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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-26

fiday next, the 2sth inst, has been
1ted by the N. =. church as day for fast.
~ special prayer for Gods blessing on the
~ Conference, which will assemble in DAl-
= In NAV,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-26

Ir. John r. Rees, an old and re.
"a Citizen Of Puuxsuiawpey, died at hi,
.nce in that place. on Saturday morning, the
|Ipst., aged about 6s years.
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Millen, of Young township, has
rhich has given birth to eight lambs within
Zee Of eleven monits.-irdiaHa Messenger.
~, that is most too much margin, while the
i wool remains so low.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-26

Economical papas have commenced
eiring front gates, making them airae strong.
br Summer use, as the season for hanging on
u gates is about opening.
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FRAziER's GuiDE Book TO PuiLApELrniA AMI
rms CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION Price reduced I,
TEN CENTS, Has the Map published
!.-s..s-S !.-s...s- S-...s-:sss showing the location o
40 Of the prominent places of interest on the
Great Centennial Grounds. A better book thar
any Of the 5O.eent Guides published. Enclos,
price to John w. Frazier, a30 Walnut street
Philadelphia, and get copy by return mail.
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Remember that A. G. Kramer & Co.
! all kinds Of groceries for sale, which they
sell as cheap as they can be bought anywhere
Elearhell
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-26

Rbe shipments of lumber from Lock
Pn, Pa, for the season thus far foot up i,oli,-
Isei, an increase over the same time last year
Z54l 600 feet.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-26

Barefooted boys at play" will soon
n poetiea scene upon payements and green
with the picturesque accompaniment Of
'Puddlcs and sand pies in the back ground.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-26

Vic voice of the festive feline is
Pin heard during the hours that church yards
Fn, which reminds US that this is good time
|pl,nt cats.
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THOROUGHLY INDEPENDENT
THE TIMES

7ls Chestnut Street. Philadelihia.
.pril. Y, '76-st.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-26

D. MeeAUGHEY, Treasurer.
clearheld, April q lsI6-9t -,r.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-26

Rhis is the time of year when people
ve to get up and take long, healibfal morn.
|ralks, and then lie abed until o'clock, spor
ike the bulls Of Bashaw.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-26

<fou never bought at lower prices
p you can buy the very best clothing to day ot
namaker A Browns, 9Th and Market streets,
|lndelphia.
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DlSs0LUTioN.-

Notice Is hereby given that tbs co.psrtner.
ship heretofore existlng beiween George L. olas-
row and John y. Ellis, at Rumbargsr, was dis.
solved BY mutual consent on the 18th day Of
March, A. b. 1870. An the dsbts due the said
lrm are to be paid. and those due from the same
discharged Al the store room Of tho above Arm,
where the business viii be carried on BY the said j.
D. Kills and John N. Trosel, under tho arm name
Of zllis rroxel. GEO. l.. GLASGOW,
J. b. ELLIS.
Rumbargcr, April 0. TG.&te
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-26

f Our Special column is decidedly interesting in
local point of view, and profitable reading to
1ntsiders who want to save money.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-26

BuaGIEs FoR sALE.--R. Newton Shaw loeps q
full supply Of Fredonia Buggics and Platform
Wagons for sale To be seen at the Shaw llous,
yard. Call on or address him n, Clearheld Penn
sylyania. may 1871.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-26

III A. Fleck 4 Co, have raised a
snstcr pole in front of their store, On Market
Del, from which floats two American aags.
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A. G. Kramer 4 Co. have Just re
|ved carload of -four eorn-mcal, chop, timo.
~ and clover seed.
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lif1.

In Chest township, Cles'aed county, Pa, on
Saturday, April lst, 1875, d consumption, Emma
daughter Of 7. y. and Jsne Dunbar, aged q
years, months and 10 days.
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yfw Advertisements.
TOWNSHIP STATEMENT

JACOB PEARcE. District Treasurer Of Brad
ford township, In account with Road Fund, 1876
DIR.
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NJ Gas bills are like "Old Hundred ~
INSTRUCTED on long metre.
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WIN. REEDS locals.
Marritd.

