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RAILROAD TIVE B

aEMPHB AND L0UIHvILLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
--- -----
Az. Pm. Ak. Pm.
Express daily Except ,v
Saturday ......-. 's-....-'.- I'D * !, LIN
Mall Train aso' As *
Accommed'n ~(ex.SHndayl so
Depot OF head OF MAN .srees.
Ticket Once, q! Main street, corner Of
AEdiso1.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON R. R.
Arrives. Leaves.
-" -"
Az. P.v. AN Pm.
Mail train daily.s---..... 500 1870
Express train daily....-- 4.5o lilo
teS, sanSayl---~---.-- $40 SO
Jackson. Tenn. accom-
mediation lex. Sundsylll.45 40
Ticket office 27s Main street.
W. ]. ROSS. GenI SuP't.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE K. &.
---. -
AN. p.N. Ak. g.u.
Y q. sle1 daily ..-.... l2.40 $40
sardis daily ex. SundaylS.S I,9
tt9gnt IGeggy OK. Sunday o.Sl GOV
Japet at foot OF Main strett.
Ticket once, 2S7 Main atress, corner Of
NJ. BURKE. Cent Sup't.
EMPHTsA AND LTTTLBR0CK RAILROAD
Arrives. Leaves.
--- -
All. Pm. An. P.N.
Man Train daily--.-~-- ll.I o'w
Freight and Aco0mmoda- ~
lion daily lex. Sunday I'D oW
sleepig cars on mail train. Ticket Offices,
louisville Depot. 2S7 Main (eor. Madisonl
md 27S Main street.
PADUCAH AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD,
Nail Train arrives-.~.~.-........ ......... 9.So am
" leaves. : vy.Fsm
The mail train leaves Cevington for Mem
phis at 7 an. and arrives. at Covington at
$3.50 p.m. Trains leaving Memphis win start
from the Underwriters Warehouse.
J.W. WILBUR, SuP't,
Il. Il. GIVEN. Asst. Sup't.
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dEMFHB AND LGUIsvILLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
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coTTox EE0EAEeE QUOTATIONS.
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str ILLINOIS,

