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New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
THE COMMUNIST PARADE.

The following are the reasons of Commits
nissiuners Smith and Manerre for dissenting from the
action OF the majority Of the members OF the Police
Board In resembling the order relative the parade Of
the Internationals on Sunday:
weoppose the sndns mobilization Of the re.Ou0n Of The
Board adopted 1871 prohibiting the contemplated parade OF the
the Sabbath and directing tho Superintendent
10 take measures to oreens ne s.ns or .1e
being presently sr careful deberson, and there evderce
prohibiting the parade bad erred a. 10 the as on the
subject duties ia the premises.
The Boar. especially enjoiped enforce Law peang
70 IN, Ssndsy protect inm dis
Of such laws the rights Of oil citizens
without distinction. protected and preserved
believe common with large majority the comma
" that the institution Of divine and that
cognon ueh by the the foundation Of what
eyes 10 elevspg honorable in the history Of country
Because the people end 10 demand OF the
Of the public and 10 the Interest OF
and relation 10 the Sabbath that 6e
(,omu,ou III shall No Ger
Dee. II, 1871 BESJ r. hASIsRRk
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
CONNOLLY A CRIMINAL.

TWO INDICTMENTS FOUND AGAINST THE IN
CONTROLLER-THEY ARE LEFT AT LED-
LOw-sT JAIL AS \ DETAINER.
The Grand Jury also found two indictments
against Richard Il. Connolly, which were served on
the Recorder at the same time that those against
Tweed were submitted. They for misdemeanor In
Office, and refer in part TO the alleged fraudulent
ati0ns OF Connolly aud Hugh Smith In paying large
claims against the city for gas These claims were dis
pu:ed by Brennan when ho Sheriff and payment re-
fused Whom Connolly came into office he paid theni,
and Ms the Indictment charges, divided the profits Of
the swinde, amounting to 3OOOO0, imparally between
himself and Hugh Smith. There other counts In tho
indictments Of such magnitude that great surprise was
expressed that the charge was so trivial.
AS Connolly already In the hands OF tho Sheriff.
and confined securely In ludlOwst. Jail, it was not
necessary to arrest him. The bench warrants were
served on him, however, and then left with Warden
Tracey as 4 detainer against him in the event Of his
discharge OH the civil suit now pending Meantime.
the sheri's officers will redouble their vigilance in
watching Connolly. Tracey is known to be friend 6f
his and enemy to Brennan, and would not be m
happy II Connolly escaped The Warden is also
brotherin-law Of Senator elect James O'Bricn who Is
active in C0nnollys interest, and would not hesitate 1T
any means to aid him.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE PRINCE OF WALES.

HIS CONDITION CONSIDERED MORE FAVORABLE
STRONG HOPES OF HIS ULTIMATE RECOVERY.
LONDON. Friday Dec. l5 1871.
The prospects, Of the Princes recovery are hourly
growing better. There is still excessive weakness
bnt it is believed the fever has spent its force and
that with increasing quiet tho patient 10 gaining
strength The following bulletins have been issued
since tho last Dispatch timed o'clock this morning:
sANDRrSGHAN, Dec 1S-EtSM q. m.-The Prince has
Ind quiet night There symptoms OF debility, but
bis condition may be considered moro favorable"
"SANDRINaHAM, Dec. aS-Noen-Hs Royal Highness
contjnnes in tranquil state, and slowly but steadily Inn
proves"
Three o'clock p m-The danger In tho case Of the
Prince Of Wales ia 30 far lessened that message
has been telegraphed to the Princess Victoria at
Berlin oountermandng the summons sent her to
come to Sandrngham. Quite sensation has been
produced by the refusal of certain extreme Rtualsts
to say prayers for the Princes recovery in tho ab-
sence Of orders from their Bishop.
Sir o'clock D. m-The latest bulletin from Sand
ringham is as follows:
"sANpRNGHAM, Dec lS-Fire-thirtyp. m.-The Prince
has been tranquil oil the afternoon. Tho course OF the
fever continues favorable. Her Majesty the Queen, will
return to Windsor tomorrow"
This bulletin was received with great cheering
wherever it was posted up. feeling OF profound
relief prevails in all quarters.
LONDON, Saturday, Dec. &c. ls71-l:3o a. m.
An official report from Sandringham, at o'clock,
says the Prince of Wales has had some quiet sleep to-
night.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

