MCMANUS, RANKIN, PATTERSON The following from the New Concord, Ohio, Enterprise, is respecting the death f a lady well known in Cecil and Mt. Pleasant townships. Her first husband, Samuel WHITE, was murdered at his home near Hickory in 18**, the murderers never having been discovered. "Tuesday morning at 1 o'clock, Mrs. Nancy MCMANUS passed away after a long an extremely painful illness. Last July she suffered a stroke of paralysis and was carried to her bed which she was never able to leave again except when assisted. On Sabbath last she suffered a second stroke, resulted in her death. Nancy M. MILLER was born in Washington county, Pa., In July 183*. She was married first to Samuel H. WHITE, and to them three children were born, tow of whom died in infancy. The third, Jennie, married W. C. DICKSON, and moved to Guernsey County, Ohio, in 1879. In '82 Mrs. WHITE married Charles MCMANUS and some time after moved to New Concord. Mrs. DICKSON and her infant daughter died n Oct, '8*. Two little daughters were left. Mr. MCMANUS died in 1890. Mr. DICKSON died in Pennsylvania two years ago. Ida DICKSON, the youngest granddaughter lives with her father's folks at New Philadelphia, Ohio, while Lulu has remained with her grandmother, and nobly has she cared for her in her illness. The only other near relatives are one sister, Mrs. Sarah MARSHALL of Lawrence, Kansas, and a nephew, J. G. PAXTON, of the Kent, Ohio, Courier, whom she raided from infancy, and whom she looked upon as a son." Mr. James MILLER, one of the most respected men in Mt. Pleasant, who died not long ago at his home at Hickory, was a brother of Mrs. MCMANUS. On the 28th inst., at her home on Center avenue, of peritonitis, Mrs. Thomas PATTERSON, aged about 45 years. The husband is left with nine children, the youngest being only ten days old. Died at Bulger on June 11th of consumption, Nannie, wife of W. F. RANKIN. Interment at Raccoon.