davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
ROME.
THE rorE's ALLoCUTIoN-HE LAMESTs THE
ITALIAN LAW OF CONSUMPTION AND THE
PERSECUTION OF THE CHURCH IN RUSSIA.

THE rorE's ALLoCUTIoN-HE LAMENTs THE
ITALIAN LAW OF CoNSCRIPTION AND THE
PERSECUTION OF THE CHURCH IN RUSSIA.
The journal de Rome gives the following
Aocuton pronounced by the Pope in the Consstoy on
the 25th ult:
We have to express in grief you with the deep sorrow
OF heart which have felt at the new law which has
been passed and promulgated by the Cisapine Govern
ment and which is as depIorabe for the liberty, immu
mites and rights OF tie Catholic Church as Tor eiyl
this Government after many daring acts against the
Church that they almost and so making
terestshas nofeared to submit the clergy to military CON
scrption This appears have other object than
to eace and extermnate the church entirely N THIS UNI
happy Italy, II 1t ever possible to Do So Yes We
character All world knows that have not neglected
10 acqut with all possible zeal the duties imposed by our
efabie brother the bishops Of Italy have raised TO their
great honor, complaints circumstances, ana suppnea
tons of the most legitimate character IN order that TINS
law might not exist Would that pleased God thht IL
possible TO cease TO deplore the evil ana serious a
tempt against her interests which most holy religion
also suffers at present IN the Empire OF Austria and King
dom Of Hungary In regard TO the news We receive from
the Kingdom Of Spain, on tho affairs OF the
a. hrings ma rather sorrow and anxiety As 10 the Rus
sian Government 1t continues 10 prosecute the Catholic
Church, so far 70 eXpe nearly all the bishops from
their dioceses and drive them into exile because they
W0uld hear and follows as il their duty voice and
instructions OF the Vicar OF Christ on EARTH ana IL doc
Fmnre 40 that the highest interests OF the Church
absolutely denied IL augments also, every day, more
State from communicating with us and with the Holy
Apostolic See. But III the midst OF the extreme trbnia
lions which surround us, we hnd certainly
profound consolation IN the pastoral zeal SO lauda0e
with which the Bishops protect with firm spirlt Caho-
lie interests and strive In order TO preserve intact INC
principles Of holy faith well as 10 defend the unity
OF the Church against the numerous articles by means OF
which the impOus endeavOr 10 propagate their errors
We have confidence that all the Catholic clergy viii DO
impelled to follow the example gwen by the BISHOPS,
and rival them in the OF their strength In the
meantime we DO not 10 admOnish and readmOnish
all the enemies OF Christ and Of His holy Church 10 CON
slider seriously how God Ia terrible In the chastfemehA
that he infics on his enemies and those OF HIS Cnuch
AS TO ourselves venerable brothers. we cease not IN
the most humble and feryent prayers, 10 supplcate
the Father Of Mercies TO the end that he Will recall an
the unhappy wanderers In the OF perd On 10 real
sense OF truth Of justice and salvation and that lie VIII
lie Church all parts Of .he world by ne victories
more and more brilliant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
GENERAL TELEGRAPHTc NEWS.

