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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-11-30

THIS house is conveniently and pleas
an,ly situated, and has recently been new.
" furnished and put in thorough repair,
making it the most desirable stopping
place on the line of the Cumberland Val
ley Railroad 1t is one square from the w
r. r. depot.
Large yards and extensive stablng for
the accommodation of drOvcrs and travel
crs. JOHN RILEY, PRoP'R.
may266mos.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-11-30
lNSOLVENr NOTICE.

No 4624 InsolrentA. William Hapc on Pc
titiOn.
NToticc is hereby given that the second
IN Monday of December next, succeed
ing this date, has been fixed for the appear
ance before the Circuit Court Of Frederick
county of William Hape an applicant for
the benefit of the 4Sth Article of the Mary
land Code of Public General Laws, emit
tied "Insolvcnts," to answer such interrog-
atories or allegations IS his creditors, en-
dorsers, or sureties may propose or allege
against him at which time and place his
creditors and all others interested, may at.
tend and show cause, if any they have,
why the said William llape should not
have the benefit of the 4Sth Article of the
Maryland Code, aforesaid, as prayed
Test,
THOMAS GORSUCH,
Clerk Circuit Court Of Frederick county
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-11-30

NOTICE.-MR. GEO. w. McLAIN,
IN of No. Al North Calvert street, Bal
timore, is authorized by us to receive AID.
vertisements, Subscriptions and money for
the CAToCTIN CLARION.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-01-05

The Government sale Of tax lands was
opened on Thursday last and is not vet
concluded. The first day tho lots in
town were sold realizing about six
thousand dollars. and it is thought
the total sales will aggregate fully thirty
thousand dollars. The prices generally
were very good although some fine bar
gains were secured, and some purchasers
badly sold. The second dav the lands
Oh Hilton Hcud Island and the vicinity
were sold, and on Saturday the lands on
st Helena, Ladies, Hunting and other
adjacent Islands. Monday the lands ON
Port Royal were sold. On the small ten
acre lots the bidding generally was not
very spirited many selling for twenty
i've and fifty cents an acre. AS the
choice lots had already been sold and
what remained were duck ponds or frac
tional lots the prices may be considered
'alr. One OF our enterpri>ing young
citizens invested forty dollars in one
thousand acres on Capers Island and will
raise tine crop of deer and misauitocs
the coming season, the land beng good
:or nothing else, unless, as he saws, he
may start glass factory, having an
inexhaustible supply of sand.
Below will be found list of sales in
the town Of Beaufort and on Hilton Head.
-ahe other tracts ure too much cut IN
fur detailed list to be given.
Hilton Head Island.
Possum Point, 1000 acres C. w. Brown
$3.50; Jenkins Island, 800 acres VIM
Wilson, $365; Fairfield, $50 acres r. c..
a1cIntire, $3.50; Hill Place, 100 acres
Jos. A. Lawton, $780, NIarshland, 8 O
acres R. smalls, $500; Cherry Hill. 400
acres G w. Brown, $400; Matthews
Land, 400 acres ]. w. Collins, s11O:
Grass Lawn, COO acres T. G.. White s26O
Pine Woods, 1000 acres G. Holmes, S175;
barataria Island, $50 acres G.. Holme
$500; Webb Place, 800 &. w. Brown.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-01-05

