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winter, as hostile to the best interests Of
the masses, and designed to promote the
Interests OF cIiques and classes.
Resotoed, That we have no further COM
promises 10 offer, and that we will hence
forth advocate nothiHg short gtthe total er-
tirpaliOa gfthe entire system u"der Uhatever
)Orm prOp0sed
Not even the "individual liability" sys-
TEN will suit these exterminators Of the
currency of Ohio for the benefit of Virgin
ia, Michigan, Indiana and their neighbors.
This, not long since, was the great cure all,
the universal panacea, the great medI-
cine" the charmed fountain which was to
give health, comeliness and beauty to the
whole paper system, and make it accepta-
ble to the "progressiyes.' But, since the
Wooster Bank has managed to proong its
existence with this feature engrafted on its
charter, it is repudiated as unworthy place
among the nOstrumso of the currency quack-.
The "progressives" have taken another
stride, and as they declared in the Hamilton
resolutions, those who do not follow them,
are henceforth without the pale of that grea-
test Of all cheats modern democracy. What
say the people of OhiO Are they ready 10
wear the new badge, pulon the collar and
take the lock step-Ohio Stale Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-10

Who CAN TELL!-Why are the Locofoco
leaders seeking to break down the present
Banking system in Ohio! Is it unsafe! Is
there danger of loss to the bill holder! If
So, in Ohat part of the system does that dam
ger exist! No one has yet told. The hard
money Jewellers denounce the system and
talk Of the danger and gross frauds to
which it subjects community; and yet do
not tell tChy it is not safe. All this stuff
will not answer. The friends of a good
home currency want to see some reason why
they should gveuP the present responsible
Banks end go back 10 the "St. Clair" cur
rency, before they take so fatal astep. Its
not enough for them to know, that by such
sacrifice. certain selfish, aspiring dema-
gogues will obtain office. If the present
system is unsafe, they want to see the dam
ger, and not rely entirely upon the asser-
lions Of political aspirants. They also want
to know how the enemies of the system in
lend 10 better i.-Milan Tribune.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-10
From The Ohio Stale journal.
THAT ODIOUS TAX LAW AGAIN,

Returns have been received by the Au-
ditor OF State from fIty-seven out of the
eighty-one counties OF the State, which
exhibit an increase, as compared with the
last year, of the gross amount oil capital ia
trade and money at interest entered OIL the
grand levy for taxation, of FOUR MILLIONS
EIGHT HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THREE THOUSAND
FIVE HUNDRED AND LIGHTWEIGHT DOLLARS.
1t may he sate Y estimated that the remain
ing twenty-tour counties will swell the a.
mount to sir millions fUe hundred thousand
dollars. The tax levied for State purposes
is seven mills upon the dollar upon the
whole sum entered on the grand levy
Now this rate Of taxation on SIR and halt
millions i! FoRTY-FIvE THOUSAND FIVE HUN
DRED DOLLARS, sun sufficient to pay the
whole expenses OF the Legislature, inclu-
sive of the cost OF publishing the laws,
journals and public documents.
This increased tax, let It be remembered,
is paid not by The farmer, the mechanic and
the day laborer, but by the money-lender
and capitalist who have heretofore escaped
paying their share Of the taxes.
Let ii also be remembered, that bill had
actually passed the House Of Representa-
tives levying a tax, for the present year, of
two and one-fourth mills on the dollar on all
the taxable property OF the State, to defray
the expenses OF the State government
and that in consequence Of The passage ofthe
neU tar tdW this tax was reduced. to two
mills on the dollar--so that every owner Of
real estate, every owner of horses and cat
tie now pays for Stale purposes one-fourth
of mill on the dollar less on this property
than he would do but for this law: AND
YET THE AGGREGATE REVENUE OF THE STATE
IS INCREASED.
Let ii also be remembered, that the rate Of
taxation. for county purposes in almost eve
ry county in the State, is or may be redu-
ced in consequence Of the operation of this
law, which by increasing the amount Of
taxable property on the duplicate, enables
the commissioners to reduce the per CEN
tum Of tax.
And, lastly, let ii not be forgotten, that
heretofore for several years the revenues
OF the State were inadequate to pay the
current expenses of the Stale government
and pay the interest on the State debt
that, consequently, the State was getting
deeper and deeper in debt every year-that
in consequence OF the partial failure of the
wheat crops and the diminution of tolls
received from the Ohio canal, this deficit
would have been greater this year than it
was last, had not some other source of rev.
enue been provided. And, that this very
law, which has been so much abused, will
afford the means of stopping our downward
progress and enable the State to pay her
interest without adding to her debt.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-10

