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Gcntlemen-Please send me three dozen san
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NOR SALE 80 tons fresh-zround \. 5. Plaster
L OF superior qualIty.-L- Z. Dodge Or A u
fierce.-Jan 3. dEwt
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NOTICE Is hereby given that all otacers, 81 .9Is
" and soldiers wounded, ruptured or Injured 10
the late rebellion however slightly, are entitled 10
a pens on and thousands OF pensioners are ent el
10 m increased rate. Apply lumed ately tarou- 70
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Late Surgeon L. ). Navy
Nav = W.
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SO, 1000 ACHES CHOICE IOWA LANDS
EnK ale.

rs,uE subscriber offers for sale ~ e0 acrsa u.
choice Iowa Lands, carefully selected D. 4
competent surveyor. five years since Oh TIE line Of
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In & l--f.-Nlm
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Friday evenings session was held at the
College Street Congregational Church, a
large audience being in attendance. First
on the programme came paper by the Rev.
j. H. Worcester, of this city, on THE
Relation of Education to Pauperism and
Crime
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A quartette of teachers. under the diree'
ton of Prof. BARLEY, sang How can
leave thee.
INTERMEDIATE AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL STUDIES.
A discussion on the proper order and pro-
portion OF studies in intermediates and
Grammar Schools was opened by Mr.. j. W.
Durham. Principal Of the Graded School Of
Bennington, with q carefully prepared pa
per. In this he suggested that every course
Of study must comprise elementary and
scientific courses. and should be SO srrang-
ed as to train the preventative and repre-
sentative faculties. We must begin with
the study of language. Next comes the
study of numbers next object lessons (;
memory and Imagination must be cultisa-
ted, and the moral nature stimulated by
prseept and example. After the age Of ten
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and II. Priest, of Barre.

and II. Priest, of Barre.
On Nominations-J. S. Sparkling, J. E.
Goodrich. G. A. Barrett.
On Resolutions-President NJ. H. Buck
ham, President c. B. Hubert. J. d. Miller.
On Place of Next Meeting-H. F. Fuller,
j. S. Cilley, W. G. Crippen.
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March J., ISIS.
, 1876-07-07


An excellent little buy who had read IN Sun
by holding horses tn the streets, mud incorrectly
cou!,lg opulent was tu1egu ly building horses,
he came down town md baw \ nice rlg staudlna
IN frunt ot q stors will! tho horses uhhttchcd.
The little boy thought hs was IL luck; ~ ior
tuhutu AZ u BIC Ind blue chips on :" tho caglc'' IL
roulctte. III Nus firmly persua.led tlut ths
horsts belouKM to u Flcii 1nal', aud ttat II M
held them eafs!y until the owner eanlo out 81
the store the purity would be struck BY iis frunsl
open countenancc, give him posltton III hi
Office, aud III Il lew years coHEcr up
GU HIN the business aud Ills lauHhtcr't
hand. 10 this little boy went up ~ thu
horse and wH4 about to grasp the bit, when the
beast lowered his head, took llul1 Ut tho littlt
boy BY the slack ot big pants, aud deposited
htln on tbs sidewalk with great emphasls, Just
then the proprietor Ut The riE eaalu Out Ut thu
store, sat lown I'll the buy, und called for the
police, who c2Rla IN Grcat nulAleEs vs. SOON "
they aaH 1t WIS y s,null buy.
TIE lcxt tnurlllHg thu boy was brought up vi
the r0l!cs Court, where eight officers and two
Sergeauts testified that l!r VIA Tt)l-knuwn
horse.thici and abandoned yiilluu generally.
The Justice accordingly yeut the boy to tho
"Moya for sixty Aaya, and at the expiration u
TINT time he returned u lts fushcF'4 lpuse will
all nonsense knocked out 1f him. lie has
abandoned tho aullay y-sc1ool, " the rrexi1rnt
Ut q cooperative chtukell-sttalIng orgAnlzatlOn,
and says thu storiea abuut thu humble ostgin u
great tneu are but tho Alls nsUenis of i dts-
eAscd Imagination
, 1876-07-07
SpR}hGfIEtD ITEMS,
4p%c1at nlstxl&cA 10 Tia 9t1oHHA