AT Altoona, Pa, on Tuesdhy, April llth, 1870,
BY Alderman Mccormick, NJ. J. j. wbalen and
Miss Sarah Jane stettlcr, bch Of clearield coun.
ty, Pa.
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THUS H. MURRAY CYRUS GORDON.
WEST BRANCH
INSURANCE AGENCY
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, CIearfeId, Pa.

7Fe1''ssf % sf'fssfsfsss OIlUWV,UUU
Pesons In the country desiring Insurance. can
have II promptly attended to BY calling at tho
oibee or addressing US by letter. Insursnces 81.
fected At the lowest possible rate to be obtained
in hrst-elass companies. No Compunie. repre-
senied Uhioh make As,essments.
The above two life lnsurAnc Co.'S, represented
by I, ii. Murray, have paid out in cash, between
the dates OF Aug. 1871 and Aug 1874, TO the
friends oil deceased policy holders in this county,
the tum Of $4,000.
Provide for the future by insuring your homes
and your lives IN the West Branch Insurance
Agency. MURRAY A GORDON.
Clearheld, May 20, 1875. Agents.
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BALD EAGLE VALLEY BRANCH
TYRoNE STATION.
PnILIPsBURa a NosnANYoN BRANCHES
LEAVE NORTH.

On and siier Monday, APRIL l7th, 1875, Ac-
commodation Trains will run over the Philips
burg and Moshannon Branches, as follows;
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-26

A PocKEr-GUIDE.-During these Cen
teunial times, II becomes necessary for those who
wish to visit Philadelphia and the Great Exhibit
iion to post themselves and learn exactly how the
"land lays" The officers Of the Kiuanning Coal
Company, now operating tho Franklin colliery,
near Houtldale, in this county, have prepared a
Pocket-Gude Of Philadelphia and the Exhibition
grounds, giving birds-eye view Of both. Those
wishing to secure this Guide need but address the
President II. II. shillingford, 1876 South Fourth
street. Philadelphia, where the Company's chief
office i' located. This Company is doing more to
develop the coal and mineral resources Of, our
county, than all the residents within our borders
The officers are literally forcing our coal upon
the market and driving out the Cumberland and
Broad Top rivals, because Of the energy they
manifest, and the quality Of the coal they furnish
to customers. II is a notorious fact, that the
coal from the ClearGeld basin now takes the lead
In the Philadelphia and Baitiaore markets, and
every where else when introduced.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-13
ADDRESS OF GEN. FITZPATRICK.

The Glee Club then, by special request, sang the
"Sword of Bunker Hill," after which Gen. Kilpat-
rick was introduced to the audience by the CHAIR
man as a late conversion. Gen. Fitzpatrick was re-
ceived with great applause and spoke as follows
Mr.. CHAIRMAN AND FELLow-CIGiZESs: You hayo done
me a great honor aud thank you for IT, with all my
heart thank YOU for this kind and Enthusiastic reccp-
tOn You cannot expect that having only been called
upon "A few moments ago 10 attempt to ill the
place Of Gov WoodfOrd, ] either do that
or make to you suitable speech this occasion. can
only attempt take up a portion OF the time that hc
wOnl,i taken more enectually than |, had lac
voice. because remember year ago 1t the bold
staud that he and Carl ScbuIz and the
President OF the United States, Rutherford
H. HAYES, took regard 10 honest money
in Obo tha. made IL possible for Rutherford b. Hayes
10 be the cand date the Republican party, and the
next President of the United states only hope that he
will soon recover from his temporary Illness and that
his voice shall have tho effect IN the Empire State
that IL IN Ohio last Fall that may he MS proud
honor TO lie the first the 3th OF next March 10
welcome 10 the White House OF the nation Gov Hayes OF
Ohio. fChecrs - a.,
to speak do believe that speeches are necessary.
You nave here to rejoice. not TO scaR Ireienl-
Der In the Igreat battle In the shenandoah,
where gallant Phil Sheridan and the Immortal
Custer sent Early whirliBg down the valley. that
Just as sheridan arriving on the Held OF Datte ne
found the Nineteenth and portion Of the old sixth
Corps the Army OF Western Virginia. retrcSbK In con
fusion He ced them about and led then 10 tho front,
but refused go He said, "Where are you go
New-York tribune., 1876-07-13
TELEnRAPHIC NOTES.

