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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-31
Senator Stewart as q LAWYER.

We copy as follows from the Oak
land (Cal.) Ne,os:
DR.. Merritt, our worthy ex- Mayor,
tells a good story at the expense of
Senator Stewart, of Nevada. He
states that he, DIR. NJ, had occasion
some years since to employ lawyer
in Virginia City, and consulted
friend as to whom he had best Ie-
tain. After stating to his friend the
nature of the suit, his friend advised
him to employ Stewart.
"IS he man of ability Z" asked
the Doctor.
"Yes," replied his friend, "Stewalt
is an able man, IA good lawyer, well
read, and gives great care to his
cases. He has wonderful facility
of Analysing a case, determining at
once what is necessary to be proved,
and what is. not. Now, when you
call upon Stewart, he will ask you to
state your case. You commence a
recital, and he listens attentively.
You make an assertion, and he stops
you. and asks if you have a witness
to prove it. You have, and he asks
you to 60 on. You state another
point in your case, the importance
OF which he Immediately detects,
and again asks if you have a witness
to prove it. You reply in the affirma-
tive, and he bids you to proceed. You
60 still deeper in the case until his
quick perception detects another i'm
portant point, and he asks:
"Have you a witness to prove
ltP'
Well-now you reply.
"Have you 10 witness to prove
that point Z" asks Stewart.
None," you reply.
"Then," says Stewart, emphatical.
ly, "you must go right off and get
him ~
DR.. Merritt told the above story
in the presence of a number of gen.
tlemen, among whom was the Sena.
tor, who enjoyed the joke as heartily
as the rest. The doctor supplements
the joke by stating that he employ
ed Stewart: and, of course, won his
suit.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-31

Through Tickets and Baggage Checks
to all points may he obtained At Memphis,
Humboldt, aud all principal stations on the
Miss Central R r.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-31

Eel have on hand large lot of
common cOttOnade and linen ready
made goods that will sell cheap for
the money. Planters,wh have their
freedmen to supply with such goods
would do well to call and see my
stock before purchasing.
A. Il. DANCY.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-31
THE FREIGHT DEPARTMENT

u-Ask for Tlckes via LOUIsrILLE.n
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-31
W AT ERS'
-<-
NEW SCALE PIANOS
With Iron Frame, overstrung Bass, and
Agraffe Bridge.
Melodeons and Cabinet Organs,
The.Bcst Manufactured Warranted for
Six Years.

IL and Organs of six fl st-class makers. at lon
prices for cash, One-third cash and the balance
in Monthly Instalment5. Second hand lnstru
ments at great bargains. illustrated Catalogue
mailed. Warerooms 4Sl Broadway, New York.
HORACE WATERS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-31
Patent Metallic White Clothes Lines

TIME undersigned agent of the American Wire
Il Company of New York, would beg leave to call
the attention of the huusekeepers of Madison
county, to their Patent Natalie Clothes Line,
which has been found to be the only article suita
BILE for a clothes line, except tho old fashioned
rope which always causes so much annoyance and
trouble oy breaking, rotting out and discoloring
clothes and by being obliged to put it up and take
it down every time used.
With this line you have none of those annovan-
ces and when it is once put up it gives no more
trouble.
Price, 81 cents per foot.
Specimens can be ut the Drug store of
Mosbv Il Richards.
MaY2 r. H. GOULD, Agent.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-31

From 4 to $50 Horse Power
including the celebrated Cor
liss Cutoff Engines, Side
Valve Stationary Engines
Portable Engines, SC. Also
Circular. Mulay and Gang
Saw Mills, Sugar Cane Mills
Shafting Pulleys. &C, Lath
and Single Mills, Wheat
and Corn Mills, Circular
Saws, Betting, &c. Send for
descriptive Circular and Price
List.
steam Engine DO.
Utica, New Work.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-31
PALACE SLEEPING CARS,
o, all night trains run through from
NEW ORLEANS 10 LOUIsVILIF,
Without Change.

Passengers bolding though tickets can
stop over at Cave City, to visit the MAN
MOTH CAVE, and resume their journey
at pleasure.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-07-31

and prompt payment of all claims for loss, damage
ovcrcharge etc, make it tar superior TO any com
petinC route. Through hills of lading at guaran
tccd rates may be procured at all principal offices
in Eastern cities. ALBERT FINK
II. {. MARSHALL, Geu' SUIT
Gen. Eastern Ag't, No 2 Astor House N y
\. W ROuHpTREE. General Southern Agony
Fb2nl Cor Camp and Common SITS, N. l..
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
HOW TO MAKE THE FARM PAY.
$50 Octave Pages. 40 Beautiful and
Useful lllassrations.

This book shows how the Farmer or Planter may
double the value Of his land make three times as
much ont Of stock; how three times the quantity Of
grain, hay, roots, tobacco cotton and all
can be raised from and how all the profits Of
cultivation can be more thin doubled Every Farmer
Planter, Stock Raiser. Gardener and Fruit Cuturist
wants it. Agents wanted to sell u in every conn.,
nunit. COMMISSIONS $50 TO ESQ PER MONTH
accord ng TO ability and energy. Send for Circulars
giving full description Address
ZEIGI.Ek MCCURDY 4 Co.,
1t. Louis, No., or Cincinnati, O.
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THE
AMERICAN SHUTTLE SEWINGMACHINE
Warranted for Fire Years

Our agents will be supplied with duplicate parts of
the Machine, in case of accident At makes precisely
the same stitch made by the Singer, Wheeler & Wilson,
Machines II has the Under-feed
like the best of high priced Machines and is the only
low priced Shuttle Machine in the market that has this
feed We enabled to sell frstclass Shuttle Ma
chine at very low price, of its Simplicity
and consequent low cost of Manufacturing in compar
son with complicated machines.
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GET your fruit jars at Clark &
Baldwin's.
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Low Rates, dispatch, Saving Insurance

OF this line has been thoroughly recognized with
4 special view to accommodating the freight traffic
between the North and the South, and tie advan.
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he one thing above all others tina

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For Sale or Exchange.

~ ROVE COTTAGE. u miles East of Canton,
" well and newly improved and enclosed
For further information apply on the place
Wish to exchange it for town lot improved
July s. SO 3w.
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q. V. n. ANDREWS,
naanHal Aa....A IA-.:.

General Agent, Detroit Michigan.
N B.-For the benefit Of Agents have
ranged with parties who have Goods suitable Sewing
Machine agents to SELL We will send Book of Sam
pies and full particulars receipt of red stamp
Address G. " N. Andrews, General Agent, Detroit,
Mich Feb 20ly
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AGEN rs.

We wish to arrange with Agents, male female TO
represent the American Shuttle Sewing Machine in
each State County, and the United States and
Ontario. Extra inducements to Experienced Agents.
For full particulars, to salary commission address
L.
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s retailed at price within the reach of ALL This
Machine uses a straight needle. mackcs the LOCK
STITCH-alike on both sldes-has selfadjusting ten
sion, aud can do every kind of sewing II will hem
bind cord braid seam, quilt tuck, rufie and gather
will work equally well on silk linen woolrn cotton
goods, with silk, linen cotton thread.
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AGENTS WANTED

To sell the only Unabridged Complete PEG
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SONS LIFE AND EPISTLES OF
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12
Court of Comm on PIeas.

The present term will probably con-
tinue in session until the last Of this
month. Judge Granger is still on the
bench. The following lisa statement
of the important cases tried SO far and
the verdicts rendered
JeFers VS. Negley. Verdict for pltG
for IS, 1895 &C.
Chas. P. Scott VS. II. A. Bishop. Yer
dict for the def.
James S Ady VS. Henry II and Eliza.
beth Drake; verdict for pltR.
Martha F Harry VS. Enoch N Lee
bastardy defendant gull y and sub
ject to the payment of $500.
Dover vs. Stoneburneri judgment for
plt'ffor $50 20. New trial demanded.
Eagle Carbon Oil Co. Va John w
White ct al verdict for pltm for
$3.50 90.
Admire Of Thos Sheridan VS. Morgan
Co Bridge Company; verdict for derts.
New trial demanded.
Mary A. Roper vs. John Hum-
phrey. Bastardy. Defondan. gull
", & subjected to payment of 1925.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12
Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that u petition
will be presented to the Board Of Commits
sloners Of Morgan county, Ohio, at their
December session, A. d. 1869, praying for
the alteration Of Il graded State road, on the
following line, tO-wit Beginning at John
NJ Gillesp,e's mill, in Malta township,
thence to the r0vine west Of the buildings
on the Shepard Farm Oil Cos Land, thence
up on the west side Of the ravine on the best
route to an apple tree on the north line ofJ
l.. Thomas land, hence to a mulberry tree
on the line Of the firm sold by Davis a
Porter, thence TO the Doudy Run salt works,
thence following nearly along the line oI
the present travelled road to near NayloI
Harmer's CUTE, thence down Dry Run Ia q
point nearly south of Robert Milhouse'
house, to where il will intersect the old
road at or near Bald Eagle Creek, thence
nearly along the present travelled road ID
the grave yard ON the land Of Ann Balm
Dated this 3rd day Of Nov. A.. j, 1859.
JOHN B. FRAZIER.
Nov S, 1s69-4w.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12
McCoNNELsvILLE MARKET.

NcCoNSFLsvmLF, Nov. IL, 1869.
FLOUR Best family Sc 0Oi
WHEAT-sl,.0 per busksl.
CGRN MEAL $3.50 per bu'hel.
CORN-65 per bush"l, Wholesale.
BARLEY. Spring, 81 Oj. Fall 81, Is.
OATS-N rents per brshel. Wholesale
Hav-Sl2 90 per ton.
TIMOTHY SEED $500 wholesale,
FLAX SEED 81 IS to . 90.
BEANS..S2 90 per hlshel.
DRIED APPLES-- Gets. per pound.
DRIED PFACHES-.S 81 so per bush.
PoTAToES--S 50 40 Psr push, at
Wholesale.
BUTTER 30 cts. per pounj,
EGGS. 20 rts. per dnz,
FEATHERS as cts. per IN.
SUGAR. IS to 90 cts. per IN.
WHITE SUGAR 40 to 20 cts. 10.
COFFEE.>- % 10 33 eta. per ID.
TEA al % TO 2 90 PER 10,
MOLASSES--Sorgum 80 by barrel, GO
to 20 per gallon.
SYRUP 81 % per gallon.
LARD-l5 to lsots per pound, whole,
snle.
CANDLES--2Octs per 10.
SOAP by har l0c.
CODFISII--l0tts per ID.
SALr--Sl Co per Dbl.
WOOL--40 n a. els nor H..
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12

SEVENTEEN cents for seventeen
steel pens! If bought II at a
time, the charge IS not cxcossiv c {;
but what has this TO do with PYLE's
charging the county two hundred
and twelve dollars for publishing
The Commissioners Report, Audi
tors Annual Exhibit, Treasures
Tax Notice, Semi-annual Statement
of Auditor and Treasurer, and Res
port Of Infrmary Directors, when
we would have done the same pub
fishing for one hundred dollars Z?
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12
new ADVERTISEMENTS.
Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that a petition
will be presented TO the Commissioner Of
Morgan county, Ohio, at their December
session, 1869, praying for a review aud al
t]crution in the County road leading east
and west through the land Of James Muir
rays heirs. Said alteration to commence
at n run on the cast side of the creek, aud
run thence west nearly parallel with the
old road, on the opposite side Of the creek,
10 the bond in the creek, and there cross
aud run thence the nearest aud best way
to the old road between the stable and hay
scales on the above named lands.
Nov. ~, 1S69-4w.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12
Bridge Notice.

IN accordance with the Act Of the Gen
oral Assem- bly, Of the State Of Ohio, passed
April 9Th, 1869, relating to the duties Of
County Commissioners, &C., (see vol. &c,
by given that II is the intention of the Com
missioners OF Morgan comfy, Ohio, to erect
two iroo bridges across Wolf Creek, in Ma.
riOn township in said ~couhty-one at Or
near Barkhurst's mill, aud the other al
Hopkins Ford $50 called( near the mouth
OF Goshen Run. Each Of which will, in
their judgment, cost more than one thous'
and dollars. By order Of Commissioners
JAMES b. MCGREW, Aud. NJ. C..
Nov. 5, l%8G9-6w.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12
JAMrs A. NcCoNNEL. a gentleman

JAMES A. Mcconnell, agentleman
we'll known in this section of Ohio,
and who is meant to be designated
as the proprietor Of the town." rs
mentioned in another article in this
column, was sued, very recently, by
tho PYLE of contemplate egotism
that presidea over the columns of
our local cotemporary, for four dol
lars indebtedness for publishing a
road notice. We understand that
this same PYLE represents that Nc
CoNNELL's refusal to pay for said
notice was the cause of his being
sued. Such a representation Of the
facts in the ease is entirely in keep
ing with Pylo's reputation for truth
and veracity, and as we have the
best Of evidence that he has made
such q representation, we append
the following state ment Of the facts
as given us by Mr.. MeCoNNEL.-
Mr.. McCoNNEL says
II went to the Herald office with
a road notice for publication. No
body was in but Mr.. Charles Kah-
Ter. [ asked him what tho bill
would be for publishing said no.
tee. Ho told mo he could not tell,
as he did not know how much space
it would occupy. L told him !
wished he could name the bill, as |
would rather pay it Mt once but
that if no did not know what il
would amount to, that l would do
pcn' on his asking me for .he mon.
rN hcn he o%scertainod what it
would amount to. | gave the mat.
.rr au urthcr thought. Some weeks
inter-, ! was up street, and suddenly
remembered that II boat that had
iust U,owcd.had come freight on Il
tor mo. Knowing that 1 had no
time to lose, | started as fast as |
could walk for my mill. On my
way ! was hailed by MIR. PYLE, and
presented n bill OF four dollars for
the road notice above mentioned.
| told him l had not time 10 attend
to tho matter then. He replied
that he would come down to tho
mill the next day. l told him to
come ahead that maybe | would
be there and may DO not. The next
thing | knew relative to tho mat
ter was that l was sued before jas.
Watkins, Esq"
PYLE's intimation hat Neon
mel refused to pay the bill, won't
stand against this statement Of Nc.
Connel's. The truth is that .herc
is no man mor punctual in paying
his debts than Mr. Mcconnell. The
only trouble with Pyle was that he
wanted to demonstrate the "indc-
pcndonco Of the press r. II Pyle
could have had II pretense TO have
sued the late GEORGE PEABODY, the
London Banker and worlds philan.
throp,st, he would have felt that
his name was immortalized. Such
Is fame, in the estimation of Pylel
slu@-uzzg=-
TWENTY cents for two bottles oil
ink! Cheap enough, if good INK
but what has this to do with PYLE's
Attempting TO charge the Malta
School Board fifteen dollars for
printing a lot ofpamphlets contain,
ing the Rules and Regulations OF
the Malta Schools" when we only
asked ten dollars for the same
work
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12
Road NOiICe.

Notice is hereby given that a petition
will be presented to the Commissioners OF
Morgan county, Ohio, at their regular
meeting, to-wit, December G, 1869, To alter
the county rord running between Rousseau
aud the Athens Graded road, commencing
for said alteration on the line between Tho.
mas Barkhurt's and william P. Thomp-
sons land, near the southeast corner OF
Thomas Barkhurst's orchard, and thence to
intersect the raded road at the corner 81
Elizabeth Stevens land and TO vacate so
much of said county road as lies between
he place of beginning Of alteration and
Oct 20, l569-3w.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
D. CHEADLE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
ASD DEALER IN
GENTLEMENS'
FURNISHING
GOODS,
AT HIS
OIL d ST A N d,
CENTER STREET,
BrCOnneIsV lille, o.

no. COME ONE, COME ALL, AND
sn. EXAMINE MY VERY SUPER
pN- TOR STOCK OF CLOTHS, CAssI.
IN NERES, WHITE FLANNEL, &
49, CASHMERE SHIRTS, DRAW
TO- Frs, sUSPENDERs, GLOVES,
E@- COLLARS, NECKTIEs, AND
ssa- HANDKERCHEFs.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12

SEVENTEEN cents for seventeen
steel pens A littlo heavy but
then what has this to do with
PYLE's charging the proprietor of
the town four dollars for publishing
n road notice, which we would only
have charged two dollars for, and
then sucing said proprietor for the
money because urgent business for
bid said prOpriotor's stopping on
the street to pay said bull at the
moment 1t pleased PYLE to present
it2 This was q v%indlcation of tho
"moJesty ofthc press" in the pocket
Of Pyle
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12


"THE Secretary is satisfied with the
publicity given his private business
through the "Iuside Out why not his
OPINION On agriculture o.? 1t strikes
Us ~ sul RENE impudencc in him to
ak US TO publish his twaddle. "-Lier-
aid.
Shouldn't wonder! The Secrer
tary has a peculiar way Of bringing
"insides out" lie is bringing the
inside" of the ILLUSTRATED little
man "out' to the public gaze, and
heraldmg it before the honest peo-
RIO Of Morgan, much to The chagrin
OF SAID little man. Let tho Secreta-
ry alone Talk about your wmpu-
dencel" But what has all this n
do with harging four dollars for
an ordinary Road notlce2
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12

MORE THAN ENTEBPRlsING.-An
EaterpriSiHg editor may be defined
to be cone who chronicles, in his
journal all cvents Of interest to his
patrons, Is they occur" Our neigh.
Dor over the way may be said 10 be
0 than enterpr1sing, ~ the follow.
ing item, clipped from his issue of
last week, will show
"Mr. and Mrs D. II. Mortlcy, and
daughter Kate. arrived last evening
from q Western tour. Also Mrs J
B. WEIGH, who has spent several
months in the West. Also Miss Bell
Thomas. and Mrs. Flora Holiister,
from Tennessee
Now, although "Mr. and Mrs. d,
n. MORLEY and daughter kate
did arrive az above stated, Mrs. J
b. WEIGH, Miss BELL THOMAS, and
Mrs. Fiona HoLLIsTER dri no. ar
rive unJIl the next day-afLer last
weeks edition of the Herald had
been struck off.
PYLE, "a u "local," is a success,
as the following proves (: Very re
Gently, a lady Of this village had
occasion to 60 10 the city Of Zanes-
VILE to DO a llttle shopping. Amidst
the hurry and hustle Of departure.
sho was certain she had forgo;
something very important. She
tried hard In think what it was, buI
could rot DO 30. The boat blew
and off she Che LADY, started fol
the wharf, SIN unable to bring t.
mind that which she had forgotten
Arriving AT the wharf boat, sho wa,
inst stopping on to tho steamer
when n ray of light dawned on he
mental vision, and turning rount
to a gentleman Acquaintance, sh'
said f:
Mr.. A., if on see Bill Pyl,
when You 90 up street, tell hun
have gone to GAINESVILLE to buy
new dress, u new bonnet, and sew
ernl unmeniionablo articles Of ie
male apparel"
She wanted her namcin tho Her
dld, and know tho more than enter
prising gentleman, who preside
over Its columns, would not fail Il
make a local of her going and com
ing should he receive an intlma
ton of it.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12

Notice the Conservative charges
Two dollars, cash in advance, for
the same. Tho Editorial, News and
Miscellaneous matter in the Herald
ls printed entirely in long primer
type, loaded at that, making 1859
lines TO the long column while the
Conservative inside, News and Mis-
cellancous matter, is printed in SOL
Id brewer type, making 208 lines TO
the long column. The Conserve
tive outside, Editorial, News and
Miscellany, "a printed in long prim-
or, courageous, and mlnion types,
which VIII average, IN loaded mat.
tor, 1853 lines 10 Che long column
From these figures, taking the last
issue from eacl, Office, when the
Conservative INSIDE had q column
or two lcss miscellaneous and news
matter in il than usual, and we find
that the Herald contained about O.
90i lines, counting Its market re-
ports and business notices, whilc
the Conservative contained about
3,056 lines. In arriving at these
figures, VIC have not computed to
the exact line, but we have given
every advantage to our neighbor.
His advantages arc so few that we
thought, for once, We would be q
little generous toward him. But
with all our generosity, 1t will be
seen whose crd Of the beam is IN
the air. For all purposes aside from
from reading, the Herald would be
the best, wore it not that It costs
the most moncy-there is the most
waste paper about Il.
Tho sickly attompt Of Mr.. Pyle 10
create dissatisfaction amongst Il
subscribers by publishing u false
statement relative to the deeision OF
the Post Office Department, has
forced us to this rather lengthy no.
ticc of his paper and his cxorbitant
charges for pll manner Of work he
IS employed TO do. Usually, we are
not disposed to reply TO his would
be witicIsms on our papcr-being
content with the knowledge that
our patronage is constantly incrcas
ing IN subscription, advertising and
job work. That il will continue to
increase, wo have not the slightest
doubt, M tho people arc tired of be.
ing huT5ugged out of their money.
For the satisfaction of Mr.. Pyle,
whose able O editorial illusions,
tho past year, defeated two OF the
regular Republican County nomi-
nccs at the late election, and jeop-
ardized the election Of the others,
We will say that, we're it truo that
The Post office Department had de-
clded that tho Conservative should
not 60 FREQ through mails in Nor
gan County, we could stand It to
put Il paper down to such q price
as to still keep it the cheapest pa
per in the County after the postage
was paid. But, fortunately no such
decision has been made, and the
Conservative goes FREE IN the
mails Of Morgan County.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12
FINE JOB

Our specially. Music, Magazines, &c.,
bound in any style aud at the cheapest
rates. re- Blank Books for Counties,
Banks, Merchants, &C., best paper at the
lowest rates.
GAINESVILLE, Oct. is, 1869.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12

4eg~B By reference TO the %"Illustra-
ted Herald" of the 9th irst., those
who are DESTROYS of knowing the
price of two bottles of ink and II
steel pens can be amply informed,
But what has that got to do with
the "antecedents' Of any man
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12

DIED CAROLINE, wife Of Jerome
Simpson and daughter of John Par
thesius, died, after a protracted illness,
on Thursday, Oct. 20, aged y years.