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Nouvelles.

NouvEAu MONDE Democrates ont ga
gne 20 vilcs dams rEtat du Connec ticut QUAINT
Il 'Iowa, jeune Etat de vieilles epaves, il a vote
pour les radicaux. Lex president Franklin
Pearce etc serennde Concord n. H., ct il
a dit: sJe vous conseile, mes amis. de noter
le fait que les triomphes, quels qu'ils puissent
etre ne sont pas des triomphes de parti. LIE
peupe s'est leve dams sa majestic, avec la cons
cience de son pouvoir, ct sans aeoir egard aux
ligucs ct aux aspirations de parti considere
en- silence ce qui lui appartient, ce qui appar.
tient ses enfants ct au pays Je pense que Ia
grande bataille cite lvree ct gagnee. 81 lie re
sultst quelque Specification, c est en- ceci Ii
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Guerrc.

On pretend que Ia guerre est inminente
Vucls peuvent etre les griefs de Ia France,
mais nous savons qu'clle ma aucune nation a
jaiouser dams lie monde. Qu'elle ait dcs egales,
ellie sera toujours Ia premiere entire ces egales,
par l'esprit porte-lumicre de la ci-
vilisation ct du droit, France toujours. Ne
chercherait on point en- ce moment a tourner
son patrlotisme en- chauvinisme, sou opposi.
ton IA rempre en- guerre pretendue rationale
3Do, 600 vlctmes etfraient peu un empereur ou
TN ro, pourvu que la couronne de Get empe-
rcur on de ce roi Sc consolde pour quelques
annees de plus. Ce sont Ia jeux de princes.
Quoiquil en- soft, acknowledgements poll
tiquc ct moral de In France est impossible,
contrc sens historique, reve bleu QUAINT la
Prlsse, ellie peut grandir, devenir Aemagne,
constituer une prissante nationalltc, sans que
Paris ait bcsoin d 'ctendrc sa ccnturc de forti-
tications. 4 vrai dire, chauvinismo a part, Ia
Prusse represente aujourd'hui une granle iife
mnnde. Son cruvre ct I'puvre italienne sont
identiques. II faut que IAutriche dechue en-
prcnue son parti ct Sc taille une royaute dams
FEST. Pour la France, ellie ne peut voir dun
manvais ri la creation dun empire central
germaniQue, empire disant a Ia Russie "Tu
N iras pas plus lon "
Nous pretendions hier on 'un grand Prussier
n'etait pas un grand homme mais n oserion.
en- dire autant d un grand Allemand.
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L'H4PrrAL.

Dams ce lihre pays jai connu trois postes,
Non pas trois rimaleurs,
Car lis poraient bien hant leurs rayonnantes tetes
Dams lie ciel dcs spendeurs.
lis venaent tons les trois de la France lyrique
On ION s'allaite au vim,
On ION croft la glore ct non la boutque,
Gu lame son refrain,
Refrain de Marseaise aux notes solenneles,
Don't les vibrations
Portent lie mot de ronde aux heres sentineley
Des revolutions.
L 'un deux,-Barde est son nom,-demeure aux
Vrai hibon dams son creux, [Avoyelles
Accouplant chaque jour la consonne aux voyeles
Pour quelqu'cntant morveux.
Barde ne chante plus La grammaire eceurante,
I'm grimoirc INTERNAL
Auraitelle etranglG ia strophe bondissante,
0 Barde de Chapsal!
LIE second est Cauvet, poetc de genie
Et chantre des mneurs,
Scandant des vers plus beaux que la California
On Tor fait les voleurs
Victor Hug" pourrait signer sans Sc mepreudre
''Floreal' gracicux,
lie "Tombeau du mineur, Lily gcntle ct tendre
'tNesper" montant aux ceux.
Mais Pierre disparu Ia bas vers les Antilles.
Pierre roule, est parti
Et ne pourra trouver que de vlaines files
Aux mornes d Haiti
lie dernier de fills de Ia muse Harmonic
Sappcla Lortlereau.
II a connu l'amour, les reves, lagonie
DIlegesppc Moreau.
Raca sur Orleans Cere vile de fange
Don't le sontt1e est fatal,
Pour celui qui chan'ait mr note d'archange
N'ent quun lit hopital.
j. G.
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JEAN 'Baptiste en- meme temps que labbe Nina ct le
docteur Haudressy, deux autres venerables ialons
gu temps qui ont disparu annees dernieres. NJ.
Luminas setat allie aune famille creole en- epousant
nne demoiselle Trouard. II fut pendant vingt-deux
ans sheriff de stJean- -Baptiste ct de stCharles. a
fepoque Oh les deux paroisses etaient reunes sons
ie nom de Cote ou comte des Allemands. C'etait
dams Ia vie publique CONNIE dams Ia vie privee. un
homme dun caractare inegre ct irreprochabe. Nous
avons NANTES fos enendu parler de ga bonte ct de
sa generosite Appauvri par rexercce de ses mobiles
qualities il ne trouva pas touours dams "a vieillesse
Ia reconnaissance laquelle il await droit Entire
autres membres distnguts de "a famille franchise.
etaent lie representant Lumnais envoye par les Cleo
probablement aussi lie pentre de moeurs pretonnes
Evariste- Vidal Lumnais
GELEE BLANCHE.-Une pcrsonne matineuse ct
digne ae-foi nous dit avoir De Ia gelee blanche
mardi matin. 81 celia est, devons lie crore
Iepldemic epargnera les campagnes encore infec
tees ct inquetes. QUAINT aux leux on le aeau sevit
encore lis seront bentot pures ct assanis par cette
providentiele gelee.
Au reste, il est probable que rhiver Sc fera pas
longtemps attendre Les grucs ont dGja emigrG, les
roisse, les NUTS ct les matinecs sont aiches
en- Novembre
Evitons toutefois 81 Ia chose est possible, le sole
brilliant du haut du jour, ct n'oubons pas que rien
nest dangereux CONNIE une brusque transition dams
la temperature.
| CREsCENT.-Tous les deux voisin
| II y bien des mots francais qui commencent par
les lettres 3 ct G, meme des mots anglais Brave
"Crescent."
ST-JgAN-BAPTIsTE.-R nous Went den
bas que VI. Alphonse Oubre ex-sherif de st-Jean.
Bap,iste, ex-oficier enregstreur, Went detre nom-
me-pas elu car il difference entire nomination
ct electon-resherif de la paroisse St-Jean-B -Bap.
tiste.
Son collegue enregstrement aurat ete egale
ment ''nomme Grefier de Cour de la meme NAL
heureuse paroissc.
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| ton, meme advancement au pOuvOir ct aux
fonctions publiques. Nous ne pouvons oublie,
que c'est administration prolongee des De.
mocrates qui nous yalut trois tickets an Sud,
Ia desunion ct lie triomphe de NJ Lincoln
Qnand Douglas voulut sauver Ia republique
qui menacait rnine, qui done s'acharna contre
Douglas ct le rendit impossible Mais pas de
recrimination inopportune, surtout Ia veille
du triomphe. Non est Aic locus, dit quelque
part Horace. Get Horace Ia nest point un
cousin de Greeley, bien que Horace ameri-
cain accepte sans sourciller lie titre de phio-
sophie. II philosophe ct philosophe, de
CONNIE nous sommes ioin uu jury s,nl,..-
Charles Ainsi won't les chooses, ct les propos
menent aux propos. Laromignere, I'M antre
songe-creux qui s'est occupe de matieres phi
losophiqnes, appelle celia des associations di-
dses. Rabelais aurait dit: association de bali
vernes. En- effet, Ia politique est Ia comedie la
plus folle, la plus niaise, Ia plus burlesque du
monde. Cest un galimathas dincoherences,
de contradictions, de roueries, de canaileries,
de gueuseries ct d'enfantilages. En- voulez-
vous la preuve Ouvrez les yeux. On est tour
tour Wing, Democratic, Know Nothing, Re-
publicnin Radical ct l'on revient en- tournant
dams nn meme cercle vicieux, ses premieres
amours. La conscience s'ouvre toutes les Sc
ductions ct tressalle volontiers au bruit agre-
able Fun doublon espagnol. La grande plaie
du steele est l'egoisme, regolsme engendre la
venalite, Ia venalite fait des pourritures. Est
&C que Ia conscience cotee comprendra le So
crifce, l'abnegation de sol, lie patriotisme, la
vertu des heros Est-ce quill de Ia duree
ct de la gloire pour les empires vautres dams
le materialsrne, pour les Senateurs ruminant
au ratelier, pour les Narcisses alimentant Ia
debauche ct faisant meter de procureuses
o sainte fol dams lie bien, qui done nous reve
lera Ia justice, Ia verite ct lie devoir, 81 tn re-
tournes aux Catacombes on te caches dams Il
tonncau de Diogene Nous ne croyons Il rier
de ce qui eleve ct moralise, rien de ce qu
rend lhomme noble ct Ia femme chaste. joni,
est lie grand mot de 'epoque, ct Ia poltique
est une maison de prostitutions OH les jouis
sanccs sont aux portefaix.
Mais ces men.s propos sont d'allurc trol
hautalne pour une feuille de village. On N
trouvc pas de reformatcurs Saint Jacque
on il Saint Jean Baptiste.
Finissons done en- tirant la moins gauche d
nos reverences a NJ. Gentry, ct annoncons su
I'm ton de prophetc, CONNIE 81 nous aviou
rhabitu,le de manager dcs sauterelles. que le
prochaines elections dams lEtat de New Yor
scront lie triomphe lie plus eomplet ct lie plu
dccisif du parti sage ct conservatism. C'cs
alors que lie president johnson pourra dir
que les Radcaux sont des cana,,is mort,
Morts lie seront,ils ? Beaucoup d'entre eu
auront endosse IA casalue democratique pou
unc autre comedie sociale Les boutiques d
fripiers sont communes au Nord.
Crme,hdats, cometlia.te, ricane une voix dan
l'ombre
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race blanche, notre race, PAllemand, I'Irlan
dais P1talien, lie Francais, rEcossais ct ran
gio-Saxon, sont toujours lie pouvoir dominant
sur ce continent On GRANT des troubles dams
le comte de Norfolk. Les negres veulent faire
acte de proprietaires sur des fermes qu'on ne
leur await abandonnees que momentanement.
IL est fort question dams les hauts ct bas lieux
du radicalisme de faire de M. Grant lie pro-
chain candidat a Ia presidence. In horn I
CONNIE pour W. Scott.-Il est egalement ques-
ton, mais dams un autre milieu, dun ticket
presidential: Andrew johnson ct W. T. Sher-
man.-Les republicans de Ia virginie Sc desu-
sasdfAt salasFdffAt Dc plus en- plus-T. Stevens est res
du Congress, de soumettre aux honorables : 10.
un plan general d'accusation, 20. d'annuler lie
pouvoir des Etats sur Ia question du suffrage
universal "Cest dit.ii, lie moyen de sauver lie
pays. LIE pays de Stevens, cest le pot.au-feu
des radicaux.-La fievre jaune ct rexcitation
diminuent Memphis. districts de Shell
labarger ct du gros Ashly, dams 'Ohio, sont
devenus democrates. Rien d'etonnant cela.-
II MY aura, scion toute probabilite, de chan
gements dams lie cabinet qu'apres les elections
de New York, 1noins que les Secretaries ne
resignent peremptoirement, ce qui nest guere
supposer.-La fievre iaune diminue a Gal
weston.
A la Nouvelle. Orleans, pepidemie diminue.
"a 35 victimes par jour
Tn juge du nom de Thomas, dams une lon
que adresse au grand jury de Ia premiere Coul
de district de la Nouvelle- Orleans, propos du
riot du 80 Juliet, dit /: Isl vous suivez cette
vote, vous serez respectes ct honores par vos
concitoyens, simon attendez-vous a 10 honte e
au deshonneur"
Ces suggestions criminelles ct anti-republi
Gaines soot un juge forcene ct indigne
| v1Eux MoNDE-Le coton hausse legere
ment Liverpool.
Florence, Is Octobre au soir.-Une bataill
etc ivree a Verone entire les Garibaldien
ct les troupes pontiticaes. Menotti Carl
baldi commandait les revolutionnaires. lie:
Zouaves du Pape ont etc complement battus
| Paris. l5.-On rapporte que retat des af
faires autour de Rome devient critique.-L
Pape Sc rendra en- Baviere, ii Munich, OH u
asile lui etc offert.
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FRANCIS BoUvAIN - La mort cmportait hier,
sous la orlne mandite de hevre aune, Pun dcs plus
craceux ecrivains de Ia Louisiana, e Francais Rene
Lordrreau Auourdhui c'est Francis Bouvan qui
disparait dams les pills dun suaire
L'eiteur Bouvain ttat ne Bruselles ct habitat
la Nouvclle- Orleans depuis 9ueques annfes Homme
ac' intelligent, d 'un esprit cnltive d un cTnr ge-
ntreux dun caract"re atfable causera par mort
souiaine un grand vide dams lie journalismc ct la
pressc Les journaux des Parosses avaient tait
l.ur agent quelqucs.uns leur patron.
Francis Bouvan await rGve autre chose que la.
gene. ct le patronage de ccrtaines fcnilics lIomme
De rotlt ct intelligence Gbtrale, il proposat de-
recuer les poess eparses, les romans publifs ca
ct Ia, les tcrIts lit'rarcs ou scirnhgnes qu pro-
dus la Louisiana irancase C'ttait Ia rtve de-
ditcm-rcve que lui seul ponvait r'aliser.
F. Bouvain await 80 ct aplartenait la trater-
mite maconnqur.
Les lreres ont accompagne sa derlere demeure
lei bas
QUAINT au pauvre Lordcreau, il est mort l'hoptal.
--Je suis toniours pret me fer Ia bert;, parce
que SONS lempire de la libertt ccui qui l'empore
doit sa victore a une force quill porte en- u-neme
81 e caholicisme, sans aucun srconrs de Etat. par
la seule de la persuasion, ,romphe de tous les
autrrs cultcs, OF, sera le vaincul
JULES SIMON.
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La llberte hnSt On cam m~.ne. !. ,,
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Law 10 . solemn expression ef legislative will,
Civil Code Of the State Of Louisana)
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TESTIMONY.

William 4. Baker sworn:
@. Where do you reside, and what
is your busines9.
A. | reside at Lancaster, and am
at present Editor of the Ohio Eagle.
NY usual business is that of an attor-
ncy.
Q. Have you any knowledge of
Mr. Howes manner of making pur-
chases for this institution?
A. No personal knowledge. ] was
not actuated by any malice in my
statements recently made in the Ohio
Eagle, in relation to Mr.. Howe. !
based them upon common rumor, and
the statements of persons that l sup
posed to be true.
(Signed) W, E. BAKER.
Edison B. Olds sworn:
@. Where do you reside, and what
is your business?
A, | live in ancaster, and am en-
gagged in mercantile business
Q. Have you any knowledge of Mr.
Howe's manner OF making purchases
for this institution; and if so, have
they been judicious or otherwise2
A. | have no knowledge Tor the
last four years, and do not knew whoth
er they are iudicious or not.
@ Has he made any purchases
from the firm2
A. None within four years. Pre-
vious TO that time, he bought some ar
ticles Of me.
(signcd) EDsoN B. oLDs.
Michael Steck sworn:
@. Where do you live, and what il
your business?
A. live at Lancaster, and an
Marshal of the city.
@. What means, if any, have yo'
of knowing Mr.. Howes manner o
purchasing supplies tor this institu
ton?
A. Ihave none personally at all
| have seen him buy goods at Kutz'
store, and have never known him t,
pay moro than the market price.
(Signed) MICHAEL STECK.
Henry orman sworn:
@. Where do you reside, and wha
; is your businesP
A. Ireside at Lancaster, and am
carpenter and hou se-builder.