PORTs MOUTH y. H., July 12.-The funeral OF Fay
Inspector Engene Watson Navy took place this Alter
noon the Episcopal Church
NEw-HAvES, July 12.-Kennedy, Kellogg, and
eight will probably be three oi
OF four 10 pull at Saratoga ana Philadelphia.
NEw-HAvEN, Conn, July ia thunderstorm
occurred her yesterday. IT the first good ram o weeks
Naugatuck Valley crops were somewhat damaged by naL
BoSTON. July PA large meeting in the Mer-
chants Exchange was held to-day in aid ol the Od ouln
Church Fund Stirring al iresses were made by Edward
Everett Hale and Wendell Philips.
EEw-ORLEANs July 12.-Mr. John Phelps, l'resl,,
dent National Cotton Exchange OF America has Issued
a call Internal DUAL Cotton Exchange Convention IN
London s Of August next Nine delegates have been
appointed 10 represent the American Cotton Exchange
PHILADELPHIA, Penn, July PA convention OF
principals ~ institutions for the instruction OF the zeal ahd
NIB wa, organized this morning at te Deal ana DUMP
Asyl the bein % ieys' Improvements IN The man
ag;nen deaf and dumb institutions An organ cation was
effected.
BRuN,wICK Me- July 12.-The Alumni OF Bow
dnn College elected officers to-day follows; Preslept
Egbet Suythe Wee Precedent, W p Northend secretary
prof j. b. Sewall; Treasurer H. L.. Chandler Executive
Commit Z, GEN j. II. Brown, Alfred Mitchell and T. W.
Hyde. Memorial Hall Fund Association WAS formed W
cancel debt Of 81, -.
ALBANY July 1.-THE State Survey Commission
met today All the members being present except congress
man Wheeler seymour. James l. Gardner secre.
tary the Geographical society, appointed DIRECTOR OF
the survey, q salary Of $1,000 yea. Dr. Hayes we
Arctic explorer aqpcsre bOre the Commission and strongly
urged immediate and effective action.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-13
WASHINGTON NOTES.

wAsnISCToN, Wednesday July IL, 1875.
4 delegation of Maryland Republicans numbering 80
called upon the President this afternoon Their object
was to secure the removal OF United states Marshal
IoisborouCh and W J. Reese Deputy Collector OF the
mort Of Baltimore Their cOmplin was that the former
4cNs nerve and that the latter Republican In pocket
only, Dyiug Democrat In principles. They think that
the President Will act fayorabiy in the matter.
The Commissioners Tor the District of Columbia have
examined the ks OF James = Wilson, Treasurer for he
District who uncercmOuiousy left the city two weeks
ugo. They discover that he "a dcfdGlter 10 the
amount OF between $4,000 and 5000. The amount IL
fully secured by responsible bondsnen
The Senate, In Executive session this morning, con-
rned the nomination Of James NJ. Tyner OF Indiana to
DC Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1876-07-13

Tn, tim. Of approach indicated me frequency
The huctuaons violence by the sf the movement hen
line Of uncertain weather "u
curved ne from to .sls- We ns 10,
bad While Assr rom ssisu
to AsO,s points a. anmistsksby 10 pleasant veatherI
There has been gentle decline in pressure since tho
observations published yesterday the other conditions
remain in general as before, and continue TO indicate
that the change dry will not end with tho
recent showers As the of daily pressure is mainly
regular il probable that he next ensuing rains VIII
be attended with violence than the last These con-
dtons are general the Mi dde and Atlantic states
Far wea her alternating with clouds and local rams,
may therefore be expected to prevail over large por'
ton OF this for several days.
For this city and 100 miles around, clear, warm
weather occasional eOudness, and liability 10 local
precipitation limited may be expected for
two three days to come.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-13