The mother left home and went To her sons house e
p temper sought the old gentleman, and IN his Iuiy
seSed a old Gun from the wall end shOt his father dead
without yestiee Of remorse he walked eo0ly inI0 inc
fields and presently returned to see the o'd V''"
was dead yet" -.,, r,,
Tho trial was in every way notable The prncpai WIZ ~
ssed Of SOo stolen from tho dead man while nc ay
dying hs lAfter eOnvicton;ne d
Appeas but the verdict 6nsy reasserted ana tne
murderer made every preparation for the death that
came upon him this morning. ,,.
Even at this last moment the hardened lad' TOT IN
years and appearance he nothing more sfood ora
zenly before his c0unse and clerical advisers
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
MORE INDICTMENTS COMING.

Other indictments against Garvey, Ingcrsoll
and Woodward will be submitted to the Recorder. TO-
day. aud the further Investigations against still Others
will continue promptly.
1t is improper at this time to saythat among those
against whom testimony Of the most conclusive charac.
ter has been TAKEN and against whom an indictment is
morally certain to he found within week. ia prominent
indicdaol rAose has fore been mentioned
IN connection ciM Ring rauds and whom few persons
suspect to be involved.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
EXECUTION OF WARE. THE MURDERER.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 15.-John Ware, con-
viod Of one OF the most strocious murders record
WIS hung 1t Camden this morning ct O'Clock. On the
uixht before execution he wrote confession Of his
crime ntrusting II to bis counsel without this how
sysr, tho TRIAL ELECTED fatal chain wholly eliminating
tho unhappy wretch. He convicted Of killing his
confosOn admits the DECD but pleads that 10 Wa In
cited thereto by yitaessne the maltreatuent Of his
mother by his Victim. He furthermore accuses num-
Der Of the witnesses With pey, and Wills bis body to
the sureoOns sftee eIe0Utlon.
vss scarcely OF ego, being but a. Previous 10 this.
however, ID was nSxrisd aad LIVING near iilto place
called LoAgaoomug. HE fAther asd mother lived on
tAs vorst d sFuS and n hs family qusrres the son
bad taken ha nce5sSa part He own wife was not In
another suAest 70 unao outbrsska and ~ sstss end
mother had umss Attempted suioide. Ths rsf-
ody came shout frou smple And uot unusaA quarrel
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
THE NEW DOMINION.

RESIGNATION OF TIE TREASURER OF ONTARIO.
TORONTO, Ont, Dec. Is. - In the House this
afternoon the Hon. E. b. Wood Treasurer OF Ontario,
stated that events of the past weeks showed that the
House was not satisfied with the present Ministry, and
in compliance with tho Constitutional practice he had
resigned his seat In this conclusion lie was bound to
add that the Premier did not agree In rendering his
resienatton Mr. Wood stated that his relations Will tho
Government most friendly nG that he should still
support any measures Of Government bcnt icia to the
interests Of tie country.
LATER
IN the House. tonight, after warm dircission, the
motion of want Of confidence In the Cover .nicnt was
passed by majority Of one, when the House Immediate
ly adjourned,
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.


Eight inches Of snow fell at Richmond, Va,
yesterday.
..Gen. Puello Of the Spanish army, formerly Of
ssa,s Domingo died In Havana % TSarsday
The Britiah press comment with severity on
he rpOsssA sttsaps y brbs jlsss b nsvYssh
Solomon Bell Of Thompsonville, Penn, has
been ssss 70 he California Asysa ~ ~ iAsass:
Lucus H Focts SSsms.yX T. q tI.I ChiSsgo has been
....Lady Charlotte Burgoyne, wife Of Field-Mar-
sha 81, John Peg BsseysA 6sd 10 Lenaon on Issfnay
Several students Of the Havana University 90
10 pss hs ssssss vA svss this psr ssAy v psr'ss Aeir
stsdes In tAas ssss0T "
A hin hss passed the Alabama Legislature an
toi.s - 0svssnss se l" AbAns cent bosds 10
Ss .ssd 10 sssssiV ~ require
Mr.. ]. n. Riley has been recognized by the
p.a a. tes tAs Orange Fs eas Boeth Africa
~ s.sslsn WAhpgtou eesspen6eak end hss bat
,seSsST ssSsss1 fsa As aianssaistds In South AhscA
In the Ku-Klux trial In Columbia, 8. c., yester-
~ SsG Vhtss u the tis 4 ~ ansgsA sfsA Amer hsang
,sSssaS cdssos sa ,As prssstos. u esss sAOsrsed
Charles Melleu, Of tho firm Of Melleu. Ward,
&: Sostsa SIe was ia vl persons eosvsted Of fr.si
sess. lie devesnsa ssd satessd as ysaf asi
= psy tie Aas bsss pArsss by Prsdesi Grant
lsi r1ated.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16