MORE OF THE HARD MONEY DocTRrNE!--
A Senatorial Convention was held in the
Allen and Mercer district, a week or more
since. at which A, P. Egerton was nomi-
mated as the candidate Of the locoioco party
for Senator. The Kslida Venture endorses
the nomination in the warmest terms, and
says of the nominee "he is for the true cur.
rency, gold and silver which is alike valu-
able in all parts Of the world, in China and
Japan, as well as London or New York
The emission ofpaper money he UhUs as 'n-
imicalto public prosDerify." The following
are among the resolutions adopted:
ResoEped, That we regard tie Bank and
Tax Laws, and the system of legislation
adopted by the Wbig Legislature of last
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-10
ADMINISTRATION AND THE TARIFF

The impression seem to gain strength
from reports that have gone forth from
Washington, that the administration de.
signs To urge the adoption Of McKay's bill
as substitute for the present tariff. At
least, it is drought those who lead the for
pps Of the Executive in the House will pre-
sent that measure with the consent Of the
Executive and the Secretary Of the Treas
ury. Those who have examined the de-
tails of that bill will agree with us that a
more unjust, oppressive and unequal mea-
sure could not he adopted. It's dscrimina-
tons are all against the American manu-
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The following letter was addressed
10 our agents at Boston:

ROxBURY, Mass -, May Is, l643.
Messrs. smith Il Fowle:-Gentlemen
lit Is with great pleasure | send you
this certificate Of the wonderful cure
made upon nv child by the use Of Sands
S,rsapariIla She had been troubled
more or lesa with hereditary ScTofula
from her in(anCV, which at length sci
tied IN her avs, where it ragged with
such violence (her mouth and lips be
ing extremely sore aud very much swoI'
Ien) that she could not take any n0ur
ishment except liquids from SPOON;
she soon became very mu1h EN- scIated
and 40 weak as 10 be unable 10 raise
herself without assistance. The Jaw
bones begtn TO decay, and four pieces,
with fourteen or fifteen teeth fell out,
from The effects Of this baneiu, aud, as
! feared, iBcurable disease Al this time
her condIi1n was dreadful to behold,
and The pain was so intense that she
was unable 10 sleep, excep,a lew mn'
utes at a time. She had taken other
preparations Of SarsaparIls, and other
modlcines recommended for ScroluIa, =,
but without any good effect, and had
almost SPARED O' seeing my child cur
ed. or even relieved OF this lOsthsOme
sad most detes,sbte disease, when by
your recomme eUdarioo TOR which ! shall
always feel gratefully WAS induced to
try Sands Sa:sapar,lIa. ! procured one
hottie, and alter she had taken about one
half Of the contents. saw decided
change Tor the better | continued the
use OF the SasapsriIla with reneW We hope
her health improved rapidly, the foul
ulcers 10 her mouth began 10 heal - she
rested comfortably through The night;
and now, gentlemen, after usiRg five
bottles my daughter is entirely cured
YES. can truly sny that she is better
than she ever was IN her lie, and at
tribute her cure WHOLLY TO lhs use OF
Sands SarsaParIils. -
Prepared and sold wholesale and re
tail, by
A. B. & d. SANDS.
Wholesale Druggists. 70, FuItons' N
And sold also bv Druggists generally
in the prInripHl towns and cities lhroUghy
out The United States.
X. JACKSON, Agent,
CanoIIlon, Ohio
January ! lS45.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-10

