

:, sr' PAUL, MLnn., Rept. 20.-Near North
nlsaarli, Oh tho Lake Superior Il hississlpp!
Hallfoaa, to-day, Charles Newman, brakca.
@aan, I'll from train III motion, anl was liter
aly sut into fragments aud scattered along the
County Wis
, 1876-09-21
YACIITING.

b NEW YORK.. ..
NEW YonK, Sept e0.-Tfc schooner Idlcr
wolrthe regatta Of tho Now York Yaeht Club
yesterday.
, 1876-09-21

FREIGHT RATES.
Though the freight rates from this c4ty to
New York a.e reported firu At 10 cents, yet It Ia
, 1876-09-21
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY SEPTEMBER H. 1876

fltlato for Recorder. IIo has hccn conscicn-
tIona, vigorous, and pninstaknv of!scia1 and hls
claims and qualifications should not be oyer
looked, II, &. II.
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Pullman Palace Cars

are run on all through trains Of this road.
This Is the ONLY LINE running these cars be
tween Chicago and st. Paul, Chicago and Milwsu
kec, or Chicago and wincna.
AZ Omaha our Slecpers connect with the over,
land Slcepers on the Union Pacific Railroad fo,
all points West Of the Missouri River.
On the arrival Of the trains from the East o.
south, the trains Of the Chicago A North. Western
Railway LEAVE CHICAGO as follows,
For Council Biuns, Omaha and California,
Two Through Trains daily, with Pullman Palace,
Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars through 10
Council Bluffs. ,. = I
For ~. Paul and Minneapolis. Two
Through Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Car,
attached on both trains. ttr.IFf ~
For Green Bay aud Lake Superior, Two
Trains daily, With Pullman Palace Cars attached,
and running through to Marquette.
For Milwaukee. -Four Through Trains daily,
Pullman Cars on night trains, Pmlor Chair Cars
on day trains. II..' 'II II
For Sparta and winona and poipt. IN
Minnesota One Through Train daily, with
Pullman slecpcrs 10 winona.
For Dubuque, via frecport, Two through
Trains daily, with Pullman Cars on night trains.
FOR Dubuque and La Crosse, via Clinton,
Two Through Trains daily, with Pullman Car,
on ight train 10 Mcaregor, Iowa. I''t I'H "
For Sioux City and Yankton. Two Train,
daily pullmau Cars to Missouri Valley Janetlon.
For Lake Geneva, -Four Trains daily.
For Rockford, sterling. kenosha, James,
vilies and other points, you can have FROM two
to ten trains daily. .I Ht..N
New Y"st Once. No. tis Brosdway Boston
0mce, No. btsrs Street, Omaha 0dies. 2ss
Fsrnham Street, San Francisco 0nes, t2i Mont.
gcmsry Street, Chicago Ticket OGsss ~ Cssrh
Street. under Sherman House corner Csssl and
Madison strseti kinuie street Depot eorner w.
kihsie and Canal strestsj Wells Stree, Depot,
corner wells and KInsis Blsccta 7T'i'
Tor rates or information not stsainsbls from
yosr bone agents. apply 70 t.l.', =
". n. efsHNRsr, MAnv,s Ifuou,,r.
ven raes. Axt chlesgc. den. Hupt,
Jan. "a, is7s-iy chIessc
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A RADICAL DODGE.