@. What means have you had Q
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with yOn, and close observer OF your
pecuniary management of the Reform
Farm, ever since yon took charge Oi
that institution, ond I can honestly
deelarc that you have ever seemed u
me not only eonscientions and care.
ful, but extremely sensible and Judi.
cions in your whole administration OF
its affairs. have been one of your
most intimate personal friends and
haze euery day snce you haue been here.
had -four and other articles used Jy you
ON MY HANDS FOR SALE, and | know
that l have never been able 10 in dnce
you TO purchase 10 the dnount of one
dollar unless | could give you as good,
II not better terms than the same ar.
tlces could DC obtained ut from others
Reference TO your accounts will show
how iDconsiderable your purchases
from me have been. while / admit that
l have often pressed upon you very
hard to buy my -four, &c.
| do not believe that you have been
in the slightest degree i'm. ruperly in.
Huenced III your official patronage-or
that you have in any instance, Tor the
sake Of accommodating personal or DO.
liIIcal friends, sacrificed the pccuniary
Interests OF your instilution-aud
state this as ii on oatb
Very respectfully. &c,
JNo ID MARTIN.
Prest First Notiono! Bank q Lancas-
Ter
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NEVER FRET. Children, / have a
capital rule to give you about iretting
and grumblingz-a very short rule,
which is worth your while to recollect'
il you want to cultivate contentment'
Never iret about what you can't help,
because it won't do any GOOD. Never
fret about what you can help, because
if you can help IL, do so. When you
are tempted to grumble about any
thing, ask yourself, "Can / help thisH
andif you can't, don'tfret; but if you
can, do so, and see how much better
you will feel,
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The UNION PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-Th,
rapid progress being made in the
prosecution of this great national en-,
terprise is undoubtedly one of the
signs of the times The following
facts, obtained from a recent report Of
Col. L J Carter one of the Govern.
ment Directors, to the Secretary ol
the Interior, indicate what has been
done during the past year and wha. il
expected to be accomplished during
the present.
col. Carter reports the road already
In operation 305 miles west from Oma
ha--a total distance of 807 miles from
Chicago, and 1,7O6 from New York
city, In addition TO this, 2I2 miles
are under contract to be constructed
and opened this year, making the
whole distance Of railroad communi-
cation west from Chicago, in 1867,
l,Ol9 miles. When the bridge across
the Missouri, opposite Omaha, is com.
'pleted (Which, tits expected, will be
the case before the close of the year, J
thus connecting with the road already
completed to Council Bluffs, the line
from New York, ola Chicago, will be
continuous and without break.
The Central Pacific Rnilroad of Cali
ifornia is already completed and in
running order distance of SO miles
from Sacramento eastward, and it is
expected that 100 miles more will be
constructed before the close of the
year. This, with that portion TO be
constructed east of the mountains,
will make the total length of COM pie.
ted road over 700 miles of the /, 1,746
miles between Omaha and Sacrament
to. From the progress made during
the last two years. there is good rea-
son to believe that the remaining / 900
rifles will be completed by 1870, thus
making railroad Communication be.
tween the Atlantic and Pacific com
plcte.
The effect of this enterprise upon
the iutnrc, not only of our Western
States and Territories, but of the
whole country, can scarcely be estima.
ted 1t will insure safety to our pioneer
settlers from Indian and Mormon dep
relations, by enabling the Govern
ment to promptly throw troops and
supplies to the vicinity of any point
where they may be needed. The
country along the limo of road will be
rapidly settled, its agricultural and
mineral resources will be developed,
and towns and cities will grow up,
thus adding millions yearly to the
wealth of the nation. The extension
of the trade of the great cities of the
West will scarcely have bcen prece-
dented IN any other period Of our his.
tory. The addition to tho national
wealth in consequence of the impulse
given TO the working of the gold and
silver mines of Colorado, lIevada, Ida.
ho, and other regions contiguous to
the line of railroad will amount to
hundreds Of millions anuually.-C i.
cago Republican.
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opps ananNna.
Tho vOrsl Lazl A .az q goul.

The worst tax A tax Of gout.
What goes most against afar,ners
grain? His reaping mAehibe.
Why is life the rid lie Of riddleaS
Because we must oil give Il M
What length ought alady's o,Ino.
line to bel A little above two feet.
