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ANorHEH TWENTY-FIVE CENT SUBSCRIPTION.

ANOTHER TWENTY-FIVE CENT SUBSCRIPTION.
BROOKLYN, July I5, 1875
To EDITOR OF THE HERALD
have always looked your paper as the
natiorai advocate, and admire your patriotic
object raising monument Tor brave Custer
aud his followers As instances Al
present do not permit me 10 subscribe much.
but tins much t.enty five cents IRON all who apprc-
caie your noble object would help TO remind those
who come after that have not been unmindfui
oil the dead patriots. And as II sometimes happens
most likely ut the present, thNt God is showing
a sad sample OF row our government pleascs Him.
Would II not also be patriotic thou hit to do as
book OF Maccabees, described twelfth
chapter and verses orty TO iorty-six. We as Curs-
tans, should have much faith IN prayers Tor The
dead the Jews had, have II they did not lose H.
Let as have a contribution now and Annually Tor The
eternal repose OF these brave heroes, mat
prayers for thcm may ascend to heavens throne,
and by pious Tor the eternal repose OF their
souls their lanes inscribed IN the Book OF Life
The OF tho just avaiieth much recorded in
Holy Writ Let have them remembered TO the pas
Of congregations TO pray Tor them who e In
defence OF nations honor. Ii IS also an honor 10
Goa Tor TO be mindful OF one another, as He has
taught pray one another and observe all
things whatsoever He has commanded us, that prosper
may reiu2ent on oor shores, hat wars
cease and peace and unity may dwell among AL
Christian people. II this proposition rs acceptable
am Wiling to double my mite in prayers and offerings
Tor tho repose OF their souls If Ne he their friends as
described in job chapter xv verse ~. and numerous
other passages which, for brevity sake. omit as
truly valuable space. BY inserting this you Will obige
constant reader. g. I.
+. S.-success attends the just and may you ever
MAINTAIN your part
The New York herald., 1876-07-16
AN OLD CAVALRY SOLDIERS DONATION.

CoMrANY F. CENTENNIAL PoLtcK,l
PHILADELPHIA, July IA, 1876
To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
herewith enclose twenty five cents my contribu
ton tor the erection OF monument in memory OF my
old commander, the lamented Custer, anu give to
our latest poserty to rcctc his memory BY
the way beg leave 10 ask how Is about tho surviving
relatives OF 260 brave who sh red the OF
their commander! Let honor their memory also
and recognize their services Raise a subscription for
the benefit OF the surviving wives and children OF the
Yellowstone victims Many Will respond to your call
II takes but tho New YoRK. HERALD tu make an un-
dertaking success. FRANK MILLER,
Late Of Company q, Seventh United States Cavalry.
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THE MURRAY-BERDELL FIGHT.

BERDELL AGAIN REMAHDED.
GOSHEN. n. ", July Is, 1874
wsner Murray, who shot on Thursday night In
Goshen by Robert II. Berde, was examined by DR..
Stnson, Of New York, and attending physicians to-
day. They extracted Of the bullet from his head
Threcfourhs OF tho ball supposed 10 bs still IN tho
BRAN. The lett side IL paralyzing gradually. rh(
physicians pronounce the wound very dangerous Nh
Murray will probably die BerdeIl arraigned the
afternoon, but In tho absence OF material witncssse
the examination was adjourned until Wednesday morn
ing. Public sentiment, heretofore against Berdsll, 10
now largely In his favor. Two wisnesses will swear
Murray had pistol In his hand while running away
from BerdeiL
The New York herald., 1876-07-16
CUsTER's LIFE INSURANCE.

General Custer, with five Of his officers insured
the New York Life Insurance Company OF this city
follows s--GencraI Custer 81, 900; Captain Yates,
S. 900; Captain Kcogb, $4,000 Lieutenant Calhount
50 200; Lieutenant Crttenden $1,000 and Leutenan.
Porter, 81, 900. IN all $40, 900
As these assurances we're effected under special
provigon made by the company named Tor the benefit
OF army officers. there will be trouble about
prompt settlement the claims thoS
were killed battle wi,h b Indians.
The New York herald., 1876-07-16
WHAT AN INDIAN FIGHTER THINKS.

