TOMB STONES FOR VETERANS.Itccolpt of a Larne lt;onsimimrnt byMatlila*. Pont, j{.Matl 'a 1’ -t, lt;5. A. It., of this citv,wlialt; received a consignment of twenty or*Wr' 'in»r»* tomb -toni s from tin* f«d**ral gov-* rninont to bo placed at the graves ofdeceased veterans not already so dis-htinguishcd. Thy stones are in the cus-ilt; v of Mr. .1. H. II tzman, and hear theX.nlt;15.lt; ’] ClCluIJ.1*lt;ivfollowing inscriptions:Charle- V\ ilkius, Company K, Second a ! Iowa Cavalry, J .)A. L. Dunn, Company (I, Eighteenth I*Iowa Infantry.Kohinson l'ninklin, Company D, Seventh Iowa Cavalry.Z !i. Ilartinan. Company E, Sixty-First Illinois Infantry.A. I. Milh-r, Company 11, Sixty-Seventh Illinois Infantry.Antony llelm,Company M. FourteenthY. II. A.I«\V;orNelson Hnndv, Company lt;», Twenty-Fifth Iowa Infantry.Christian Wilde. Company D, Eighteenth Iowa Infantry.I. lt;h Hills. Company C. Eighty-FourthIllinois Infantry.T. C. Howling. Company A, SecondIowa Cavalry.tlt;orW. S. Harlow, Assistant Engineer, Seventeenth IJ. S. Na\v.r W :Francis Simerl. Company G, Forty-Second Missouri Infantry.r;kt!Slt;bMIIt:Louis Klkhardt, Company II. Twenty-1 1 r-r 1 llinoia Infantry..1. W. Hailey, Company 0, Forty-Fifth | Iowa Infantry.C. W. Do if, Company C, Forty-Fifth Iowa infantry. I vv1Henry Maybaura, Company A, Eleventh Illinois Cavalry.ii’ WP*-: ■'.lt;•I. Ii. ( lt;*oper. Company I. FourteenthIllinois Cavalry,t».\Melville Madden, Company E. Eighty-Eighth Ohio Infantry. j G. \V. Davenport, Comj my II, Eighty-Eighth Illinois Infantry.t1 he post desires that rlt; lathes orovfriends of the fallen veterans named i tnhove call and get the grave stones andhave them placed where they are intended to go, They will be deliveredfree to such friends and the post hopesto have all in position against the coming of Decoration Day.vt] ;t lias lt;11 J N otes