An Ohio correspondent writes to the
Philadelphia Times.
The country has been, and no doubt
stills, infested with Radical emissaries,
whose part it is to personate supposed
rebel officers from the South, who are
working up and talking up supposed
rebel claims, which they profess to re-
gard as secured in the event OF Mr..
Tilden's election. The vileness and
shamelessness Of this scheme are al
most atoned for by the ingenuity and
cunning which conceived it. The Cen
tennial grounds and the railroad trains
are the favortc fields of operation.
Let few cases attest the plan of ac-
tion.
About two weeks prior to the Octo-
ber elections the writer was standing
in the Arkansas State building, on the
Centennial grounds, when, in the con.
fusion OF the crowd, he overheard q
conversation near him which at once
especially attracted his attention The
principal speaker was toerably in
telli;cnt gentleman, who professed to
be from the State of Arkansas and to
have been an officer of respectable rank
in the rebel army The other marty
was from Ohio, The supposed A Arkan.
sas rebel was warm IN b.s oxpress,ons
of hone and confidence in the election
of Mr.. Tilden. He asserted that the
Southern people had nothing TO OK.
pect from HAYES election, but that In
The event of fiIden's success tbey had
a certain prospect Of the payment of A
large amount of claims which he avow.
cd were lust and ought TO be paid. His
description of the kind and amount of
these claims was simplv ludiorous in
its extravaganza and folly. and was
sufficient alone to stamp the man as
an impostcr or a lunatic. But he eyi.
IDENTIFY found his man, and was making
,hc best use possible of his verdancv
and creduli,y. Without hearing him
through your correspondent became
absorbed in the attractions of the great
show.
On tho day after this the writer
(u,ho Ia n ras;Jon, oc OL;oN aa....aaI
into the Ohio State building TO take n
look at the Toledo and Cleveland pa
pcrs. 10 his intense surprise bc saw
this same "Arkansas rebel sitting at
the reading table. earnestly scanning
the Cleveland papers. Believe me, this
man was at once by the writer. asus.
pected Of being suspicious lie was
next seen by the writer looking over
the Ohio visitors register. when he
was casually asked il he was success.
ful in finding any Ohio friends. His
reply was, "oh, YES several of them, {"
This man was resident Of the West.
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WAR DrrHnrxrsr,

washington city, Oct. 10. 1879.
General W. r. SAerman, Co.,nandisg Uaifsa
States Army
Sin; In view Of the existing condition Of sf.
fairs In South Carolina, there Is possibility thai
the proclamation oi the President Of this dats
may be diregsrisd. To provide against such a
contingency, you will iumsdiatsly order all the
available force in the military division Of the At.
lsntlc TO report 10 Gensral Ruger, commanding
at Columbia, South Carolina, aud instruct that
ofcer 10 station bis troops In sueh localities ths
they may be most speedily and sdsctually used Ia
case Of resistance to the authority OF the United
states. II 10 hoped that . collision may thus BE-
avoided. but you will instruct General Russs "a
'st - known that Il IL the 6xsd purposs Of he
government to carry out fuIIy The spirit sf ths
proclamation, aud 70 sustain II By the military
fsrce Of tho 0ensfai 0ovefnmtnt, suppjsmsutsd
u nsesssasy, by The militia Of ths varieus ststss,
very respectfully, yoss ossdlsst servant,
J. D. oAxHaos. Bse'y Of Wss.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-11-01
THE ARMY AT THE POLLS

The proofs gather that the desperate
men at Washington are preparing to
carry the election in the South by the
force of arms, and by the fragrant use
of the army of the United States,
which belongs to all parties, in the SER
vice Of one party. The evidences Of
deliberate conspiracy come to light
every day. The evidences are not
simply those Of systematic purpose
but also of q long prepared and care.
fully matured plan of operations
Those who have looked into this mat
ter closely are fairly appalled, at the
traces everywhere apparent of deep.
laid plot, widely ramifying, long incu.
bated. They remember with q shud.
der that when the first preparations
were made for this conspiracy, Grant
himself was candidate for third
term. They remember, moreover
that but for the explosion of the
Whisky Ring, and the exposure Of his
immediate associates by reforming
and retrenching Democratic Congress,
Grant himself would have been nomi
mated for that third term, and would
have run for himself "thc machine he
is now running for Hayes. They dis
cover shocking resemblance between
this White House Conspiracy and the
initial steps of the conspiracy OF the
Elysee," by means Of which, on the I'd
of Dec- 1861, Prince Louis Napoleon
Bonaparte and his confederates, Morny,
persigny, st. Armand, Flcury and
Maupas struck down the French Re.
public, and on its corpse erected the
monstrous structure of military
despotism. Tho cabinet changes, by
which in n gradual way, Independent,
conscientious men have been supplant.
ed by unscrupulous tools, or fanatical
partizans, or unprinciplcd manipula-
tors; the changes in the command, the
effective and the locale Of the army
the careful bundling together of legal
subterfuges; the bitter and unscrupu-
lous appeal to the worst passions and
mcanest prejudices Of the human race
the cloud Of lies and calumnies flung
into the air in every direction; all
these things march exactly like the
events antecedent to the infamous and
bloody coup d'ddf of December. Don
Cameron will answer very we'll for
Morny. Ifnot quite so bold, he is fully
as INSCRIPTIONS, fully as much a "prac-
tical politician" fully as well versed in
the profitable purchase and sale Of
"those fractional and volatile interests
In trading adventures which 20 by the
name of shares" II is Don's notion
that a Government may be made up
as 0 "tickct' is, and elected in the same
way, and Grant approves the end
which Don proposes, even while una.
bic TO employ the means suggested in
the skillful way, IfDon lacks daring
and courage in the moment Of danger,
Grant will supplement him, and Grant
has need Of what Cameron is able to
supply-money and what money buys,
and what he will not let scruples de-
privo him from enjoying. +. If tho secret
police ID 10 DO dealt with, II thcrc IL 10
be . burglary or kidnapping, Babcock,
with two indictments hanging over
him, Ia likely 70 be Of service. IF .
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-11-01