To show how deeply the recent cleo.
tion OF judges in this State affects the
North we clip the following from Ra--
rers Weekly, heretofore one f the most
radical Republican papers in the North
GovernoS Chamberlain does not misun.
derstand his position. He says plainly
that his aim has been to make the ascen-
dency of the Republican party in South
Carolina the guarantee of peaceful order
and progress, and to solve by means of
that organization one of the most inter
estlng political and social problems-that
ot good government by the mixed popu.
lation of the State. If the effort fails,
he says, frankly, the fault will not he
that of the Conservative citizens Of South
Carolina, who have faithfully sustained
him, but of the corrupt Republican
clement. Had the leadership of the
Governor been accepted, the harmony
and prosperity Of the State and the sym.
pathy OF his old political opponents
would have been of the utmost advan.
fages to the Republican party. For
South Carolina is one Of the two South
ern States left to he Republicans, and.
as party. they can not evade the rcspon.
81 bility of the situation. IF the corrupt
and dangerous element controls tho par.
ty there, If a Republican legislature
elects such man as the country knows
Moses to be, and such as whipper is
represented to be. the whole party must
take the consequences. Even if the
alternative he the restoration of the ex-
rebel and ncgro-hating Democracy.
honest men, however rcgrctfully, must
admit that such result ia preferable TO
the election of vcnal- and unjust Judges
and system of legislation which j., vir
tuai confscation and robbtry. 1t is IN
vain for scme Republicans to declaim
about reero outrage in Mississippi if
other Republicans makes Moses and
Whipp;r judges in South Carolina with
out Republican protest. The voice of
the Republican press of the country
should unite in such a chorus of condcm-
nation of,lds act Of the legislature Of
south earolina that that body and it's
ab2stois IN such acts may krow how the
party ashors and rcpuGiatas ito condrc,.
Hete IN an courage" which the simplest
can understand, ard which s:tikcs at the
root of civi! society.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-01-05
John Robinson's Worlds ExnoSiIon = |

% John Robinson's Worlds Exposition is
announced to be at Beaufort on Wed.
resday Jar. 18th and We call our readers
attention to the fact as matter of
genuine public interest. In the past. old
John Robinson's great Menage1e, AQUA. :.
rum AMI Circrs roachela \ stlrd,rlf,r
excellence that no other concern ever
approached, and this year he seems to
have cxcclled even himself
To forty cages and dcns of rare ami
mails and wild beasts of almost every
kind he has added Glraffcs, an immense
Rhincccros, giant Ostrich, Sea Lions, a
school of Seals, The largest performing
Elephant in America, Asiatic and Afri.
can Lions, forty Ponies, sixty Ring
Horses, and little community of people
for different line of duty-in fact, it is
bcwildcring to an ordinary mind to even
contemplate the gigantic proportions of
this vast collection of all that is startling.
beautiful and instructive. Every man,
woman and child tor miles around should
witness this exhibition, and be in town
so see the magnificent street parade.
Remember the day and date.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-01-05

The national committee of the dem.
ocratic party which met recently in New
York, after full discussion of the stu
stion, decided that it was necessary to
concentrate the aid to be given IN 1876
&, the south upon Louisiana and South
Carolina. The other states of The south,
It was concluded, could take care of
themselves. it was conceded that Miss.
5+Sippi had been made completely safe
rtbe democratic electoral ticket, or
that any omissions would be fully sup
!. lied by the session of the legislature.
which assemblies in February next, with
g shree-fonrths majority for tho demo.
sratic party. 1t was, therefore, decided
se secure Louisiana and South Carolina
n both states, but especially ia The lat
fer, large campaign fund was deemed
absolutely nccs ssary. An agreement. was
stade that tho sum of, SfCO 900 should
beseeufed TO South Carolina, on condi.
zion that 50 ZOO wss fsised By tAe
J eopie ofthc state, W5th $4,000 ii
yfas deemed ecr:aia that The seven votes
tftl,e state could b. secured To the dem.
6craiic cardiaate. The Union Herald
tSsirircr .lIa' thc dutv - collecting TIC
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-01-05

homo portion of this fund devolves upon
the state central committee, and that
measures will be taken to secure a
thorough cunvass Of the state for that
purpose. It's correspondent in Charles
ton says thet previous to the Judicial
elections the resident members Of the
central committee were quite doubtful
~ their ability to collect so large sum-
The ca ampaign for Green was lost through
the apathy of the democrats on the mon
ey question. Then, too, it Is now con
cedcd that it was great mistake to buy
Moses u? to change the election COM
mlssioncrs. The fifteen thousand dol
lars spent judicously in the counties of
Beaufort Barnwell, Crangeburg, New
berry, Abbeville and Aiken to organize
and encourage the bolt would have
produced results in votes which would
have given the Green ticket the state.
From orc end of the country to the 9TH
er we hear Of nothing but expressions of
disgust from republican organs of opin.
ion. South Caroliua is once more a
burden to the national party. The Pres.
ldent AID every member of his cabinet
ale emphatic in denouncing the election
OF Moses as disgrace to the party and
an insult to the moral scLse of the peo-
pie Of the United States.
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Every nlmbo: ispcofuscly illustrated and its
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The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-01-05
FloorlHg& Ceiling Board alWaYSOn hanN
Bounty and Claims AgenCV,

