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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-22
State and County Taxes, 1877

THE Tax Books for ISL are new In
4 my possession. VIII collect Taxes at my
once until the 10th day of January. Iszs
when the once win positivelybe closed for the
purpose Of isszanE Distress Warrants
for a unconected taxes and reporting lands
for condt dtmnAtion.
After the lOth day Of January next. will
Spend ono or two days is each District,
OF which due notice viii be given. for the
Purpose of collecting unpaid taxes, and
issuing Distress Warrants against
Personal Property.
Tax Payers mast not expect or ask for
favor or extsnsiOns, rs nome
VIII be granted
that do not come within the above notice.
Great and small, rich and poor, shall fare
alike
have but one dusy TO Perforzs,
and that Is to collect the taxes according to
law know no other duty, and win make
noi2 WM. MCLEAN, Tax Collector.
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PnEsIDESr MUsD OK, Of the Mobile
and Ohio road, Is the most enterprising
and energetic Of Southern railway man
ayers. He has surely done wonders In
managing property that was sdrift on
sea Of troubles when be took the helm.
We do not say this because be Is the
friend OF Msmphisi but it Is true that
his conduct toward Msmphis hss bsen In
anitsly more liberal than that Of his pre-
dseessors. He has brakes on his pszsen-
ger trains sObjsot 60 the control Of the en-
aanssr; compressed air, ina chest beneath
the locomotive, operates upon the brakes,
and a train may be halted within dis
tAncs equsl to It's own length.
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GRANTS name viii descend TO infsmy
COUPLED with the outrsges poW being In
alese6 upon the people Of South Carolina
Wznlon. wicked and ozuselesss without
.badoy of excuse, and having no founds'
ton In law, they sre proportionssely
vindictive and mereiless. And thereis no
help Tor il. The poor. brutslly-srested
ladies', gentlsmsn and children can but
endure, with what pstience they may
muster, for the time that must come,
whsn al the good men Of the north, the
west and the east will rise up and help to
redress their grisTons wrongss
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FUNERAL aOTlGE.

TEPE-rhe friends and scouslutanses Of
Prsf F. A TEPE are invi ed to attend bis
funeral at his late residence, on Hernaneo
road, this "WEDNESDAY morning, at s1I
O'Clock
DoWNEs Thy ends and scqusintances
Of ]. J. and NJ. Downes are requested TO at.
tend the iuneTsl CT their infant son, JANEs
JOSEPH, from tbeir Residence, No. II Mccall
street. this (WEDNEsDAY) afternoon, at Q
O'Clock
st Louis papers please copy. ~,
STR sNGE-on the 10th inst, FzMrrr W.
STRANGE In the 5 st year OF his sge.
The friends Of the fsDi = are respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral. from ths resi-
dence OF Jno. d Taylor, No. 81 Vance street,
this WED Is y morhin~, ct 10 o'clnek.
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A New YoKK correspondent writes un.
dsr daue Of the 10Th instant: "About the
zOth Of this month there viii be 9 confer.
enes ia New York Of s. many leading
Democratic politicians as can be got to
Is5esher from different sections Of the
n nssssssry, 20 compare notes and take coun'
sci togeshsr, with references 20 the pres
ant position and future courss- of thsii
party, with pardoolAr reference 70 con-
esrt OF action In the coming presidential
election. II your correspondent is moi
snisinformed. the invitations 70 this con-
ference have been IN the form Of 8 printed
circular, signed BY the chairman Of tas
Democratic Stste committee.
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KARRE0.

FREFAAN-on Wednesday, November 1
lS1. Rev. Mr.. Org In q stating. Mr.. JOHN n
REEsAE, Clerk Il The 5uTrsme Court
West Te, nesFee. and Wis A IA N. GREEN ol
Stsnton d pot Ceremony at the r trst Pre-
byterlan Church ct Stanton, Tenn, st {
o'clock p m.
Thus were two lives commingied, whose
hearts had long iuteTehanged their sweet
odors OF love, his ity aud truth. Hence for b
the tide Of lie that besrs tnee, Friend John,
and thy exquisite bride, wiz be freighted
with an enduring affection, such as viii
burn ish is ir waters with a s, fter beauty
and deeper glow. and lead ahee. at It's close,
to mooriug worthy the faith, rssolute and
trus, thas has neryed your arm and barred
your bress il the past. We niss thee, bat
yield thee to a esptor worthy of thyselE
"'Tis mans pride,
nts shsst, worth last, noblest boast,
The privilege he prizes most,
To stand by De auteous woman's side"
L AND B.
BroxnSvflle Noveun her L lE7I
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-22