,ro,,i.
:, !,
- ~. '..,S,,s .s,,'a,.. anJ aasna,,,o
aaa.,.., Z, ,;,a,,,,,s,aa,os ~ ,oaLe ,hose
,l.,,r ,.a,.,,oa, pobcson occurs >. ,ho
~, .',,,,., ,arsoo +, ,ho ,o,ld 10
sa, ,hn, ca,oro, she,mo, l,l,os Tho
,;..,ahl, ,o., oss;,,,oJ
In : % hall. hmm, na,ure. but /,
mns, No, h. foroo,,en that Con sber.
ma, hos M, only sa,en dirt before.
,., L.. s;,,,l;..I !, ,be ,,o., con,
so,cnous manner by his volunteered
,es,;mony beiorc an investigating com.
m;,,eo Of Conoyess b,s absolute read.
.,,s,s ID -,;eli i;r5;1 -Y,5ryT7,t mi T1ir,rs,
"A. -, sA saesks. ,,,', ~
,a.o;,.a ,,oro h;s sn,e,iors Tbe exc.
,.,,o,,o,. ~ par;. co,ld mn, s,v more
49, ,o.,,..ss h;s h,,,.,i,r bis self.
! .'.'no,., ~ iuli,iJnsli,v mo n snalIcr
.s.,.
Ia ,ho oonsn;roov or ,he cono fetaf
,o,,;,,on,s ,ho, conld not be trus,cd,
on., e .,... ...,,e.,aa oe;oda,e,deneo ware
.on. - d;ston, nos,s ana o,hers a. f,r
,ho nor,, n hand vere nm, in their
s,ood W. soe ,ho same ,bing here
a.d no.. :, ,Io ,,an.,o,;o, orsohoseld
a., ,,na.,,o,;a, 90 p,,,., ,,,o march os
,ho ns,,ro ca,ahy from Tho Texas
c,o,,;a, ,,oIan;.;.no and o,hor aim.
liar chonoes Tho Gradual cabinet
- WHY 40.
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CAMERON TO THE FORE.
GENERAL SHERMAN ORDERED TO Pre-.
PARE FOR CONTINGENCIES"

WAsnINoroS, Oct. 16.--The follow.
ing order was issued this evening in
pursuance of the action taken at the
Cabinet meeting today, for the pro
lection of public peace in South Caro-.
l,,o
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GOOD FLOUR,

OF different brands, always on hand, aud win be
sold at the lowest possible figures.
j. II. McClain's Medicines, Jayne's Medicines
Hostetter's and HoohAnds Biiters.
5000 pounds Of Wool wanted for which the
highest price will be paid. cloverseed on hand
and for sale at the lowest market price.
Also, Agent for strattOnvillc aad curwensyillc
Threshing Machines.
va Call and sec for yourselves. You will find
everything usually kept in retail store.
l.. NJ. CoUDRIRT.
Frcnchville p. o., August -, 1874.
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Chicago, Madison 4 u. Paul
Line
WiaOna and 81. Peter Line