OLD FEDERALIsTs-WHERE ARE THEY!-
The Statesman has string Of twattle about
the Wing party bel g against the Country,
mixed up with mess of c:udiues which
should shame tyro in politics. Hespeaks
of the Hartfort Convention and the Federal
party, and ch rges that they are the Wings
now. We believe the Wings never patron
ized by office any Delegate elected to the
Hartfort Convention. flour memory serves
us rightly, Henry Hubbard, United States
Senator from New Hampshire, Of the dough-
face Jacobin D mocBcy, from 1885 to 184I.
was a Delegate 10 that Convention, but had
not the courage TO take his seat. Mr.. Bu-
chanan, at the present time Secretary NJ
State in Mr.. Polk's Cabinet, was an ami
war Federalist Of the bluest stamD, and if
the Statesman doubts it we will furnish il
with an extrart from an Grafton to prove it,
delivered by Mr.. Buchanan, at Lancaster,
PennsyIvan a, July 4, 1915. And, farther,
Mr.. Charles J. Ingersoll, whom the same
number Of the Statesman that brings lie
charge of Federalism against the Wing par
ty recommends for next Speaker. Of the
House Of Representatives, was and is an
old Federalist, who declared in the days Of
Jefferson's embargo, that "had he been O.
man during he American Revolution, be
,oOuLd haze been a tOry"-and this he adj
mitted under his own hand. But now bs
is thought fit by the Statesman to head the
Jacobin Democracy in Congress-and We
think so too!-Ohjo State Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-10

AN ABoLITIoNIsT BUT NO LIBERTY MAN.
The following paragraph, which we find in
the Detroit Free Press, is too significant 10
need commentary. Itshows the distinc-
tion between an abotionist and "liberty
man." and what kind of men liberty men
repudiate. James Field, ESQ.,, Of Michi-
gan, is one OF the many who now realize
with sorrow and modification that by with
holding their votes from Henry Clay, they
secured annexation:- Ohio State Journal.
"The Liberty party Of the third district
have nominated Julius Keyes, Esq. of Le-
nawee, for the State Senate. Some prefe-
renee was expressed in the convention. for
James Field, Esq, bu! it was replied that
he had been consulted, and declined. He
had said that he should always be an abo-
litionist, but was not sure that he should
go longer with the "Liberty party" He
believed that if Henry Clay had been elect
ed, Teras wOuId mol haze been aaaered.-
Of course he Was then dropped"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-10
Sands SarsapariIIa,
For The removal and permanent cure Of al
Diseases arising from an impure slate
ofthe Blood or habit Qfthe