Several sunstrokes occurred in Cincinnati,
two OF which proved fatal ...
John Davis, an important witness IN inc
Cincinnati express robbery case, has been arrested IN
Kentucky,
Nv order Of the Legislature, the town OF
piaister Cove on the Island OF Cape Breton, VIII DO
EnoWn hereafter as Port Hastings
The corner stone of large cotton tacto-
he erected at Augusta Me-, by Senator sprague %
IrotIer was laid Thursday with appropriate ceremonies
Mrs. Eli Haverly was yesterday arrested
'iihanv under a verdict OF cOroners jury, charging
s With the murder OF her daughters iegtinato INFANT
The chime altar bells and other property,
',rom the Catholic church at Cohoes q week ago,
@ fannd on Thursday at the bottom OF the MOHAWK
Arizona advices state that q portion OF the
-, ; cavalry attacked band OF Indians near Wckeh-
Nine sayages were killed ana one Souier severely
wounded ,,. ~ c.
80. Ir,nsWck Rensselaer, county, n. ~ was rODDeu
le rh,psday night by burglars OF $500 IN GOVerbmeh'
bonds and 500 In greenbacks'
Orrin F. Kenny has been arrested ut Lena
- and committed 70 jail In default OF siOV Daai
d with purchasing oils from various parties Inu0'
SIss Yesentations and shipping them 10 ne" ioA
Owing to the frequent burglaries and the
e ~ hulldlngs In Waterford, N T., the eiuLens ~ n
-. ssnakng movements toward the organlaossa ~ az
Wolanoe COMMITTED and meeting Tor that puIP0'o wa
held on Thursday =, -. Ia tho
On Thursday night a fire broke out b IN sse
Gause OF Q. =. Carter Co.'S ship yaTd ~ md
engnSe etroyng the planning MILL carpenter snoP, S
meecsmsSefs shop OIL Murch and the nn,Id,pS
neorge T. Wright Considerable snip ~ ao
was lost The loss will Amonnt TO Apou'
No insurance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
NETWORK, SATURDAY, JULY II, 1869.

u when hIed BY Agreement shall Dc espnsa
h, The Posm General Of the United States
FOURTH lines o. such lines cables snaH De p on 70
M pube Transmission daily pubeoa OF markets ana com
m reports and intelligence snd al messages dispatches and CON
oas he forwarded IN order In which they are received
sYcsnt AZ hsrenbsfore provided.
Mn Ia shall within Of Congress 10 deter
in he s charged or the sson Of messages ana CON
mopous such line cable and TO On ADD esAoA sn
80. "a regulations Ia relation thereto Judge Necessary
S-Be extending establishing any such line or cable IN OF
over snv waters shores and lands within the uron
oftbe United states written aoeptsse Of the terms ana csos
nod h. i, act be Sled the the Secretary OF state oy
The eompany corporation proposing 10 establish telegraph com
muuieatOn.
op Stimulation. aud reservations the consent Of Congress Is hereby
yen 10 he iaypg maintaining OF teegaphc magnetic hines or
cable between he United States aud foreign countries In and over me
waters ree sab aud lands Ukn The jurisdiction Of tb
and all rights OF property and
State iur.etop over the same Prodd That the privilege conferred
bv This sh moi he nioyed persons whose line
cable by M or terminates eItsnd to any Tor
privileges conferred upon
by authority Of the United states or Of any
State IN bls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
PRUSSIA.

RETIREMENT OF COUNT BISMARCK FROM THE
PRUssIAN MINISTRY TO RECRUIT HIS HEALTH.
BERLIN July l.-COunt Bismarck has again left
or his estate in Pomerana and is about to retire for
q considerable length of time from the duties of his
Office in the Prissan Ministry, although he will con-
tinue in his position in the administration Of North
Germany. This has occasioned G.signifcant comment
upon his speech in the Diet Of the Confederation on
the question Of responsible Ministry for North
Germany, where he 80 positively asserted his ability
70 attend TO the manifold duties which he had inn
posed upon himself The official Provincial COrreS-
pOHdenos of yesterday says:
The Minister President Count Bismarck whose health
in 1866 became much injured m consequence OF the great
eIerton he pat forth In the service OF his King and OF
his country has since then frequently sought the
ration OF his health in rural secuson but until now
never 20 completely 0s 20 strengthen himself in full
nIe Ior the permanent fulhment Of the comprehensive
SAbSs VI his various p9eltiOng After the Munster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
THE CROP PROSPECTS ~ THE WEST.

CHICAGO, Ill, July t6.-The reports from the
middle portions OF this state say that last years corn IN
cribs rotting and spelling In regard to the present
condition Of the crops the following summary as gain
cred from various sources, may be regarded as fair
one: There ia an enormous breadth Of small grain
planted, aud had there been drawback would have
produced unparalleled CROP so much So nab bn0ui1
Il be damaged the extent OF one-haf we snail
still secure good average crop The wheat crop IN
Iowa. Wisconsin Nebraska, and Minnesota superb and
IN excellent condition. and In vast extent beyond preee.
dent The winter wheat in Southern Illinois has been
mainly cut and is excellent quality, although the
ram has retarded the stacking. Central illinois, espe
cally along the Illinois Central chicago Burlington anu
fallen In those sections in torrents, and deuged tho
country TO such an extent that the use OF reapng
chimes Is entirely out OF question Tie farmers in that
section have tough time OF 1t, wadng to their Knees IN
mad trying 10 save what they with grain cradles
The cry that comes from that section should not lead any
one to Infer that such state Of things Is general In
Northern Illinois the grain looks very WELL and promises
a good Yield In regard 10 corn under the most favor
able circumstances IL can scarcely be expected 20 VEN
moro than two-thirds the average crop But there WI"
be an Immense yield Of oats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
THE NEW OCEAN TELEGRAPH CABLE.
SECRETARY BoUTwELL's LETTER FORWARDED
ny THE FOREIGN MINIsTERs-THE CoNpI-


BY THE FOREIGN MINIsTERs-THE CoNpI-
-TIoNs IMPOSED BY CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, July 16-The French and
British Legations have respectively forwarded to the par
ties directly interested the letter OF the Secretary OF
State relative telegraph communication between tho
United States and foreign countries, and particularly In
relation 70 tho landing OF the French Cable. copy OF
the same letter will few days be transmitted TO tho
Governor OF Massachusetts,, as terminus OF IL pro,
posed be secured in that State Copies OF the Dill
which passed the Senate but failed 20 be acted upon In
the want OF time ncoeed TO tho several par
Ties above mentioned the basis Of action the part
~ the Government Of the United States and as showing
the opinion of Congress that subject This bill,
norted from the Committee on Foreign Relations pro
Tides that whenever communication shall hereafter DO
estabished between the United States and any foreign
country by means OF teleraphlc or magnetic lines or
Cables laid In any part thereof IN ana over the Maters
reefs Islands, shores and lands within the lursdctOn OF
thc States the shall be subject 10 the fOoW-
Ing conditions, stipuatons aud reservations 70 W.T.:
TIE Of the United shall DO entitled 70
% ~ such cable aud The lines cables connected there
~. bT otherwise DO exercised and enjoyed
s'p W. len Government whatever
Tfs United GoIemnent shall Al all times be entitled
nv such cable and ne cables eohnsed
70 lhe - Of is ssecton
tbeIsS "a from military naval dplonate consular
shall be entitled take Of all other
''5ss II. rl,s b. said ' l' 'S'Isss az I4s RsS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
TIE CHICAGO COMMERCIAL PARTY AT sAcRA.
MEMO.
So FRANcIsco. JuIy l5.-The

SAN FRANCISCO, July l5.-The Chicago COM
mercial party, numbering about 100 OF the principal
merchants Of Chicago, and including Senator Lyman
Trumbull, and Gov 0glesby, Of Illinois, arrived ut
Sacramento yesterday aud were entertained Dy mum
Der OF the leading OF that place Speeches were
made by Gov. OResby and senator Irumbu and Messrs
Judd and Arnold OF lHois aud nriehy RESPONDER 70 ~
several prominent Calfornans Tic party met on Pull
palace train to-day In order to celebrate tho union
OF Chicago and Sacramento IN LOngwOrths champagne,
prepared aud tabled expressly for tho occasion GOV
iaight OF California. Gov. Ogesby, OF Illinois. Gen
Redngton OF Sacramento and others responded TO the
toasts drank during the reception The chicago visitors
are pleased with Sacramento and what they have seen OF
California They will arrive In this city by to'nghps
boat from SACRAMENTO aud merchant princes promise
10 extend to them generous welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
THE NEwhAMPsHIRE EDITORS AND PUB
o. LISTERS SOCIETY