Being associated with q lawy or in WasbIp.-
ION whose energy and promptncss in pro.ecn-
ting the Claims arc well known, ard s,tcndine-
closely to the business myself; Ill persons who
nave any claims against the u. g. Goy,rrnert,,e
-nShed to bring thera to me at my once
Inc b errett Houie. Bsy:st Beausor So. Ca.
JouN r. Ponrroas
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TOWN ASSESSNIENT.
TREASURER s OFFICE,
Beaufort. q q Ian 1eye

THE BOOK OF ASSESSMENT OF REAL rs.
TATE for the year 1876 will be open ut this ONCE
for revision for the spaco Of one week from date.
The Board iof Assessors will be in session On
Tuesday January l1th. to give dnal hca-ing to
all persons desirous Of having their assessments
corrected or reduced.
j. C. RICHMOND.
Town Clerk and Treasurer.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-01-05

Star Shirts from $3.50 to 50.
Mcrino Undervcsts aad Drawers from
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Handkerchiefs, Half Hose, scarfs Ties,
Collars, DC, in great variety.
All goods marked in plain figures. No
deviation.
Making suits to ordor from $25 upwards
NO trouble in showing goods. Give us
call before purchaOing elsewhere.
hENKE S MULLER,
; 22S King cor. Wentworth st.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
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Black and Blue Diagonal overcoat
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TREASURER Beaufort County.
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1T PAYS! IL PAYS!!
WHAT PAYS2

TT PAYS every Manufacturer Merchant
Mechanic, Inventor, Far her, or Profession.
al nj IN. to keep inform ed Oh all the mpro ven,ents
AID discoveries OF the age
1T PAYS the head Of every family to introduce
into his household newspaper that is -tructIve,
ono that fosters taste for investigation and pro-
notes thought and encourages discussion among
fhc p,or ber
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-01-05
State and County Taxes.
COUNTY TREAsuRER's OFFICE
BEAUFORT. 8. c..

BEAUFORT, 8. c.,
January 4th 1876
Notice is hereby given that this Office
will be opened for the receipt of State and
County taxes for the fiscal year 1875, on
the eighth (S) day of January 1876.
The taxes assessed ON real and personal
property is,
For State purposes, IL mills
For County purposes, 3 mills
For County past Indebtedness, 3 mills
Poll tax per capita, dollar
School tax assessed by the various town.
ships is as follows:
Beaufort township, 3 mills
Bluffton township, 2 mills
Coosawhatchie township, 9 mills
Goethe township, 4 mills
Hilton Head township, mills
Lawton township. 11-2 mill
Peoples township, ala mills
Pocotaligo township, mills
Robert township, Q mills
ST. Helena township, mills
Sheldon township, mills
Iemasstc township, mills
Ladies Island township, mills.
GEO. HOLMES,
TREASURER Beaufort County.
, 1876-08-03
Cine fiirGterli6e Sluttbat

