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1880, aged only n years. The plain sand stone
tomb OF 9 Push-lna Ia ha," the celebrated Choc-
tsw chief, who died Ia this Guy, ot Group, on the
% h of December, 1924, aged 90 years, excites
much attention from visltors. One OF the lnscrlp-
tious coutaias the words, "When am gone let the
big guus be fred over me-" which he desired 10 br
plac ID thereon. He held commission OF MAJOR
Geaeral IN The Army AZ the time OF his death, and
W q always touad 20 b. true friend TO the white
rnaa Ii Is related that at the burial, oae o'
his associates, Young chief, fingered A. tht
grave when all had lett, and when asked 10
reure while still earnestly gazing At the ias' resi-.
ing place OF his TREND, h r'pied, in broken
Engsh-" Me 1ish II was me "


Tlere are numerous famdy vaults in'sfspsrsen
through the ground; but the monuments 10 Sena-
tors and members Of Congress, are arranged lo-
gether al the eas, and west end Each monument
Is OF plain brown stone, painted white, WIN iour
sides, and oval top, being all OF the same iashiop,
and containing, az an inscription, merely lne name
OF deceased, his position as Senator or Congress,
man. with The State represented, and the period OF
death and age-whch last, however, Is omitted on
many The monuments are erected by Congress,
aud TO the memory OF those only who have died
while members OF either House. There are
seventy five monuments to the memory OF men,
bers Of the House Of Representatives, and only
eleven for Senators; several OF the latter not yet
having been erected. The following is list, as
takea from The inscriptions, which may be useful
as a reference for your readers r.