THE ratih cation Of the contract made By
the governor with Mssars. Lo0ney 4
O'Counor viii cork up leak in the State
Treasury, ans supply instead a revenue Of
$50. 900 psr snuan. In this fact the State
Senate may mai another reason for
modiasalion of ihe forty cents tax bill
that comes up from the house. There sre
not more energetic, vigorous men in tbs
susie than the lsssees Of the penitentisryr
ana tbs knavery Of the State may not
only, in their hands, be made most ser
yioszble 70 lhs treasury, bot In the peifec-
fion Of our railway sys,em.
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N0N-RESIDENT NOTIcE.

No. $50, Rim the First Ch1ncers Court o,
Shelby County, Tenn--A. Slotn ct a va ],
]. O'FarraN 81 al
1T appearing from SherlP8 returns in this
L cause that the defendant, ]. ]. O'farrsIi
Is not 20 be found In she. by county.
II Is therefore ordereo that he make hia
appearance herein ~ the Court house In the
city ofMsmfhis, Tenn, on or before ths FIRST
Monday in 5anusry, 1874, and plead answer
or demur 70 com platnAnls' Original and
amended b4lls, OF the came viii be taken fos
confessed As 70 bin and set for hearing ex.
parts; and that copy of this order be pub.
hahed once a week, tor four successive Wsaka
In tbs Memphis Appeal
a copy---Atteal
EDMpED a. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By 4. j. BLACK. d. T. AID n
Westoott Stahl, soils. lor eomplt
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TnoNAs ~ NORWOOD, the newly cleo.
ted Ualssd States senator from Georgia,
halawys- Of a -strate abilities Of the ss-
skvannah bar. We presume he was elected
Oyeosuss uothing could be said against
=, him politically, snd becsuse his private
chsracts- was fAultless. He was certainly
little known beyond ths confines of his
own STATE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-22

Now thst Stokes. the sslf-styled "bsld
eagle Of the mountains" /" and Prosser, two
pretty birds. have besn caught and
plucked, we are reminded Of the saying
Of the little boy who could not tell which
Of two roostera pzsssnssd shs woxst a.
pest.
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Char Csty Sale Of Real Estate.

No z520, n. Rim the First Chancsry Court Of
Shelby co1nty-Jennte htcnardson, soni.
niAtr 4trtZ OF Q. q. Ntcnt r5son, deceased, vs.
WI Ian Richardson st al
DY virtue OF an interiocutory decree foI
ID sale render ed in the above sauve March 30
1871. and rendered Uctober6. 81 1 viii sell al
public auction, to the hIgh hest bidder. in front
Of the Clerk and Matters of1cs, Gfeenlaw
Block, Second street, in The ciiy OF memphis
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NEW ADVERnsEMEHTs.
msmpDis and KHOxviIIe Air Line
RAIL ROAD.
GrMpHIs Nourrnn. q. ].

MENThIoi 1FUFNN1r-H II E01I'
A MEETING of the Commissioners sp
N pointed under the charter OF The Mem
phis and KnoxyfIis Narrow Gauge Railroad
IL hereby called tn assemble OF Grand Juno
ti0n. on Thursdays the zSth day of Eo
Vember, fer the Transaction OF important
business.
HENnERSON OWEN. of Shelby Co.
HARVEY MATHE rs, Of shelby Co.
r. W BROWN nf Shelby Go.
TaOA BOYLE. of Shelby Co.
u. TOWNSEND, OF She by Co.
W. n VILLA ~SON, of Fayette 90.
r. P. NEELY, OF Il .rdeman 90.
M R ASERSATHY, A OF M~Nsiry Co.
EtIJAH Wakes, OF Asrdin 20.
u11 aI ais Com m Ia 1uerH.
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JOHN MORTON.

Ju@F1OO OK the F@ao@
EsoR the 18th Civil Diatrict. shelby county.
IL 5uAlneaa respectfully solicited.
81 oMoe, 800 keoonc street,
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DIED.

