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 o., At her residence, in this ciy on Saturday last

 gui instant Mas ANN CONWAY. aged about eiabt, years She has left numerous and aGScta6af5

 laniiy, and large circle of devoted friends f,

 i,iouia i joss, for which time has no consoaton.-

 A A native ot Virginia, she was an early emisrant tc

 sile great West She lived to witness the of,yib o

 ,h''siity empire of civilization and Cbrsffanih,

 Mefe she had found but the rude wilderness and ite Iuuer aeeizens and to experience that prondest and

 Pulest P Joy ol mothers heart to be found in inc eIetalo oi several of her sons to posts of high hon or among their fellow men, in the noble country tl 2i when sho was pioneer Among her sons were G 5ie late lion, Henry Conlcay, E.r, Gop. Coa,rqv 9enl' z. N Coaeoay, at present. Auditor of Arkag., General of l' issouri '

 Mrs Conway was one of sthe excellent of the eart9' "Heayen gave her length of days, and she fill, 'd them with dee e@s of goodness For nearly half c>a >antuIy she was pious and consistent mem Der of the n. .ethodst Episcopal Charch and, in her ieath, exhibitel a most affecting triumph of the Christian faith, ol which her life had been beauti- ul example

 Or Puerperal Fever, ,on the 26th July, nIto. MRs FRANCES D. BOYLE, agea 3l yeatS wife of Con- JOHN N. BOYLE of this coun,' "; leayl'g husband, md two children an infant, the sub 'ecs of the 'eyerest bereavement that could b eia then In eierence to the death of this Lady, Il may bs most lpty said 'Death loves shining mark