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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-10
INpoRrANr 10 BUSINESS MrN.-

TMPoRTANr TO BUSINESS MEN.-
w6e circulation of,be REPORTER, on
ibis side Of the county, is row greater
than that OF any two paNrS m the
caaatv. heace business men who wish
q r,ieh the pennswlley trade, viii
a irance their own Interests, by advell
&, ia the REPORTER, Oar suhscrir-
ti5a list is open 20 the Inspection of all
sgaa wish 10 advertise.
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The following isthe time for the arrival
aud departure OF jrains At Mifflinburg:
Passenger trans leave LewisbuFg for
Mifiimburg al I50 a. m. and $50 p. m
Returning, lave Miiilinbrug at {. As Il. m
and 6.l0p. M
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7 Tho first daily nowapapcf in Virginia was
printed IN iiSl. and tho suhseriptlon price
was SjD per BpnUm
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iave you ever tried NATURES
Haas REsroGArNE2 You will be
J htld wjthi,. Clean, safe, and en-
X Is driving all the poisonous
POUNDS cat of the market. /; Is
q g5v IS crystal. See advertisement
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rsrbrN FOUNTAIN Pas -Semvthing
esy ana Goyel. Go saro aBj read the ad-
ve-. ement En- o8r psper he.tled Great
Is layeajion al thc AEo, We believe
II Golden Fountain ca "a unsurpassed.
\ sa1d pen is 3 necessity to very man.
Ua.an se3 child, Agents here is n
chaase sa make moacy iu Introducing y
r.,I aa3 saleahle article, }au - y,
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BIN q. Rider, OF GaIgshurg, Centre
{ aaiy. weat u Philadelphia Tue other
G-v to get an oeoulist 20 remove . dis
ere. lie wss ohlorofurOcd and
Il wca eve cut by mistake, aud thus
usned 10 his home in midnight
u,ss and sorTow,
above i.em wo fla in an ex-
-e, lis pretty ssvere fer Rider.
sac.
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DEATHS.

A. his residence at Milesburg Iron
Works, Ia Baggs township. this county, on
the Srd inst, Mr. james r. Bathurst, in
the blst year Of his sgc.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-10

Omaha bridal couples Indulge Ia two
dollars worth Of carriage ride a. wedding
tour. aud arc happy
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Death OF Auditor General Elect Stan.

New Brighton, Pa. November d.-Col-
9nel David Stanton auditor general elect,
died at one o'clock this morning HIS de-
seaSe was crySipelas, which attacked the
brain,
Death of General Wellington III, Eut
Blooms burg Pa, November &-t;ener-
al Wellington H. I'm, died this morning.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-10

Paris, November Tho system of ajli,
tary substitute, which NOW prevails Ia The
French army IS shortly 10 ho suppressed
hy statute
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NLILRnY MARKFTS