Monterio who shot Smelling in Richmond. Va,
~ 1ha,ssy hs "a admitted bail In e5oo IL tbossh oss
Snslhsg VII secs'es
Tho crew Of the bark Breamish, before re-
Dor.d sslss HaBhs svs e1cs hs carpenter ~ n'
ne vssssl y faa sseaktns sp
William Jones (colored) charged With tho mqr-
der Of Smith the s Of Noveube s .U ~ sS~
sraon returned verdict Of guilty OF nsFder ne eese
Tbs hodv of n drowned man, with hfopfe.
s,er asfAsd Csrsics Of Thonac~a hAs sens ssss
Bay Gal The bark CordS saied fo. "a ~. n. NJ. H..
osrsd ~ -
John Cooper oolored has bean ocnSiSteo .,s o.
@ so ssiss vas isd = bis In shop asf d:s.:A ss -
w, sspd ksd hY Ssdshsg urua dOss ~ @'sA. 0''p"
ftsssd bb guilt
AT tho American House. Boston. ZcsteSfSGay, may
ss.pe ,.ay ns. -,SSy s,SSS,, =; .s,s ,s~
One Of ii. ~cs sss ssk sssssA, sssssSnsg snpsHnea
In Lake Village Chtcat County Ark On Mon: Mon;
6y . .Ss s 'ss ,s,rs r. surar sv o st psha
W tsss.a 1ssss III, Ais ssss Ass esasy Issa:s sIds.s
Es,c1 o. nurisrsn Win b aiss sss ~ Nv sss vsss'@
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
EISK'S CASE Up AGAIN.

MISS MANsFIELD'S EXAMINATION TO BE con-
TINUED TO-DAY-ADDITIONAL LETTERS OF
FISK, JR., AND AFFIDAvITS CHARGING SUB
OKNATION OF WITNESSES, TO BE SUBMITTED
A LIVELY FIGHT ANTICIPATED.
The long delayed case of James Fisk, jr,
under criminal prosecutions will up again to-day ut
Yorkvie before Judge Bixby. The Judge has made the
order imperative and no more pospoHements will be
permitted. The will be continued from day to
day until ended whether the DstrctAttorney ready
or not THIS partly to aid the Investigation said
to be now going before Bedfors Grand Jury by tho
development OF new witnesses. 1t " understood that
some of the Grand Jurymen have been active In efforts
to secure testimony which to indct Fisk r but 1t Is
not known whether other than Stokes and Miss Mans
field and Miss Margaret Ward, who charges Fisk or his
agents with attempting to suborn her. have been sub
pcnaed. Additional afidavits Of Jerome OBren. IN
support Of assertions Of Miss Ward, and charging
Fisk and one Of his counsel with subOrnaton Of OBren
and q man named BOyan, arc to be submitted before
Judge Bixby to-day, and will probably be sent to the
Grand Jury when 1t esumes investigation into Fisk
affairs
Miss Mansfield, examination will be resumed to-day,
and the effort Of the lawyers Of Fisk jr to affect her
testimony by attacking her character will be continued
In the face of evidence said to bo ready to-day that Fisk
introduced Miss Mansfield to his family, and conhded
TO ber keeping private letters from his wife, which are
to be produced in Court; this s likely to lead TO fright
full OF the counsel for tho prosecution
threatens searching examination OF Fisk AdditionA
lcttera from Fisk Miss Mansfield also to be sub
mtted Some Of these contain remarkable evidence OF
FIsks regard for the lady, whom he afectonsely ad-
dresses as "Measeem little gurl )" "Luppsum" (sup-
posed to bo mercantile Erie Railway abbreviation
Of "lump of sugarJ; ~Dumplins" tof which he Is
over fond for an alphabetically disposed person). and
Little Girl with the black and tan dog" Tho contents
of these leters alluding a. they DO TO visits to Miss
M,nsAed OF railway builders, the Presi
dent Of the Public Works. tho President Of the Erie Rail
and Boston bankers Of repute, promise more scan
daIou, developments than anything yet submitted
Mr. Tute tho receiver of the "sveeny Letters can
not be found and supposed to have gone to join Rich
E. Kipgi some unknown sate The package OF letters
which are said to compromise Mr. have also oeen
,aro but copcs sworn to ss correct by Mrs VIII
liam. the companion and cousin Of Msa Mans field. are
ready for submlssion to the Court.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
A CARD FROM MR.. BANKS.

