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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-19

VIZ advise everybody to call at AZ North
Market street this. morning at 10 o'clock,
and Saturday morning, when large stock
of Drveouds. Boots, Shoes and Hats will he
sold al auction. By order of the Trustee
marl4 30
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New York Market.

NEW YeRK, March 1S.-COtton firm but quiet.
Sales 300 bales at S29321Zc for middling up
lands. Flour SC better; sales at s 2OGSl0 20 for
Srperfne; extra si1 75aS1S TO; closing quiet.
Whisky unchanged. Wheat better; sales at
81 35@$8 20. Rye. 81 309sl 80. Barley, 81 70
6Sl o. Corn, 81 19@Sl p. Oats, 6213g6Sc.
Petroleum dull at l6@lG1zc for crude. and
26@261zc for refined in bond. Pork frmer. sales
at s23 109S24 81 for heavy mess; prime mess
81 2@s2l 80. Gold without decided change.
at a. Dry goods and cotton goods market
rather quiet. owing to great storm and celebra-
ting of St. Pat-iek's day, but prices steady and
fair
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Station D, Bible House. New York city.
fehl4 .3ms

French Brothers, No. 3 Broad street.
continue to sell their large stock of Iron. Nails,
Bolts, Nuts, Washers. Hinges. Vices, Anvels,
Gum Packing. Hoes. Trace Chains. Steelyards.
etc Our Tennessee Iron. Tennessee Plows.
Tennessee Bellows. Tennessee Furniture need
no comment Call and examine We also have
six eight-whsel Freight Cars. price $3.50 each.
aud platform track scale. % feet. capacity 30
tons, price $3.50. feb6-tf
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The following table, compiled from the
official returns Of the warehOusemen, shows
the amount Of -four and grain in store in
Chicago on the 9th inst, compared with
the amount in store at the corresponding
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We dropped into the establishment Of
our friend Scanlan yesterday, and, in ex-
aiming his goods, which consist of the
neatest and best French casimeres and
"Lyons" silk vesting, together with some
fine cloths and marseilles; and were as
tonished 10 find marked-Pants SIS, and
vests SlS. Dan says that he is determined
TO sell cheap for cashs We can only add
that all who are in want Of finely gotten-uP
clothing had better call on him at once.
OF his character as cutter, he is too we'll
known to need commentator.
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gents, boys and youths custom made
peged and sewed boots and CATERS, at the
Nashville Shoe Store, "a North College
street Nj. MoRGANSTERE.
fnbD4- I'm
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Firsf Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
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THE ADELPH.--There was another jam
last night to witness Miss Thompson as
Fanchon, in "The Cricket" Another fine
bill tonight, and another crowded house.
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THos s. MARR Pres't. l.. C. TARBOx, Cash r
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,

Corner Union and College Streets.
The following are the rates paid for uncurrent
money. These quotations are liable 70 auctuate but
may be depended on a SUFFICIENT length Of time feF
rsmittances TO be received by mail express ii fOt
waried without delay.
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LOUISIANA.

Bank Of America........par
4" Louisiana $50
&" New Orleans 80
canal Bank.................9o
Citizens Bank .,....4....9
Crescent City Bank...s5
Louisiana State Bank..90
Mechanics and Traders
Bank .......................S5
Merchants Bank.........9O
Southern Bank.....-..par
Union Bank. ,.............s
New Orleans Scrip 80
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JAs.,G. OGDEN, Prest. Chs. Il. WIG. Cashier
PEOP Les BANE
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Fnreien RTarkeIs.

LoNpoY, March ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 for
money. 5-20's 741S; Illinois Central 7s Erie,
39A.
LIvERPooL, March 1S-noOn.-Cotton market
opened very firm, with a continued activity and
upward tendency; middling upland, l319@lS9s.
Breadstuf market opened quiet corn un-
changed; provisions steady.
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Corner Union and Cherry St., Opposite
Bank Of Tennessee, Deals ia Gold,
Silver, Governments stocks, Com
pound Interest Notes, Land Warrants
and Southern Bank Notes.
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The Franklin Brick Machine

Justly CELEBRATED FOR PERFECT
ID simplicity, great strength and immense com
pressing power, il guaranteed, with eight me
and two horses, to self temper the clay an
make 1000 tc 5000 elegant brick per boar.
J. H. RENICK, Proprietor,
No. n Broadway. New York, Room q.
feb2 3m
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EXCEEDINGLY EFFECTIVE Browns
Bronchial Troches are excellent lozenges
for the relief of Hoarseness or Sore Throat.
They are certainly exceedingly effective.
We have known several instances in which
troublesome coughs have ceased very
speedily after one or two Troches were
taken" &C Christian World, London, Eng.
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The Rev. DIR. feasdale will, Providence
permitting, address the young men Of the
city who may attend at the First Baptist
Church, discovering at - o'clock.
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The undersigned having just returned
from the East, takes pleasure to inform the
public in general that he has replenished
his store with the most carefully selected
stock Of custom~made boots and shoes,
which he will sell low for cash.
NJ. MoRGANsTERN,
Nashville Shoe Store, No. "a North Col
lege street [feb24-lm
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CoNCoRDIA ENTERrAINNENTs. -- The
Concordia Club, proyerbial for their well
timed generosity and The excellence oftheis
histrionic entertainments, have determined
10 give two entertainments this week, :he
proceeds Of both 70 be devoted 10 the hni-
iering poor of this point and Chattanooga.
The brst performance will come Cd on
Friday evening, when the celebrated come
dy of Married Lie will be produoed,
together with tableaux yiysnts and vocal
and instrumental music. Saturday night
iableaux and music with slatuary presenta-
lions, 70 conclude with the farce Of " A
Pleasant Neighbor' fof course Tie hall
will he crowded on each evening.
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FruAN BALL The ball lest night Al
the Fenian Hall was q highly successful
s6a.r and vas participated IN by quite 8
larre number Of both sexea The restraint
imposed by ST. Patrick's day falling on
sunday. was fally aioned ior last night, in
the unbounded enjoymen, and ldlaTiiy
.hieh reiened snpreme. Not the least IN
teresiing feature OF the occasion Vas soul
.tirriuq address by Capt. Hine-, which ele-
waited the large crowd 10 the highest point
of enthusiasm. The proceeds, to be de'o-
ted Co the cause ef Irish nationality, mus
have footed up quite handsomely.
Tar greatest variety aud the best quality
81 cusiom-made shoes, consisting Of Ladies
and Mizes glove Md Congress gaiiers sud
halmoral shoes. and side lace eau be hst
al the Nashville Shoe Store. No 7 4 North
College street, 40 low price,
feh24-lm NJ MoRGASsrERS.
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RveR NEWS


ARRIVED.
March l7.-Tempest, Louisville.
]. L. Graham, mp river.
1s-Tyrone, Cairo.
8 DEPARTED.
Gen. Siegel, up river.
Tempest, louisville.
Talisman, Cairo.
A. Baker, up river.
LEAVING TO-DAY.
Tyrone Cairo.
J. L. Graham, up river
The river was falling rapidly last eve
ming, having receded ten feet altogether.
The weather was fair the greater portion
of the day, but towards night became
cloudy and cold.
The Tyrone was loading last evening fur
Cairo, and will leave to-day with good
trip" The TyrOae is a fayOrite packet,
and passengers will of course take her.
The ]. L. Graham reports h9t little
freight above on the river banks, but ssthe
fall has been great, there will be plenty by
the time she gets back. She leaves to-
day.
Capt PEBBLES informs US that the splen-
did packet Rowena left Cincinnati for this
port Saturday night She may be en-
peeted tomorrow night.
The Ohio river was falling at Pittsburg
Sunday, and at Louisville. AT Cairo it
rose one inch in twenty.four hours. At
Evansville it was on stand.
AT St. Louis the Mississippi was full Of
ice and falling. At Memphis it was sta
tionary,
A Memphis dispatch of Saturday night
says
Intelligence from Friar's Point, Miss,
says the river is six inches higher than
ever known before. The flood extends
back to the hills, a distance of thirty
miles Great destruction and restitution
prevails, and the people are very lseh dis
heartened.
At New Orleans Saturday night the Mis-
sissippi was above the level of the city.
The clerk Of one Of the Louisville and
New Orleans packets reports that between
New Orleans and Napoleon, Ark, but four
plantations on The West bank Of Nissis-
sippi were flooded but from Napoleon TO
Memphis the whole country, on both
banks, was flooded There has been no
since he passed up.
The Tennessee river is falling steadily,
and Chattanooga is once more dry"
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A MELEE on rHr CoMMoNs.-on Sun