INV YORK, July IA, 1916.
10 TnE EDITOR OF TUE HERALD
The most concise letter OF all those yet written
Cuser's battle As Lieuicnat CarIand's. say what ho
doesthcrc is no to blame; Custer did all coui
ana 50 did the Indians, whom have whipped great
many times oftcner Than they did But you know
an old saying is every dog viii have Its day" En-
closed please lind ST. 10 Yellowstone currency for tho
monument OF brave Custer and my old comrades
who leil with him. OIL +. WINGATE
A former private OF Company l., Third Uniied states
Cavalry.
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A aREcrAN BOYS Contribution.

NEW YORK, July H. 1876.
To THE EDITOR HEgALD:-
lcoud not bear, SIR seeing other people contribute
money, eacn according TO his power for n monument
proposed tor tho hero, General Custer, whose
heroic acts remind me OF my fathers, without
giving my 81 tali sparc) ! Grecan
sir, poor boy, without position; tour months
ago arrived here IRON Greece; but | can reaa
English, aud though am poor, yet have the eelins
and enthusiasm 0f my old fathers
SOCRATES CAPPAEDACHL
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A PENNY SUBSCRIPTION SUGGESTED.
NEW YoRx, July IA, 1915

NEw YORK, July IA, 1876.
To EDITOR HRRALD:-
take pieasure in enc eng 81 toward the monument
to be erected TO the memory OF Custer tho bravest OF
the brave. Some years ago remember reading Of the
building OF an elegant and expensive monument to the
memory of Prince Albert ia England by penny sub
scriplions Would not each one here Notwithstanding
these hard times gladly give dime TO onJect so
laudabls? Worry respectfully MISOGAMIST.
The New York herald., 1876-07-16
CANADIAN RAILROADS

ToRoxro Ont, July ls. 1s7a
special cable despatch from London to the Gleba
to-day saysln reference TO The loan BY the provinces
OF Quebec for the construction Of the North Shore
Railway tho Times replies to Treasurer Churoh's
communication, saying, Wheshsr the province guar.
antecd the loan makes disronoo II sho nota
There Is disposition here as pressns 70 loaa nono3
Sos srsher railway busldanG ~ ~ oeunInAon, ~
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THE BRAVE SOLDIER GENERAL.
New YORK, July l5, 1915

To THE EDITOR HERALD
Enclosed . ease lind ten cents, which l give to
help 10 get monument for our brave soldier, General
Custer who fought Tor our country. would be will
Ing to go and fight but | am too small only fifteen
years old; the government would not let me 20 NY
heart was bleedn ng when heard that they mntilatcd
the men In such way they did. | only wish was
a mau, I would 20 aud light TIL could stand and
do al IN my power that could for our country-al
have l am poor. y.
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HE GIVES HIS MONEY AND OFFERS HIS LIFE.
HoBoKEN. July IA, 1875


To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
Please accept twenty-five cents which enclose for
the proposed monument to the gallant General Custer
IL is q very small amount but ali that afford TO
give as lar funds concerned with me- but offer
more than that than riches, offer my assistance
avenze The death Of General Custer and the gallant
800 and the noble HERALD reporter, Kellogg. offer
my life and any time tho word Is gwen shall be at
hand to strike u blow for Custer, ana wipe away
this savage race which such burden the coun-
try. Let US be backward spending $500, 900 or
$500, 900 ami save millions. Send $4,000 soldiers out
with General Sheridan the 'front.' and let its motto be
'peace Liberty and Custer" And when this iy ail
done and the redskins are wiped away and tho West At
rest, then let US put up tho proposed monument and
let the gallant Custer rest forever.
A. II. r, A Truck Driver
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MARIE rHoMpsoN's PRACTICAL SORROW.

To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
Enclosed you will ind twenty live cents for the benefit
OF our noble General Custer's monuments ne who has
died for his country. Just think ofsome oi our men
whom suppose TO be noble aud who are not, and
the noble dead 1t Is a pity thatour prom
inent must grow old and die wish could
save Them, but it il not my power. l ieel very
sorry or the Generals widow.
MARIE THOMPSON, Philadelphia
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CUsTER's COMRADES IN ARMS,
BRIDGEPoRr, Conn.,, July II, lS7