ALTMAN-on wednesday. July IL, Morris Altman. In ths
The funeral viii take place Oh Friday. inst O'Clock
a ~, pr,cissy from lio residence, 80 West Twenty
seconl.si. Relatives AID trends are invited
Boston papers please copy.
BEAU UMONT-OB 9lh INST. in London. John p. Beaumont
GSth year OF his native OF England, and late CT
this city.
COXE-At 2ls Thrdave.. Now York City, Tuesday
July H. Charlotte widow Of James NJ Coke, In TIE olst
ryier, OF the family arc invited the funeral services
Thursday afternoon l3th inst AT O'clock A. her late rest
Wilmington Del, papers please copy
CTRrISS--At Fairfield, Conn, July IL, Of heart disease,
Fnerai services from the Congregational Church Pa
ocock Friday ian inst Friends OF the family m
ye attend Tram leaves Forty street Depot as
l2m.
UAVEMEYEH-On Tuesday. July IL, inst, Mrs Cathsrine
Hayomeycr the 93i year Of her age -
Funeral viii be held On saturday morning. nj 10
OcOc. the University PA Church, corner OF Tenthst
Relatives friends respectfully invited 10 attend In
termcut al Greenwood.
MILLER-June q. No HaseuOerg Strasse Stugardt,
germany oi disease Of the hcar Mrs RcbcCca {. Nl.er,
Of Edwin b. Miller formerly resident of Brooklyn,
NY.
sAyERY-on Tuesday llth tho 81 year
age Mary Page infant daughter Of Wm T. and Louise
Funera services m residence OF her parents Cason ave.
BrOOky y, y. " at o'clock p ~, Thursday, l3th inst
sMTrH-On Monday night Catherine A. smith, in the s0th
year Oi her
Her friends are invited to attend funeral this
(rhursiay l3t inst) O'CLOCK from the house OF be-
niece, Mrs Albert = Ety. l29 l Onlonst, Bergen ~ J.
WOGIOM Monday July 10 1876 Of pai all sis, Rebecca
WogiOm. widow OF capt \. G. WoglOm.
Relatives friends respectfully invited 10 attend
The funeral late residence no iN East Onehund
viii DO taken to Woodrow staten Island,
Service there at / y. m.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-13
WASHINGTON.
Cortiuued from First rage.

ended with the previous December. The net earnings
are TO computed above defined, and no provision Is
made for reimbursng compromising the interest on
the thus lid, but it is simply required that they
shall be invested in United states bonds
The fourth section provides that whenever IT satis-
facoy shown the Secretary OF the Treasury by any
any current wear are insufficient to pay interest
for said yeal upon obligations paramount to those OF the
OF such net earnings shall remit much oi the 20 per
cent thus applied. n,
The sixth section prohibits the payment Oh any uI ~
dend by any OF the companies any time when II Is IN
default any required 10 be paid TO the united
States Officers violating this section snail De HaDIe to
$4,000 and ears imprisonment 1t IS next pro
vided that the bonds shall be paid out Ol thc
fund as they NATURE and that said sinking fupd sall De
held also as security for all prior mortgages, and cred
itors paramount the United states by the companies
shall be released from the duty OF providing Tor sue
claims from other funds.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-13
THE AyNUlL ORANGE PRocESSI0N
ORANGE RIOT IN PHILADELPHIA.

