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LoST--FoUND.

I . T
4 POCKETBOOK with contents az the New
Memphis Theafer last night. The nnder Will
couter a favor by leaving II at the Drug STORE Of
MauShelJ.6 Higboe. lew ~
HORSE LOST
a right bay HORSE, sWOb tail, high headed;
heavy name. oEe hind foot, last t%roiter, anu
about nine yeaS Old. ANY one returning tue
above Horse 10 Forests Stable, On Adams
street. will he literally rewarded. 5aHz
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Ne1O Olympic.-Grand performance
Monday night by the new company.
See the programme for the occasion,
with the names of the new troupe.
Miss Fanny Weaver and Dave Will
liams also, James Carroll, the champion
bone PLAYER. Go and see them.
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POLICE AATTERs.-FoTty-four cases
came before Mr.. Commissioner Richards
at the varisus police stations yesterday,
and about two hundred dollars in fines
were collected. The practice Of driving
on the sidewalk is somewhat on the
increase, as six persons were arrested and
fined for that offense yesterday in the
second district, Keep after the offenders,
metropolitaHst
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RIVER
weather nnd RnnInesa.

The weather continues very pleasant
and dry and business on the landing is
more than active.
The upper rivers, it will be seen by
our dispatches, are still rising slowly.
White and Arkansas rivers are falling.
At this point the river continues to swell
slowly,
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STEAMBOATS,
FOR NEW

REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND sTLOUHs
PACRET
For Vieksburg aud New Orleans.
II VI. master
This splendid packet VIII leave
A. above on E
HIS DAY, 2ith Inst at 10 am.
WAY JOHNSON, Agent,
ieDA IL Star Wharf boat
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Dissolution.
j. c. FORBES & CO.,
NOs.45&47 FrOntst. andi6&is Fulton st.
NEW ORLEANS, La,
General Commission Merchants,

TOR The sale of Cotton. Flcur, Whisky. Corn.
X Tobacco. and all kinds Of Western Produce
HAVING an Internal Revenue Bonded Ware
houge- We ars prepared To handle whisky -
and g Manufactured Tobacco F" in bond, thus
those articles.
Liberal advances on all c-onsignments.
f-Itlf 3m
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uv,,pu,s q CHARLESTON r. r FRG'TOFFIcF.1
MKNPHIs, February q, 1867.
Freights for all points on the Missis-
sippi central railroad will be received on
Monday February 18th.
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GRAND BALL.-The congregation who
wor, hip at st, Mary's Catholic church
have contracted some debts in building
that edidce. They propose to give q
grand bail at the city hall, Exchange
building, on Tuesday evening, the pro-
ceeds to be appropriated toward paying
OFF the debt. The proper committees
have been vigorously at work for ome
time past making the necessary arrange
ments. We hope to see a large number
present on the occasion, which will, no
doubt, he one Of the affairs Of the sea
son. The ladies and gentlemen con
uected with st. Mary's church know how
to mansge an affair Of this kind, and
they will do it up handsomely. Go and
enjoy yourself, and at the same time you
will have the satisfaction ofdknowing
that you contribute to a worthy object.
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FOR RENT.
no X Ell T
NOR RENT
BOARDING.
GA q

ID
A nicely furnished front room and one uh-
fnr- shed. with bosld, can be had IN a private
fs,,iIy.- lbs early application al lO6 monroe 81
Reference required and given leot 4"
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REIIGIOuR.

New Or cans Express $40 pm. AS pm,
BateSvllIe Accomo'n-..-..lC:5 &lS "
feh2l z Z. OAkLEI, Gen. Tcket Agk
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AUCTION.
ReceiVer'S Sale
Continues

THE rcmairdcr Of The stick ofC p. FBBFFF
i co, wlllbe sold on MONDAY M0nNTNG
. rbfuary q commencing al wO'elock. al lie
store No. Jfx Second street.
Inc unsold f%etffi9n Of the stock consists 81
ZINE Liquors, ~ iuss. about FOU small PacFirc
Boxes. ~efYerai packages OF Emuty Bottles
fine Hosting N htel ana Rope, cider res. -
JOIN IREZEFANT. Receiver.
hoIsTEK, ~INfZEVAST & Co, A-ucfioneers.
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A. S. r o S N,
NO. SI2 MIN STREET,
Corner Of Monroe Street, Memphis.