CoE-At stanton. Tenn, on the Goth inst
st 10 O'Clock Pa. Of diptherts, LUcrx stain
BACK, dsushtsr Of Levin q Coe, aged fur
years and three months.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-22

HAVING suggested the insolvency Of the
III estate of Francis Eeanish, deceaaed.
an ordered 20 notify all parties tnfareate.l
and hereby give notice 70 all pernons nav
ing claims AGAINST said estate. 70 p1e4anf tia
salae. properly authen ttcafed, On Or palure
the 18Th day OF Nay, n72. to The Clerk q tnn
County court OF rhelcy county, o. The sane
y IA BE forever nafrel.
HEmnhaa. Nov. mhsr y. lslI aoIa mon
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NOTICE
To the Democratic Executive Committee

MsMPHIs, November 20. IsI1.
A n adiourned meetin Of tn Q Shelby Count y
n Democrs tc EXecu lve COnmtt ee viii be
held at the Office of W. W. Mellow ell, on The
ale south Of the Az res BlocE. Second str eet.
NkDNESDAt AFTERNOON, the I'D inst, at
O'Clock. A full at end2ncs Is requested.
By order of the Committee.
-. W. MCDOWELL, Chairman.
J. HARVEY MATHIS Secretary. noN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-22

Clay vs. Edgington; i1So, Goebles vs. Ader-
son, Adm'r; 1877, Grider vs Stone; 1889,
Izen VS. Rose; 1889, Izen vs Green weld !;
1880, lien vsgSchlossi 1891, 1zsn vs Aiine; Ii |;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-22

II Is said that an effort will be made by
the defendants counsel to have the cases
Of Brigham Young, Mayor Wells, Stout
and others postponed till the March term.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-22

Immigration of Settlers. Mechanics,
LabOrers and HOaSe Servants.
ITO promote and procure good reliable peo-
4 pie, We take leave TO notify the citizens
o. the SouIh that one Of our firm. In about
eight days, intends 70 go North and East snc
select and bring down such settlers. nv caap(
les, laooreIs and domestic help. especlalBA A
the GERMA =, SWEOE and NORWT
nation lilies. as We can secure g~ EfHl 1
steady work and sure pay. Npal ties 'SIsEfs
please call or addr Emlgrant Depot, 10
Jefferson street.
n0O atB SOPHU8 HIRSCH co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-22

REv. Y. 9. MCLEAN viii preacn IN IN sIs
Chelsea Cumberland PresoytsrlAn Sn1rsn,
oorner Fourth and Looney stTeets, THIS eVsn-
ing, at o'clock.
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OLIVER. FINNIE & co.
10 600 CASES Canned Fruits and veue-
tabieS, IN PART As FOLLOWS:
5000 cases Tomatoes;
1000 cases Peaches;
1000 cases Oysters;
5U0 cases assorted Pickles;
500 cases Strawberries;
800 cases Raspherries;
500 eases Pine Apple;
400 cases c0rn;
100 cases Biaeberrles;
100 cases MhortleheFries;
200 cases tobsiers,
so csses Salmon;
400 cases lellies;
100 cases sraney Cherries;
200 oa&ss Brandy Peaches;
800 cases asst Fruits ana Vegetables;
OLIVER, FlNAlE & co.
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The Boston forgery reported yesterday
morning was family affair, and has been
arranged
United States Minister Marsh has ar
~, q 4 -. A r.narirar 49,
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Rea4dence Lote

on the south side Union street and east side
OF Shirley Place being the vac mt lot east OF
Lau0erdaie street, adjoining the residence OF
keubin Jones. ESQ bis being an 1nre-
TO secure desirable property Is particularly
invited.
50 sale upon the premises promptly at
= ''''A' RoYsrEz. TRFzFvANr Aco
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Wednesday, EOvsmba 2stb, 1871,

A
On the premises<s the city OF Memphis, /
will sell, 70 the 81 oiodsr, the following
property, to-Wit: s@asehold estate in 8
rennes ea. which said -. hold estate is TO
terminate on the Is a day oSIsnusry, ls46,
and which said lot OF land is = IS bounced
and dsscrfbe1: N
Being q part CT Exchange squsrS IN said
city. beginning st the nOrlhwest coNSr OF
lot No. g. formerly isssed 70 9eraldus BuAh-A
II being north IS feet nom the south west in
tersection OF Poplar and Front streets. and
IN the east boundary line OF F4ent street;
ranring thencs north VI b the east line OF
laid Front street, g feet to the south W 81
corner OF lot No 5; thence east aud parallel
~t .std Popisr street. lo7 feet to the west
line Of Center street; then e. outn and pa Y Al
lei with said Center street, a. feet 70 the
northeast corner o lot No. 3: thenos west All
parallel githsa Poplar street. i07 ieet , .Is
oeginD ing; be Dg ths acme leased oNo - cor
pOration OF the city Of Mempb'~ SW A.
Bles ford, By deed OF Ieccr in he Be ei ter'a
once Of She BY county tor the ttrn u nine
lynne ears rom the 18th JanusSy, l5zT.
This let has upon Il AZ axeellent
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HOUSE AND LOT
- X y = - AO AOs
e~Y Sale Of Memphis Baatmesa
Property.