ORANGE RIOT IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPIIIA, July 12.-Ihis afternoon n
nght occurred ut the corner ot Broad aud Race
sta. between william Bushell, an Engshman
aud John Mcyey, an Irshman, regarding the
Orange parade. McVcy used an improper eplthet
10 Bushcll regarding ii. when fight en-
surd with knives and both men were badly cut that
neither Is expected t0 live. The fight became general
aud lasted Tor several hours. six or eight participating
without tho pnce Interfering Mono Of the cOnbatans
were seriously injured except the two mentioned
TORONTO, July 12.-Tho Orange procession
to-day WIS scarcely numcrousy attended as In pre-
vous years Many strangers are In town, hut very few
representative lodges from outside the city.
sT JOINS y. H.. july i2.-rhe Orange procession 10.
d,y was attended with skirmishing aud several
accidents happened through the day owing To large
number OF the procsssibnisS being armed with rcyOYcrs.
A man NAMED John Burke shot by one Thompson,
and lies in urecaros condition Several Others are ro
ported injured.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-13
LATEST SHIP NEWS
TFor OTHER ship Nelrs see Third Pdge.f
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
steamship state OF Texas Bolger Galveston July s. via
steamship EIeano Johnson Portland with mdse ana pass
steamship Benefactor. Jones, WILMINGTON n. C, July g.
"5s R.rE qss I an 5 ga G d oLfs santos via Hampton
Rars E,ttr tot Yarmouth Mel Poole Trieste 80 days
ANCHORED AT nART ISLAND.
big Arabella IRON Windsor. y. 5. with plaster.
schrs MArgaiet rom Gollsooro Me-; oron' from ST.
George, Ne. Earl IRON FL swortn
steamships Russo for Liverpool Erin for London bark
WIND-suuset light, :. T. n'zy op shore.
Bark saga (yorA Larsen from wesUor, which arrived
l6h and anchored Lag orders tOwed TO tbs
3 Baps IA ase Harding Ihomascn watts from nayrs,
winch llh d anchored at sandy hoo~ for ORDERS
SPOKEN.
July lat a 49, long t6 ~ bark Francis HiyaTd from
July H. lat long "a 40, bark Daring from London.
MISCELLANEOUS
Tn iGhs r Emma ma a. ,oe S Sn T Nesno
IoI 10 ,eP' ' "a G y t1 Of ao5 Msy s tSe parchaser "
FOREIGN PoRfs. -,
CAIBARIES Jul. 7-Arriyed, brg Pecccs Iinckley Small
iron sailed bark Adela Carlton Fackard, fof
eSapHHHs July o-Arriyed brig Goodwin. Craig.
S. JOIN n b, July l2-Arriyed schr Bright star tBr,
IvfRrooL July i2saed steamship Lord Give for PIia.
dephiI .
FORTRESS MONROE, JGly l2-Saled brig Alexandef' Tor
YORLEANs July l2ciearec. steamship knckerbocSer.
sAyAxyA July l2AIIvsa% % steamship n, san salvador from
PoRIASD he. July l2.s.Ied. Oris Addir Hale for Ma
%IIaryeroS N c. July ls-Arved. steamship RosuiA-
CnSGLEsTos july l2Arriycd. steamship Equator. from
steamship Ashland, ior NeT YorS
NgwnrRrroer Mars, July I2The schr. R, J. Collins OF
New Iork lolde with coal ran on 'ne ro1ss AZ pncA lie,
beam EMS lle cargo VII! Or saved
New-York tribune., 1876-07-13
CRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

ITHACA, n. Y, July l2.-This morning Theodore
DeSchner a Prus,an gdBsmith, shot ana kllei hn"te"
smith, caman, for alleged improper intimacy WIN hs VIE
WILTON, ~ H., July 12.-Mrs. James IL. lfolt,
residing at West Wiltoa was instantly ked Dy hShthihB
during a heavy thunder. storm last evening
ALBANY, N. Y. July &c. Adams stevens, wee
President OF Albany reenbush Bridge company has
arrested charge OF enibekLhH s-o"Voo worth OF
the bonds OF the Company.
SHREVEPORT La, Juy 12.-The river above here
Il badly TANNED drift wood and all communication "
water above tho raft IN cut on
TROY, n. Y. July l2.-James Courtney, nn en-
poye the Bessemer steel Works Was run over on s Troy
and Greenbush Salroad last night AMI instantly Killed
BALTIHORE, Md, July 12.-W. &. Handy, farmer
Of County ed by four masked robbers on sat
uIay aud of $4,000 mostly In gold coin lie
wus VI UO0 In similar manner ~ years age
New-York tribune., 1876-07-13

., ,or that q, GOV Hayes and his long and ef1.
anses sb,c service spotes life aud character ms n
eo1t Pgnifed able and cOnCllatory course on All pup
fornS ore fn guarantee Of his eminent htness 70 nl
que gused honor the high position or "ch nc mas
been nominated ...,,o. oro .o tho other and 10 our
1bIiran fellow citizens throughout the Unloh 10 S'' Wv
hIa ~ ths Empire state TO Hayes and Wheeler. c;
'oef f5er fbe adoption of the resolutions the Chau
"a, in answer to loud calls for Stewart l.. "oou-
ford. said that Gen. Woodford had unfortunately
heen taken ill., probably from the effects OF the neat
and could not be present. Mr. Spencer remarhou u
chat if they had not Mr.. Woodford there they hau
made arrangements to have another military man ~
simply his place-Gen. Fitzpatrick. lCheerSI
New-York tribune., 1876-07-13