DEGULAR TRADE SALES OF DRY GOODS.
IL Clothing. Boots, shoes. Hats. Rotiors.
Fancy ana Variety GoOcs. TUESDAYS anil
F4DANS Of each week. special sales OF any
description OF Merchandise mace ON other
days.
n B.-Au -cOnsiguments shouId he mqde pre-
yiOus n the day OF sale to facilitate the ar
r-auEements Of the sale JAMS SIN
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No RoBBERY.-We clip the following
card from the EocniHg Ledger, OF yes.
terday
OFFICE M-ETRoPoLrrAN POLrcE CDMTIs'Rs.l
MEMPHIS, February p, ISo7.
The report that So 600 OF any other
amount Of the funds OF the metropolitan
police commissioned have been stolen, is
without the slightest foundation in fact.
a. P. BURDITr,
CHANNING RICHARDS.
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.

REGULAR ST. FRANCIS RIVER PACkET
For Helena, HittsBurg and -. Francis
River,
MOLLIE HAMILTON .-.-.--B Bowman Master
This splendid passenger steamer H.
will leave for the above ON G
TUESDAY, 10th inst, at o pm.
LARRY UARMSTAD & Co, Agents,
Corner Main and Madison SIS,
feb24 p or WharfbOst foot MOOIOe 81.
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Hs,yance.-At a meeting of the Mem
phis board of underwriters, held on the
both inst, the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resoiyed, That hereafter all distinction
in rate between COMPRESSED and uncom-
pressed cotton be abolished.
Resolved, That in all eases Of assign
ment. transfer or other change in policy
when no premium is charged, and when,
at the request of assured, the ordinary
charge of policy for be made.
Resolved, That in all eases when an
insurance is cancelled, when at the
request of assured,l h commissions
earned shall be deducted from the amount
Of return premium.
J.. g. L0NSDALE, President.
r. V. Y~REpENBuRss Secretary, isb2la
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NANTED-AGENTs-

W
rr-t-clasS nRESSMAKER-noue but an
eNle T. need hama need apply. To a good per
SON constant employment and goCd wages WI
Doe given. Apply At 20 Madison street
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FOR RIVER.

FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
MEMPHIS ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET
COHPANK.
For Helena Napoleon. Pine Bluff and
Little Rock.
This fast and commodious steam IT.
CT will leave as above on ~
TUESDAY, Ath inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSrAD & co, Agents,
Corner Main ana Madison SITS, or
feb2i p CITY Wharf boat, foot Monroe st.
REGULAR MEMPHIS N ARKANSAS
RIVER o. y MAIL PACKET
For Pine BluG and Little Rock.
master
This splendid passenger packet
leaves on E
TUESDAY, 18th Inst, at 5 pm.
JAS. !. BOURNE & Co. Ag's.
feb2i q No. u Jefferson street.
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Read Cdref,d1y-Those who had pre-
scriptions nut up at w. f. Rogers & Co.'S
drug store, can have the same repeated
by HJake," at Hodges drug store, No.
So Adams street, next door to Hardwick
house.
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To sell the Crescent Family Sewing Ma
chine" the best low priced Machine made.
Please send for circulars and obtain full par
fiCu-ars. Address,
CHAS. F. HASTY,
24j Second street,
Ru3-EmLs-jaug Memphis. Tenn.
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Nep Millinery GoodS.-Miss c. Do
herty. S3S Main street, has just received
he first part of her spring goods, con
sisting Of bonnets. hats, ETC., etc.-latest
designs. New goods arriving daily.
faho4 1t
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FOR WHITE RrvER.