Geo. Malone. master; Leo Cummins. clork
Leaves every MONDAY at s pm, for Aus
tralia, Laconia, Concordia and Riverton; and
every THURSDAY, at 6 pm, for ali the
above points and below TO Arkansas City, con-
Meeting with Pine Bluff Railroad, leaving
every day at $3.50 am.
j. T. WASHINGTON, Freight Agent
800 Front street.
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J. W. CAT, Belle Of Texas, Osoeola,
Carl Schurz, 0sceola Belle, Belle Mem
phis.
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Any rrrsnn al liahle. sho shall fsil 10 comply
s~vere p--naltis~.
Persons or hsin. liable 10 pay any Of the Special
rsxes named aiHo.r, mu apply TO JAMES y. Ia
Wis, Collie tor a. lnisrnAl Revenue, at stanfrl,
ky., an,l pay sr ard pr,rure the Speeizl-rar
stamp stamps the, need, prior to Nay l, 1871,
aud WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE.
special-ray stamp will he transmitted BY mail
only IN receipt fn,,n the I~rson nrm ordering
thu same OF spe,ihe directions ~ to 10, tszsthsf
with the nsossary postage stamp OF the am un;
required To- pay the pSiage The TsStage on one
stamp 10 three cents an.l GU two STAMPS six cents
IL u Is desired that they b. transmitted by regis
tered !. ten ceais additional should ,ecs,mpany
the application. GREEN B EAtA.
COMMISSIONS VI Internal Revenue
OvriCK or isTrRSAL REVENUE
Washington, h. e, January n, 1877. 3s+-it
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" m ''''e'
was ,.,;'. Wv, r ,.
..,
n..s
Her eve. were den.ely black, her
complexion dark olive flushed with
carmine ON the cheeks. and che had a
lov brood E,rcbcad. ;ettv lasbes. and
pencilei eyebrows, while her mouth
was perfect in shape. and crimson in
color.
She bewi,cbed Harley yape. and
he was very willing IN be bewitched.
When he first met her. he fingered
near her, feeling secure in his promise
10 Leah CARLYLE. ms we'll as in his love
for her; but at last the bright, gipsy
face taught him to forget all he should
have remembered.
There was one thing puzzled him
about Raidee Danton, and that was,
under no circumstance would she let
him visit her in her home.
"In this quiet, shady nook we first
met" che said, laughing, yet in earn
est, "and I do not know why, but ]
have a fancy to always meet here"
and of course he smiled and consented.
He would never forget the first day
he had seen her.
He had been rusticating at the pref
~ little village Of Hamilton, and one
fair summer day he strayed miles
away by the quiet lanes ami half.
formed roads, till at last he came on
Raidee Danton.
She was sitting on n low, green
bank. beneath the shade Of droop-
ing tree, her hat Law ut her feet, and
her soft, dark curl- were tossed by the
light June breeze.
If Harley hal been wise man he
would have troubled himself no fur.
ther about the gypsy beauty he saw
in the dell. but manlike. he refused to
heed the voice that told him to re.
member Leah Carlyle, and so he de.
cided to become acquainted with dark.
eyed Raidee Danton.
Then followed month Of infatua.
ton, for Harley Vane felt he could
not, would not, give up Raidee Dan
ton.
He knew the love he once bore
Leah Carlyle was truer, purer lore;
he knew right well it was his senses
and not his heart that had yielded to
Raidee Danton's beauty.
He wrote to Leah CARLYLE. 1t was
disagreeable task. but he knew leah
was far too proud and well.bred TO
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IN. Cheapest. rure., sss Hss vs.liy Medicine
IN the World.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION I,undice,
Bilious stacks, SICK HEA rACHE, Cciic, pcrre--
Ion Of spirits, SOUR sTO~ACH, Heart burn,
SC, &C.,
This unrivsiei Southern rcmc.ly Il warranted
not TO contain singh. particle ~ MkNusr, 90 any
Injurious mineral substsnce. hut u
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CONDfNsED TIME.
Louisville & Great Southern
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS aOsNa souyw.


Passengers on D.. &, .. n, n Cshort tine) NJ.
Al H. n, u. A. N. ". u. aud u. \ Ms,i Lac
steamers connect NJ Louisville with TRAIN MO-
T. TRAIN NO. eornects AZ Lebanon Junction
With Trsin No. iS for III points on Knoxville sad
nichmond hfanches. Ttaln No. ~ cann~cts ~ Ieh
anon Junction With Train No. from ell points On
the Memphis aud Montgomery line; st lrhsncn
Nth stare. 10 aud fnsm springfield, tsmplelsviiie
Columbia aud Grcenshufr, ~ Mfthellshurs. vitb
stages To aud ffum Perry willie aud " rroisburg; ~
fsn,tlle ststkn With stages ~ and rom Dsu,iIls
city ~ stamford Nth stages 10 and from soners~t
al Riehmond Junction 10 and ftum I-,inis hetueen
there aud livingston al Richmond Nth stages 70
| lee al.
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roRrr rKARs BEToaE TEE PuBLIc.
DIR. G. McLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPE CIFlC
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

ON" o"s VI "0S
HEcountenanceisPaieand ieauen'
Acolored' win occasional ''ushcs' OF
ac'rc"mscrioed spot on one o, ootn
cheeks the eyes become duii the Pu'
pills dilate an azure semic'reic runs
along the lower eyeiid inc nose Is IT.
ritated, sweiis' ana sometimes piceua
aswelllngof mo u,PperhP;oe occasional
headache with iaHnming or throo-
bling OF the ears an unusual s secretion
OF s.,'sA, 's,ny VI ;,eu 'o,s' ,,,
o'ea'n very .ou., pa' ''.;',h ~ - VIZ
morning. aPpeu'e '"''a so"
uhhes W. "e'N'' "'""
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PURELY VEGETABLE.