MILROI MARkETS.
Corrected by John NJ DoNell
White wheat /, a.. Rcd wheat I, "a. e.. Rye
70. Corn o.. Oats U.... Barley Gj......
Cloverseed .. Co.. Iimo,hysced SO 0.........
Salt % per sacA ..,,.... ....,
Bacon lOc....,.llum ld...... Butter -, Eggs
-. Plaster %
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DEp,cArIoN.-Divino Providence
.lsnE the newly erected church
a Ev. Association ut Cnrtin's Iron
s. ss, Bald Esg,e Valley. will be
q ca,ed 20 the services Of The Trune
esd, en- Saturday morning at 10 O.
Nov. 12,h. The pDblic are IN
v...1 % attend.
REv, :. D. BENNINGTON.
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Tho weather this week was cold and
blustury.
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InE LaST MlsrAkN Grant has issued
q proclamation, announcing To the people
OF the United States, that ne made i mis-.
take IN proclaimlpg martial law and sus-
pending the hsboas corpus in Marion eoun,
", South CorollRa and admits In his paoe-
amatlon that there are no Ku klux thore.
We hardly know what 10 thin Of this i'm,
beetle The hlun8or Is great one, and a
Disgrace 60 the executive.
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Knsaya fsF YsnnR lea. on 0REAR b0cIAI
Evils and AMDMEB wMinh imhnFfMrw with
Marriage, and ruin che hnpplness 81 thont.
amda, with sure lneAnf of relief faT the
EFriRK ard EnfoFtnnmte. diseased and df-
bIiitnfed. Sent in sealed letter envelope
free ef charge.
Address. HOWARD AEsOCIATT0.s :.
NO 1Boufh &inth 49,. PhiindaiphiAs Pa
pctI8ly.
IA DMINIsIKATOks NOTICE.. .--Let
A tara WI mdminiaarntion ~ the enaaie oi
MKrhmal WIelmnd. lmAm af Hmrrfa twp
CanGrs coumty, dee a., kaying been RF8nteA
u the underkiKnsd. I'll persons Indebted q
th@ nmid estate are requested t1 make lfg-
mmAlmtm nMtthmmemk, mmd those having
claims 70 prsseRt them duly authunticnicd
| for payment ID. i. WEELAAB
I'D. HKma.
quep.6t AdminirtFRAnrs
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F0R SALE.

The undersigned has tract ~ timber
land. located between the Brush and
Thick Mountains. nearly duo south of Re
bcrsburg. containing "a! acres. which he
Offers for sale. IL b Neil timhcrcd. and
easy Of access from Brush Valley
For all desired information call ga the
under. gurd
G. II. REITER.
l3ocLtf AAronsburg, Pa
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ofeyeFy description At reduce prieas--heA
being opened every day mplWGA.

T" ]. D. ETTELE'S
w H0LESALE WINE & LIQUOR
: II % II Il
Bishop street, Bellefonte, In the Stone bull.
ding formerly occupied by the Key
stone Bakery
Takes pleasure In informing the pnbiic that
be keeps constantly on hand a supply o.
choice Foreign snd Domestic Liquors.
AL Barreis, Kegs emd Gasks sparramfed
n costafA the FRaatifg represented
The attention OF practicing physicians i
aMlled 10 his stock Of
PURE LIQUORS,
suitable for medical purposes. Bottles.
Jugs, and demjiohns constantly on hand.
lie has the ONLY PURE NECTAR
WHISKY in town.
AT liquors are warranted 10 give natis-
faction. Liquors viii be sold BY the quart,
barrel, or tierce. He has a large lot on
BOTTLED LIQUORS
Ofthc finest grades on hand
Confident that be can please customers
he respectfully sOlieita ashnre Of public pa.
tronage mytsff
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COACH MANUFACT0RY.

OgN4AA NMNH&gA M WIZ
HARDMAN PHILLIPS,
A 7 HIS manufacturing establishment Il
~ Yeagcrtown, on the Lewiss0wE
and Bollefonte Turnpike, has now ON hand
n tnc stock of Carriages, BuggicR, Snlkies
aud Spring Wagons, which he now 0ners
for sale As superior in quality and styles &C
anv manufactured I'm the country. They
are made Of the very best seasoned stock hy
lrst class practical workmen, and fRikhea
in style that challenges eomparison with
any work cut Of or In the Eastern cities
and can be sold Rt lower prices than thoss
Manufactured in large towns and eities,
amidst high rents and ruinous prices of lfv-
ing. Being mastor OF his own situation.
anxious 10 excel in his artistical profsssior
aud FREQ from any annoyances In bic husl.
ness. he has time and ability 60 devote hin
entire attention 20 his profession and his
customers, rendering satisfaction alike tg
all patrons, operatives, his country. Ana
himself
Call and examine his stock and learn hii
prices, and you cannot fail to be satas&ed.
X + p A / Rim
ofall kinds done neatly. promptly. ana
reasonably.
Yeagertown, June II. 1858 -Iy.
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Important Military Orler-rhe Whole
Male Population Called Into the
Field.