Diseases arising from an impure slate
ofthe Blood or habit 0fthe
System.
Scrorula, or Kings Evil, Rheumatism,
Obs4luate CUlaneous, Eruplions. PIN
pass. or PusmIes on the Face, Blolch
rs, BIles, Chronic sore eyes, Ring
WorM or l'etler, Scald Head, EuIarge-
mpRt aud Psiu OF 'he Bones Il Joints
Sta Sburn Ulcers. SvphilIuc S, mp
toms. SciaIca, or Lnmbago. and Dis
eases sTIsi0g IRON an injudlcious use
OF MtCcUCy, Ascttes, or DTopsy, Ex-
posuro or lmPrUdrace 10 Lite, also i.
Chrome Constitutional Disorders &c.
Ia this preparation are strongly con
centraled all the Medicinal properties
Of SarsApar'lla, ComponOded with o'her
valuable vPgrteb'o eXtraCts, the whole
strength o. which is extracted un au en-
tireIy new principle, The great object
deslreG is now accomplished. IL The pro.
dUclion of a remedy possessing con-
ToiIteg power over supposed hitherto
RCUrable diseases.
The afflicted or those who mas have
Oeen given up 10 despair, and all who
are interested. are invited 10 make
trial of this valuable medicine, or to call
on those ~hO have Cnme forward and
horUe pubic testinoOy al its priceless
v.lue to III, III, and sal'siy themselves in
dNiduatly Of lis power 10 arresllng and
curing disease, and OF WhatU has done
Tor Others.
The following are extracts from let
ters recenIlv received, and specimens o
hose coming TO hand daily:
GALLATgN, Tenn, Feb. 9Th, 1874
MesSrs, A. B. g. D Sands:
GenlIemen-l have just received
a letter from my father in RusselIVilIe
Ky, who wishes 10 purchase some
your Sirsa parIIIa. | have no doubt he
Can he The means Of selling great deal.
ss it has performed a wonderful cure 10
his family. Lust December was sen
for 10 see my sister before she died, she
having been ia poor health for some two
or three years, g. at the time went over
10 see her, she was at the point Of death,
with The scarlet lever, aud cancerous
affection of the bowels, from which her
physician thought she could mol possibly
recover. carried over with me bot
tie OF your Sdrsaparils, and with the
consent Of her physician che commenc
ed taking it that night, remained with
her three davs, and left her rapidly i'm.
proving. Her husband sent boy home
with me for more Of The S'rsaPariIls.-
sent one dozen bottles which believe
will effect an entire cure My father
writes me to that effect. and wishes lhro'
me to procure an agency for selling ouy
valuable medicine 10 lha, neighborhood
Respectfully, J. NJ. OWENS.
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icy in which man, and not property, shall
rule! These are questions to which the
people will have to tuake practical answers
on the I4th OF October, at the baIlot-boxes.
Their decision will involve the future poll
cy of the State-perhaps oryears TO come.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-10

The Kalida Venture copies the whole
string Of resolutions adopted by the Locoio-
cos Of Hamilton, and endorses them as
"worthy of Cincinnati and OF the democra-
cy Of the Queen City Of the wsst!"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-10

6TBOOk, Business Cqrds, HaRdJills,
and all other kinds Of job York, neatlsI
done al this Office upon The most reOsOnabiy
eTs,m and Onthe shOrteA notice.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING

TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Three insertions, one square, 500
EUery subsequent insertion, rs
Larger Ones in proportion.
Ali6eral discount Willbe giUen TO those
UkO GdCertiSe 6H the year.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-25

burg the terminus Of the Canateimprovs-
nent. lie said II was the decided policy
Of Lynchburg to make that place tho tes
minus oil tho Canal;
nr. harvie said that the Legislature
should not look to the advantage or dis
advantage OF any par,iculas place; but u
tho great interests ofthe State.
Mr.. Tolcr aaii that, not ding fro.
quent surveys had been made. We, much
doubt existed concerning the best mode oil
improvement beyond Lynchburg; and
that such a survey was loudly called for
Mr.. Toler Withdrew his am. ndnent.
Mr.. Taylor Of N. B. then offered an
mendmsnt, proposing to instruct said En-
gincer to inquire into the expedicn,oy o.
connecting the Basin with the Dock
which amendment was rejected.
The resolution was then adopted
nyes So, noes l6.
The Houso adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-25

Also, Quo apPr"pIiating 5000 for the
Custom House at Charleston, s. G.
At two o'clock oil debate ceased. and a
score VI amendments in favor or ngains,
which not one word could be- said.
Mr.. c. j. lngerso,l moved as an
amendment; that the sum Of 1000 dolls
DO appropriated to give outfits for new
Ministers to Mexico. England, France,
Austria, RUSSIA aud Prussia.
Amendments were introduced upon a
great variety Of subiec,s-some fihy in
al but Few OF which wore adopted. Al
nearly FIVE o'clock tho Commit,ee rose
tho previous question was moved an,
seconded. and the House adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-25
GENERAL. ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
NEcNrsDAY. February 10, 1916.
tE\ING SESSION.