berittet bic in &bemnib (Sa6isn) sri6ei.
nsnoe ySreie Yrelie" BON 5. Suli, welhe
sroBe Auiresnns in @bemnis unb umgessno
er3eugt bot. ySn Hethenbrano be9ab iid AM
Samitag Nbeuo nod 10 ubr Elm oorti9er
SrtsangebDriser in bic 8eitauration, nu9-
benz le,ne Samilie fi6 CUR yta6trube niebels
gele9t bate. gls er 124 ubr nah Sanie gu.
riidfebrte, seiste li6 ibm elm entIesliher gu-
bid. Seine Sran lag ermorost rurf einen
6teb, ben lie in bic re9te Sette be5 SalIe s
empfaugen feline So9ter. elm Dtdb6- II bon
16 Sabren, NOR auf Dtelelbe @eile getDotet;
Der 13iGbr;se &nabe nor our1 einen 0ieb,
ben er NIT einem fumpfen Snltrument III be
reGte Seite oes Salies empfanseil, ~lebens9e.
iabrlid permunbet. Das Jungle Sinh, ein
2lahri9eS &nabletn, mar ebenfauS IebeltS9e-
fdbrli9 uerlest, benn Die Slnnlaoe 1T lhm
3ertrii ulmert, Ger Wtunb uno Die !Sun9e be.
i6abigt. Ser W0roer rluB nit Der Cider.
belt zines SenfsrS feline Strei1e auf Die
lhlafenbe Samilie gefnbrt baben. Ser IN.
9liidll1e @atte uno Yater ma6tc fofort 4n.
setse uno Die ftautSauwaltli9en @rOrteruu.
gen iinb i'm @ause. usber Die art, mie bas
Shredlthe ii1 uoaSo9en bat. weiB man nod
ntdts, benn Der nod lebenoe Glterc &nabe 1T
in leluer gegenpdrtigen Sage ni1t auIed'
nuu9sidbig. Sie W0gllhfeit bes 8aub.
morces lit a~nsgelGlOiieu, oenn bic camille
mar arm, Elm ytoro aus &a9e if ebsnfaus
lhmsr an3unebnen. Oa bic Sstrofieneu ais
rubige, irIeoi,rti9e unb uor Auem iebr ebreu.
werthe 9eute bstannt iino. IS Iouen einiae
Serbaitur9e1 uoreenOmmen woroen leiu on
geuteH, Die IN BEN 0auie mobnen. in mel.
dem bic SIuttbut ii9 uel3os, Soffsntli9
gelingt es Der SuhiS. auf Die redte Sabrte
gu tommsn uuo Den ober Die Wt0roer gu ent.
oeden."
, 1876-08-03
Gin fatbplifher Wriefter mber bic
MplIicS.

Sn SiibsSetblehem bat Der fatbolilfe
Yrielter 1lep. Mt. 6. Mc@nroe ben DiotIps
Utag1ltreS, Die bort lpobnen, nit oerben @ors
ten Die @abrGelt in ietner Yrebi9t aelaet.
Sic enu itd Die Soutl=Setblebem 0ipis
iton beS alten SrbelS Der Stbernter Gan
Gent Order of Hibernians). @r id)iloerte
oaS Srelbel bteIsr 2eute, melfe Die Nrbeiter
betrunfel MAIDEN, I'M ie gum @lntritt in
thren Sroer 81 b%eitllHmen. Damn CAB ct
cine @eldtfte bes Srbells n1tb erfldrte beiien
Contribution fir cine 2iige. SIS helbe borilt,
Die Mitglleoer miiBten Srldlher unb &atbolt=
fell iein, einmal I'M Sabr gum N~benbmabl
9eben nrtb ehrenhafte respectable Siir9er Iein.
Damn narnte er Elm babies Snbeno ber lei<
tenoeu Ofdnuer beS SrbeuS am Ylabe unb
la9te: user, Der bier in ben letten Sebn
Sabren III Der Stride mar, bat Die 90 urb
90 (er na1lute Die gtamen) bier gum Ibeno=
mabl Qehen 9eleben ?" @r ipilie gar ntf,t,
pie ii9 bieie 2eute &atbolifen nenuen f0nnen.
llno bann la9te er: Sinh lie pirfli9 ebrer=
bait urb reipeftabel ?" 8
aa seq li Gis' f ia &c RAD aaSS6F}'td gW..1 lHS in p BE
li6erte ct ben Dtoules", oaB nit ibneu tetr
6rieben nl0gliA lei, felne Seritdnbigung unb
oaB eS nidt BET balber WtaBregeln 9e9en ite
ieiu Sepenben baben oiirie. ST menioftens
g%eoenfe, iie 81 perfolgen nit aler @uer9te,
uno bofe, baB ale brauen Srldnoer i'm BARN
unterltiibeu mirben; er fir feline BerSon
ldeue ild) nidlt Dor ben Sefirtiteten Otoup
Uiaguires. 0ieie Yrebi9t maftc eiuen
9robeu @inbrud auf ole J3ub0rer uno Die
Dfolies naren iebr fleiulaut. Soutb Beth
lebem lit betanntltd ein beoeutenoer 6abrlf=
plae uno Die WiollteS Sdbleu bort pleleiht
einise Gauienp Dtauu. 9as Nuftreten beS
muthigen Yrieters 1T alio bon fe,ner GERM.
gen Seoeutung.
, 1876-08-03
Neues ppn Der 2Selts IuSfteIuua.