Is the shortest linz for NORTHERN WISCONSIN and
MissssorA. and for M,pisoS. 81. Pau, MiS.
sEArons, DuIura and all points IN the Great
Northwesf Iis
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-11-01
c CALIF 0 R MIA.

rHE CHICAGO AND GREAr-wEsrERS RAILWAY
Embraces under one management the Great
Trunk Railway Lines Of tho WEST and NORTH
WEST, and, with its numerous branches and
connections, forms the shortest and quickest route
between CuIcaoo and all points in lLLIsols. WIS.
cossIs, NoRrHKRs MICHIGAN, MssrsorA, Iowa,
NkBsAsKa, CALIFORNIA and the WESTERN
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The undsrsisned bres leave to infsrm the eiii.
sens Of oieardeid, and The public generally, thai
he hA on hand . hne assortment Of Furniture
suites, Psvlev suites, Rselinine and Rrtsnsion
Chairs, Ladies' and 0eats Essy Chairs, the Per.
forssed Dining and Parlor Chairs, Cane seats and
Windsor Chairs, Clothes Bars, Step and Kitten
sion LADDER, Hat ksehs. serubbins Brushes, 10
MOULDING AND PICTURE FRAMES.
LootIss 0Issses. cArenos, -. which vsuld b
rukabIs Ior HoilsAy pressnta. -
declors JoHlf TR0UTMAN.
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Omaha and California Line

Is the shortest and best route for all points in
NORTHERN ILLINOIS. Iowa, DAgorA. NrBnAsKA,
WYOMING. ColoRADo, urAn, NEVADA. CAuron.
MA oRsoos, CHINA, JArAs and AUSTRALIA. Its
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Catalogues Of Lanterns and Slides, with dircc-
tions for using, sent on application.
Any enterprising man can make money with
Magic Laotern. a t Wfa af.
Es- Visitors to the cestenniAl Exposition will
do wisely to defer purchasing goods IN our line
until they come to our store in New York, where
they will find greater variety and more moderate
prices. and can select them at their leisure. But
we have a concession to sell some styles Of our
goods in the building Of the Department Of Public
Comfort, and those not coming to New York are
invited to call on our representation there.
Jrfs- A full stock OF Views of the Exposition
and their contents.
es- Cut out this Advertisement for reference -ssz
June Z, 1sT6-ly.
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FreepOrt and Dubuque Line
IL the only route for Eleis. Rockronb, FRrs.
ronr, and all points via. frecport. ru i
Chicago and Milwaukee Linz

IL the old Lake shore Route. snd is the only on,
passing through EvAssros, LAKE FoRssr. iIieu.
LAND PARK, wAuxsoAs, Rseiss, KssosmA "a
MftwAuxrs y
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SEWING MACHINES ron SALE by
NILES IL. BEERS,
CLEARPIELD, PA.
fp.sa.. L.. W., C,oaxG.A