PLYMOUTH, N. H., July 16.-Ihe annual
meeting OF the New.Hampshre Publishers, Editors and
Printers Association held at the Panugewasset House
night well attended Representatives being pres
from all parts of the State. The usual business was
transacted and officers elected for the ensuing year.
John Hin was elected President. AT the close OF the
business tho members with their ladies and invited
guests from other States the parlor, and IN brief
speech President introduced the orator OF the even
ing Rev I. M Miller OF The Portsmouth Chronicle who
delivered an address printers and Printing IN New
Hampshire" This was followed by poem by George
Masden OF The LOtreH Courier, the subject OF which was
the "Trials. Trouble and joys OF Editorial Lfe Al
the conclusion OF the literary exercises music was pro
vded by Mcssrs Morse and French and social hop was
INDUCED in this morning the party made an excursion 70
the Lake, and took dinner ut Center HarbOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
rnE nroRGIA couNrERFEIrERs.

MACON, Ca, July 10. - The examination OF
Turner who is charged with attempting TO pass counter
felt currency, began to-day before uh'eu states I'm
,nIss,onar w q Morrill, The Government concluded ne
testimony to-day IL was proved that TsT urn 10 - tns
@ ~ ,s city, which was elected counterfeit also,
that he confessed j. CLARK swayne, the editor 81 Is
ssrieai T0n the principal witness, GU tho an OF
III, mat he had fear he would be killed anu .no
tg. feund ON his person, given 81 500 IN cOnnteIieN
es 20 Marion Harris 10 be returned TO MIN NDeh they
~ home IL was proved that nine 500 cOunterlelts on
The First National Bank Of Jersey were found on tine per
snn of This woman In Atlanta which were introduced hs
ST. latter from Turner 10 the woman found at the
same time The Court adjourned until 10 o'clock tonor'
r0Ng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
FRANCE.
THE NEW CABINET.

PARIS, Friday, July 10, 1869.
il is stated to-day that Bilault and Saint Laurens
win be members Of the new Cabinet. Portfolios
have been offered to three Of the prominent men of
the Opposition party. NJ Rouher is likely to accept
the Presidency Of the Senate for time. 1t is thought
however he will be asked to return to the Ministry
again. The Temps says that the party of the Left de-
mands the dissolution and reorganization of the Pre-
fecs as express conditions of the acceptance Of Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
MovTMENTs OF THE PRESIDENT.

FORT MONROE, July 1G.-The United States
steamer Taapoosa from Washington, with President
Grant and family Postmaster General Cresswell ex'
Secretary Borie and party Of ladies and gentlemen
arrived here to-day. They were met on the wharf by
Gen. Barry and STAFF, and escorted to the Fort In car
rages The usual salute was fired, the troops OF the
garrison reviewed and the officers presented to the
President The party then repaired to headquarters and
partook Of some refreshments after which they en-
barked, and sailed at O'Clock p. for Long Branch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
NETWORK SINGING CLUBS AT RICHMoND-HoI
WEATHER

RICHMOND, July 16-The German singing
soeeties OF New.York who arrived here this morning.
we're publicly welcomed ut the theater tonight By the
Mayor Their concert was crowded Several 0, OH, the
New-York Germans were Frustrated from ,he &
after their march through the streets, None OF INC
proved fatal. George FrOtb, citizen, died Oh I'm
being the first fatal since the heated Ie1' ANo
Thermometer Indicates 1870 IN the shade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
MOVEMENTS OF THE GOVERNOR ELECT OF yIR-
GINA