4pSt1u9 7H1p48tA 70 7N9 5FIuHH&
spHtNaF1ktp. ILL.,. July o.-Tha Hon. .. M. Et-
ter. State Superintendent Of Public obstruction,
left for Baltimore to-day 10 attend ths sixteenth
snnual meeting Of the National Education Assoe!a.
ton next week.
To-day, through the State Department Of Agri-
culture, there WAS shipped for exhibition At the
Centennial With tho ltlluois agricultural ds4play .
contribution coua.stinx Of long medium, and enc
uos,is, clip oi 1876. tubaeeo, cotton, Aax, hemp,
eottosi..eed, aat.sced lInseed OIL; an1 cokc.
Southern illnuls, castor beans. and cass0r all.
Tbs collection IL fne ons. AL seuaunohls prod
ucte viii bS forwarded - tLey arc gathered.
, 1876-07-07

noycr got untlcr shelter fl batt1e. lie VIVA per
fcctly ut,cnnccrncl Rhp,t danger.
Major Deane-1hnt tfay that I Tns hrcaktnE
OF, to snt nn horseback nn.l looked Into tho
wnotts wlsIlo that storm uf bullets was gotng
lIy, AMI paid ro attention to them Whatever.
The Capt. Afoyla,l, called Custer's brntlics.tf-
law, WINS really r1arrlc'l TO Mtss Calhoun,
tstcr d I.teat.. .col. calhoun, WHO was mar
rid To Cnstrr's sister.
Capt. Z. W. Custer, his brother, was Brcyct
Lieutenant COlonr1 uf tho Seventh Cavalry.
, 1876-07-07
RAILROADS..


RAILROAD COND1yfTO1,s uOr1NCED.
yutriaf nfsnotr1 n ~ Trtbnn.
Dr,M,,sxs !, INV i w. s,nfc,co no..
Island : raciaa Na''roaa conductor. ars on net.
Tics. Along the cnt[ro linz several havo stepped
down nn,t out rcccutly, On tho 1owa Division
n,o hn.n .n.-onSnraI ,h,f, ,,nn1,a. M ,,...rrn.
rans n..
take hi, train, wbcn he wilt raeciye rote tint bt,
scryIrc, sro M ionvor ronrlrnd' '-onlv that M
nonns norv @ ' No ehorsas aro mads 'ost oud 'ns ne
explanations rognErct. Tho cnnductot pockals
tho note. 1u1ns m hin hrc1, md rc,,res, About
the tlrsl exclamation hp u11kes H. IL haven't rut
any Of the Compamy's money; don't owc them
ii has transpirc,] that for CONN ttmp, "apottorsn
hnyc lcct, r.,puyct On ali trims CARRYING nnstcn
Eprs 10 walc conductors ii is pfoballc tic cpn.
ductorn' returns did not tally with tlu1t
discovered that conspiracy. In some IN.
stnUccs. was formed by cnniuctora mi
tjckut agents by which tickcts weru soid wIthou;
being Cancelled with tho utual stamp, Tic con.
nsaI,,. ind thc nroecsds wouli be sljyjini. Whr1
lid jccnuttatI5n f!rst began. Conductors VAR
charEcl With eniczzIcmcut' and II wae not can.
Charges now r n ase Mn,ie. '''~ '''"'' ''' 'A' ~
It T. reported on Eood authority thst an 1oyf
Company woke IN lilo wrong c1nductnr In thm
wpy, Ao cun,0 to tho Iepot 10 take III
e., HIM. q On h!s shirt front was 81, 0oo d!aneni
ptn; In his pocket valuable Kold watch and cIntn
Witch wsro seissa ani tnSe3s from lin. liz M; va;
escorted 10 ii: house, where hls trunks weit
funni, which wcfe takcn. ffo was next askri Il
ail ant Till was % ad S ta whsS % s s .aao n!sx. Ias
, 1876-07-07
DaluAG Gs to Crupx by Flood,

