, 1862-12-06

~ L. p4Ntcl iUAL EluE 1e4EtG4CN Euuuld Qd QA4 ID
that contingency in fixing the condition Of the
bond which the defendant ID required to give. Tho
bond required will therefore be conditioned fur
equal TO the co!umis missioLs and enoluments deriva-
bic from the ehlce during the current year in the
event that the Judgment Of this Court ahall be af
fiIDed and th6J the re13tor'e title to the Office
ehall not be orcrthrOWn in any proceeding iustiEu
ted pT quo warzanto, or othe.wise. for that pur-
: ". c. Goudy and NJ. W. Fuller for the re1ator.
J: Lyle King. q. +. Lindcr, ard LOWS Il Darts for
OUR TWO CENENTERIES.
a Card from the Managers OF Rose-
hill.
Editors Chicago Tri bune:
CHICAGO, Dec. s, 1862.
GENTLEMEN: In your Issue of this morning
Ino1ice an 'sappeal to the proprietors' OF
tour two cemeteries ~ to "say what they
will do" in relation to certain charges made |
eeny the proprle1y OF yGur suggestions, you
will permit us to say that, had yon carried |
your examination q little further, you would |
doubtless have given us much more credit
for attention to the wants Of the public than
5on lave done.
In the Press and Tribune Of July 20, 1850,
you will find il the address Of Prof. J. Y. Z, |
Biarey, then President OF our Company, full !
discussion OF the prupalety Of setting aparta |
fund ier the perpetual maintenance Of the GENE
te1y, ard pl=dge on the part OF the Co1npany
trar ten per ccng Of all receipts fro.a ths sale
Of burial lots should be appropriated for that |
Fnfpt ST. as eccn as proper plan could
be devised for tbs Investment Of
the Eame. You Wln notice further that the
determination Of the mode Of Investment was
referred by the Board Of Consultation OF tue
cemetety-a BODY consisting of several Of the
best cit'zens ct Chlcago-to DR., Charles V.
Dyer, c. 6. Hammond, E=q., and Jonathan
BUR, Esq. Tie Board of Consultation was
grazclng tie interests of The public il tue
cemetery, and all ut its members accepted tine
trust, n6Ee having at the tiue any personal
interest in the cemetery. We have had fr:-
quent CONVEX sat:oAs with this committee
upon the subject of such q fund, but they
ffcterS 10 tae1ueelyes. Az Soon as they shall
do go, the company stands ready, as they have
always done, to redeem their pledge In the
fullest nahrer.
1t is obviously matter of no little moment
to decide rpon the proper plan for nianagy
irg public 1uld, which designed 10 be per-
peiusl. Trustees are not the most reliable
OF bodies, SIS the frequent deta1ca.ious and
sxlnd!e5 Ct public ot1icer5 Of au kinds antli-
cisnf1y atteE.-
We repeat, then, that We en1y await action
| upon the part ot +te public to carry OUT the
design to which We were pledged at the open
| 11g OF cur e. mes5,y- VIZ: also propose that
| alt 1uDcs ioT the Improvement uf private loi3
stall be invested in lik: manner rita that
| shove mentioned.
| You will perhaps allo1 lis further tt su;,;-
Eest that all tears ct the speedy sale ct the en-
tire Cemetery are groundi:ss, as the RosEhin
Company alone owns $50 Gcres, which tue ex-
| ler;suce Of elder Cemeteries cnd larger cities
shows to be ample fer many generations to
| come.
| Your statement that the entire proceeds Of
| Greenwood, hit. Auburn aud Laurel Hsll go
I to tie improvement Of the grounds, is not
correct as to :he last named cemetery. Green
wood was also originally organized upon the
same plan as Roaehlll, but after rsards taken
in charge BY the public.
It may not be knoHn to many that WHEN
the agitation OF the project for new ceme-
tely, which resulted in the organization OF
Roselil1, Was commenced, our co-ppratofs
paopcscd to the committee Of the Common
Council having in charge tue selection OF the
grounds, 1hat it. should be made public in
stitution, but tnat the proposition Was de-
c)lntd BY them because they believed that the
interests OF the public WoufG be better served
hy private corporation, whose success would
dcpend entirely upon the liberality and good
taste displayed By it.