BNGuAMroN, n. Y, July tG-Gov. Gilbert G..
Walker of virginia arrived Bnghamton last evening"
and was serenaded by the IIth Regiment Band, and
large body OF citizens. The Mayor, Common Council,
md arencp. participated Judge Ransom Bacom made
che sncoch OF welcome and Gov. Walker In his response,
smoke OF the greeting had received from his old friends
~ more nattering to him than any success he had
9eheyed He claimed that his election in virginia was
triumph of the policy Of Gen Grant and OF tho Recon
trnctnn measures Congress over carpet WHO
baJ NO nterest In the state The decentralization was IN
no sense political IL Is probable the Governor VIII re-
main here for several days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
EXTENSIVE FIRE AT CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, July 16.-A fire last night, at
the Depot Of the Bne and Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad in this city destroyed 20 or 80 loaded with
crude oil and coal OIL said TO belong to Rockefeller An
drews e. Flagler Clark, Payne Co.; Critchiey, Faw-
cett Co. for Eastern parties The total loss Is bet
5000 and 100000 little Insurance. If any The railroad
loss is heavy The cause of the fire was probably from
lamp in the hands Of the train inspector
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
Destructive STORM IN MISSOURI

ST. LOUIS, July GA dispatch from Lexlng-
ton Mo. Of the 10th says terrible tornado has just
swept over Lexington. Trees and fences were blown
down In every direction and the streets blocked with the
wreck Many houses were unroofed. aud otherwise
damaged Some roofs were carried distance OF lW
ysTds The Caucasian newspaper ONCE Is perfect
wreck Several houses were Injured Ny nylhg TIMBER,
brick shutters, &c No lives were lost so lar as heafu
estimated present The growing crops were prosraed
md the fruIt trees destrOyed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF THE PHILADELPHIA
MINT.

PHILADELPHIA, July 16.-The mechanical OPP
eratons In the Chief Coners Department OF the Uned
States Mint in this city will be suspended for three or
four weeks commencing with tomorrow for the purpose
Of having entire set Of boilers placed ~ tne
M the Mechanical Department OF the Mint the Receiving
and Paying Department will continue 0penfor inc PuD'
CONVENIENCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
DOUGLASS, THE CoLoRED PRINTER.
PHILADELPHIA, JHly 16.-The following LEI

TIIILADLLFHIA, July IVs- ITO I1II0''1l1s ~
ter from the colored compositor Mt tho Government
Prntingofic In Washington, was read at meeting OF
the Soldiers and Sailors Union this city last night;
WASHINGTON, ID. g., July IL, 1869
" A suoRr ESQ Cor SEC. Soldiers and SdiiorS'
Uron-DTAR sIR Yours OF the 10th inst Is received,
bearing Information OF the unanimous election ana dec
arton OF myself as an honorary member OF the Soldiers
and Sailors Union. accept this mark OF your esteem rs
mn evidence OF the principle that actuates orgaza-
ton and for which while IN the war we Fought VIZ
that all men created FREQ and equal The fight by
law 10 hold property u having been abolished by
Congressional enactment, and made ehectual by the
deeds OF such bravo as compose the Soldiers and
Sailors Union that efforts are being made by those
whom you successfully met the Held or battle, not 10
reeusaye the late bOndman but 20 ertermiuate hm by
dcprying him Of tho privilege OF earning his bread II Is
emineuty keeping with your struggle Tor the nght IN
the that you extend hand OF encOuragement 20
hattie field for the salvation Of the nation. DO pleased
10 tender my thanks TO the Soldiers ana sailors Union
for the honor they have done me.
@''' LEWIS II. DOUGLASS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
THE FLOODS IN TEXAS.

GALVESTON, July 1G.-Adyices from San An
tonic report that the Guadaloupc River higher than
ever known before. The entire valley Is oYerlowed'
Nnetenths Of the crop of Gonzales County destroyed
The Comal River to the third story OF cotton rae
ry az New Rraunfels and destroyed all the material
and machinery Every Touring MILL wooden factory and
bridge on the COmal River are swept away no ives
were lose at BastrOp WebberVilIe Inc COlOfadO Is
going down The Brazos Is still rising slowly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17

THE VIRGINIA EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION.
RICHMOND, Va, July l6.-A telegram from
Lexington to day says that the state Educational Con-
venton, after an exciting debate on the MODE OF euu-
eating the colored race OF the present anomalous
CONDITION. of affairs, tabled the subject until the neAs
annual session An educational journal was autho""'
Gen Lee taking 50 shares Of the stoter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17
AUSTRIA.
THE BISHOP or LINZ.