At a meeting of the Brooklyn Yacht Club
last evening at Court and Montague-ss Brooklyn, the
following yachts named as certain to accompany
the feet In the Summer cruise schooners Madeleine
Clio Comet. Dreadnaught, siren. Mystic, Leathca
Playful Sea Witch sloops Lizzie L.. Mantle, White
Wing, Kate, Saline, and Undne. There will probably
go-schooners Estele, Gipsy, Tempest, aud Vision
sloops Arrow Oracle and Pirate. The cruise will begin
on July 20, when the fleet will come together at Gleu
There will be two races sailed during the cruise
An invitation was received from Mr. Could OF
the Manhansot House. shelter Island for the feet 10
range at that point for prizes OF the value Of
cation was received from the Boston Yacht Club stating
that 1t would be impossible TO accept an invitation to
New-York tribune., 1876-07-13
CUSTER.
What, shall that sudden blade

What! shall that sudden blade
Leap out no moref
No more thy hand be laid
Upon the sword-hilt, shifting soref
o for another such
The chargers rein 10 clutch
One equal voice To summon victory.
Sounding thy battlc-cry,
Brave darling of the soldiers choice!
Would there were one more voice!
gallant charge, too bold!
Oh, fierce imperious greed
To pierce the clouds that in their darkness hold
Slaughter of man and Steed!
Now stark and cold.
Among thy fallen braves thou lest
And even with thy blood defest
The wolish foe:
But all, thou lest low.
And all our birthday song is hushed indeed!
Young lion of the plain,
Thou of the tawny name!
Holly the soldiers hearts shall beat,
Their mouths thy death repeat,
Their vengeance seek the trail again
Where thy red doomsmen he,
But on the charge more shall stream
Thy hair-no more thy saber gleam-
No more ring ont thy batke-shOut
Thy cry of victory
Not when hero falls
The sound a world appals:
For while we plant his cross
There is glory, even in the loss;
But when some craven heart
From honor darcs to part,
Then. then, the groan the blanching cheek,
And men in whispers speak,
Nor kith nor country dare reclaim
From the black depths his name.
Thou, wild young warrior, rest
BY all the prairie-wlnds caressed!
Swift was thy dying pang;
Even as the war-cry rang
Thy deathleSs spirit mounted high
And sought Columbias sky
There, to the northward far,
Shines new star,
And from ii blazes down
The light of thy renown!
July 10, 1876. EDMUND {. SrEDMAN.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-13
p,ppApIry TowARp GEN. CUSTER.

CHICAGO, July 12.-Spccials from Sioux City say
Indians arriving there from the battle with Gen.
Custer give an account of the barharous treatment
of tho bodies OF the deceased soldiers. Rain in the
Esce cut the hear. from Gen. Clusters dead body,
put it on pole anu held grand var-dance around
il. The Indians were ubdnt b. .itii' ana san
sngp
New-York tribune., 1876-07-13
Dr SAGE. Cntarrb Remedy

and crtuous is represented as beng composed o
substances brought from the four corners 0
the earth dimes the Great Desert OF a
hara came and brought across the
ips" it tl.a simple, mid, soothing
remedy perfect specific for CArAiRH aad CoLD IN in2
END breath los. or Impairment OF the
hearing waery or wosk eyes pain or
pressure head when caused they all not unirc4 eny
are, by the violence OF catarrh.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-13
FIRE RECORD.
TWO LARGE FIRES IN ST. LOUIS.

TWO LARGE FIRES ~ ST. LOUIS.
Sr. LOUIS, July 12.-The large and valuable
iron foundery OF shckle, Harrison * Co.. ON Th'r-
tecnthst was burned AZ 1 O'Clock this morning. The
loss Is about 100000, partly covered by Insurance
About an hour later thr and bolt factory OF H. T. Mo
ran { Brother, OF Main and FOrdasts, caught
fro and was nearly desrOyed The loss IL about f21OOO