The follow eng ossed bill. were read:
A bill in r1a ing the capital stock OF
the Richmond Fire A-sncia ion and fsi
other puprp ,ses. Passed.
A bill TO incorporate the Trustees OF
Marshal College. Passed.
A bill to prevent moro efcctually the
escape Of runaway slaves beyond the lin
It's Of this State. Paced.
A Till authorizing Benjamin Campbell
10 erect dam arross Smiths river in Pat
rick county. Passed.
A bill authorizing the Staunton and
James River Turnpike Company to in
crea-e their capital stock. for the ,.urprsc
Of Aaeadamizing Ut otherwise improving
,heir road. Passed.
A bill for the correction OF Errors in
certain criminal proceedings. Passed.
A bill amending the act entitled an &C,
10 reduce into one tho several acts to reg.
ulaie the determination Of Marriages &c.
passed March lsl, 1919
a bill asserting 10 a purchase made b,
The United States Of a riece Of laad u
Chesier6ald county for an Arsenal. Pass
ed.
a bill extending the Jurisdiction o
Justices OF the Peace, on its thi I'd read :ng
was laid on the liable.
Various bills were read first and sec.
ond time.
The House then adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-25

BALTIMORE & ONO RAiLsoAp.-We
learn from the Richmond papors that on
Wednesday tho Senate OF Virginia passed.
with amendments, the Bill granting tho
right Of way through, that State to Wheel
ing. The amendments were on the same
day concurred in by the House, and the
BILL is therefore law.
Should Penn sylvania soc fit TO grant
an un,ralnmcllcd right OF way from
Gu nberlanI TO her "second Birm,nu-
ham" OH the Ohio river, the claims OF
the latter could not fail, we think. To com
mand the most earnest consideration Of
the Railroad Company
Bditimore American
Gentlemen, our temper my not be of the
mildeS', naturally. aud we have e!t, during the
whole WINTER, like a Gagged tiger, fearful TO do
or say anything uron any subject, because the
>lish'es, thing would be caught up by cur visi>
liant enemies al Richmond, and brought TO bea r
as-inSt US onthis RaiIroa'. Tn fact doubtless.
has .ot tended TO smooth The rough penis in
US bu, We hope we shall rot be thought too
rraScible and impatient, when we ask in all
candor, whct has come over the spirits of our
Baltimore neiehhors. The time was when the
Great Ceatral R,utrn was considered all IN
all to Baltimore, aud Wheeling one of the de.
pots for her extcLEve trade. Pittsburgh was
linked vi another cry indissolubly. Wheel.
ing was determined upon rs the main terminus
Of Baltimore's great work. What has caused
the change that is Row manifesti Has Wheel
ing done wrone.--is abe less han she IVES, lie 8
esrsb'~ Or less ytiieHse consri Ute to The trade
Of Bai,imors 2 Lex uS see. The past wip,er
IA. been the npsI fayorabls. ( II anyt hing gould
be D TO the .hleiesis OF he slack water humbug,
ye, we have received al wheeling, as many
GOODS, have sent east as much produce. ha We
received and sent as m my passengers as eve r,
have all Disadvantages Of river and land com,
munication Thai we. ever bad. Why this
change in 'ohe. WHY this forge,iulness of Your
best friends
The Baltimore PairioI ha. the following
B"LTIMoRE AND ONO RArLRoAD-
From tho Richmond papers we learn
hat on Wednesday The Senate OF Virgins
ia passed, with amendments. the bill gran
ilng thefighi of way tn rough that State 10
Wheeling The amendments were on,ho
same day on urred in by the House. and
,he biilci therefore law. This law of
Virginials so restrictive in its character,
and Is bnr;hened by so many provisos,
that II Can scarcely be doubted that i,
VIII not De accepted by the Railroad
Company.
We wish fairly TO chronicle these things.
They viii go home 10 it" hereafter. The
only reS'neiIon or important provso, attached
since The Company were Its warm advocates,
IS 10 lImi il 10 Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-25
CITY NEWS ROOM.
w ANTED
n hAA BUSHE S CT GOOD CO
II XYUNH COONS