FOR WHITE RIVER.
REGCLdR MEMPHIS md WHITE RIVER
packet
For Helena. Delta. Frinr's Point. sun
l.WeT, - oula, CarsOnis, COucordia, Mouth
White River. Indian Bay, st. Charles,
Dsvdlis Blu and Augusta.
at Augusts with the Fairy Queen Tor
JacEsonport and Black lger.
T. A. Levy master
This splendid passenger packet II
will leave for the above -
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
LEVY s. MILLER, Agents,
ftb2iI So Madison street
REQ ULAR MEMPHIS AND BHITE RIVER
PICKET.
For Helena, Erfar's Point, DuVnII's
Bluff, Little R1ck. Augusta, Ties Arc
aud JacCsOnpOrt.
This elegant passenger steamer Ia
will leave ~
TUESDAY, 26th inst, at ) pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE Il co. Agents,
febZ4 81 No II Jefferson street
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AN TED

by a competeut man. a situation as OVER
SEER on a plantation. Can give good refer
ence. Address, ". h b
febI5 w APPEAL Office, Memphis.
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WANTS.


ken with small capital 10 purchase state and
County Rights FOR the manufacture and safe OF
the Aurora oil Paws larger than any other
business For Rights apply 10
B. X. COWLE & co.
fsb-g awdFw 81 North Court street.
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city in the world of the population of
Memphis SO poorly supplied as we are
with water to use against fires, and
1t is a downright shame that our
public spirit in this matter should
be SO wanting when we have been noted
for Hberality in almost all other things.
We would not urge this matter so
strongly on cur board il it were to cost
the city any extra money, but it will be
seen at a glance that the corporation
may have the advantage Of their pipe at
once by only paying the same amount OF
money a little earlier, and the property
that may be saved by this means viii be
of such an interest to the city as will
more than doubly pay for the pipe. The
petition of the Messrs. Dufiin only ask
that the pipe be laid between Beale and
Winchester streets, but we think the
city would be benefited if it were to lay
it the whole length ofthe business portion
Of Main street. We call the attention of
all who have not read the petition to
do so at onee and see the advantages ii
offers, and trust thai the board will adopt
the measure at once, as the security it
will offer to property will be OF inealcul-
able service. 1t will also remove the
engine which Is now being used in front
of Court street, on the levee, and give
place to a better one at the lower end Of
the city, and entirely out ofthe business
thOroughfares. In the words Of Casper
TO Claude Melnotte, we say to our city
in this matter, "dream on it'
and let US have the pipe laid down at
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Arrivals.
Steamer II. NJ. Shreve, Louisville.
" Jennie Lewis, New Orleans.
i" Lizzie Gill, New Orleans.
" Huntsville, Arkansas river.
" Kate Kinney, st. Louis.
-" War Eagle, New Orleans.
" Nick Longworth, New Orleans.
Departures.
Steamer Cumberland, Cairo. 7
" Atlantic, New Orleans.
A" w. II. Arthur, New Orleans.
" Jennie Lewis, st. Louis.
Lizzie Gill, st. Louis.
Kate Kinney, New Orleans.
'bt Huntsville, st. Louis.
/" Emperor, Cincinnati.
4" War Eagle, st. Louis.
4" Darling, Cincinnati.
" Cora s., Louisville.
" Des Are, White river.
Dan Able, Vicksburg.
Adam Jacobs, st. Louis.
4" Nick LOngwOrth, Louisville.
Boats In Port.
Rose Hamblet0n, Cleaner and II. NJ.
ShreVe,
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For twenty or thirty gerss OF Land and
1hn RntLing Oh pannnr.-

VUTE undersigned commissioner, appointed
artue January term OF the County Court
4, reeelvc proposals for burying Paupsrs aad
furnishing the grounds, and for tho same ger-
&c fbr rounds being furnished to the UNDER
f4Ecr. and. also, 10 ascertsin what a Poftsrs-
nrid can BE- p%r0cureii Tor, nos % exceed four
mites from tie city, would solicit ulas and pro-
ntsals for the above otgeets 80 % 70 report TO
the next terri OF ihe Couti
Tr0p0salg k De handed in 90 Esq CreIgh-
J. u. GDDnLETT.
JAMES HALL.
JOHN q. CkEfGHTON.
COMMISSIONER
Memphi Tens Feb. 2 1897 iebS I'd
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A SAD ACCIDENT.-One of those sad
accidents which occasionally startle the
community happened yesterday even
ing, in which three persons found a
watery grave. The facts may be stated
In brief as follows a skif containing
eleven persons left the packet landing, at
the foot or Washington street, to cross
tine river, about 4 o'clock. The names
Of the occupants we give, with the ex-
ception Of one, whose name We could not
ascertain Mrs. VIM. Vance, Of Hope
field Mrs. VIM. Mengall, Of Memphis :;
VIM. Butterworth, Of Horn Lake ; MI.
Carroll, Capt. Williams, Mr.. Bedford,
Slaughter, Jas. Grandy, Of Mem
phis and two negroes, one unknown.
After proceeding q short distance from
the shore the skif struck the end Of a
coal barge aud was upset, thus precipi-
tatlng the passengers into the river.
The negroes swan ashore the
two ladies and Mr.. Butterworth
were drowned, and the balance
Of the party, six 10 number, were rescued
by the efforts Of the crew OF the tug We
Come to Stay.n The ladies drowned
were both the wives Of estimable citi-
zehs, and their less will be deeply felt
10y their large circle Of friends. We offer
u ~sympathies TO Squire Vance and
Capt. Billy Mengall in their sad bereave-
mtnt. None Of the bodies OF the drowned
ones have as yet been recovered. One
gallant fellow, a hand on the tug, bravely
risked his life to save thf+ of strangers,
but with that niodesty 20 incident to
true bravery, lie disappeared shortly
after the sad accident Occurred, and we
failed TO learn his name. We state the
facts briefly, our space f%orbidding p more
extended notice.
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TELEGRBMs.-The following kilograms
are remaining in the Office, February %
A. L. Shepherd, A. Lingle, John l.
Handlan, II. L. Stevenson, r. s. Par
ham, J. G. Mccoy, John A. Sims, Dex-
ter Curtiss, E. II. Parrish, Chas. Crab
tree, G. Richardson, A. b. Parker, Wash
Wyatt, Geo. Pearsons, o. b. Wibtoni
G. H. Blood & Co., Major G.. w. Mar
shall, H. G. Garth, Martin Griffin, Levy
& Borg, P. P. Learned, s. o. st. A.
Nelson & Co, Henry Hart, VIM. Mon
roe, w. H. Perrin, It. L. Rankin K. J.
Walton, H. H. Potter, s. II. King.
THE LEcrURE.-CoI. Leon Trousdale
will deliver a lecture for the benefit Of
the widows and orphans Of Confederate
soldiers, at the Tabernacle. on Court
street, ON Tuesday night, the 26th inst
Subject" Vitality Of the South" Buy
tickets at the drug and book stores, to
avoid delay and confusion. Tickets fifty
The Philharmonic, together with
ladies' who have kindly volun-
teered their services, will I've in atten-
dance. Good music will be Oh hand.
Little Stella Knode, a beautiful and
talented little girl, eight years old, will
Father come home with me to-
Music begins al seven O'Clock
precisely.
OPENING-The editorial rooms of the
APPEAL, over the German national
bank, were opened yesterday in due
iorm, having been recently painted by
Mr.. Leslie. The occasion was one of
hose characterized by kindly feeling and
rood fellowship toward all present. Gen.
Albert Pike, the editor-in-chief, pre-
ided, surrounded by his staff, the EN-
of the paper, and other friends.
social glass was tipped and the new
ooms inaugurated. TIL relation between
hief and subordinate employer and en-
was mere friendly connected and
Il felt better for the meeting. We cor
tally invite our friends to visit US in our
lew quarters.
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Very Low,-The splendid stock OF
choice groceries st IyinsoD & Gilbert's
are being sold at greatly reduced prices.
The firm having dissolved cOpartnership
they are determined to sell their entire
stock regardless Of cost. Make hay
while the sun shines; you win not al
ways have these advantages offered.
Country merchants will consult their
own interests by giving them a call.
febI5 If
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AMusEMENTs.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER
Lessee and Manager v. c rHonrsos.


Third week and brilliant success OF the eele-
brated artists. Mr.. and Mu. WI.
L
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes.-We
are again in receipt Of fourteen more OF
those greatly celebrated safes Of Marvin
Z Co.'s make. Bankers, merchants and
others who want a reliable safe can pro-
cure il at ORGILL Bros. & Co,
febl9-lm Agents Tor Marvin / Co.
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AN TED

w
A cool Cook, Washer and IrOuer for a small
.gamily-Iri>h or German preferred. Apply al
go 49, grr.af raniq gt
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Spring Manifestation, Williams &
Co., No. ia Madison street, have ON
hand a good assortment of lumber Of all
kinds, but to meet the increasing de-
mand, Mr.. j. Williams, one OF this firm,
left yesterday by the steamer Belle
Memphis for the north, to make con-
tracts and purchases. On his return a
still larger stock and lower prices may
be looked for. feb22-2w
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Coal -Bigley, Mellersh & Co, No. 81
Jefferson street, have spendid Pittsburg
coal. Leave YOUR orders. feb4-tf
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Circular SItrs. Circular saws gummed
10y us at short notice at our mill, Front
street, between Auction and Mill streets.
feb6 u VIM. n. EAKIN & Co.
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House Of Frank Everybody who
knows Frank goes TO see him; conse-
qaently it is one of the most popular
places Of resort in the city. His stock Of
wines, liquors and cigars is better than
good, aAd If one desires the finest Balti-
more oysters, Frank can serve you.
Strangers visiting the city should not
leave without going to Franks. Go eat,
drink and be merry. fel2 If
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SCRAPERs! Treat's-the best.
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MEMPIHS APPEAL.
Omce--NO. IS Madison Street.
MI,sI,sInnI and Tennes,ee RaIIroad.

SUNDAY. ::::: FEBRUARY p. 1857
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Just Receiced.-Firs shipment of the
season Of Francis Whitaker & Sons
celebrated sugar cured hams and break
fast bacon. leaf lard, mess pork, etc, etc.
BONO x JONES, % Madison street
See their star advertisement.
feb232 t
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The tar firm of Wood & Rose is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
WALKER WOOD.
SAML- p. ROSE.
aE1TPHIS. February =. 1857. I5t
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DR.. Petit, French physician, makes
chronic diseases a speciality and guaran-
tees cures after examination. Medicine
furnished gratis. Office 2OS Main street.
ian25. I'm
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Treat & HamitOn manufacture pIows,
etc, in Memphis. Jan26 es4t
Madison street is the place to ge
your plOws, etc. jaD26 es4t
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Carpets, wall paper and curtains, at
J. Grieshaber's, 375 Main street. ja24-1m
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The quickest, best and cheapest way to
ship cotton to the east is by the great
broad gnage transit company, "Dia-
mond Line" Through bills Of lading
given to all points by
APT. FLEM CALVERT,
fel9tf Suprt Mem. q II. Iouis Packet 40
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Rtdtoes.-Fifteen hundred large bar
rels No. l Pinkeye potatoes on board
fatboat now lying in Wolf river near
the mouth, and for sale by j. NJ. & H.
G. Barter. Iws
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-17

There ere in command Of Cen. Theoss
the following National Cemeteries:

There ere in command Of Cen. Thomas
the following National Cemeteries:
At Natchez, one Of six acres, containing
$500 dead.
yicksburg. one Of twenty FIVE acres, con-
tanning about $4,000.
Memphis. twenty five acres, sbout 49,
600 graves. The dead from Columbus,
Kentucky, 10 Helena, Arksnsas, along the
Mississippi, are gathered here From He.-
ena to Grand Gulf they ere inferred at
vicksburg.
Corinth has one Of twenty acres. contain
ing about 4. 900 graves
Pttsburg Landing. twelve acres and -
600 graves. THIS contains the dead frsu
IN aud down the Tennssaee fiyer.
Fore Donelsoo, twenty scsss and $3.50
gsoveo,s esataining ~ dead. of tha osld
ana sli along ~ cua| bsslsnd below NashA
Vile. 49,
Nashville, sixty ceres end 1900
graves. This contains The bodies from
many hospitals and . vide region Of
stone River. sixteen sesss end 5000
graves.
Chattanooga. ssysasy 6vsassss And 90.
~ lASWVV kSov00s
Knoxville, fsur aesss and 5000 graves.
Marietta. Ga, twenty ave acres end TO-
| 900 osavse. 49,
4 Andessonvills, shout Il, 900 gssvss.
Nillsn, 1000 gsaves.
Ssvsansh, aaall insloeuss, 5000.
Cumberland Gsp, Ky, $50 graves.
Loudoa, 800 graves.
Mill Springs. over 500 graves.
Perryville, 200 graves.
Camp Nelson, 1900 graves. &
Lebanon, $50 graves.
In city cemeteries, there are collected q
Covington, Kv., 600; Lexington. 1900
Richmond. 800; Oanville, 400.
AT Colusnbia, Tennessee, there are / 200
graves.
A. Montgomery, Ala. about 500 graves
In Mobile, 900 graves.
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A New York paper thus describes the
present conditiea sfshs BIG ship:
The vessel Of ~ has been doing herd
service, and conseqaeatly looks sather grin
externally. there not not being time enough
TO put her on . holiday dress before she
started.
The big shin has undergone thorough
cverhauling internally, in order to IL her iOs
the duty upon which she 10 about to enter
Her docks are no longer crowded With the
intricate machinery which was to b. seen
when she last visited this cOntinent, o.
though traces Of il are plainly visible
The space occupied By the iooenos
tanks. which contained the cable. hes ben
Tilted up with cabins aud STATE rooms. IL
latter being very coDmodious and elegant
epest0soes. Her saleoa oecomuodatie
have been greatly increased. The deck
saloon alone b capable Of dining 500 ses.
eono q ooe tine There ere several osber
smaller saloons. and the entire number are
capable Of admistine tWo thousand passen,
gers to dine together at once. The princi.
pal, or deck saloon, 10 l40 feet long by -
feet vide !; il l. elegantly decorated. and the
roof forms splendid promenade for pas
sengers on deck. The ship has now berths
for 1900 passengers The screw engines
have been supplied wish new boilers and
the pad lie engine with new shaft, with
eccentric movement She hes also been ut
TED With new sleel launch fifty feet long
" twenty feet vide. A stan steering sp-
p.'stus HIS been introduced. In fact al
s'nus OF heavy work on board the shin il
uone oy steam. The cost Of renovstinQ the
vessel AND making the above imp, oyements
amossiee 70 eeasly e50O. 0O0--,
Tnsas babes IN incr.as, q IN. ala.
rice Of the Clesks h the New Yo.h D..
O@es. The salaries Of such clerks :. h,a
been reesivies u 90 : year and under Dare
raised 70 per cent Of those who had re-
esissa msss tim elseoe. - per cent; oil
carriers whose salaries are under ]l,o0e to
Be- raised 20 PIT eens provided such mcs~ss
xould not make their iacems more than
vI,oO0 - an6u0. 11In c11eo vaou 30
~ eat i0cseasee weuld e've our 81 900,
sseh loctease oAly y wsuid make The 10
come rssoh the sua b 70 - allowed.
NoDssss W sos Ascuxss. --Ths pyyn>
mids Of Egypt were built about the time Of
the Trojan was, B. C 1lS4, aud were lsoe
ssckeasd am66e Ne eevsn wonders az Ne
World. Ths6si!ding Of The largest - Shsse
Inc great pyssmid Of Cheops. 10 saia g.
nese eapaoyed ons hundred thousand usu,
~ Interruption during tWealy yeess.
y. w 49, e.f :, modern machinery, . handrsd
es sird Esyptiana directed by Europtan
- s<erA could complies su III . - s n
nses years. Il has been estimassd ths, The
go wos!a nov y about az. 0oo. as q
kess--Owsr OFFICE Naossia.