A MELEE on THE CosIMONs.-On Sun
day afternoon about > o'clock, quite an
ARRAY, which fortunately did not result in
any very serious consequences, occurred on
the commons near The penitentiary, between
a number of citizens on horseback and a
squad Of soldiers belonging to the 34th
regulars. In order to learn the true facts
in the case, we yesterday called upon Gen.
eral Kautz, Post Commandant, to ascertain
what could be CLEANED from that source.
II appears that about half dozen of sol
diers we're saunting On the commons, nearly
in front of the penetentiary, when about as
many citizens on horseback, all young men,
and decidedly under the influence of drink,
passed along toward the. country. One of
them, apparently more drunk than the
others, made some insulting remark to the
soldiers las we're informed) when one of
the latter retorted back, bringing on gen
eral war of words between both parties, in
which much billingsgate was INDUCED in.
Finally the soldiers resorted to rocks, and
with these weapons drove the citizens of.
The latter, after being driven a little way,
turned round, drew their pistols and fired
eight or ten shots at the soldiers. General
Kautz, on learning Of the row, ordered ont
a posse of troops, who succeeded ia aefest-
ing the gang on horseback. They were
taken TO the guard house, where they were
locked up during Sunday night. Yester-
day morning they were brought before the
General, and plead in defense of their con-
duet that they were drunk at the time of
the row, and did not well know what they
we're about. They were then promptly re-
leased. The soldiers who participated in
the disturbance were placed under arrest,
and had not been released up TO last even
ing. General Kautz thinks that bad whisky
was at the bottom of the whole affair
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CHILDREN and infant shoes, of the finest
quality and largest assortment, at the Nash
vile Shoe Store, No. "a North College st.
feb24-lm M. MoRGAEsTERN.
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DOLICIEa WRITTEN ON FIRE AND MARINE
kisks and Losses promptly adjusted % this
Once. Also, applications Iisr Life and Accidaht
rtsks IN the above irst class Companies.
ocflf -tf-su
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Born boards Of the City Council meet
this evening
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ROOTS AND SHOES.
NEW STORE NEW GOODS

Kings celebrated Philadelphia Ladies Shoe
M'Naglina' noted philadelphia Gents Boots
1 haze q general agoriment % kSqis ans
shoeg inst purshasei fJr c1sh 40 reieced ~ r.
NO 3: 81 Union street. North eide between Co..
isg gee. S9a 0h'''' JAS. B. FITcE
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-19

Az eligible front portion Of an Office nChuTch
street, in the Maxwell House, can be obtained
by applying at this Office, or at No. 70 Church
street, next door to the Masonic Hall. febl If
10 Marry or nOt 60 Marry? Why
Not Serious Reflections for Young Men. IN
Essays of the Howard Association. ON the Physi-
ologSal Errors. Abuses and Diseases induced by
ignorance Of Natures Laws. in the first age Of
man Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free Of
charge. Address. DR.. J. SEnLrS HoUGHT0N,
Howard Association. Philadelphia. Pa
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BY River.

j. h. Graham- Upper Cina6erlaad-l600
sacks corn, as bbla. oil, hhds. tobacco, IA
casks bacon, 10000 lbs bacon in pieces II
head cattle, large lot miscellaneous freight.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
ST. I.Onis Market.

ST. LOUIS, March lS.-Tobacco steady. Cot
ton firm and higher at lose. for middling.
Flour firm; Y, 81 25@S1l 50: XX, $40 25@Sl3 IS;
choice, Sl4 00@$15 p. Wheat, "a 20; choice
Spring, s.. Corn. 60@70c. Oats. 81 G0Gs2 06.
Barley, So 559S2 80; prime Spring, So 7OdS3 90.
Wbiskv duII nj 40 l4GS2 Is
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EDaEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive Of Nashville 300 A. n.
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For Cairo, 81. Louis, Memphis and
New Orleans.
TTIHE FINE PASSENGER PACK
/ EFT, TYRONE. TON HARMON, - -
Master, WASH WEAvEE, Clerk. win -
leave as above on TU ESDAY, the 18th instant
at O'Clock Pm.
For Freight or Passage apply on board, or 20
C0RBErT 4 BOYD,
Al and AZ Front street
or HARRISON K SONS.
marlT q Agents
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ALABAMA.
Nashville q Chatia b.
GEORGIA