NVFIUV0UE III WI VfVHTHVTu4I :
All kinds Of SEWING MACHINES CLEANED
and REPAIRED.
Also, dealer In all kinds Of Sewing Machine
Needles. Oil, nuffler, Tuck -markcr., Casters,
Thread Cutters, IIemmer. and Binders, OIL Cans,
shuttles. Check springs. Feed springs, &c.
New Feed put 10 the old style Wheeler Wilson
Machines. New Cog. wheels put in tn, Singer
Machine.
payment for New Machines.
win cal. at the residence Of persons living 10
or abou, clearheld. If anything in his line IL
desired. II personally Informed. or through the
Postofioe BY letter or postal card. Goods sent
by mail if desired 10 ordering by letter, be sure
and give name Of Machine. Cash must accompany
all orders by mail MILES X. BEERS.
Clsardeld, Pa, Aug. %, ls76.Sm.
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IL the only line for JAsssvilLs, wArnRrows.
foSp DIT LAC Osnxcsn, APPLETON, GRsrs BAY,
EscAsAnA, NreAusxs, MARousrrs, Houomros,
HAscocK and the LAKE SursRioR CouSrRy. Its
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AND MAPS Of every country on The globe. Sold
only By subscription. II Il not obigstofy to
TAI. all the volumes ~ once volums may b
Ten cents day, the priceofa cigar, viii DAY for
set Of CYCL0PEDIA ON A Bf-M0NTHLY
SUBSCRIPTION In less than three years. Then
there win be something substantial saved and a
storehouss Of knowledge, indeed n universal
library In itself secured, with bu, lltlo effort or
sacrifice. Nl.EN.fl'. iIsIIE TTII'I-
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GROCERIES.
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;. =. wrAvrH.:.~....."".~"......~..w.w. Ssrr
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lied, as alleged, against the peace OF
the State and the rights of voters, and
TO this end the Attorney General began
the immediate preparation of the fol.
lowing proclamation, which was issued
TO- night:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-26
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE

r.
Trains leave New York, via Desbrosses and Cortland
street ferries rs follows -
Express Harrisburg, Ptsburg, the West and Soutn
with Pullman palace cars attached 30 A. NJ and 80
p. VI. sunday. q and y ~ r. NJ
For wismsport. Lock Haven Cory and Erie at 10
NJ. aud 80 y. NJ. connecting Cory for Titusvis
Petroleum Centre and the oil regions
For Baltimore Washington and the South. Limited
ington Express" OF Pullman parior daily (except
Sunday. $50 A. n, arrive Washington 10 r. M Rsru.
lar At 40 4: NJ. and ~ NJ sunday gP NJ
Express for Philndcpha, y 30 $40 9:3l A. NJ ~ 20
"a, 4ln. SO $50, eP. NJ and ~ night Sunday.
O, 7. so and r. NJ Emigrant and second class r. IA
ton Perth Ambey tleming.on. Beiydere and other
Trains arrive :from Pttsburg 55 and 10 80 A. NJ and
1o.aOP. daily; lOl5 A. NJ aud $50 r. NJ daily cx.
cept Monday From Washington and Baltimore. D 40
A,. Nj 10 a;is and 1928 r NJ sunday, 20 A n:
a. NJ. 2:l5. 20. 5l5 6:iu ESQ ss4 and 10 ~ i, NJ
Sunday. $40. $40. $685. II "a A. H., d so and io:l5
Ticket oHees S2e and "a Broadway No. Aston House.
ana loot OF Desbrosses and Cortiandt No Court a.
brooklyn: Nos ia, lie and IIS IJns.cn :. IohohSn
FRANK THOMSON II M RnyD l.
General Manager t,en ps..env.r Aysnt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-26