containing those southern Root. and Herbs, which
Liver Dse.-eas most prevail u vtil esrs aIl Dis
Eases easssd by persssemsst 70 the Liver sst
Bowels
The SYMPTOMS n Liver Complaint sre . hitter
NJ had taste In the rouih Pain In the back, side
~ jsinis, often mistaken M rheumatism; seer
stomach, less Of Appsfite; Ros~ls alter natl vely
pail ful sensation Of having allied To do ssasthine
Witch ought n have been done Debility, Low spir.
its. thick yellow appearance 81 the skin and
Eyes, Sry Cough ofen mistaken br consumption
Sometimes many II th~>e symptom. attend Tho
largcs, organ In the body, Is generally the seat 81
the disease. and " not rcuistri In tinse great sun
ering, wreteh~iness and DEATH viii ensus.
eau recommend as an cf,icseiou, ren,,sly cr a -
ease OF the Liver, iic-r'burn and Dyspepsia, SIM
mons Liver Regulator.
ASSISTANT Posr NssrsR, rnItspkLrniA.
"We have tested tts VIRTUES personally, aud knov
that for byspcpsia. Blou.ness ant Thribbing Head
sehe, u 10 the hest m-licin. the vorld ewr
We have tried f,rty other remedies hsfre sim son'
Liver Regulator, hut none 81 them gave more
than ,emporsry rrlirf-hut tho Regulator M, only
relieved, but cured us"-Ep. TkLssArH Avn
MEsskSsER, Macon, Ga.
MANUFACTURED ONLY ny
J.H. ZEILIN q CO.,
MACON, GA, and PHILADELPHIA
Prize, 81 90. ssId BY all Dsussssss
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tried to forget his wife and her secret
for n while.
lie knew people were talking Of
him, but what did he care; still h,
thought il better to return 10 his home
at the end Of three weeks.
lie had scarcely been married TIVE
months, but he seemed to have lived
a lifetime in it.
He returned to his home aud found
il in confusion, for Raidee Vane had
fed.
lie sought Leah Carlyle.
Leah" he said, '.Raidec has fled
from home"
Leah's face grew white.
II never left her for a moment, sh,
cried, "till thought the danger wa
past. Oh! Harley! Harley we mus,
find hcrl"
"F'ind herl Never" he said; "tht
woman that could so disgrace her home
and husband, will never be sought for
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an =. -,
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81 n. TT.
-, ~. -.
"ou'u 'sk any .h'ng soo"e' IVA" s'e
70" up O'' Marcy Wy ""'
.' '"s' ""' u'"' a' VIZ" r., ~
'"e '"'u'', Dear "Ns" rI " ,.
"" "o' ""' |" .o" s
were 70" '"''" WIG" ~" MUG" INV
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ii cane mt Tho room IN. ,,,v
b. r.ro;,., ii. s.n.os
"P,;do.J p,;J.e,p ho anil III.
usmorv or,be las, words be had hoard
-o,,,r,,;n, % hin
"Sh.;, f,,,a U.rlevpI.0h sail
49,, Ill. o., ~. -
W.. :, -o.,. G., down s,.;r slo.n
-; 49, H., ,a'. .Ioon Iav R.,ds,
IT,. .o.uo, L,ou,., ,,.,,oh;,
l.. -, .mJ Luoo,;.. ID. r..
~-,,e, ho.ao,,,oa a.. IN : o,,,
e. L.- - .,a - NO. al,
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liz Id hoon h;s vic. H.r lov,
-, ST. ,ho,.o. !, I'D,
- IL. H.. IL, /
could not tell her that. had he know,
tho ,r,,b bs vould Mt least have nj,
;od nor
We all VIVA f,roo,,sn savs that sh
wos the beautiful girl he had won I've
meath the drooping trees, the girl wh
had deceived him, but only throupl
her great love.
Yes, Raidee Vane was mad, or rath
er subject to periodical fits of insanity
but she had kept her secret well.
When one of the insane fits wa
not ON her, she was perfectly rational
but when in one of them, it wa
dreadful.
Harley shuddercd when Leah toll
him of the awful scene that had take
place during the time he was away AN
he kpov i, was better even far her, ELI
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TRAIN 40. 10 eonn~cts al Riehmond Jun.tios
10 and fro. frints betveen there anil tiyinesfcn;
81 stanford !th stages 10 and frusr s.tnev~et; 81
panNiile station With stsrr- to aud frn u.nvtils
city; NJ Michelishurg 9th s,srrs 10 sud fsos fss
ryville sud Harrodsburx. Ht i<hsnon With stsa~s
To frum springfield, CaWPt~ii.,i'ls, Columbia ssd
.fesasn. a. .Tuas,n ,an',,"" IN Irs'ns
Nontgcaerv, and intermediate poinfs. rsss~ngsrs
g,ng 10 r-p,nts North, East. and wssi FROM Louie
Junction. Train Ne 6 Connect. At Cincinnati june
ton With I. e A 4. Y " tT the North and Esst,
~ Louisville In rnion Dvpos 9th -. A n. SD J,
the East
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH

For tickets OF Information, apply n Kentucky
Central kailrad Depot, leHingion, Ky,
a. a. HANSON, General Ticket Asent.
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II ENTuCKY CENTRAL AND
Ohio aud Mississippi Railroads
For NJ. LOAF. and the West.
Through Tickets 60 all points I'm Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas.

Leave Lexington 1850 p. m. ATriys al NJ loui
s25 ~ M, in tim. 10 counert with trains ior Kan
Leave Lesinsion 40 D. m. Auiv. a, New York
al . a. M, the neat day.
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SIscEiiANr0rs
ASK the recovered

ASK the recovered
pysrp,ics, Rilliou'
sufferers, sicilms "
Power and Asue, Tho
n,sr, urai DISEASED "a
TINT how they recpv
ed health, chccrf'i
spirits anil g,r',l arr-'
tltc - they viii tel
you w taking Sts
voNS' LivKH gEoU'
LsruR.
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TRAINS.

Passenger Trains. North. sai A. "
Passenger rrains, south. as ', "
lwight Tnins, North, sS A ".
Freight Trsin., south, IN v. "
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ROUND TRIP TICKETS

On sale at treaty Reduced Rates 81 all tho Tick
81 Ohees, aud III Walnut street (Nibsol iionssl
Cincinnati, whore all Information will bo chee hlly
gwen OF by addressing either ~ the unisrslgnei.
CONWAY n. HOWARD,
General Ticket aud Passenger Agent.
Richmond. Va.
G. N. OAKLEY,
Western Passenger Agent, Cineinnsti.
y. 4. YOUNG,
22i-n Western Travelling Agent, CineinIati.
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Containing complete list Of all the town, In the
tnite1 states, the Territories aud the Doninion 81
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curing 10 the last census. together With the names
of the newspaper. having the isrgest local cirvus-
tion IN each of the places named. Al-o cstsiosue
OF u.vsrsr-Ss Which sre recommended 10 slvertis-
ers 90 giving greatest value In proportion 10 pric~s
charged. Alo all newspaper. in the United states
aud Canada rrinting over 5000 copie. each issue
Also all Religious Agricultural, scientific aud Me-
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Commercial Insurance, Resi- hstaie. Isv Sporting
Musicsi. Fashion aud other sJ~cisl class Jsurnsls
very complete list. Together ~iths eowpIet. na
ofosss 30 HERMAN papsrs printed In the L nii~d
state. Aiso an c~say upon advertising. many ia
bles of rates. shevns tho % sdvertis,nr IN
ricus newspapers. and every thisg vhieh besin-
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WARKErs.
SfaMford