INC INE
SIR: You would do justice to the 1nterna-
tonal workngmen's Association by saying that people
of all nations Of color or religion are
daily invited to join in the funeral procession on Sum
day and to unite with in sectOns and become
members. can assure them, NO matter how sensitive
they may be In reference TO religion or position In e,
that in the International W0rkingmen's Association
alone their convictions I've fully respected and the
poorer they are the warmer their reception Will ee az
consider according to his moral worth and not
according to bis wealth. As testimony toward the
freedom OF conscience among the members OF our AssO
citation. note that Possel Protestant Bourgeois
Roman Catholic, Cremieux Jew, and Ferr6 Free
Thinker. THEO, L. BANKS
Ne,1- York, Dec. l5
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

guard than CLARK though heavily roned snatched Pink
4 at Pinkerton's head. saying: II have you now"
PinIcrton called his ccmrade C6nnen who sprlndng 70
ball Grazing Pinksttens temple desperate struggle
eSsusd during which Clark felt overheard passing under
him ct al events he never agnn. Barton. C1arks
aceomphoe md made full con!esson and Clark know.
Ing TINS attempted 70 kl Pnkerton FOX revenge Barton
was lodged In jail in Union CITY. II e rcborted this
evening tnat Levi burlington brother Of Hlyard was
srngge and win b. brought TO Tennessee for trial
ness psothen are notorious horse thieves and murder
ers ana the Southern Express Company has, for
TWO months, had from 20 " 70 detectives their track
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
GARVEY'S CASE.


TIE NEW. YORK PRINTING COMPANY.
Mr.. O'COnOr refuses to say whether the
rimor that Garvey. through hs wife, has offered to
promise the suits against him. Is true or not An attache
Of the Office Of the Bureau Of Municipal Reform said
terdsy that he WAS commissioned, on behalf Of Mr.
o'ConoY TO say. In 10 inquiros 4" It s true,
ought not to cay and isnt ought not to say
90 can say nothing about It." With this startling intel
ligeuce tho reporters werc Obliged to be content
Tho seisure Of tho ohces Of the New.York Printing
Company, in Centrest. created no excitement, but In
the CITY Hail. the rotunda Of tho CourtHouse, and gen.
orally about the public budD6s, the matter talked
Of o snoher evidenos Of popular power and the utter
bsidins yesterday. although busness conducted
usual protested notes q ths Company held by tho
granted that tho Printing Company is able to redeem
them.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
THE GRAND DUKE IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, Dec. 15.-The Mayor break tasted
with the Grand Duke Alexis this morning. The Grand
Duke expressed great sympathy for the Prince Of Wales
and trusted the favorable accounts now being received
would be confirmed. The Grand Duke will reach Chicago
Friday and leave for 6t. Louis on Sunday evening"
No formal reception will be extended 10 him In Chcaeo
Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan has extended to the Grand Duke
and party invitation to indulge in grand buffalo
hunt 1t proposed that the party shall proceed to Fort
McPhersOD and from the fort 10 miles sOut boiTe-
back To point where the buffalo exist In large numbers
Thousands Of Sioux indians under Spotted Tall will take
part in the hunt.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
DOWNTOWN DAY-GAMES.