GEORGIA Louisville Z Nashville
Tax Receipts. so
Central Railroad Banks5
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Another home made desoiate. another mothers
anguished wall is heard for the sweet the bright,
the beautiful SALLIE, the victim of eORsumptionS
fatal DART who but few months since moved in
beautys bloom and healthful glee. How soon
brink of death, trusting in the hope of bright
and glorious future, wearing smile Of Heavens
own beauty. A pureT heart ne'er ceased its
thrObbings; alOYelier form ne'er mingled with its
parent dust. Though time passes swiftly on. yet
many signs from the hearts hottest reeollectiOns
will whisper in tones of love and sorrow for the
departed. But mourn not; for IN death her
cherished spirit now revels in bliss with kindred
spirits and enjoys eternal sunshine in the bissful
haraaffpr
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Rocks and Stationery,
Newspapers and Magazines, Tor sale by Sno'
York, 50 Union ST. Jan ION
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REGENTS by Rail-.

n. & D. RAILROAD, March 1873 bales
cotton, car lumber, boxes tin, box
solder, Dbl. spindle oil, mattrass, box
merchandise.
L. & n. RAILROAD March 1876 boxes
shoes and cases boots and shoes, IA boxes
hardware, 81 bbls. crackers, % bbls. fruit,
80 packages dry goods, pianos, p boxes
hats, 7 rolls mating, 6 kegs butter, rolls
carpet, 80 boxes cheese, 20 bbIs -four, s
rolls leather, box books, l car meal, 80
boxes candles, II trunks, packages and 7
boxes clocks, GO barrels, bbls. coal oil.
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CLOSING rRIcrs THIS DArr.

Also the highet price paid Coz al kinds OF
Southern Bank Nofes. Printed Prize lisa fur
nished when desired
VIZ ARR SELLING q. s. Revenue Stamps at Gov
eminent rates OF Discount
SHing Seiiiag
80 10 lGO per cent dis. France Francs
100 10 501 3 pei cent Dis Switzerland : , % per
900 to iO004 per cent dis. Belgium dollar
N. y. Exchangel-l0 pr ieERAASY.
Cincinnati 40 Dr.. Bremen 81 III per s"1
LOulsviHe l-l0 pr. Thaler.
Meuphis = prem. Berlin, sio2 per ] PTug-
Small Drafts y sian Ihaler.
fORElGS EKCaASGE unicn hits
Englanl s. % per Frankfort per 9ne
Ireland one pound AiaestsrdamJ ouilder.
scotland Steriing Corporation checkb .
per cent discount.
Deposits received and e0llections made on All
accessible points.
once hours. A. D. 10 p 8.
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BaeheiOr's Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world The only
rue and perfect Dys-Hsrmless. Reliable. In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No Fidicu-
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects Of Bad Dges Inyigoraies the hair.
leaving II soil aud beautiful The genuine is
signed W,lfidm A. B.dekelor. All others are
mere limitations and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street. New York. ldeo29-ly
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Selling out at New York Cost.
To close business, we are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock of Fine
Groceries Wines. Brandiea. Havana and De-
nestle Cigars PANDOLFTSI & RIYA,
ianlO u North Cherry street
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To COnsumptiVes.-The Advertiser. hsy-
ing been restored 10 health in a few weeks by
very simple remedy. after having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, ConsumPtion-is anxious TO make
known to his fellow snferers the means Of cure.
To ali who desire it. he wall send copy Of the
prescription used. (free Of charged with the al
rections for preparing and using the same, whieh
they will 6nd a sURE CURR FoR CONSUMPTION.
AsFHNA. BKOSCRIFIs sc. The only object OF
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is 10
benedt the afflicted. aud spread information
which he c0neeives TO be invaluable; and hopes
every suferer will try this remedy il will cost
them nothing. and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. viii please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
WILLIAMSBURG. Kings county. New York.
actZ3-lyd&w
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NASHVILLE AND EORTHwEsTERN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains
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m ME1IORIAM.