VIENNA, Friday, July 10, 1869.
The Bishop of Linz refuses the Emperors amnesty
and has decided to submit to the sentence imposed
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-01

ing. Hsrpel's Ferry. Charleslown' oheP'
berds,own, and Hedgesvile Lodges were
represented in the procession, preceded
BY The Mar,in,burg Brass Band. Inc
rear of the procession was brought up oy
the Grand Lodge o! the State. Dr. Dan
iel MAYER, Of Kanswha, made an eloquent
and eer,inen, address, to The large assem-
bly in the Lutheran Church. Alter The
services at the Church the members oil
the fraternity were dined a, the Everett
Shenandoah and Berkeley Houses, where
sump,uous repasls had been prepared Tor
them.
We called upon our brother editor OF
The New Era, Mr.. Logan, and upon The
frs, acquaintance we concluded he was a
real good fellow, las editors generally are)
and ,ha, there was no discount on Mr..
Logan.
After "swinsing round the circle we
returned home on Tuesday afternoon in
oood condition. Blu, We cannot state in
wha, condition Frank of the Spirit, and
"Tbe Old Family Journal were IN upon
their return, though sober we trust.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-01
NOTICE.

2HHE Books Of Subscription tor The
( Shepherds,own and Hslltown Turn
pike will be opened on Mondsy' Nay The
3ls,. 1869. a, the following places. under
the Act OF the Legislature. aud under The
supervision Of The gentlemen named al
each place:
A, ShephsrdsroWn. at En'let's Hotel
under Messers David Bi!lmyer.James II
Shepperd. |. +. Chsplne. and J. T. A.
Enller; Unionville, under jacob Reinhsi''
Samuel Knott. ST., and J. s. Melvin, al
the store Of the laIIer; Hsll,own. under
D. B Lucas, J. II. Sttider. and b. r,
Engle, al The store OF the LATER; Harper 8
Ferry. under Edmond Chambers. Sol. v.
Yantis. Geo. Koonce, and /. W. Potter
field. at isEtis' Store.
Nav |, 1869
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-01
ELNV00D CEMETERY.
AN ERROR CORRECTED.

1t is curreptly reported Ihs! had tic
Trustees OF the N. Z. Church conveyed
their Grave Yard 10 Emwood Ceme,e,y
Company. all persons who are not atls
10 pay for the ground. (S2 per grave
would not be permitted to be buried in
said yard.
No one has snv authority to make this
statement. There are | 2 lots land
more will be hen requlred) in the Cen.
e,pry. set sps', Tor the interment Of nee,
DIV persons. Il rs not reasonable 10 SUD.
pose lhs, the Company, sfer restrvinp
lots in The Cemetery would refuse ground
in the Grave Yard Tor the same purpose
They certainly value the former higher
than The later.
The Trustees and Congregation OF the
Presbyterian Church never raised This
question, Presuming ,hst the Company
would be Just sDd lIbers> 10 The 1uetic.
The Presbyterian Yard viii uoques'ioOs
Div be tax on The Company-Ihe pre-.
ceeds of said Yard will no. delrsy %. or.
dinorv expenses. The company were
aware Of ,bis when they accepted the con.
vey snce.
The transfer was made that il might be
certain ,hat the graves in said yard would
be propelI, taken care OF in ell Time sDd
Tor the general improvement oil 'hs
grounds.
Any white person no, able TO pay for
the ground, or grave digging. will no! be
denied burial in the Cemetery, or tha,
part conveyed by the Trustees OF the
Presby teIian Church.
We wish i, 10 be distinctly understood
tina, no sectsrisn or political feeling nfr-
ences the Company, bu' Their only aim Is
10 protect the dead, and 10 ornament the
grounds that the living may take pleasure
in visiting The resting place Of their dear
ones, and feel certain tina, their own bod.
lee will have a secure Earthly home.
ID. BILLMYER, President.
C. r. Butler, Secretary.
May !. 1869. lw