Many of the principal and several of the
worst gambling dens have "day" Or "downrtovn"
gsmes for the accommodation land ruin) Of the mer
chants whoss iufatatiou for gaming lsads them to
neglect business for few hours Of the day. N.tur.v
many clerks and even the messenger boys Of erchsnts
drawn into the places and lose largo amount. =,
what they have probably previously stolen rum am.
ploye. For this reason alone tho police should h.
required to break up tho following places who's had
features are enumerated below:
No. 10 Fultonst., over the c)othry .,or. n, r..
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
A NATIONAL CHESS ASSOCIATION.

CLEVELAND, Dec. 15.-Last night National
Association was formed to promote chess interests
throughout the country P. Ware, jr., Of Boston was
elected President John @. White Of Cleveland. Sec-
rotary; J. Turner Of NewYork, Treasurer The Asso-
citation 10 to bo known a. tho American Chess Assoca
ton. constitution was adopted which provides that
playing and problem tournament will be held each year
select.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
ANOTHER OF THE EXPRESS ROBBERS Gt

ANOTHER OF THE EXPRESS ROBBERS GONE
CINCINNATI. Dec. 15.-A dispatch from Mem
phis says that express robber named Hlyard Par.
rington alias Clark, was drowned from the steamer
Illinois. near Columbus to-day. Clark ssksd Detective
nkeron to 70 the guard Of tho boat - hs had
souethipg 70 tell him. no sooner had thsy reached tbe
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
HOLLAND.

THE ISLAND OF SUMATRA TRANSFERRED TO
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE HAGUE, Friday. Dec Is, 1871.
The Second Chamber (or Lower House) of the
State General of the Netherlands has adopted the treaty
recently negotiated with Great Britain for the transfer
of the Island OF Sumatra to the latter Power
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
FRANCE.

PROPOSED REMOVAL OF THE ASSEMBLY TO PARIS
PARIS, Friday. Dec Is. 1871.
The Committee of the Assembly charged
with the liberation Of looking to transfer
of the seat Of mt from Versailles held session
to-day, and were addressed at length by President
Theirs in favor Of q return to Paris.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
CATARRH: OBSERVATIONS ON ITS Ma
rUnR SYMPTOMS, EFFECTS, TREATMENT, AND CURE

BY DR. BUSFoRD LlGHTHlLL
I,,Ao a, PorulAr Treatise Deafness "Caarrh and narc'
Diseases Of the Mucous Membrane" &e. S@
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-01
Baltimore Cattle Market.
THURSDAY. Auo- d IL.

BEEF Cattle The market Yesterday vvss
somewhst more active than il has been for sew
eral weeks past and good Cattle advanced about
oct per Ito on the rates of last week-some l35s
mead changed hands This morning the market
was also fairly active for the balance of the OFF,
lngs, which were closed out at the ruling rates OF
Yesterday, viz: 80 IS TO s. as Mich Cows
Inc market is fully supplied and very dull !;
we quote At 30 to $50 per head as 10 quality
veal Calves unchanged at 4(a1T cts per 10 as to
quallty. Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged as
follows Best Beeves at l2l6S5 IS; general
~ rated hrst quality at 5O(GS5 l2S; medium
or good fair quality at 3 75C9S4 SO; ordinary
thln Steers, Oxen aud Cows, at 3 25G 50 IS
INFERIOR and lowest grades Of Cattle O OOGASO 90
general average Of the market today 81 621
Extreme range of prices B 25@S5 IS. Most Of
Tue sales were from 90 TO S. 90 p 100 lbs. OF
G 1ne receipts 81 head came from Md, lat f. ON
ONO, 922 from w. Virginia, and iO44 from
|irginis,-total receipts for the week 2l4O head
against 223O Last week, and 2l2O same time last
year: Ot the offerings $50 head were taken by
baltimore butchers, 3i5 sold TO country dealers
ana $40 to Spectators for Eastern markets s.
,ou'l sales for the week $50 head, against 1897
last week, and 2l2O head same time last wear
SHEEP AND LAMBS The receipts o. Sheen this
week have been lighter THAI last week and pri.
ces are tc higher Good fat Sheep are in de-
mand. We quote Fat Sheep at 4fG)5i cts. per
10. gross, ms to quality. Open-woo Stock Sheep
are IN good request at 2 O00S3 SO per head
Lambs 00(dS3 50 per head Us TO quality Re-
ceipts this week 3475 head, against $500 last
week, aud $500 head same time last year
HcGs.-There has been rather a short supply
on the market this week, in consequence Of
which prices have advanced &c per ID We quote
at I 00(d}S7 80 per loo lbs net, though il is
thought they will not remain at this rate very
long. Receipts this week 25s9 head, against
BIOS last week, and 3l26 head same tune last
year.-San.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-01