To THE EDITOR HERALD
As organization OF honorably discharged soldiers
and sailors formed for the purpose Of perpetuang tho
memory and history Of the dead who fell in defence OF
the honor OF our country's flag, we thank you Tor in
augura.ine the idea OF erecting monument to the
memory o the lamcnted General g. A. Custer and the
more than $50 brave officers and that Tell with
him IN that terrible Indian massacre OF June 20.
Many Of organization knew General Custer having
followed him on the sweltering march and in the
smoke OF battle Enclosed please lind check
Ior $40 toward erecting lasting trb-
ute to the val0r OF the American soldier.
But in haste to honor the Dead let not forget TO
extend needul aid to the widows and orphans OF those
who have ialen We have established u branch office
for receiving the amounts that DO gwen toward
the monument fund. and shall forward you IRON time
to time. Let every soldier the Untel States give
his mite and do It at once, and We will erect monu-
ment that We shall feel proud OF.
ELIAS HOWE, Jr., Post No. G. A. X
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IFUf, ~. T., July II, 1870
To rHE EDITOR HkRALD:-
Enclosed please lind ten cents for General Custer's
monument Would willingly contribute more Tor this
noble purpose, bpt cannot afford II. Hope all the
boys and girs througoui the United States will follow
my example and contribute their mite. Hoping YOU
will be successful remain,
LENNY NJ HERMAN
'Errand Boy" troy Kid Glove Depot
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rRoM ONE OF cusTEn's Fo1LowxRs.

NkwARK, N. j., July l3. 1876.
To EDITOR HERALD-
Enclos ed please find s., my small contribution to the
Custer monument iund Following the SUIT OF my Old
conirade Of the Twenty fifth New York cavalry, send
a afford TO assist peIpetuating the memory OF
our brave boy General, wnom nave followed many
charge and goriied ior many victory won.
A. kOELLHOFFER
Chief Bugler Twenty NTH New York cavalry
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FOR a MONUMENT IN MEMORY.
PHILADELPHIA, July IA. 1875.

To THE EDITOR HERALD
Enclosed please find ten cents for the monument in
memory Of that gallant officer, General Custer who
killed out West while in the brave performance Of
his duty. r. A. B.
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A SACRIFICE, BUT NOT LIKE cusTER's.

To EDITOR THR HERALD
In my present circumstances, financially, regret to
not able to contribute more then tive cents 10
tho Custer monument the price OF Sunday HERALD,
which o sacrifice for me to do without even Tor one
day. f. h. YOUNG.
The New York herald., 1876-07-16
SAN OLD SOLDIERS MITE"

CAMP KNOX, EXHIBITION GROUNDS
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July, 1875 I
To THE EDITOR TIT. HERALD:--
Please lind enclosed ifiy cents old soldier 3 mite
to the monumental fund Ol our brave aud Iamented
Custer VINO survived the rebellion and ell the mead
OF hs bravo command by the hands Of the 'hostile
Sioux" JOHN II. WILLIS
First Sergeant Battery NJ, Third United States Ar
tjllory.
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FROM A PATRIOTIC NEwsBoy.

july Is, 1876
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
enclose live cents, all l can spare for the Custer
monument, as only get very small salary and help
to support my mother
THEODORE BURNTON. a Patriotic Newsboy
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HARRY THoMpsoN's MITE.

New YORK, July Is, 1879
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Having feeling than | have cash give my
little mite tten cents) 10 the Custer fund Soon will
try aud ACT moro like man AMI give In accordance
HARRY THOMPSON.
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ALL HE COULD SPARE.

NEw YORK, July IA, 1915
To THE EDITOR HERALD
wish to add my mite (teu ccnts) to the offerings
already subscribed to the immortal Custer Wishing
had more to give remain, yours,
EPHRAIM MUCGINs
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FROM vAssAR COLLEGE.

VAssAR College, PouGaKYEPsTE.
To EDITOR HERALD
send quarter us my memory Of the man who
never asked quarter II. W. X
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A Poon GIRLS EFroRr.
NEw YoRk. July l5. IS76

To rue EDITOR OF rHR HERALD
A. solicitation OF poor giri, who goes by name OF
Thcka beg to enclose tall she has TO spare
presently toward erecting monument for our noble
patriot. General Custer. WILLIAM RELSOM
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A co1oRHp wA1rER's CONTRADICTION.