St Petersburg, October IA general
order OF the War Olice directs the entire
re.erg niEatlon ot the Imperial array, and
calls into arm, che whole adult male p0pu-
iaslon Of the r0wg,ry. The order creates
The nuweFieal strength OF ;he hell and
landWchr torccs tthc Empire 70 the %; ]
Of one million one hundred thoHsaEd when
rcQulrcd Tor Wae purposes. The sixty
slA regiments ot tossBcks sre noE included.
The order creates also further the military
force ot the reserve o. he employed in the
even, ot an Invasion, The order Is equiv
Sleut 30 the mobilization of ,he population
ot sae entire nation, and makes every man
in the country, capable Of bearing arms a
soldier oc the peace footing
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-10

We manufacture ~ order.
Our work Is neat aud durable
Our prices are very moderate
We warrant 10 give satisfaction
We have the LARGEST and BEST
stock Of Ladies' and Chlldrea's shoes Ia
town.
We are receiving goods every week.
We wish an examination o. our goods.
Tho Pennsyalley trade Is especially IN
ylted TO call aud see our stock, we think
We can please all who call a. % styles
quality. aud prices. We study 10 render
satisfaetion, and although we have had ~
extended trade for years, we have neVel
given customer cause % complain.
sepil5 If
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Boots and Shoes. Hats aud Caps, Hard
ware. Queemswnre. Wood and Willow
Ware. Notions, Fancy foods, Carpets, Oil
cloths. Wall Papers, Window Shades, &c,
uci2S Is.
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r. CRIrTENDEN. Secrelary.

s.sas. GE0 T. RowELI s. Co, the
abrated and popular New York Adver-
iar Agency, engage 20 advertise iH gross
and detail for large customers in better
ana cheaper mode than they can do il
Clselves. This We sincerely believe they
a DO. because il IS their sole business
ri speciality: because they get space NJ
lowest wholesale rates aud because Of their
.tuate and confidential relations with
publishers. If we wish 70 spend ten thou
l dollars in general advertising over
.ts country. notwithstanding ogr own ex-
--:euca and knowledge of advertising z
ries and rates. we would employ them
rs der certain directions. We would save
mooney. trouble. worry, and the business
could be done 1t least as we'll If not better,
taaa we could do Ii ourselves American
anusacturers' Review and Pittsburgh
F-ice Current
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We would most respectfully infrom his
friends, customers. and the public gener-
ally. that he has taken possession Of
Thompson old quarter', which have been
rcmodeled and improved and is now pre-
pared 20 accommodate all who may favor
him by calling.
NEW GOODSl
lie has lust received one Of the largest
stg Is of all kinds Of Merchandise ever
broughtto Centre county, which he intends
20 81 nj scuh figures "a will make il an OBJ
lee; for all persons to purchase. Families
LAYING in winter supplies of Groceries,
Dry GOODS, &C., should not fail TO give
hna a call, a. he feels confident his prices
and uperior quality of goods will amply
sat sfy all. His stock of
ROCE RIES
consists Of Coifees of the best quality, Teas,
Sugars Of all kinds, Molasse s.. Fish, Salt,
ca .esc. Dried Fruit, Spices, Provisions,
Flour and Feed, &c., &c. Our stock of
DRY GODS
is large and varied, and we will just say
can supply any article in that line, with.
out enumerating.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NG
q largo stock Of ady-made Clothing for
Meaand Boys wear, which We will dispose
OF ii "A very small advance on cost.
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RAILROAD MATTEBs.-As we
stated week before last, the extension
aud connection Of the MiIroy railroad
with the road now building through
Penusvalley, is being earnestly agita-
al. The road from Milroy via Heb
bise valley would reach connection
wiih cur road, at distance Of about
u miles, in The neigborhood Of the
month Of Poe eIeek. Parties in Mif-
fin county have mapped out the coun-
trY aforesaid and proceeded to lay the
same before the Penn'a Il. r. Co.
The Snowshoo Company have re-
ceiyed orders to proceed with the gra-
ding Of the BelIefon,e branch, accord.
ing 10 contract, and we expect to sec
that work going ahead now.
Hands arc at work all along the line
between Beaver dam, and Linden
EIall: about one mile Of Mr. Soils con,
tract. a'short distance west Of Centre
Hall. i graded The road cast oius. is
now graded to nesr Old Fort, ON Van
Drkcs division.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-10
New Yorkl Election

The adviccs We have of the election held
IN new York, on last Tuesday. are thas thC
state has gone radical hy decisive major.
lty, WIN both h,ranche, of the legislature
is elected 80 the senate,
A woman no7 ca Margaret Mullcr IRE.
scntcd herself al the IolInr RN,,b In
Grecnwhieh street to.tlav T6e Insnector
took her vote She went ON her way 10.
lo'eiAg amid the cheers ~ the crowd.
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4 Asst NOTICE Notice is hereby
Ia given o. all collectors II county and
State taxes In Centre county, who have not
settled up their duplicate, Tor the years pre-
vious % ISL. 10 vume iu ani settle said
duplicates anl make pas iueni ui balances
due, on or before tAe twenty ty-soyrnth day
of November next or said balances viii bv
placed IN the hands of 1n attorney. witc
Instructions - collect Che sAgar without dh
lay Rs no longer .HlN'gcEcg eAu be- given
nor, after that date, wi.l any percentages
Comm siuurrs,
NNM EIrREN ILL
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|TxKCUT0R's G0TicE.--Lsiisrs ter
KarY, late 0f P0gtnF township, Centre rnun-
q, decd haFing keen grnnted - the un-
dmFfiwned. mli pnFroma Indebted tn fha ahtd
mpAman are requested Aa make imammaiMar
establishment, and thosa having claima q
present them duly authenticated Ger pay
lmmmt- JAcam APAMmGMmt
wmpt Yz 2w. EMRHMfDr
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Ak OwL-Mr. John Hinebach. Of
Potter twp, sent an owl to cur office
ibis week, which he caught in trap.
snd which is considerable Of bird, as
Fl neasues 4 feet ard three inches
from tip to tip. All the chickens in
the country can now rejoice that one
big kidiapper Is gone.
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r. ID. " Henry, ofPo;,er, Mills,
I go bushels Of potatoes from |
8 ..efsced. This is q big yield, for
can, ana We can not account for
& vira than because Mr.. Henny Is
& ular subscriber to The Reporter
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Forrtctcl hy Keller 6 Mussor
whtu " sea; 81 80. Red lij o.. Rye.
-, ...... Corn 90 ..,.. Oar, H.. Barley a.
IO...Cl0Verseed $50 ...... Potatoes SO.
Lard per pound So. Pvrl, per pound o.
Butter 30 ...... Eggs "a. ..... Plaster per Ton
SIS TRllow To- Bacon TO- Ham ~
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nae more democratic corn was
hl 10 the Reporter oface. Mr.
Mccormick. from below this
brought rs nuinber OF Ene
e us specimens OF his crop, the larg-
e o5 which measures l5s inches,
upon another ear we can count
! grains. SIr. M'Coniick also has
ar Inst has the extraordinary
ia af 1900 grains upon ii NJ
g. ck Is ahead thus FAR.
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aa arm of Peter Durst, deed, 260
at Earlsytowu. was Knocked off
Sd Thursday, 2rd inst, at public
lo Daniel Durst, al Sl06 per acre.
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Capt. Geo. NJ. Kepier has our thanks
fora lot Of choice grape vines. George
l always been prince, and al
Wavs knows how IN remember q dem
aesa,ic editor. Any of our readers
hing choice grape vines, suited to
oa, climate, should send their orders
Is the captain, he has The best vines.
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suNpAY SCHCol INSTITUTE. by
n,meut CT The County Sunday
Association, w.ii be held AT
springs, commenting with -
scr a#d promise meeting On Thurs
6-s afternoon, November 18th.
j good delegation from BelIelun;C
gaeeG to attend. OiLer parts OF
{ lanty viii be represented The
hearty welcome extended by our
81 uls a. The Sp.iugs must ensure i
Fy meeting Tor all. BY order Of
tn President.
X. CRITTENDEN. Secretary.
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Centre County Agrlenltural Fair
lTcEtJHi LiS1
,Couc,ud a.

Class l3,-Manaiaclured Articles.
JAS, Schoheld, silver mounted harness
Sl,ut Jas Schuh>ll, I pair coach brides
Si,O9 Jas. SehoEeld, collars Diploma;
jonathan Kramer, scus horse shoes Di-
plomai J. Miles Green. setts thimble
skeins Diploma; j, Miles Green, sett
castings foF same, Diploma; J. Miles Green,
= travish pilates, Diploma; J. Miles Green,
rubber irons 90; ., Underwood, bunch
shingles very fnel Diplomas Joseph Ba-
ker, cucumber wood pump for well or
eisiern SS,os Joseph Baker, heximer six
tined hoe, Diploma.
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ruExIFs.-Col. Josiah Neif. Of Cen
t Hill, sent two turnips to the RePor-
ter office last week, of a mammoth size
tile larger one weighing 8 pounds ]
o.. and the smaller one a trife less
They are fine fellows, and hard T.
teaf. and show what the Colonel know.
about farming,-and we'll bet Horace
Greeley can't beat II.
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Glass 14-Carriages.

). \. MQusii0E, bes. two horse carriage
$500; Rynder 4 Lucas, best wogan $500
Il. Lucas, best wood work of wagon, Di-
ploma
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-11
WOnan,s Influence.

think the testimony of the greatest
and best men tends conclusively TO show
the influence that good women exert At
wives and mothers, sisters and friends
an Influence far wider and more universal,
as we'll ms more permanent, than that ex-
ercised by selfish and treaeherous women,
who are false to every instinct Of their
womanhood. False women, lying women,
dsceitful women, n,ay inspire passion, but
il is always short.lived, and destructive to
its subject They do not win confidence
or sympathy even, from those who sacrifice
the most for thom. Mark Antony found
no rest with Cleopatra. lie probably cur. ed
the day he saw her but he could not resist
the fascination for the time, although in
his heart he may have loved and certainly
respected his wife more.
1t is the women who win men by false
arts, by affecting to be wha. they are not,
by fatlering their vanity and pandering
to their weaknesses, who compose the mn.
jority of unhappy wives, and OF women
whom then ilatter but do not marry, who
destroy the contdencs Of men in women-=-
who obtain, it is trlle, by cajolery and
trickery, the means to come TO the surface
and display the gauds they value. But
men not unfrcquenlly fling money at them,
because they can give them nothing else,
because they know them as unworthy Of
their confidence, esteem and best affection.
Men generally start in life with an enthu-
sasm for women and worship Of the purer
morality Of which they consider, them ths
u What do they find =
Girls willing to sell themselves to the frat
man that comes along. for their bread and
butter--women dependent, and therefors
cowardly, hsbitually hiding themselves,
and resorting to oil sorts Of articles to
gain their end, svea when tho object ia so
small as a dress or q ribbon. Do you think
that men do not see through oil this Do
you think they cnn respect the woman who
thus lowers herself? Surely not They
may marry such, but seeing them at the
head of their household their weakness
and sslfshness reflected and perpetuated
in their children, do you not believe that
they must curse their folly in being caught
by the fair outside, and remember with
pain and longing some truer heart, neg
lected for the false show Of the empty cas-
ket they purchassd?-[Jenny June, in
Demorests Magazine. .... .,,..
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asl lskiHs aaai.n1
from the Battle fieid.