1WfFdItN 70 81. L1NI1 2|6b9* UzNIEJ0I
sulI1v1N, Mo, July 2,-HutA the Mefamec
and Bou1bolss and tributaries hRvU risen within
the past twenty four hours 10 height beyond
thu memory Ut tho oldest tukablta,lt, which
uleans that these streams are Ut present higher
than ut any other time during tho CsnturY. The
result Is tle widespread aud deep overflow Of
~ aGn ', md liz eopete q vi iss ts
c1opa thereon TAolsanla u &lses 0f wheat,
, 1876-07-07
"REMINISCENCES.

WHAT Cus1gn's OLD COMRADES THINK OF HIN.
Yesterday evening Tn1nuaE reporter met
three officers Of thp old Sixth Michigan Cavalry
Col. n. D. BIrge, Mai. c. Wort.cn Dcanc, md
Capt, L, Il. Dalia5d-all of whom had served
under Con. Custer until ho ,sas 1nadu Aiajor-
Gcuerul. The three were conycrsng about tile
unbappy end OF their old commander when the
rcportor came aeross them. Ths conversation
naturally d1!ited Into yrm!nIsccnces Of uld
army deeds, tue talk running about M follows:
GAIT, nA11AHp-
The first time that saw Custer was whcu VIC
arrived at Hanover, on thu march up from
Falrfax {:ourt-IIo,lso Into pcunsylyanty.
Custer apucared there ono might IN comlnuud Of
the brtcatle, which wus composed Of tllp F rst,
Fifth. Sixth and Seventh Michigan, and First
Vermont Cayalry. This was In JUNG. 1853, On
tho 81 Of July We struek the left, or very nearly
tha Iaft. ot cir nrJDy ut Gpttysburr-tl1n wlu,]o
n"a p,.aaau.,n va .tr,.r nun,ars.",v,,
s,t,h,, r,,,.o. r,1,ss rom cnttvsfr,r
,,st a. 1orr o,1 f,re,or raw. ri ,,r,tsrs %
,,.,, u.,to law, ,rIth nm, ~ +h,sa -,.t
.s sat, f.ca. ~, .,,l std, ~ tbs re,,,
~ ~ - s,,.r.-o1 49,, .,ra,.,s 49,, ~. S..,.
1},ts,,,.,s.o, as 49, 49, nn', .,",,, ~ ,r"s
~, .o' "N,
H"u ~" .. 0. 49, seAt'''A.u
.SaAl y ~. r,n' .ot.'s' ps'"s ae''s "
sn.... @ .,a., ,.oxa W." -. ,.,s,.a, D., ..os, 'os
w,,.., a -".,.. p ~ - 1,y 1.,. NV
suoe'uu te ,t,,|'a ] .uHsu -. ~, Suo'
Ut tho w. t,s''snn ''s'.u A'ote" 10 ns's-
oo'er' '''''' ~ ~. w u .u "e.s"o' a'out 'o
st'1.,..,, Ma1. usAss-
Custee "aa U" MG.s''aaa s,4a a ~acn ho Ros
a's isat sta!. ~ a'iaesst*.''l, tne1e were Soy
cru! poI!lc'aas WIZ n1leto'~u tnca'sefFcs III
his ucna!n, ana suceeeueu ~ s'SAlis a'ma cnance
a'ld hc, llKe nan o. eehlus, went on anu ifll'
proseu IL. WIS captala W taat un'e wien they
EaVG hitn ttlI runk Ul BrtHAtlier Qul tho Cul1a-
, 1876-07-07
A LIST.
THE OFFlisElkS.

ST. Lours, July GA telegram from Gen.
1lugglcs, Mt 81. laul, To Cnpt. drccn Hale, coua-
mAndlng the cavalry a. the Arsenal here, gives
tic following Us the names ri thu officers killed
ia tho light bctwocn tho Sioux mud ueu. Cnstcr's
Ke"gh, Col. Yatea, Col. Cook, Lieut.. Smith,
Lieut.. Mcintosh, Lieut.. CnIhulls Licut. ifalg-
son, Lieut.. Reilly, Lieut.. Porter, md Lieut..
Sturgis. Lieut.. Harrington Is missing.
, 1876-07-07

tarv Dsr4non Of me A1ssonrs, Chicago; No Inliana
laya bten met with a. IT bnt t;ssss q - !. 1"'R" IL
mIics nil 'ar ar the Ro.eb,d Gibbona column viii moSe
shss morning on tho north ttlo Of Tho Ycliow,tono
for tne mouth Of the niE Horn, where VIII se
It viii proceed 10 thc month os tho 1tle llntn.
and 10 o.. Cusi<r nit 90 aP ne Rosfbmtto. .n'9r.
hess~at1. he@ 's 1 u "a" q" Ls Gera; do%n he
frtgadIcs t'rnctal Commanding
wHBN CUSTER oAMR UPON THE IAp1AHst
llatl 10 withdrawn an waited the tcisilorsenaents
on the way, he might the next day haFc hal NOT
less than 2o00 Avatlahlc troops, and " TUG
second or third day probably over 3,ooo, and
have had ASSURANCE Of an easy victory oVer tle
redskins ........ ..
But, counting upon Ills former SUCCESSES md
undertaking tho enemy, who WAS "a we'll arfned
and provided will, ammunition, besides being
for the most part mounted, Cusler hatl tho
tcncrIty, with flvo companies only. to mhko
charge into tho very mllst Of tic aavagcs, num-
berspg At least
TEN MEN TO HTS ONE,
and who besides had secured tue cholceof posi-
tton, nnd he fell victim to his owli ras3' gal
lautry, which as we'll was fntal to bt members
Of the five companies OF his column. Inc r..
mafnsning seven companies, nn''cr command ol
Mai. Reno which attacked on the other sidc Of
tho 1nd1nn camp, .-.-
NARROWLY xsoArsn rnE LlTB FATE,
which certainly would hayc been theirs but TINT
Gtbbon,s command come to their relief next
tlay. The loss, however, was so eoverc tint the
remnant OF Custcr'a command, with Gibbon's
command, have fallen back to sthe Big Horn
Klycr, Tcrry's bnse OF supplies, and the Sioux
will thus probably be enabled to make their
o,,.on s-o,n Tim Itftis Horn rerfon, nI1t lung
, 1876-07-07
TIE ACADEMY OF DESIGN.
1t Gives Its First Summer Iso-
ccptiOn This Season.
A Review of the Pictures Which Adorn
Its Walls.
Weakness Of The Portrait Dtpartmcnt...Works by
ilultanty, Do I1aas, Etc.

Pike building. % corner Of MonrSo aud State
streets. can,c on last evening, Although Tic
invitations were limited To The oil AMI new
connoissours and art patrons IN tho city, tho at-
tendance ,Yas quttr large, III faet, too nucl, SO
for comfort, considering that the thermometer
s.o0a away up n Tho n'not!e'. . Tho galleries e.
largest Of The tl'rec, is the main gallery, and
works. All are well ventilated, md tho
ys ,as TnSrs e v SO s. S US TIC IT, pesss s, ts
evening illumination arc about fcot too near
Tie line arc thrown into l,al',''s1t, whs!, rob.
Ha eocon ea S'f % ,st
,s,o t,at -, "nr nrex'o',. ] "Nu
emv esnei,on Is cam esnceiay stronp III s lana.
se'p'' "aa nEuse . p,o..s. 'e'..
Ia In tho portrait department. There It
Is decidedly weak. Tho counterfeit prc.
zeutncn.s'; aro few in humber, ana
mono of them como up to tho
requirements Of portrait rainsins In IT. beat sense
Ing and technique. and the. remainder arc below
IneHtnGTkJ. 1He DCfl H1E HeHEleHL III HeFH CtilF
and texture. Omttlng thu portrni,x, tic contribu-
tior' by local artists arg very few In fact: theY
hands. Generally speaking. they are. below lilo
average Of fosncf ycafs, md OH fcyeral occn.tons
this Ecneon rhK TnfHrSE ha* fcen works from
tho local ca.c!s which turpass those exhibited last
evening. Tho collection H. Malle up principally Of
tho works nf Eas,crn and fnrcsgn artists, hllp.
plcncntcd by numerous chocc paintings which
were borrowed for tho occasion from private col
lcctlous,
TIE PLACE OF IIoNoR .,....
was nwerdcil hy tho linuvng Co1ntnlttcc-fnnt
rluht here it may bo remarked Tint Tho EentIuulrn
iniruetrd with lint nrjunus anil thauEjcss task
performed ii III a very satisfactory unnuor]--to
Aluiyancy'a 'sTr,a Of tlorsc Thief" fli5l, This
ptctrru wna noticed at coiEJerahie length 10 thesc
columns ton,u ten OF twelve dnYs since. Willie
fccts, both in drawing mud color, tic picture nos.
soPscs bnldi,crA n,l vyt1r at cannot fail to Mt-
traet and rctn attention. Tho three or four i,eade
utll figures seated aruu,, tlo judicial lablo aro
capitafY painted. .I'loy rosscss inII-
yiiuality II character, tbs accessories
arc 10 carefully wnrkud up a.
to suggest a r,ptuyrupilic ytalncnlhlauco Among
, 1876-07-07
CANADIAN PACIFIC.


ToHoNra, Ont, duly u.-1t ID announced that tn
a week from, this dato tho Arst locomotive TO DO
employed OH the Pacific HALLWAY vii! be runnng at
Thunder Hay. soms 25 miles Of tho rond arc ready
for the rails that on tho spot, and nothing now
stanssA In tho way Of speedy final construction Of
tho wloiu DU m(lca Of tho rand between Thunder
lay an Il des Mile 1aGs thsncs ,, g ltat poragS,
fro wh!ch po!nt u te lsd nyos fhs a. railway w
communication ly watcr with Vumblna during tht
cpnstructon Of tho ltno between Hat Portage aud
In dct Mile Lnca,
, 1876-07-07

THO Missouri, KaNsas i Texas Nallroah Il nj
longer In tho hauas Of tho Receiver. in PURSUANCE
OF an orirr Of tho United States Court the property
l,as hecn tu.nel over to tho Union Trust Company
Of Now York ns nortgageo In trust, and all bns1-
hereafter ttanaactcA In tho nan,e nnd for the ac-
count Of thnt Company. hiF. William uQnd. who
has very ably rssfornseI he dat!es Of Receiver bps
TRUSTEE. The hoatls at departments. general Of
fcurs, nsenta, and employees hitherto In the en-
puy Of thu Isccctycs win continue for tho prosone
iIur the Agent of tbs Trusies In t1lctF rcspectyt
positions.
, 1876-07-07
THOUGHTS ON TlIE CUSTER MASSACRE.
III tAs Edttsc NJ Th6 Tfthnna.
AN ADVOCATE OF THE FEACE POL1CIs
To khe Editor dV 7'ha 7'fftnns+

n tbs Editor n Tae Tribune.
Startled and ,listnnycd by the painful 1ntclli.
ge,,ce of the massncrs sf Gun. Custer and many
others, I cannot refrain IRON trcspasslng on
your kindness with these few words,
Wlll this last murder open the eyes Of our
Government To It's fearful supinencss rs re-
gu1.ls tlIuse Indians Shut II Le at Inst IN ac-
repted fact TINT o pet the.n, clothe them, fuss
over them at Washington receptions, is not the
right method to cure Inherent treaclery tho
cunning oi weak, unclucated minds, Or base In
gratitude, so constantly d'splaycdl
How mistaken nrp the tactics OF this country!
An army far too small in numbers, and that hut
hulfaliselpined, In II so-cnlled free country,
wirro each soldier with few c1ceptions) imag-
tnrs l,nselt us good an his commanding otliccr,
Hut now, when une Of the braycst, cl1vercst,
and bust-etlurlted Generals iias fallun y vlttim
10 this want 0f decision nll tho part Of the Goy
urnment, will not tho Enitcsl States awake To
their ftnrtu! responsibility, and sss Is ono man
10 avenge tlese trrrihlo deathsl
slID,lll nut lle snrlrised to SEQ q s1lah OF
volunteers, iulning tho regulars to afcng1 tho
murder Of thtssr!enlls t'eucral, Custer. Those
feel .hat great man has tallet, an.l oh In such
fearful manner. All! thesa untalnrd hrtltes
must NOW be taught thelr lust lesson, Or shame
will rrst on thls country for tts Inr'!lc!ency. A
and untold capabilities; but when Will IL awake
to Judgment, and be true, cAr,!cst, honest,
great ln power and prosperity Nuvef
Willis tho political world Is governed
by dtscoFaant elements, while dishonesty
stalks through the laud, aud Il want Of prtnctpta
Is only met with doprccatory smile, a,ld cor
ruptlou and fraud only called "atnartucss," I'm.
lcss fuunl out; when the raI4 witnrss Is elapped
au thu tuck. aud &ha pu0llu dscslyer Ia gtyea
public dinnesl
Men Of Ancricai awake 10 your personal re-
sptAsibllity; sAve your cuuiltEy and people from
conteWpt; coMe up to the trus standard Of no.
h!ltty; d freedom Without q false pretension TO
that right means right. That wrong is wrong;
mud then the agnhlztug news nj this morning
will yet bear fruit, God comfort tho breaking
hearts thla news bus caused K. N. e.
, 1876-07-07
PUBLIC SENTIMENT.

ac"i' t 'f, .;na..., T. ILL., % '''ou'*
n,,nr7r o,,>rrr1fr%vrr
. S..s . 49,
." 49, ~. -. -. - -. s,ss.,.
.,,,,c,oa I'll. G.'y.nr n'1ttnrfn1 r.r,,r,,s m
~" fatn nj ,hc C,,stcr comm,u,t scc,n to ,mc 40
mur, NJ ynrlnnra viii, the truth. thnt / hone
WI, viii nf1o,r mo snaro for n few remarks.
You sncok of tbc war. mi, of thls cntastronhe
IN nnrtIr,or. as tie result Of The ncnco polIcY
viii, tho Indiana. Nothing can he farther gro1n
Nh. ,r,tb. 1fotl .hn ncurc nolicv hcrr fa,thfu,tv
,,o,,,,o oIncd t,,r 1tvca ~ threc mn mru. mi the
lonor Of tbs country. would have been Spared.
n !. smnlr tru,l, Tint IN t1ts war ,hc 11rttc.,
s,atcs. md not thc indians. "A tic nuprcssnr.
Whv ihts wnr1 IA mt heca,,sc the rn,1tnns
rcfne. IN deliver I'm. for n s,,m. wI,irl, srrm.
10 them fnsu,lctcnt. territory whici, Is SECURED
to them by sarrcd trcaty1
n IA snrc,y tfmo FIAT we throw nsf1e thcsc
fal,u demonstrations or things and acknowledge
Inn wr ns n ,ronlc 1oy,, ;,ral, with thr tn,1nns
,''"' ~ "0 ps.r.' ""', ue"s "','' t"s 4"1''s
power,
uv ,yhnt nnmo shon1d we cn1l n nowcrfu1 rnon
,rh,' sn, s,,rct,,,. ,sro., s.os,, ,,uS ~. -
crtY, securcd to him 'y sacred fight aud binding
rronLscl Should We nat call him coward
t,,,i +hfof7 h,i ,rt,,t et,,,,td zen ,,r of IL,
oa.5 ,"'e. 1,".' WA. e,'""t,' ~ e'' % ."o
ehihi II nc ianEht To tue blttcr aeath In defense
Of Ills rIEhts1 Should We cnl ll saynEc, blood
thirsty, and only NJ to be c1tcrmi,,atcdi Surely
mi
NJ .,,t1 4, ,a.,,. a., ..,,.t., ,,,,. -.
Ho"' LUIS - s.ae.i5 t"o rc'httve pos't'o'i ol
the two parties III this wnr, ns well as most oS
the 1nd1an wars Of thu pAst. The UnItcd States
IA ,1ovfr,, sh,. nort nf lin rn,vnrd on h11v rn,
h,nt, mi ,,r,1'rf,,,, ,hnso ,rh',,,, ao ,na 1n,,
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n"a Hot ait"r tha case r. w iens, thn ,,ris.s
tho Government offered was moro thafl tlla
value oi THO rescr vat'on to them, they would
sooner Or !ates NAVE SoMe 90 terms. Ant y
wAs surely ts4a nuty ~ t.la tnLed ot"tes Ill!
, 1876-07-07


holy elses laut,-tllat hs WHY not properly sup
turtei. Tor i1lstancc,
Mai Dcane--lia Inns been among those Iu-
dians Iong enough to know them a1ld their way
Col. Hirge-Ila was ono OF those men who
uuyrr wanted to 70 buck; but It was not rash.
Aeas, but gallantry. llu was
ALWAYS WANTING TO GO IN.
II he aaw tllu eMGny, lu WltntgQ tu fight hl!Il.
1t was what lu went fur, liz would rather bs
In tlattlu than out. 1lo was not rush likB Kill
patrick.
get!ier.
Mai. Deano-On tho 22sth Of Afay, at IIawcs'
Field, or Shiloh, as 1t IL sometimes cul!cl, about
noon We wcro ordered 10 mount and move tlown
tie rs'aa abuut miles, and taks position b.
front ThsY wcrc shclllng US with two butter.
les, anu We lost. number of n1en, AMI
llad great many horses killed. We formed
M os ~ and 9psn asaa et Saang y % o TO- Th hs
ltcbul line WIS Ito 1noEs tlan 10 ruls from that
! piece oi woods: ttu New Jersey brigade waa In
Il, betwccn US anil the kcl,els.
TIN BULLRra wHAx coAlNo IN PsRrEcF HALL
sToltM.
Custer rode up 9n hls horsu with h!s stall. and
FL s's sssss IL s ss ' ss sssafs ths
s$s ssp fet vs ': T. hrvs g. ehssr. @ he pSss
sp Sp Ae" aha' W. w'snSss Ss ps sd xous Aia roll S'f IL
the woods wl,cn w strnck thc New Jersey
brigade. The Rebel Hue was not more than hys
rods from our men. As we got In, Butler's
| South Carolina tFoops came III ~ reinforce
| thcnl, TAcy hAl EullullS and wa had Spencer
ca1biues. W.. went Ill 900 strong, aud " WIS
| the only fight was iu whcEs saw
NO YL1AcItlN0 OH sKuLKlxG wlATEyHR.
| We drovu thrla buck and had II killed and 81
| Wounded ot wholn died before night. The
| ltuaci rcgtulsut in lsoAt of ~ LIFT a73 On thu
ground
Col Ai5go-Ona thug about Custer; -hs