CSl"TANT to q decree Of the Chancery
~, OF Upton cpun y, Tenn =, ren0ered
al tbs IN Octoo ? term. in the eeuse OF Pey-
ton J. S6fN and wife nd others, COMPLAIN
ants, VS.. w, 10 Wnitley and others. defend
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a c7 = 4 MONTH ExpeHaes Pzid-Mals
70 y y or Femsie ARenfs--Eorss and out
a. furnished TO sell c1r Universal Cement.
Comeination Tunnel. Button Hole Gutter
and other articles. Circulars free.
MS address. Novsl ~ { Q seen. Ne.
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TRREE.sTORY BRICK BUSINESS HOUSE

Haa good front, and 4 good investment
TsRss OF rALE-0ne-thiri of the purchase
Donev Is to re p-id On the LIST day OF Janu-
aTy. is72-one-tbird In twelve months there
sfier. With ten per cent interest from the
date Il falls due until paid; and one third.
the LAST payment. 70 fan due twenty-tOur
months there f er, with ten PER cent. inter-
est from the dase II I dis due untu paid. Notes
With suf1ciently good securities viii be re
Quired Il the purchaser
Tue title 70 this proD.rty Ia regarded as un-
doubtediy good Though sell only IS Clerk
WILLIAM SANFORD,
D24 Clerk and Master of said Court
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Coal Creek Coal,

EQUAL TO the best Bitumfnous Coal In the
Il United ~tafes. Tho 9 VIM have tried 1t
once want IL again. For sale by
ii. b. PACKER,
ngq IQs EaCond af~aat
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BLACK
GR0S GRAIN SILK
For the nG111101a.

B. LOwsnstsin & Bros.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-03

won't complain OF either hands or face. "
Tired little josie looked rested al
ready, as Uncle Reuben lifted her up to
kiss her crimson face and when dinner
was ovcS she went 10 work with grea,
zeal. Aunt Lottic had offered to give
her half the money, and let the boy finish
the hair, but she would not consent
and although she had to sit alone, for
aunt dared NOT bring the delicate EN-
broidcry with which she was busy near
the flying shreds of hair aud dust, she
went bravcly on.
Oh, how the little back did ache, and
how the brown eyes did burn and sting
But when Uncle Reuben came in again
at sunset, the work was done, and the
weary child lay asleep 10 her chair. lie
stepped up sery lightly to her side and
laid bright new dollar note in her lap.
Never was there happier heart than
Josie's when, after supper, he took her
out to walk, aud let her buy with her
own hard earned money the curtains fer
mothers room. Yes she was happier
just once in her life, and that was when
her mother, going up to her room when
she returned from hev journey, asked :
"Why, who put those pretty curtains up
here? And, on hearing from Aunt
Lottie. of her little girls unselfsh love,
took her 10 her nrms and said "My
own, blessed, darling child! I'd rather
have these than the finest lace curtains
that ever hung in palace
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-03
ST. LOUIS
Business Directory.
The Iame, Busiasss and Lscraien Vi
Leading Houses.

Agricultural Depot and seed store.
WIN KOENIa d co, 2O7 N Second street
Aromatic Wine.
GREEN K CLARK, 1000 4 POOP Pine street
Cider =" Missouri"
GREEN & CLARK, 2Os0 4 2OO2 Pine street
Carpets. OilclOths. sc.
F1NNEY 4 McGRATII, 40S N Fourth street q
HART x POWELL. 4lO and 4l2 N Fifth street
Druggists--Wholcsal
MELLIEK, 500 N Main, cor Washington av
Dry Goodss
JOHN ALLEN & SON, 5ll N Main street
Family Medicines.
NJ q d S X HARTER x CO, 724 N Main street
Glass and 0ueenswarc.
WHITMAN GLASS & QUEENSWARE CO.,
1l3 N. Main street, bet. Chesnut and Pine. .
jones' Commercial Colleges
J w JOHNSON, Man. Pin., s W cor 9Th 4 Olive
Lumber Merchants.
SCHNELLE & QUERL W cor Sth & Mullanphy
N BROTHERTON, Yard Office 1898 Broadway
Office 300 Locust street.
Merchant Tailor.
u II SMUCKER, 5l7 Olive street
Marble Dealers.
ington avenue
Piano Ware Rooms.
Mrs S POMMER, 7l2. Chestnut street.
Negalia. Flags and Society Goods.
PARSoN d, co, 7I6 N Fourth street
r L RoSEBIoUGH SONS, 1921 broadway
Vinegar Manufacturers
ALDEN x CLOUGlI, 3l5 and 81 Spruce street
Watches. Jeweliy. SC.
D. G. JACCARD & co. 4ol A. 40s N. Fourth st.
EDWARD MEAD & Co. 304 N Fourth street.
JEUU SYLVESTER, 2l0 n Fourth street
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-03
TO TEACHERS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
" Superintendent of public schools of Lincoln
county, NO., will, in accordance with the school
law of the State, hold public examination OF
teachers, on the LIST Saturday of every month, at
the court house in Troy, and on those days only.
Teachers will please bear this in mind.
W. S. PENNINGTON. Sup't Public Schools
jnl5n24l Lincoln county, Mo. n
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-03

