, 1881-09-30
paarnnco Of ahrtl.cnRe ID impaired by tilllng In
tho intcratlces With iron erAtlnHe.

Tt1Arnnc0 Of A Rhlfu-chge ID impaired Oy nHlHE IN
tho intcratlces with iron 9rAtlnss.
jACKaDN
and his beloved vito tsachol aro buried in cor.
ner Of tho garden of tho Hermitage, o1cvon
miles from Nashville, on tho Lebanon Fthc Tho
tomb la II circular atca of Tonnnsseo limestone.
etghtcon fact III diameter. approached by thrce
stops. eight hdteH columns support an cntal,sa-
tAro and dome, sMrnlDAnteal by an urn. In tho
centro Of tho urea Ia sqnAso supporting
pyramid Jnckson lies on tho left, under plain
stoFlo sab; bis wIfo on tho right. MAGNOLIA
trees anctrrlo tho grave, on which small clump
of hlckories cnst their shade.
VAN rlREH's noDY
rests IN tho centre Of tho vnn Burcn lot In tho
northeastcrn cornor of tho cenetcry At kindors
hook. Above 1t is p'attt grant shaft 'ftcgn
feet high, bearing n simple inscription about
half way up ono faco. Inscriptions on two other
faces nrc In memory Of his wife and the'r son,
Martin. The lot Is unfHncod unboedured, un.
marked By shrub or flower,
l1ANHlsoS'a BODY
In ls7D lay in plain hrick vault on the summItof
hillock at North nend, O., fifteen miles from
Cincinnati. a thick underground then covered
tho hillock, and tho tomb wns not marked by \
single lotter. 1t was understood that tho body
was to bc removed to Spring Grove Cemetery, at
Cincinnati.
TvtEn's GRAVE
Ia a turfcd mohnd In Hollywood Cemetery, u
stone marks It, though ths State Is ultimately to
erect r monument above tho spnt, blt a deodar
and magnolia stand sentinel over 1t, and 1t u
surrounded with flowers.
Fo1K's Bun1At-rLACE
IA In tho garden OF the mansion ho purchased on
tho cyo OF bis vucnth. Tho ktto fs tho corner Of
Vino and Union streets III tho City Of Nashville,
and tho tomb fs near the gate-in tho centro Of
smooth grass-p plot round which rt,ns shcl,
pnth OF dazzling whttcncse. The monumont IL
ot ltmcstono-Torfo columns supporting the
usual Rrc6itrase, frIcze. corncc. and Rttic. The
monument proper Ii stone rising some Ave
feet from tho floor nnd brartng tho long record
Of polk's public services. In 1870
TAYLoR's BODY
was at Cave fill Cemetery, Louisville, awaiting
removal to Frankfort, wbero a suitable monu.
mcnt was to bv erectad over It, close to TINT
ch marks tho rcsttn1-placo Of Richard
Monitor Johnson.
p1LLMoRE's GRAVE
In the peaceful ami pretty Forest Lawn Gem.
ctery, three miles north Of Buffalo. utmost Apon
tho crcst Of Its central hill. lofty shaft OF
polished Scotch granit rests on pedestal Of
tho same material. supor-iuposed on =
baso OF Lookport stone-ts only orna.
meut, n slight moldinR running round tho
pedestal. It IL inscribed With "FlIlmora" Ia
larRe raised letters, and on tho faces OF tho
zhaft arc inscriptions iu memory Of tho prcs!-
Tho monument rises ut tho head OF, his grsv8;
great Norwny spruce casts Its shadow on the
foot.
.pIEncE's GRAVE
Is in the stinot lnuosurc, adjoining tho old
cemetery ut Concord, N. II. Above It is u 1nonl-
ment OF puro Italian marble, spire with cap,
die, and .pliuth resting on Il basc Of grant and
surrounded by d drapod cross. Pierce" Z" IL
carved on tho pEinth, and there Is a brfot In
scrpdon On the panel OF tho die. His wlto and
thoEr two sons are buried near him.
DuclIANAx's TOMB
ia in Woodward Hill Ccmetcry, at Lancaster,
In. 1t is iuoloscd by a fence OF black Iron
With posts OF nottfod grnnlt, tho iron bars
being lutorlacod by fragrant hodge Of roses,
Tho grass within Is volvety and dotted with
rosobushef. Tho body rests in a vault OF heavy
masonry @sercd With largo limestone Gags. A
base OF New Hampshire sraut supports a
monument In tho Roman stylo-a single block
Of italian marble, wrought with honvy nodded
cap and baac, carved With an oak-branch
studded with leaves and acorns, and simply
inacripcd.
L1NcoLN's MONUMENT
Is rroat pilo Of marble, grant, and bronze, ia
Oak HidRe Cometery, at Springfield, ILL.,, with
tho description Of which all American readers
have been matie familiar from time to time. Tho
body OF tho martyred President lies In tho cata-
comb In lcaden coffin, inctosed IN cedar case.
within 4 sarcophagus OF rich whitc marble, hAv-
Ing carved on ono end tho word +" Lincoln. 50,
y JoHNsoN's GRAVE
Is on tho summit OF a lofty coua-shaped emil.
ncuce half a milo southwest OF GreonvilIe,
Tenn. Tho monument Is OF marhlc On d baseo
grant. From piers on each side Of the graves
Of johnson and bis vito springs grant aruh Of
thirteen stoues; on this rests tho monument
prupor-a plinth suitably Inscribed, a die carved
with the Constitution tmlnus the Fourteenth
and Fifteenth an,eudmoutsl. and an open Dlpte
on which rests a hand as II in tho act Of taking
an oRth, and taperlng shaft Of marble fes.
| TONED ut tho top with the American flag. and
sur1houutod by an eaGle with outstrctohed
wings.