ME Subscriber has commenced and intends
To establish the manu- ia clure of Sewing
SIX IN the town Of Marlinsvlle, Belmont county.
OHIO, nearly opposite 10 Wheeling, Va. Reason.
able prices will be paid in cash owing to quail.
" Tor all that may be offered. AZ soon as SUD.
ply oil stock is obta ned those that buy the arii.
Gle IL pleased to call and EXAMINE for themselves
may be accommodated with various Nos and
colours, and Of such prices as will be satisfacto-
ry TO the purchaser. Past experience has shown
us That American citizens W I'D patronise kmeri.
can Industry, and we fatter ourselves that we
have nothing to fear but every thing to hope,
in this attempt to build up and establish the cha
racier Of American arlizenship. We have al
ready realised much pleasure and qualification
from the good opinion OF our friends, in FRO.
nouncing Our silk equal to the Italian fabric
Martinsville, Jan Is JB TILLINGIIAST
All lett'rs on business, il post paid, will be
runctualIy attended TO
GTCntinnati Gazette, Louisville Journal
and Marietta lnteiligenccr, will please pm blish
weekly to the amount OF SO each and charge
this office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-25
Mons Tnoup.s DnEN,ye AT NAuvoo

MORE TRoun.s BnEWING AT NAuvoo
I'VE learn from q gentleman who
o ,me down on the Die Vernon this morn
ing. that constable Of IlancocS county
near or from Warsaw, was arrested In
Nauvoo two or three days since, while
on business there, aud is now held i'm
custody by tho authorizes of that place.
a writ was lssueI for hm-lhe Legion
was parnded his jai.ors have ex :
pressed their determination TO hold on
TO himat all huziids. The news of his
arrest created quite stir among the
people Of Warsaw. He is charged with
being concerned IN the murder of the
Smiths. Perhaps there will be another
executive proclamation for The whole
military force OF the State TO assemble
armed and equipped, aud then follows
-l treaty,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-25
REMARKABLE COINCIDENCE

REMARKABLE COINCIDE CE.-
Speaking Of McNoliy's embe zzlemen,s
and his reflections thereon, III Secrs,ario
sdys;-
These things have, no doub .ca lied up
1bc ass 'ciasion Of an upright post, with
cross beam and ropo pendant"
Speaking OF what IL coils Wharton
treason 10 the Wing parry, tho Noun.
raiteer,' last week, says.
This hos, no doubt, called IN IN .
association OF an uprigh, poI, with q
cross beam and rope pendants"
Great men, whose ideal conceptions
are sub'imefy originsI, will sometime.
have simultaneous thought.
Marioa Pioneer.
"h" woa'd have thought of looking any>
where else Tor The thoughts OF the M ,uniaiuecr;
than N that dercciable shtor ir,e.i7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-25

n The Loco Focos are in beautiful
fix. They have tried SO hard to humbug
the people about Wing extravaganza tina,
they cannot now screw up the courage of
their own members Of Cong ress to vote
for an appropriation for the Presidents
furniture. The bill appropriatin9 $780,
600 Tor the house, and $4,000 for the
Improvement OF the grounds "a large sum-
has failed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-25

GoOD lDRA.-ln the new church
building in New York, for DR.. Potts, q
vault is prepared for tho temporary re-.
cePti"n Of tho dead, which is ventilated
by means Of pipes runsing through the
wall to the roof. The object of avine
this vaul: is so snve fami les tho now
enormous expense, and always distress
ing annoyance Of funerals All the re-
ligious ceremonies are to take place in
the church, and the coffin is subsequent,
~ to be removed IN quic, to place iu.
termcnt.