Grsceries aud hardware Retail.
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II half suspected Leah answered;
"and then she told me the truth; but
Harley, it is safe with me-"
Why did he not tell Leah, then, that
he, her husband, knew not Raidee's
secret-knew not what shadow had
fallen between them.
No, he would ask no question, he
would only live as they were living,
strangers to each other, though bound
by his oath that nothing but death
could sever.
IL hope you rejoice in my humilia.
ton. Leah" he said, "for deserve
il all"
"No, Ionly pity YOU" she said;
"but oh, Harley why can you not
speak kindly to herr Let her passion.
ate love for you plead in her behalf"
The life he was leading WAS more
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uAi,s.

samerS-, Natl cl,~e- an A. ", op,ns 800 y, "
Louisville Mail cloves $40 A. ". ap~ns Aon Y v
Richmond and J,ingston Natl Gloss 100 Y. ".
pr-m Dos A. NJ
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N q II L . II /!
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Syw ApvgRrIsruESrs
ISHING

~ the follov ing aud many other chronic diseases
Gousumpsiow, Act ANa. Gssspvh. Epi.
tep-y. pttes. Kidney Diseases sud many
other compisint which treat successfully Ssnl
a-c-nt ssnip tor my papers ehronie diseasts
Addres. bs. JOSEPH sAwNEks.
y. q nox a. MALES, LUIS
Q r :. q ~ p-r LAY at home Samples ~orth
30 !" S2U - Nrs,sTis.os 4 ca ,ror,I.nd, N.
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Pssee. rwcssy ave Cents.
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US. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES !
Nay l, 1877 to April 80, 1878.

The Revised Statute. 81 the rpitel States Sec
ians asss sks7, xlss and xkae require every person
engaged In any bushes, avocsiicn OF empsy Iuent,
which renders him liable TO . SPECIAL TAX,
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MISS BLAINE.
Character of the Late Accident to
.:, that Young Lady.

Character OF. the Late Accident to
RIO. that Young Lady.
N. Y. Sun, 25th. -
A private letter from Augusta, Me-,
gives the particulars of the sad accident
to Senator Blaine's daughter Alice. She
is sixteen ysars of age, very pretty, full
of talent, charming and popular. Talk
ing with . gentleman On Saturday even
ing in the parlor of her fathers house,
she toyed and played with tiny pistol
that belonged to her brother. The
visitor begged her to put it away, al
Though it was unloaded, and spoke
gravelv of using even empty pistols as
plaYthings. When he arose to 60 away,
she laughingly ran up stairs to her
brothers room, got cartridge and put
it in the cylinder, and came bounding
down, calling to her friend, who was
pass ing out Of the front yard to see
her shoot; but before she had lsve]ed
the weapon in her Eleeful hurry, she
pressed the trigger, and the ball struck
between her eyes, passing upward
Miss Blaine clasped her head with her
hand, and crying, Ohl l AN shot! fell to
the floor. Surgeons have probed for
the ball, bat cannot find it. The child
suffers terribly. inflammation Of the
brain is feared, but tho surgeons give
the family hope.
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Il Sensible Custom House,0mccr.