pHiLADELPHlA, VIA LONG BRANCH AND TIN
- p, lev Jersey southern Railroad Fare from New iort
" nxueiph,s only - 70, commencing March Is 1879
New YORK from pier = North River foot OF Rector
II ~ ivs' A " ior Philadelphia, yineland and Toms
River 's"'s 49,. 1850
SToNINGToN LINE EoR BOSTON,
~ Reduction OF Fare.
steamers RHODE ISLAND and N ARR AMsETT fpou
pier % North River, foot q Jay 81. at 8 r. n
from pier "a North River foot Of PARK placa aaashi.1
1AsASAhA and 0AIAATkA, ~ 80 r. ~
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A REGULAR CATSkILL LINE UP THE CREEK
~ also for stnyvesant and intermediate landings
steamer NEW CHAMPION. from Canal ST. Tuesday Thurs
day and saturday; steamer McMANUS. Monday, Wednsa
day and Friday, from Leroy ST.. ut o Il. NJ
A LBANi.-PEoPLE's LINE. STEAMBOATS, LEAVE
IA pier IL North River daily. sundays excepted, NJ r.
NJ, for Albany and oil points North and West
(NITIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR TROY AND ALI
~ points Northeast and Wcst leave daily except Satur
day, At r. NJ, from pier 40 North River
L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
via Newport and Fall River. The world renowned
Steamboats, BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier ID
North River foot of Murray daily sundays excepted
5P Through tickets sold all the principal hotels
the city.
OLD ESTABLISHED LINE FOR STUYvESANT CATS
~ kill and intermediate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Andrew
Hadcr from Franklin st. picr 35) Tuesday Thursday
L. VI.
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HALIFAX. N s.. AND ST. JOHNS. n.
IL Cromwell line.
steamers leave pier 10 North RIVER following days
GEORGE WASHINGTON. ........ Friday. April rs
Gtoh1E CtsOM ELI. TUESDAY. May
For freight or passage Apply to CLARK SEAMAN, ~
West st
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looks INTERNATIONAL TOURIST TICKErs-To
~ all parts Of Europe and America At reduced rates. do
not require their holders psrties Cooks Tx.
cursiontst Tor April price 10 contains fares for
COOK. son i KIM. ssl Broadway. New YesE
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- NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN.
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY,
IRON pier ~ North River Qoot OF Canal ST. follows
SmAmE " NiisIi NlA...... Thursday. May 4
srArE 81 Nay May.
and alternate Thursday thereafter First cabin 500
$40 and $50 return tickets S12O Second CABIN x4J;
Tickets 80 Scerage NJ lowest Apply AUS
TIN BALDWIN Co. Agents. No. ~ Broadway, N. Y
steerage passage office. - Broadway
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CONPANY'S LINE
IL for PLYMOUTH. CHERBUuRG aud HAMBURG.
PuMMERANlA...Ap April ~ LLssING. May II
GOETHE: May 4lwIELAND $1,000. May Is
Rates OF passage TO plymouth. London Cherbour:. Ham
burg aud all points in England, Scotland and Wales:
Caon hrst saloon gold; 500
Cabin. second saloon, gold OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 60
KUNHAkDT 4 TO. q b KicHARD Il BoAs
81 Broad st. New York " 81 BrosdSas Nsw YORK
DIED STAR LINE.
~ Appointed to carry the Belgian and United states
malls The following steamer are appointed 10 sail -
FOR ANTWERP.
yApESTANp KExIlT S%o sfH .9rs Apr
NEDERLAND......: May IS SWITZERLAND. ~. May )
FROM ANTWERP.
SEpEEssIsSp..''''.&sr !. swI1zEsiSS s'.. April
PRICES or PASSAGE IN CURRENCY
First Cabin $50 Second Cabin ... $50
steernge tickets to and from all the
Passenger accommodations all classes
For passage rates Of freight and other apply
to PETkR WRIGHT Sons. General Agents.
GEORGE W. COTTON, = Rross S. New Yorn
JOHN MCDONALD, Passenger Agent.
No. = Battery place. New York.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-08-02
The Summons.

Jubilee jubilee Motherland, hail to thee
Hail to thy glory, thy pride and thy worth
ALI thy sons flock to thee, fly to thee, sail to
thee,
Lovingly keeping the feast Of thy BIRTH
Throw all the banners outI
joyful hossnnas shout
Gather thine own from the ends of the
earth.
Gather by millions, from lowland and high
Kneel at the shrines where our forefathers
knelt.
Gall all from mainland, and foreland, and
island
Whore the figs ripen, or SHOWS never melt;
Where the swift shuttIes hum;
Where the fails flash and drum,
No1nan, and Saxon, and Teuton, and Celt
Come from the mountains where brood the
6eroe eagles!
Come from the groves where the mooking
birds call
From the blue pillows where drift the white
sea gulls,
Or where the rod leaves Of the prairie rose
fall.
Come while the starry eyed,
Haven born, rainbow dyed
Banner Of liberty streams over ALL
Loyal to thee and thine. nation all-beauiiful
Nurscd in thy bosom, or borne by the eea
Come we With reverent homage and dutifnl,
Homeland 20 happy united and free.
Hail 10 thy hundred years!
Forward with songs and cheers,
Keeping the yea, Of our lands iubleeI
-Scribner's