SARATOGA, July II, 1875
To TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD
sond twenty-five cents TO 60 to the Custer monu-
ment Brave Custer
COLORED WAITER, at United States HOTEL
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IN HONOR OF THE FALLEN BRAVE.
New YoRK, July 10, 1870

~ - - :, Nh" ToRh July 10 io'u
To the EDITOR or THE HEKALD:--
herewith enclose nny cents; this mite to be added
to the Custer monument fund.- which is to remind fu
turc generations OF those brave and loyal who fell
while ia tho discharge OF their duty. Let Congress
Immediately ior the relief Of the widows and orphans
OF fallen heroes. G. W. W.
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FROM A COSMOPOLITAN.

NEw YokK, July IL. 1876
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Since lew months only IN this country am ad-
o the gallant General Custer beg you accept
the modest SUBSCRIPTION OF 81 toward the Monument
Fund from b. COSMOPOLITAN.
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FROM A HALF STARVED BooKKExpER.

Nsw YORK, July 10, 1876
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Enclosed please find ten cents for General Custer's
Monument fund. Excuse the small amount but times
are hard. A HALF STARVED BOOKKEEPER
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SUBSCRIPTION AND A PROMISE.
HoBoKES, n. J., July IA, 1876.

HoBoKES, n. j. July IL, 1876.
To THE EDITOR HERALD
Enclosed please find ten cents for the Custer Monu-
mcnt iund As have just started IN business and
same very duh present. cannot give more but
will before the Subscription list is closed. thank you,
everybody ought to Tor tht interest you take III the
matter, and wish you much success
CHARLES BRUNO RUDOLPHY
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FIVE DOLLARS PROM A PEABODY.

BUFFALO, N. Y, July Is, 1874
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
sond you S. my iuite to General Custer's mOnu-
ment the ''iund' SO wOrthiiy started by you.
GEORGE II. PEABODY, OF New York City.
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A BOY AGAIN.

New YORK, July H. 1876
To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
Enclosed please hnd ten cents, boys contribution
toward The Custer monument fund Is. II.
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LITTLE HARRY's GIFT.

To EDITOR HERALD:-
Enclosed please find twenty-five cents, balance
of Little Harry's' Fourlh OF July" funds, which be
wishes to contribute toward the 'Custer Monument
Fund" his
LITTLE HARRY, X five years old) Albany, N. Y.
mark.
The New York herald., 1876-07-16
THE BRAVE GENERAL CUSTER

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Enclosed you will find ten cents toward the erection
OF monument the grave OF the brave General Gus.
ter. The is small, and all can afford give
GEORGE II. COOK.
p ST. will try my best to get up an association by
which can raise lew dollars COOK
The New York herald., 1876-07-16
FROM rnyDpIr NOBLE.

erection OF the brave General Clusters monument you
will ooiige ISAAC FRANK, "A Sehoolboy."
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A WIDOWS MITE.

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
For the Custer memorial and his brave companions,
not forgetting the HERALD correspondents who fell So
WIDOWS MITE.
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ANOTHER FIVE CENT suBsCRIpTIt

july II,
To EDITOR HERALD:-
Enclosed please find five cents toward the Custer
monument l.. G. B.
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A TOKEN OF RESPECT.

NKw 1ORk, July 10, IS76
To EDITOR THE HERALD
Please accept the enclosed small token Of respect for
the gallant Custer the apprentices Of tae Indus
trial school Of the H. O. A., So.
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CONGRESS ON THE CUSTER PENSIONS

Grand total
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New YORK. July l5 1870
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Herewith piease recev ten cents from poor Office
boy Tor the OF monument 10 The brave hero,
General Custer. would willingly give more II had
It. l.. PETER BACH
The New York herald., 1876-07-16
A POOR Boy's OFFERING
NV YonK JuIv ~

To THE EDITOR OF TIKI HERALD
Enclosed lind The small sum OF ten cents toward the
Custer Monument.
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..rHAr BRAVE, GALLANT GENERAL. T"

NEw BRUNSWICK July IA. 1875
To THE EDITOR THE HRRALD:-
Please enclosed find twenty-five cents for the
ton uf a monument in remembrance OF that bI ave-
gallant General Custer W. W. w.
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NATUADAY, July 10, fosos
To THE EDiToB TIE HERALD
Enclosed ten cents for Custer Monument fund. IL M
all have. FREDDIE NOBLE.
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speak personally with raIk and lille
HIS COMMIssARY."
When men have pounded the saddle for days at
time without any ''lctup when horses down,
riders clear tagged out ana prospect OF rest, then
good may do desperate thin1 ia his despair.
Such ali instance came under the writer's observa-
ton one day in the Shenandoah Valley. Custer
killing and horses Ia his desire TO locate and
every OF Eary's outposts, whcn we rode along
turnpike. hungry trooper suddenly spurred his horse
the front, rode up beside Custer and drawing slice
of pork from bis haversack, thrust 1t out and ercey
asked,
General Custer, where in damnaton is your CON-
..Hero she slr shouted the General in reply fishing
up rusty hard tack' from his pocket-"Here she 49,
and l trace you some OF my hard tack Tor somo OF
That trooper is still living, and whom he heard Of
Custer's death he wept ike . child.
''Irs WORTH PA;M" 4"
The old brigade at Gettysburg and OF those left
behind IN hospital every ten were reported
mcnts and lower they followed Custer against three
tunes their strength, ana sabre could be found
stained with Ulood When II WAS known that charge
would be made lot OF horse iarriers anu company
mounted to the ridge OF long matched roof
log stable be Spectators just they had got
nicely seated the Confedcrates opened forming
cavalry point Tho trst missile u solid
shot. IL s,ruck the old stable under the and
the centre, and there 0OO watching it,
spiinters straw aud men nled the AIR, and the way
each made Tor mother earth nearly killed the
arymen win Laughter. General Custer laughed till he
nearly lost his seating and when he could speak he
gisped out, well that Ia worth farm and all live
stock thrown IN"
FULL OF INCIDENTS
General Custcr's military life was wild roman ce,
developing some incresti0g incident every dav, and
what coud be .ruthtuIly written OF his most daring
expioits IN the saddle would M hundred HERALD
columns. Why write further nowf Lost TO the pres
moment, as tho rush OF the kapdnn seemed
10 nil his again. the troopers heart gives PAIN
fu throb he suddenly remembers that General Gus
ter ~ more II would have been glorious for HIM
died the head OF his old Third division. his
sabre cleaning and his long Hair floating behind
terrible iOr him to die w,th the desperation
OF despair IN his soul Men have dared to whisper that
it was n blunder. let no man whisper II again. The
general who made no oiunder Through l0ur years of
daily lighting would not be apt TO bundcr
skirmlsh.
II nc is to sleep grave among the sterile hills,
muy some soft voiced bird carry Hover to blossom
above his noDc breast and IL will console grIevng
hearts know that the bitter winter blasts
other way. II his clay returns TO the spot his feet
often trol and his heart well loved may ali
bow their heads the breeze from is lakeside home
waits abroad the notes ot funeral dirgs.
The New York herald., 1876-07-16
A FREE WILL OFFERING.

NEw YORK, July IL, 1870
To TUE EDITOR OF HERALp:-
Ny subscription Tor the custer monument Is unfor.
tunately restricted BY my means not by the feelings
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QUARTER OF A DOLLAR FROM Il. d. b.

. . WV iUKk July I3, 1910
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:--
Enclosed 1nd twenty-five cents toward Custer's
monument T. D. r.
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A scHcoLnoY's GIFT.

To EDITOR rHE HkRALD:-
BY adding the enclosed Sen cents TO the sum for The
The New York herald., 1876-07-16
A TOKEN OF ADMIRATION.
NRw YORK, July IA, 1874

NKw YORK. July a. 1876
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
enclose $40 my subscription to the Custer monu-
ment and a token OF my admiration. OF the rarc
sodierly qualities OF the late brilliant cavalry officer
ROBERT STOBO.
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THREE SUBSCRIPTIONS OF THREE LITTLE ONES.
NEW York. July 15 1876

To rHE EDITOR The HERALD
Three littIe chiidrens subscription to fellow
soldier Of papa-thrIy cents tor Clusters monument
MINNIE. CHARLES AND EDDY
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4 POEM, TWO DOLLARS AND QUERY.
New YORK, July IA, 1876.
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Here's to brave young Custer. whose life held so
dear
He did VIVA; he could with the odds in 'front.'
And srake in the grass in the rear. c.
Grant is fixing things isn't he? Two dollars en-
closed
The New York herald., 1876-07-16
FROM AN ApM1nER OF cusrEn's BRAVERY.

WILLIAMSBURG, July IA, 1876.
To EDITOR THE HERALD--
Enclosed peasc find 81 a small contribution toward
General Custer's nument iund Hoping all ADMIR-
ers oi his bravery will do likewise, am,
JOHN +. BROWN.