Charity covers multitude Of sins,
the tailor multitu6e Of sinners.
What is that which is so brittle, that
i you name 1t, you are sure to breakf
Silence. 9f
Why is dog with broken leg like
a boy in arithmetic2 Because he puts
down three and carries one.
40 it seems as young girl obser.
we'd TO the sewing machine as she pu,
the work before it.
Gold is the only idol worebiped In
all lands without temple, and by all
sects without hypocrisy.
If we all had windows in our breasts
to-Rorrow what demand there would
be tor blinds.
john Il rrisey will probably be- pres.
ldent OF the first national faro bank.
The Russians speak Of the United
States as The great empire Of the two
oceans"
What IA fashion? Dinners at mid.
night, and headaches IN the morning.
DueIists must have their seconds.
and widows are entitled to their
thirds.
A Philadelphia clergyman, In the
course OF sermon remarked "You
need not clasp your hands so fervent.
" IN prayer that you can t yet them
open when the contribution box comes
round" 1sfia
Fashionable certainty. Pride mus,
have (water) fall 9
"Therc are ties which should never
be severed. as the ilI.used wife said
when she found her brute OF q hun.
band hanging to 4 beam in the hay
lott.
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. saxethe soapsud..

Isay that is wicked waste; dive
know it, neighbnr Fiandrv?" What ?
uncle EnOch Dunno ~ quite nm
derstand J" Why, throwin' OUT
aud wastin that way all them soap
sudS the way your gall there is dnin'. j.
"What is soap suls worth uncle
Enoch 8 Bout hundred dollars
what your folks'l make tween now
anu spring. Ourn was worth more n
that last winter and guess our folks
don't wash more dishes and clothes n
yourn." why, what in nature d.
you. do with soap suds to make em
worth that. uncle Enoch ?" 'Didnt |
tell ye i? Wal, rally now, | meant to
done it, and will now. We save every
mite of our snds and dish water for
our garden and truck patch, spIashin
il over the garden bout oncea week all
winter Its good for gooseberries aud
currents. and kills Il powcrtt | lot Of
bugs and beetles. ard pesky worms
and fattens the ground more'n a hun.
dred dollars worth besides. That,
what. soap suds is good for" ."-(Sat
Even. Post)
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NATIONAL CEMETERIEs.--AW Washing
ton correspondence of the Rochester
Democrat furnishes the following in.
formation, from official sources
There are, in the command of Gen
Thomas, the following National Gem
eteres:
At Natchez. one of six acres, con.
tanning $500 dead.
Vicksburg, one of twenty-five acres,
containing about 900.
Memphis, twenty five acres, about
10000 graves. The dead from Colun.
bus, Ky, to Helena, Ark, along the
Mississippi are gathered here. From
Helena to Grand Gulf they are inter-
red at Vicksburg.
Cornth has one of twenty acres,
containing about 5000 graves.
.Pittsburg Landing twelve acres,
and 1000 graves. This contains the
dead from up and down the Tennessee
river.
Fort Donelson, twenty acres and
3. 500 graves, containing the dead oi
that field and all along the Cumber'
/ land below Nashville.
Nashville, sixty y.two acres, lo,6oI
graves. This contains the bodies from
many hospitals and'a wide region o.
country.
Stone River, sixteen acres, and 5000
graves.
Chattanooga, seventy five acres ant
nearly 10000 graves.
Knoxville, four acres and 3,OO'
graves.
Marietta, Ca, twenty-five acres ant
| 10,00Ograves.
Andersonville, about 10000 graves
MiIlen, 1000 gravcs-small enclo
sure.
Savannah, 5000 graves.
Cumberland Gap, Ky, $50 graves.
London, 300 graves.
Mill Springs, over 500 graves.
Perryville ,1,2O0 graves.
Camp Nelson, 1900 graves.
, Lebanon, 7J0 graves.
In city cemeteries there are collect
led at Covington, Ky, 600 dead; Lex
ington, /, 900; Richmond, 800; Danville
400.
At Columbia, Tenn, there arc 20
graves. "a
At Montgomery, Ala, about 80
graves.
In Mobile, 1000 graves.