- 0aS tiiblere @etter Der leeten Gage
bat auf Den Selu6 her IuSlteuung elnen
9iinltiaen ginfuB uusseibt uno ieit Benz
Wfontag bat namentli6 bic i3abl Der 6ablen=
Siou Stl" @urD s'2 Si . au sfsflnS%m van 81, Sig
BerioAen belu6t, bon oenen 20, 1854 paS giH>
trlttS9elb beSablten,
Sin Srr9letd amiihen benz Yublifatio,
men Der oeutlden Sudhdnbler uno naments
lt9 Der Brooncte BON Sanomerten, Weld)e
mt Dem Su4banoel in &erbinbnng itebeM
nno benen en9lllher, fransOitiher uno arnes
rlfarll9er Su1bdnoler muB leiber lebr III
ln9nnlten Der Grlteren ausfallen. Die Mnti=
qua Shrtft, tpelde bel ben Werfen Der 9ebs
teren gebraudt mlro, gemdbrt ifou BON porn-
, 1876-08-03

tuelde @ebetmniie Oes Sroens Dir. @opsn
entbedt bate, uno billlote jeoen Sd)ritt, nm
Die Serbreder CUR CITRATE 81 Sieben. Nian
ioIte nt6t perseilen, ia9te DIR. @oiueil, baB
5met Srld10er, er urb Der Seteftlu WtcPar@
len, ltno Der leBtere, Elm &atholif, bteien Srt
ben entbitllt battet, NIB oab Die bodlten
fatboltlden Brdlaten ieile Serfolgur9 titr
red)t NIB btltg e~rfiGrer, diSoaIlll lperoe man
Don Der trrigen Soee %abfommen, baB eS 1th
bier I'm cine latiOiltii6e Serfol9uiEg poit
fatbnlllden SSrldnbern banole, lpie ole Diolz
lies ielbIt Der Belt porsuipiegeln iu6en.
Der Sd)luB Don Wtr. @open'S erlter GROCER
Heoe lautete ,,llnb MN blide man SnriiG,
ME eS Dor 3 Dtonaten in bic fem County ans
lab, oils Die 2elte ual 8 poer 9 llbr Nbeno8
lid suritdio9en 1llb Ntenlauo iid n1ebr Dor
Die 3biir ma9te; ais Sober mr. nit Der Sano
all Der Biitole friib OtorgenS mad ietuem
@eibdft 81 geben magte, poll Surdt, bab er
ntdlt leben0 suriidtebren tperOe ais Die Sc
ie1ihaft in ibrer 8aiiS erI4ittert mar oils
Die @ere6tl9teltSspfe9 IN tiefe Seraftnn9
geiunfelt; alS Niemaup ben Staat fir mad)s
tig 9enug belt, iein GieenthGm su id)iibeu.
uno balln lcbe man, iuelde SerGrberun9 lelt
etnl9en Woden ltattgefulben bat. Seute
made t6 G1d b%efannt, bab e8 in bteiem
@ourtp feline @esenb sibt, melfe nidt ebenio
fiber lit wie Der Ylae, an meldem i'd bier
itebe.
SIT bier Elm Uiann inter ben ,3uborern,
Dem es 9%eliiitet, iein Biitol auf MIDI SIT rtdls
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