Weare still ready to conform, in this respect,
also to the public wish, and, if desired, will
transfer our franchises, grounds, &c, to the
city or board Of trustees, subject to such
| restrictions as Tin irSure the improvement
and maintenance Ct a fllstrclass rural ceme-
tery-asking in return for a reimbursement
only OF the actual cost Of our grounds and i'm
proyements thus far.
We have tue pleasure of knowing that as
yet there have been no complaints Us to The
system OF management adopted by us, nor OF
auy lat X Of attention 10 the wants Of The pub
.s.ror shall there be cause for any In the fl-
ture. Mech more than The amount Of ouT
income hss becn expended in improvements
tlus f:F, and We shall spare no pai.s to sual<e
o4r ceIettry worthy Of cur city, and satisfal.
ttry il al} respects to Cur ci1iz4ns-
EXPRESSING to you our qualification at any
!: L ani'estation ct interest upon the part d
; the public IN our enterprise-un1ersal IT
rs Ii WAS Ut tGtir oWa usst-auG
always pleased to act upon any Suggestion
connected Herewith, We ask for our state
ni.nt tqnsl publicity with tLat made h5 yor
Iris morning.
BY order Of the President and Board O
Managers OF Rosehill Cemetery
J. WooDBR1DGE SM1ru,
Treasurer OF Roschiu Cemetery Go.
VESSELS OyER-DuE.-The prope.lets Ply
. Houth and Winona; hark5 Col. Ellsworth
American Unicn, Morris, John Sweeney, Mai
Anderson; schooners Titisn, Thos Kingsford
Gold Hunter, and a. G. Morey, arc all bouns
! for this port, and hourly expected, being ovc1
due from one to three days.
REBELLIoS RECoRD.-The fourth volume i
now ready and for sale at McNs1ly Is Co.'s.
. Dearborn street. Also fresh supply Of LIE
! Mi6erah1es, In cheap edition.
eB The Tax Bill Compile, December Bo
Tor, Illust1ated London Almanac for 1856:
arc fresh lots Of Major Winthrop's "Cano
! and Paddle,n are among the lata arrivals q
{ Walsh's, corner Madison street and Custo.
! House Place.
e@ Dr. James. formerly Of New Orleans,
3 I0w permanently located at S. Randolph stree
;. between State and Dearborn streets, Chicago, Il
= Cu1ee old Chronic and recent diseases. Diseass
e ef the Skin and Blood, Organic Weakness, Imp
. tenee Of all Diseases peculiar to both sexes. D
: james nees 10 Mercury, Iodine, Potasslc, or A
e senic- DR.. James comes here from New Otlean
: where he has been practicing in special b7ane
d Of medicine for the last fifteen yca1s-thirtee
9 years Of which he has been conducting the large
hospital in the United Statee, in the treatment
i. special diseases.
n Dr. James has the endorsement OF some of It
s most eminent ply ysicians in New Orleans, and Il
e almost entire press Of the South. which should
n sufficient evidence to gain the confidence Of tho
: | requiring Q4S beIFlEes. IL you AIe L1OUDlcQ VII
q any Of these diseaseH. that 80 fesrfuly rack II
< | mind and body, take onr advice and 60 at once
: Dr.. James, So Randolph street.
;t "hART1EE's sAcADEuY."-The School Soirees
q this Academy, cotnef Of Clark and Monroe ST.
= arc held every Tuesday and Saturday evening.
+ de1G-st
i GREAT ATTRACTION Immense crowds dai
u | ,t1 fha ua1f m.
= to purchase winter Boots and Shoes. The asso,
of ment Ia complete at prices beyond compctttio
n Mems Boots for $1T5. Ladies' Caters SOC,
10
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= Cards. written IN six different styles, sent TO 81
d addrees On receipt Of price New styles Holids
= = cards - per PACT; Wedding cards 3s per pac
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Is ant 4 Stratton'R College. dec5,a: