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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-12-08

@-James H. Brown, was tried last
week in Cleveland for the murder OF his
wife, and found guilty of murder in the
second degree, which will secure him a
life interest in tho p~enitentiarv.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-12-08

~ Jos. W. Dwyer, of C~oshocton, has
been appointed Supervisor of the North
ern District OF Ohio vice Hedges de-
ceased. Nineteen candidates were dis
appointed.
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HAIR JEWELRY.
ZEPHYRwORK,& &C;

MISS E. G. & s. E. GORDON
MManufaeturers sfHair Jewslry. Switch
Is. Curla and ChiRncns, Hair M Zephyr
Flowers. Stamping done for E~mbrQ3dertnH
and BraldinE, and All kinds OF pleiE sewing
n stitching. also Gr2y's Union Coar1 Pr
All orders filled promptly.
~ Highest prices paid for Han.
Rooms In Kings Bloc tecond noort Main
street. WSrsn. O. May >, fesne
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ia

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for
Sale. will sell. with a small payment
in hand, about Five Hundred acres OF land in
SOuthington, TruInbullC County, Ohio, known
as the William II. B~eardsley farm. IL Is situ-
ated near q steam saw Mill, and Cheese Fac
try; there are about One hundred and hfty
l5O acres Of first quality of white oak tim
Der, the balance Is good graZingand meadO
land; two good barns with small framedwel-
ling house. This Ian will be sold In farms
to accommodate purchasers. Time OF pay
mentsw will also be made for the convenience
Of those wishing to buy. For further par
tieulars enquire of the undersigned. at Free
dom, Portage County,, Ohio, or of John NJ.
Stull. at Warren, Ohio.
B. P. BEARDSLEY.
Dec G IsGQ-4t
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DEATHS.

Notice Vdeoth 6ee-ObittsdrV fee esnts per Tins
On wednesday, Nov. 18th, at the residence
Of his ~son-in-law, Mr.. Henry E. Hall, near
WILKINSON WHITE, in the SD year OF
his age.
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1t is said the Cubans have another ex.
pedition on hand, which will surpass all
previous efforts. The Junta Is now pay
ing out over six hundred dollars per day
for board OF men in New York, awaiting
the word TO sail, and hes made contracts
with several merchants for $ large NUM-
bar Of Winchester repeating rides and
Peabody breech-ioaders, with suitable
ammunition, and in case the contract mas
not been already fulfilled, 1t is improhs-
BILE that the expedition viii be started
before the msetfng Of Congress.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-12-08

The Sheriff Of coshocton county, Ohio,
complains Of having been done out Of
$50 by the euvelop game in New York
city.
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n SATE

A ADMINISTRATORS SALE of
AReal Estate. In pursuance Of an order
granted by the Probate Court Of Trumbull
County. Ohio, I will offer for sale, at public
auction, on Saturday, the 9Th day OF Janu-
airy, 1871, at 10 O'Clock, a m, upon the prem
ises, the following described real estate, In
the County Of Trumbul and State OF Ohio,
to-wit: A lot OF land in Hartford township
Of said County, and bounded as follows:-
North by lands OF Betsey Hall and ". Z.
Austin; east by n Of Betsey Hall; south
By lands OF r. G.. Wellman, William Beman,
and m Fuller; and west by lands Of +.
B.. Jones, and ]. B. Hewett. containing nifty
acres OF land. Said and will be sold subject
TO a rental dover to Betsey Hall, the widow
Of Joseph S. Hall, Of thirty-hye dollars year
ly during her life, and payable to her by the
purchaser on the lst day OF December, an
nually, and is appraised subject to said
rental dover, at one thousand two hundred
and nifty dollars (sl,2jO,00l. Terms Of sale
one-third in hand, one-thirdin one year, and
one-third in two years from the day OF sale
with interest; b payments TO be secured
by mortgage upon the premises sold
NORMAN E AUSTIN,
Admir- OF Joseph 5. Hall. decd.
By Taylor & Jones, his Atty's.
Warren, o., Dec. 8. lS69-4t
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THE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING Co. also
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Norton, Professor of Scientific Agriculture
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ReosIpts Of tho Last Fiscal Year.

The internal revenue bureau has
made up its detailed report of the re-
ceipts Of the fiscal year ending June
90, 1889. The rec~sptulation is as fol-
1nwrz
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B- Besides Congress, twenty-six
Legislative bodies will be in session
within thirty days.
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%- Gold closed, Monday evening, in
New York, active and frmer, at 1881.
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New Advertisements.

7 IST OF LETTERS
LUnclaimed, remaining in ths Warren
Post ONCE. Tuesday, Dec. 8, IsES.
Allen Phillip Az Miller John Ccnre Of
Andrews vs. Andrew Miller
Ballard Almira Miller Miles,
BigKIn Miss Sarah McCrackon Andrew
Blake sarah Morton David 2
Blake Mrs BIS Osborn Alice A
Case Miss Jane Oliver Miss Annie
Dexl Ter Al Owen Miss Sarah
Fox Miss Marth1JaneOrwig Albert
Graham Hattie r Parsons h r
Garshee l. Pierce Mrs MaryJ
Gomlt Mrs Maggie Read E A
H~eberinger George Reedsr
Holton III Reeves Willie Z care
Harris Miss Ella ] Reeyesl
Johnston DIS b Schryver Edgar
King Miss Lydia Ware Davis.
S7-Have your letters directed in care Of
your box.
Tho marked with a STAR are foreign.
Persons wishing to btain the above, will
please to call for advertised letters.
II not called for in 80 days will be sent to
dead letter once.
ONCE hours, 80 A. NJ, to 80 P. II.
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its Beauty and SplendOr are purchased at q
fearful cost Of Misery n Suffering how wish
tors are Swindled by Professional Adventu-
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the Beautiful City; how the most Fearful
Crimes are committed and concealed; how
money Is s~quandered in useless luxury; and
contains over $50 hRe E~ngravings Of noted
Places. Life and Scenes in Paris. Agents
wanted. CanvasSi z q sent free. A, dress
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WI dead, an interesting game for children,
al ADAMS Book Store.
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The NissIssinni FIantion-

The election in Mississippi was held
on Tuesday and Wednesday Of last week
The returns show a splendid Republican
victory-Alcorn, for Governor, and Pow.
ers, for lieutenant governor, have about
10000 majority. 1t is said that Dent
democrat, carried but three counties in
the State. The legislature is Republican,
which ensures the ratification OF the
XVIII Amendment by the State.
~ The Ohio Legislature will meet on
Monday, Jan. 5.
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THE STRONGEST and lightest
Il Doll Heads in the world, are those made
ofuntanned leather and finely cOlOred, and
very servioeable, the only place they can be
had in the county, at ADAMS Book store.
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A TrTACHMENT

A ENACTMENT.
( IN H. Stiles Sons, Pitts. VS.. Jesse Hamil-
ton, DefL. Before Edward Spear, ST., Of War
rem Township, Trumbull County. Ohio. On
! the ID day of Dec, I~G9, said Justice issued
an order Of Attachment In the above action,
for the sum Of fifty and $500 dollars.
By TAYLOR NJONES,
Warren. o., Dec. s. IN69-3: EsEs Atty's.
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Coal! Coal! Coall

N H. ANGSTADT, dealer In Coal
C.and Slack, BY the o or al YardAt
Richmond's old stand, near the AahOAinR
Depot. Orders can be lsft at the grocery
store OF Charles Wilson, on Main SL, War
rem. Ohio. Coal delivered % any part olthe
town Terms Cash c. =. ANGSIADT.
Nov. IL lSa-tk
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General Rosecrans has returned from
California,
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GOING EAST.

OUlNU LAENAs
s:I5 4. u. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, daily, con:
Meeting at New York. for Boston and all
New England cities. and stopping at at all
principal intermediate ststonsa n
Ing points.
Sleeping Coach Is attached 70 this train
at Cincinnati, running through toNew York.
sI5 A. n, ACCOMMODATION, Sundays
excepted.
Is:is P. u, EAT FREIGHT, Sundays sx-
cepted.
S:5S P. n. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, Sundays
excepted, stopping at al importept points
on main line, 2 connecting al New York,
for Boston and New England cities.
A Sleeping Coach accompanies this train
from Meadville to New York
els P. A.,ACCOMoDATION Sundays ex-
cepted.
ii:ssP P. NJ, DAY EXPRESS. Saturdays excep-
ted, connecting at Owego for lthtca; at Bing-
hamto for Cooperstown and Albany: AZ
Great Bend for Scranton. and at New York
with Midnight Express train Of New Jersey
Railroad, for Philadelphia.
Asleeping Coach accompanies this train
from Cleveland TO HOrnersvtlle, connecting
at that point 9Th train hAYlnE pe3 and M
running through 70 New York.
BosroY AND NEW ENGLAND PAssKE6ERs
with their Baggage, are transferred rec 81
charge in New York.
Sleeping Coaches As-IN The WORLD - ac-
company all night trains on this railway.
SA-The Erie Railway Company has open
ed q new Ferry from their Jersey City Depot
TO the foot OF sd Sc New York, tbus ena-
4 passengers u reach the upper portion
of the city Withou the expense and annoy
ance Of a street car or omnibus transfer.
ArThe scenery along the entire route OF
the Erie Railway Is Of the most picturesque
and beautiful Character. Admirers or Ma
lures beauties, in q daylight journey over
this Line, will ind In its ever changing laHd-
toApe spLjec1 of continual admiration and
Interest;
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~ BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH. 7S
And Fare GllVdys a. Lou az By any ether Rotas
Ask for Tickets via Erie Railway
Which can be obtained at al Principal Tick
ct Ofices 1 2 the West . ~5outh-Nresl
]. D. RpCKER, VIZ; BAkh.
Gen. sup't esn1Pa.s'r, Agt'
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HSr % to 81 Miles the Shortest Route.
New and Improved Coaches are run from Cinein-
natl, Dayton, Urbans, Marion, Gallon. Mans
field, Ashland, Akron. Cleveland. Wares, Nead-
vile, Dunkirk, Buffalo and Rochester to
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GOING WEST.

5:5s A. NJ, DAY EXPRESS. Daily, Mondays
excepted, for Cleveland, Cincinnati n the
West and South. Connects at Cleveland
with Lake Shore Railway, for the West, and
Northwest, and at Cincinnati with the Ohio
& Mississippi and Louisville Short Line Rail-
way, for 81. Louis and the South n South
West.
Sleeping Coachs are attached TO this train
at HorneIlsville, running through TO West
Salem without change.
ls:I5 r. H., EXPRESS NAIL, daily, Sundays
excepted, for Cleveland and the West and
North West. Connects at all important
points with connecting lines, and at Cleye-
land with, Lake Shore Railway, for the West
and North
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The Currency.

From the Report OF the Comptroller of
the Currency to the present Congress,
and just published, We make extracts
wherein the subject OF the two kinds Of
currency in use (greenbacks and nation
al bank notes. is discussed, and also the
subject of free banking:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-12-08

On and after Monday, November 10, 1859,
trains win leave WARREN, At the follow
ing hours, viz:
FRANKLIN BRANCH.--GOING SOUTH.
Leave MeadyiIle. SIS A. n, l2:45A. NJ, l:o
p. NJ, els P. NJ.
Arrive Franklin. rs A. NJ, go A. NJ, 500
P. NJ, 7:05 p. n.
Arrive on City. $50 A. NJ, $50 A. NJ, $50
P. NJ, 500 P. NJ.
FRANKLIN B~RAyCH.-GOIXG NORTH.
Leave Franklin, $50 A. NJ, GS7 A. NJ, So
P. NJ, 9:45P. NJ.
Arrive MeadyiIIe, SIS A. NJ, Il:25A.M NJ, IT'S
P. NJ, II:45 P. NJ.
, 1869-06-27
11YE cIrr III ER!Ef.

PATTY @. :. eIt twenty-five gentlemen tran
:..coas t!:c E:t' ~aI !!st1ess 7cc Q! Chicago .st
p7*a.lcE " .eas .h's city u2 the 81 OF Jn', t'u
E-.. io S.u FEace:sco AID nunocf u! tar rf7':c3-
Ts 'tttrtr:, 1, s t-oini., for the purpose o. ts'-
rag et1cu.r- u: ,n:.scnrr=e be:wcr'u coirsso
sai ls- beg v1.h WHICH We nse now 2s's>d
:, ); SS fEs; u r. ce::r; S4:!s: III: ,,is
m1Aii. apc = LAX t--r Ec!te 10 Iese ;ae way foE
rs:a..:t.r1 s'i'.s .i' at7c,sl re.a,Ihas WITH 'Ac
,,.n; ssy1iti.n ::,s. r y tae iis::.on q: a II.
{! tar e: ,.ec:~.1Grs -@',- ,ts 10 coap!e.or ..
nc cTt.& ll.lTas.
Tn SALE CT IL: :roS-1!eL I: s:1EI5 for era r.
r,.. In :. uanre Z; thh'1 t'!c cetsrs E-ocr 4; "a
iot &C clar7:,l u4. :-i:o IL ,se c:y. ~ coz
+:c."t tarc:::a ta.t -ccs. "a The nfo.a.
ra;s '1 a ise s5,e, sa:1 o5s. e. % va !. -; -;
a1eruc. near Tsc7:y-siaih sueet ta:-
i;.!ss evco.rr. Thcs z; q fsay days II TIC : !
Pis.s P. = tsa5s. s;s! ;; 81. s isf =s = III ~. n
:cn.,ou Of tie !aIt "so easa!2teo she
aTl.Dsed II. lovs,1 ~ = esI ihen s1;' t5n en
Strt;ran avrnut, Lea T~e7;y 1ccu2d s.7et., n2t
The Hs.sse. has bctn 20 E7:avo75:c to E:eEfh
ND .1pans-on taa: hsE u~E soy = Es1:';j sr ex-
furnsn ,hog 1-sisa.le- !! ar chat4sa,!t DIS
pcse1 indies who culs,y4.c Towers wosla Ike 10
ts nco - Ii oc3ocx 70 tnc >.n1pr Of the Eo,1 II
Tr4de roc11s, Al the Eo:,h cad. GeY VIII ne Sold
aad tie sno:ceds 81: q t:e orpnsa Asyia9
From s q s'wo7.h, re.aars NOR eoaa ne 20
1s,a,ie X i,e vof1 on :ae hrra, u coai or IN
~. bui;c1 uc1e. 1ae usasl rtiae Is ten cents Per
cluster, taoagh tusers olssn pay mare LOT eaoe-
thing psroc1t""ly pleasing.
ArN EAELf kouf YESTERDAY Eo-alos t1e:e A.
rived by . Michigan Central tratn. tnTee toang
IMra.Ites h1v11e IN the.r pos. ess:on me False
hcIse, wel5s1Tsngsd ped!teTb Eagon And sst-
efal TURKS in1 o. goods The vehicle Ann Iot*s " r.
49, yasned ri f4o1 alt they oEtred And sold aof
T1m 10 sspSyty cn CLARK strret- TeeI Eooot tae5
, 1869-06-27
THE polieE couRTs.

TIE AElUHf COCBT.
An anecttIg scene TOOK place ut the ArmorF
Police Court Jeatenday morning. A man named
JOHN English. and woman namtd Ellen Hickey,
Eere CHARGED With dlsor!eriy conduct Policeman
evening Previous. and told him thAt Ellen vas
pttut 10 desert little glrl The of1cer osertook
t6c woman, and she s.id the child was English q
little one raa his and said he would not support
It As neither seemed disposed 70 care for the
hnsr &c eBa u aS Esa ID
that she had had TWO other children BY ht1.
They we're each nned ta, and the child ordered 10
ncy. agent Of that institution CAME forward to
take the child It chung to Its father. placing It's
lttle hanas around LIS aeck aad saving: :" Please,
50 Mn you; yoa viii t,e good to ne" EnSilsh
drew her close TO his boson, and with tears In hts
eyes begged 10 he allowed 70 retain the chtid Say
ing tnAt be lovrd her dearly and would rear her
eslrsally: When he fouEo the court woald not a.
low htm to Keep her, be banded .r to Ar. kear-
Tas eaud il about sea o pdaeey ve Gns pps
X. H. Fsw persons who witnessed the scene but
--NAsBlxGrok NELSON. colored man, Was
noed 80 tof ~hipatns The minister Of the ch1rch
JAMES NoE.4nrs, rasaoond aad confidence
nan, was r1ed sl0u.
xlnIsak r1uI1r COURT.
ANNA H9LxKs. the p1opr.etsess Of thseycs'
den On Mitchell street, neAr Je6esson- was tned
t1oa. Several Of the tumaies ol The place were
1neo tsa each The children, four In number, OF
the Molcan aolncs were sent to The Catholic OF
phxn AEJt tan1.
-JAxEs NrRrHy, ala. "sQuash," hld 1nal
hc:triEG OF the charge Of entering the store Of
johnson, Spencer : Co, No. n Lake st-ret, and
stealing some resolyers- He waA held for trial.
-WulllX Q'REiK&. 4 confidence a2eea:or. was
etsTFed 80 for pracuc!ng "ths little game II on .
Turner at ne r!.ssparsh : Fort WaJas depot
-JosLFI SAo1CS~ Wno l supposed to be An tn-
poser on cfed-.oEs COUNT! lel, vas given ninety
days' recreation IN the BrtA3wciL
uCEnk 6TEEET CQCRz.
-BR1rGrr 01NkHEL14 whose n7MgnEent on
tic cilargt Ct 6ta5b;lC Margaret o hric1 has al
ready beeo mentioned In TIE TR1BC.E, was yes
tesu1y morning tnally c10ntned and 1nel Seu and
coztA.
-CuAElEs ECEszlEB,f ,foy getting drunk and cru
ely beating his wife. was 1ned So
, 1869-06-27

Yesterday nc FAD tic pleasure Of attending the
pa.te e.ac:.rs&icn OF Psutessor Bc!cses Aca ie.
ny. Notwithstanding the incemeucy Ct TIC
wca:ar1 ttt ,o,Es we're nlled with vi4isotat who
enjoyed rlen htera-t trcai. IN eserg department
the Young gentlemen acquitted tac:cAe!res In .
M.!crf Which reHccte1 bo1rr on Ncn.cfyrs and
RAD 10 thoss stunes whlc1 reta.e to business par
s1tts. We were srsr.tses. 81 tae !@-ili'y WITH
wlsict the ypEaE gentlemen not untg ulns.RLeu
La.!r <frctE. German and French AUTHORS. III:
cren rendered eltcEpore English INTO f3rloa
languages. The r1sc.lcal method rtrsaed N tals
4clpe! IeCts 10 rtndcr every s.ndt en easT ana ~
'erc-t.pc IGsE. NC we.e osreably surprised At
;ht .nr.u, w:th which tEen 1Ee ssI-4lles boys re-
t,es>eI the e1EGlfe. IL G -rt.-- 10 I.orrsW lnosa-
tnRIf:-ca Will be dtstf1',ltcl
, 1869-06-27
THE RAPTI6MAL FONT.
Catholic Baptism In a Fifth avenue
Eptscopoi Ehuxtii Dr. ESE1r's
Child Inn merstd-Solemn Process.
r~-xA...a ia uekH.

Catholic Baptism Id a Fifth Avenns
Epfscopot Ehurti - Dr. Ever
child Immersed-solemn Process
sion with Hnptlsunl TaPcras
Firm. the se,o Fort Sun, June "a
TIE echoes OF the benedictlon walea closed gu
morning service IN Christ Gnufsa: Las. Senaa
among select circle OF the cong7egatlo!
that the reverend rector, Dr.. Ever. would
oe3ctaie In peculiar sefstce m ins - sa1eH "a
kept, the only htanges to whom II Vas i'm
parted being The tho theological Ee1HcacntatiTe d
Tne Sun. The santiy geniem,n ~ esessta'ned @ - o on
Doctor was 70 Be formally admitted TO the Epls.
c0pa fold with TIM dnal ceremonies Of the Book ol
Comnon fa3ef. preceded by solemn p.os sss'0a ,G
eoatng u any prescribed In the satuu Nissai
sst l2 ss pSysl ss q e.
church, and occupied the pcws At the uansept
1HE ALTAR ILLUMINATED.
the Spectacle presented On The altar was beau
Illuminated With pyramtdisl tapefs, which showed,
With al the force OF Light and darknets The deep
q r. 1esT1 inc snd se cnea bods
reverence.
PROCESSION WITH BAr11zHAI TArxaa.
soon after The hour appointed. tho doors Of the
Facr5ry were rolled back, and clerical procession
marched With n,ow pace, bowed heads snd the
iont IN the following order:
taper 10 bc used In bAptl1,l
Aeststants 1t the aItAr, in sdrplee1.
1HE aIeTu2- RE-, DE- EwKA
Tbs Asatstant pfiest. ReT. Ar. Browu,
Sporsor1 Of the 1nfAnf.
Tee 3nthe5, With the child. And her fcni3lpe freuds
CEREMONIAL IMMERSION lHp I1Qurz
Tne procession formed selnLclrcle around the
font and Dt. Ewer began tbs ceremony by t.ktnE
me taper fFnm the post acolyte and dipping 1t ID
hoiy water or the bsptistIy thrice In the nane Of
the Blessed Trinity, TINA consecrAting It l0r tho
sropsortal uses to which II Tas to be applied 1t
si not 6s out q plaee 70 aaJ hers that this With
one Of The teaturea Of Catholic bapham.
woman then gaze the infant which was
wrapped 10 q whitc blanket, to Dr.. Ever, who
inEersfd three times u the fout-each time re-
Pe2slng the Invocation:
In the nxtae Of tie Fsthe,
and Of the Son:
Ind Of ths Holy Ghest-Amen.
The rector, during this ceremony, made the
s,en of The cross, tn The Episcopal foim. a son
OF d. Ever held the bapcGmal taper 10 sponsor,
and ne HeT. Nj. Brown WIZ it6 godfather, Tue
tcInander Of the service Included the tnierrp31-
toie1 the charge, and the collects OF the Ep:sco-
pal npt11nM form. After the lmmersIon besn-
tnui white robe was placed over the child, and the
sesvhes ended. The procession returned 70 tbs
vestfg. the Rev. Ar. Brown bearing the infant IN
his ANS.