a Sensible Custom HouselOMccr.
Springfield Republican,
Collector Simmons apparently doesn't
sympathizs with the whining Of some
of his fellow federal Office holders and
their sore headed sympathizers over
the civil service reform order as des
t1uctive to the Republican party.
What he says is worth quoting again
for its bard sense and It's complete
answer to what is popularity called 'the
great moral lesson of the Ohio result"
"The idea of the great Republican party
of Massachusetts, being in jeopardy.
on account of the non activity OF few
hundred federal officials, is to the last
degree nonsensical and absurd. If the
party in our State be reduced to this
dependence, th ere is little help for its
future"
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'speetat to Tie Bismarck 1si1aae. ~, !. - ~
ST. PAUL, Nov.ie.
THIS RESUMPTION BILL
was reported to the house yesterday,
majority being in its favor. TIE opposi-
ten rescrted to diIatery motions, confin-
ing it to the morning hsur, where flll-
busteriag may defeat it.
THE MYSTERY
regarding the leadership OF the japanese
rebellisn has Jeepened BY finding the
head and body Of Saige, the former mar
shal of the emperor, among the dead reb-
els. What part he he'd in the affair will
never be known.
returned to New York yesterday.
SENATOR MORTON
died at s:35 last night. His last words
we're, 'srm dying; In wern out.
THE COACH
which left Deadwood Tuesday morning,
was stopped and robbed three niles north
Of Cheyenne. Tive robbers tsok every
thing away from seven passengers. Wed
nesday morning the same robbers clean
ed out freight outfit of four wagons apd
horse whipped the Cinnamon.
1T. CHASE,
with a detachment Of the sd cavalry,
guided by William Reid, pursued the
robbers, who robbed six mere men dur
ing the day. At night tho
ROBBERS WE'RE CAPTURED
and taken to the guard house. One was
identified as Webster, who Killed Deputy
Sheriff Coney; tive are supposed to the
same known as Blackburn and Wall.
RUSSIAN SUCCESSES
in Asia Minor have continued. The cap
ture Of ,Mupktar Pasha's army is not i'm
probable. Turkey is calling out the re:
serves. :>... >ss.-,- 49, .'ssa-.ya-
b, ~ GRANT --r-s, :
vas banquetted by Macmahon yesterday.
- THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT
shows a decrease Of over four millions the
last month. e........ 49,.
THE ARMY APPRoPk1Ar1oNsBnL
will be reported to-day Or tomorrow
ir,i DEAD. =. ~
Field Marshal Won Wranzel, Of Prus-
sia, died yesterday. .1 ...:s.;s..,:aa.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-11-02

The Beatmen to be Heard From.
St. Paul Dispatch.
1t was reported from Bismarck last
week to one of the Chicago papers that
the wounded from Niles fight with the
Nez Perces.. complained of the inhuman
treatment by the officers Of the lSllver
City, on which they were broughl down
to Fort Lincoln The o''"inen are yet
to be heara from.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-11-02
LArER.-The Senator IS dead - tbs
telegraph elsewhere reports,
THE CUSTER BATTLEFTELD.
Facts About the CoHdition u tie
: .Grsvss-vVoIyes and Indians DE-
streying TheD,

: .Grsvss-Wolyes and Indians Do
streying The0.
Cor. n. 7. Herald. .~.-.
As much has been said sbout Custsr's
battle ground and that the dead have
not bsen inferred, but are lying above
ground, will state the exact facts a.
the case now stands. Upon the arrival
Of the Second cavalry ct the scene Of
the massacre to-day, 1t. Col. Brackett
Immediately stated his intention of re-
interring those bodies aud bones which
had been dug up. Your correspondent
went ever the scene of Rsno's fight and
all that part of the hill where Custer
and his party met their deplerable fate.
On the hill where Reno made bis stand
the numerous rife pits and breast
works show what his mea did for their
defense. Down the bill about hun
dred yards lie the remains Of forty-sIx
horses. killed at the picket line.
Across the hills, and distant about
mile and half, you come across the
first graves Of Custer's men,
They are in good condition. Only one
WAS dug up. Further up is the bill up
on which Custer fell, and where the f.
nal stand was made. Bones were scat
tered in every direction, but not hu'
man bones. So many horses had been
killed on these bluffs that their bones
were met with on every side. Graves
were found in which all the fallen men
hail been inferred. Stakes had been
driven ut the heads of these graves TO
mark them There wss found above
ground only twelve human skulls and
some bones, evidently dug up BY IN
dians and coystes.
In two or thrss cases skulls were
found stuck upon the grave stakes Col
Bracket Immediately set shout collect
ing these bones, and had them renter
red as well as it was possible to do with
knives and horses sEoulder-blsde
bones, the only implements at hand.
1t is unseemly for people to say that
these mems bones lie bleaching in the
sun and without decent burial All
who are conversant with military life
know that dead comrade always re-
ceives the best burial which it is possI-
bic to accord bin with the means AZ
hand. In a country like this, swarn-
ing with wolves at all times and with
Indians greater portion of the time,
it is very difficult to keep grave from
being disturbed.