DIED. Sunday morning, March 10th. 1867.
SALLIE F. TUCKER, aged seventeen years.
Just when the Springs first gale
Came forth to whisper where the yiOlets lie,
Before the roses in our paths grew pale,
In youths bright hour twas hers TO die"
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THE CITY

OPENING AND CLOSING OF THE
EIS-FEBRUARY Ist.--0nieiRI.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-10-10
Legal Ao6srtising.
SHERIFFS SALES.

DY VIRTUE of sundry writs of
ED Venditioni Erponas issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas Of Elk
county, shall expose to sale by public
vendue or outcry at the Court House
in Ridgway, on Monday the 4th day of
November next at o'clock p. M, all
the interest of the defendent in and to
the following described real estate to-
lcH -
ALL that certain tract or piece OF
land, situated in Jay township Elk coun-
ty Pennsylvania. Beginning at a Hem
lock Post, South West corner Of tract
No. 5O28, Thence North 343,5 rods,
thence East 1851 rods, thence South
548.5 rods to a Hickory, thence 35 de-
prees South, West 54.3 rods to a span
ish oak, thence South 842 degrees west,
81 rods to a Hemlock, thence South 81
degrees west, 10 rods to Hemlock on
north side of road, thence South oSS
degrees west, 27 rods to Chestnut,
thence North 76f degrees west II 4
rods to a post, thence North 493 de-
grees west SO rods to Pine corner,
thence North 500 degrees west ten rods
10 a Hemlock, thence North 81 degrees
west s rods, thence North $50 degrees
west l5 rods, thence West 1862 rods to
Pine, thence North 8S3 degrees west
1868 rods, thence North SO degrees west
l.5 rods to a Hemlock on the North
West corner Of Gray's land, thence
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-10-10

f., Of Hampton, Va. The imposing and
interesting ceremonies of laying the cor
ncr stone were conducted by Mr.. George
w. Stone, w. NJ, assisted by the sew
eral lodges present. The Masonic
prayers were read by Post Chaplain
Cheevers, and the entire assembly unit
ed in singing several beautiful Masonic
hymns.
The troops on the ground consisted Of
Companies A and Il, Twenty first United
States Infantry, and two companies of
the Fifth United States artillary, com.
manded by Brevet Brigadier- General
w. Hays, Majns Putnam and Ritten-
house, and Lieutenants Wilson, Stone,
Rodgers, Fell, Adams aud Curry.
When complete the monument will
have cos. about twelve thousand dollars,
of which ten thousand have been collec-
lected, leaving two thousand dollars yet
to be made up by contributions. The
monument will be a plain shaft, built
Of Quincy granite, about seventy feet
high, erected on brown pedestal, en-.
graved and carved into various desi igns
and military emblems. The cemetary
itself, containing the remains Of some
six thousand soldiers, fallen heroes Of all
the Peninsula campaigns, from McClel-
lands advance to the fall Of Richmond,
on the banks of the James and in skirm>
ishes and retreats all over these sections
of the State, is laid out in a beautiful
and systematic manner, adorned with
grass plots and gravel walks, and from
the progress being made in improving
the grounds by the Burial corps service
detachment it will soon be one of the
finest national cemeteries il the country.
The cemetery at Yorktown, and the
smaller ones in the vicinity of Suffolk,
Norfolk, aud Portsmouth, are being
rapidly broken up, and the bodies rein
tered in the Hampton Cemetery,
which, when finally completed, will
contain about 10000 bodies. Such has
been the system and skillfal arrangement
in tn Q in.erment Of the bodies, which
has been strictly observed by the Burial
corps, that the speedy recognition Of a
soldier by reference to the carefully
Kept printed records removes every
obstacle in the way of the recovery of
bodies by the friends of those buried
within the limits of the cemetery. The
whole cemetery, from the inception OF
the patriotic and noble undertaking OF
the officers of the board in procuring a
monument, through the entirely volun
tary contributions, to the commendable
zeal and industry displayed by the
Burial corps in laying out grounds and
interring the bodies Of the soldiers, re-
fleets the greatest praise upon the man
ner in which they have thus discharged
such patriotic duties, and entities theil
names forever to be enshrined in the
breasts of the living friends, as Chris
tian benefaotors Of the dead but never
to be forgotten Boys in Blue"