OF the same size and general character as
THE WEEKLY, but with greater variety OF
miscellaneous reading, and furnishing tha new,
10 its subscribers with greater freshness, because
u comes twice week instead OF once ouly.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-03

What is that which goes up the hill
and down the hill, and yet never moves ?
The roud.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-03
Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ executors of the estate of John A. Wool
folk, deceased, will make final settlement of
his administration Of said estate at the next term
Of the ProbateCOurt of Lincoln county, NO., to
be begun and held in Troy on Monday, October
., 1871. S.R. VOOLFOLK,
W. II. BLOCK,
jlv27n3J Executors.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-03
SEND YOUR MONEY!

Z, Post 0fleo orders. checks. or drafts on Sew
3ork. wherever convenient. II not, then SCCisln
Ne'euefs eontaiuing money. Address
4 y. ENGLAND, Publisher.
Ban Aone. New EorS Citys
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-03
THE DAILY Sun, co 4 YEAR.

A preemincnty readable newspaper. with tns
largest circulation In the world. Free, indie.
from everywhere. Two cents o copy by mail,
80 cents month, or 90 year.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-03
TERMS TO CLUBS,
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Sfvo cories. ono year, separately addressed,
Eight Dollars.
Ten copies. one year. scparatelv addressed (snd
N extra copy " getter w OF clnb),
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The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-03

A Newspaper of tho Present Times.
Intended for People Now on Earth.
Including Farmers. Mechanics. Merchants, Pro.
fesslonai Men. workers, Thinkers, and al Man
her of Honest Folks. and tho Wives, Sons, and
Daughters Of all such.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR,
ONE HUNDRED COPIES FOR s5C.
Or less than Ono Cent Copy. Let there be
$50 Club ~ every Post once.
sEMI.wEEKLY SUN, 81 A YEAR,
OF the Same size and general character as
THE WEEKLY. but with n greater variety OF
miscellaneous reading. and furnishing tha new,
TO its subscribers with greater freshness, because
1t comes twice week Instead OF once ouly.
THE DAILY Sun, co a YEAR.
A prceminently readable newspaper. with tss
asn, srxaes1 crcgasSn SS IN the word Free, indie
sssSs sySsTyw6s,.s y%as. Ty9 cents copy BY ma
TERMS TO CLUBS.
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(and On extra copy to the retter up OF club.
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ss s$ ss
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club. Fifty Doilars.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-02
The Con nGcderaie Dead at GetIys.
burg.

The Richmond Enquirer says:
We yesterday called on one of tn,
ladies conspicuously active in aid of thu
Hollywood Memorial Association, ant
learned from her that their memoria
day falls on the. 3lst of May, and
although there will be no address, the
services promise this year to be unusu
ally interesting.
The ground and walks of that portion
of the Confederate cemetery at Holly
wood allotted to the dead to be removed
from Gettysburg, will be all finished
next week, and the work of removal viii
commence very soon thereafter. TIL,
Legislature appropriated $1,000 in aid o.
this patriotic movement, and the ladies
have obtained $4,000 from other sources
They hope before it is needed to in,
crease this fund considerably. There
are three thousand Confederates buried
at Gettysburg the graves of six hun.
dred of whom are marked, the remain
ing twenty-four hundred being desig-
mated as unknown"
The State appropriation will be de-
voted first TO the removal Of the Vir-
ginians whose graves are marked, and
next, to the removal of all who fell on
that part Of the field where Pickett S
men fought so heroically; the presump-
ton being that these are all Virginians.
After this the remainder of the dead
from all the Southern States will be rs
rapidly removed as circumstances will
permit; the intention of the ladies being
that there shall be no delay until the
whole work has been fully accomplished.