Are ysu waishiAs for ne, dsTliHE-ATs yea
lsskihs eat for nc
D. yea ILisk I may bs esnisg BY the path
.leng The sea
My lsssi 9Th sslisa iTsssss sAd ever
ssTyiAE cheek,
And The sslssRs in yeuT slshe's shleh
ysar .hy lips ssldSn SPEAK
eau clos. nine syss shi zee yFa in The
tasllsw sssAiag glsamt
TsuF s.ras.t face uPlihsd BY sons pure
aud happy dTssai 49,
n, The siialns ocean blllo-s in the ra'
disnes Of the wssl
These bu.Y hhgsn folded for . iiuls .h'ls
sI rest,
Al, zee you lOOking downward ct that
,lsadsF golden Tias,
With . quick, faiAi blush-you prize II,
the foolish, worthless IhlnsF
You are Ihinking Of the ki's that dared
press your fingers, dear,
have never touched your lips yet, and !
sm lying here
tn the field Of . lost battle, all, save dead
aud dying, gone
A cold .low isin Is falling, and the nlsh'
Is drawing sn,
Our dag, deep stained with crimson, 10
wrapped about my nm,
I have sa,,d I: with my life.blood through
this bstile-days alarm.
Ny passion has been silent We have only
been true friends,
Thank Heaven We we're not lovers since
this Is how IL ends
know your heart is tender, aud hath
given both prayers and tears
To your well-belo'ed companion, your
friend Of early years.
May they turn to you in blsssings-may
my darling never know
A single tear more bitter than those for
me which dow
Who will tell her Of my fate? am dying
here, alcnr,
So yearning for one tender look, Que gen.
Ito plying tone
| though, to bring back honor, and lay II
nj your feet;
| thought 10 win = glorious name and
whisper, " Share II, sweet -
But dying eyes see clearly ! never won
your heart
Well, better SO, far be,ter-it is easy now
topart
There nrs many moaning round me, but
my wounds have ceased to pain;
! hardly hear the nisht-wind or feel the
chilling rain.
They will lind me here tomorrow, and
bury me where ! lie
In = nameless grave, without 3 prayer
and am young 10 die
But it must be so, my darling II you were
by MY sile,
You must kiss me "good hight'-ths
last before | died.
Farewell! God shield you, dearest ! and
sometimes think Of mo
As you sit in your sunny window beside
tho sparkling sea
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-11

hs- lien, An0s ClsTk, Ssnal0T fruu the
Nae Edoehes disnisi, died a. Ausiia IN
the .Olh insi,, " Fhsumsnia, The ssFEss'
pendent 0fihs dal'ssloR News gives the
fellssiug as the proceedings u the lssis'
lalas oA the ossasion;
Ia the House Mr., Elan read from
manuscript II euloey upon the de-
ceased, which did credit TO the head
aud heart OF this very able repre-
sentative, aud paid n we'll deserved
tribute OF respect to the honorcd
dead.
In the Senate eul0gies We're also
delivered by different Senators,
About one o'clock the cortege
moved from tho capitol, made up Of
Masons, Odd Fellows, tiromen, ca,
diets from the Military Institute,
and citizens ia carriages, making
up, | am told, the lRrg,st iuhcral
procession ever witnessed in Aus
tin.
With solemn tread, and IN the
slow music Of u fno brass band,
they moved toward tho city of tho
dead, where tho remains were con.
signed 10 tho tomb, under tho di.
rection of the Grand Commander
of tho Masons. Thus has another
good man been gathered 10 his faith
crs. Peace TO his ashes.
He WIS universally respected. ]
must except one man in this.
Scarcely had the breath left the
body of Senator Clark when the
Republican representative from
Matagorda precinct, who was in
the room, made this hcartlcss re.
mark: dwell, ! have no sympathy
for Senator Clark, nor sorrow to
express. lie belonged 10 party
made up of bad men, and ! cannot
therefore say | am sorry he is
gone" The presence Of the dead
alone prevented Capt. Hawkins,
who was present, from wearing out
II cano on the back of the hcartless
Prissic, and so he was told.