CONSERVATIVES STATE CONVENTION
The Conservative Convention met Rich
mond, on Monday last, SO counties and
cities being represented by over $50 dele.
gates, among whom are many of the leading
aud ablest men in the State. Temnorurv
organization was had with ex-Lieu,enan,
Governor Robert l.. Montague, chairman
A committee on permanent organization
was appointed. A motion to admit dele
gates from the colored Conservative Club
of Rich l.ond was adopted, and the appear
ancs Of the colored delegate on the floor
was greeted with prolonged applause The
greatest harmony and good feeling prevailed
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-01
Wonderful for tho AiIing:
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY.
THE UNRIyALLED
Southern IIepatic pills

are confleHfly recommended 10 oH persons
sW6er'ng tram DyPpsia or Billions dis
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case led 10 he discovery Of ME rentedy. h
1925 he ,cGs reduced 10 n skeIefon, mt
pronounced by three shHJfm physicians m
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reg"la' Pdstorote far more Mon hirtyycors
-years TN, NJ scUcre loGor AMI grcat e,.
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dcr'd Hccr. The maher If hcsc pm, ho
seen ocer f0e hundrcd pers0as AZ i.s as Il,
mas, entirety cUred by ME use nj He5a --
CdH upon Mrs Gro. " DEEBfg. 81.
IS SoVM CdihouD ST BoLimorc. ami gy4.
cure a circuiar gratis, or semi FIR saae ll
mil or ohcr,eise, uclosibg stamp 10 pol
JOr postage.
For soic NJ he Drug Store If ". H.
McDO WE'LL Ronncy, Wc9 Va.
AWg,"t IS, 1871 -1y
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-01
MooREFIELD, Aug. so. ISL.

MAJ. HARPER: am happy to inform
you that we Are now being blessed with
frequent showers of rain, that the heated
and thirsty earth devours With a Vim.
Vegetation has suffered severely. There
Is scarcely any grass that is green, and the
gardens are used up. The bees are prey.
Iug heavily upon the grape crop in The ab-
sence of the ficrsl'. ify the way what has
become of the old family Journal, our post
master Informs me the hast weeks paper
has not come to baud yet, aud that many
'nqu sizes are made as TO the failure. ID
We were not aware before that our paper had
failed to reach Moore6eld. We will SEQ that il
Is regularly mailed in the future
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On the South Branch Mountain in this conn
~, on tho 25th ult, in christian hope StRsu
CArHARrNE, third daughter Of ur Jacob Swisher.
Yer remains we're LAID bro That ancient cemetery,
w. Bethel church-yard bcside those Of her bro
Their and sisters, that had preceded her. there 90
rest until hc graves shall he called on to give
up their dead BE G also ready r.
On Che 9th inst, ia Greene county. Ohio.
Nr FRgnERcg KrrgR, formerly Of tais county
iu the 18th year Of bis age.
in Noorefed on the 25th ult. KATIE. daugh-
ter Of VIM. 81 h Victoria Violet aged about s
months. And 90 the 2fth, Mrs HEsrsa Wusoy.
The mother Of Mrs Violet The hand Of affection
bears heavily 20 lose a chilli, and ere the sound
Of mother earth on the coffin is lost. = mother is
also taken away Mrs Wilson was one OF the
Oldest citizens Of this place and the mother Of the
Sheriff Of this county. She was = kind sud AZ
fectionate mother, and esteemed by all who knew
her. She vas ia her 18th wear