Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-12
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Amos o. Dayton, the Fourth Auditor of the
Treasury Department, died suddenly in Phila-
delphia, few days ago He was a native of
New Jersey, and had held the position of Audi
tor Of Naval Accounts since 1893, period Of
twenty years, having received his Appointment
from Mr.. Van Buren-John Henry, one OF
the pioneers of Waterford, Pa, died last week
aged 79 years.-The Rev. S. D. Pitkin, fol-
several years pastor of a church at Battle Greek,
Michigan, died at Woodbridge, n. J., on the 3Oth
ult. He was most estimable man. His re-
mains were taken to Battle Creek for interment
-Dermont Dempsey, the wealthiest man in
Macon, Georgia, died last week. 1t is stated
that in his will he gives his two children s., 500
and the Catholic Church of that city s495 0O0
Prof E Felix FOresti, United States Consul
to Genoa, recently deceased in that city. Prof
F. was an Italian exile, widely known and high.
" esteemed in New York. Fourteen years oi
his life were passed in Austrian dungeons fol
his adherence 10 the Liberal cause in LAZY
Silman Clark died at Maumee City on the Sd
aged As years Mr.. Clark was for number Of
years an editor and publisher in this State. In
Is45 he was connected with the Whig paper al
Mount Vernon, subsequently published paper.
at Portsmouth and Perrysburg, and sold out the
PerrysbUrg Journal after publishing it three
years, on account of i'll health. He was an ex.
emplary man, and beloved in all the relations Of
&c. IT, L.. - -. ,,o.o-,rs ,f 4bo Po,oI,,
ton in Hamilton county is dead Jonas Frazer
died at MiamitOwn on the 9Th inst, in his one
hundrelth year. He was buried with Military
hOnors.--S. E. Hildreth, founder Of the town
Of Ozark, Iowa, the owner Of aOurishing mills
there, was killed few days ago by the eaving
upon him of bank he was at work at.--Alrs
Edgerly, lO7 years old, died At East Corinth
Ne, on the ID inst. She was the Oldest person IL
the State-Capt. Isaac Bowen, u. 5 Army,
died at Pass Christian of yellow fever on the 30th
ult Capt. B. was from the vicinity of Bufa-
10, belonged to the Artillery, and won distinc-
ton for gallant services al Monterey and Buena
Vista-Rev John r. Shaw, Pastor of the
Warren Street NJ. L. Church in Newark, n. j..
died on the 4th, of fever.-Rev. Sterheh
Lowell, of Boston, died on the %. He was much
esteemed, and was buried with Masonic cere-
monies --Ex-Justice Chase, Of Detroit, man
of much promise, died on the 5th, at the age OF
32.-Wm. D. Cochran, good man, and the
founder of the Detroit Commercial College, died
on the 4th inst--Dr. Isaac Gallard, Of Fort
Madison, Iowa, died on the 9Th ult., aged GO
For nearly fifty pears he had been familiar with
Indian life, and at the time Of his death he was
engaged in writing work on the Black Hawk
War.-The Rev. Mr. Peden, editor of the
Canada Evangelist, and Protestant clergyman
of note, died at Hamilton on the 5th inst
Rev Henry Vaudeville, Pastor of the Presbyte-
rian Church in Mobile, died on the Sd inst He
was a native of New York.-JosePh A. Bal
lard, for many years the marine reporter Of the
Boston Daily Advertiser, died last week
Mr. Henry Emmons, the senior printer of Bos-
ton, died ON the 22d ult., in his seth year. He
never tasted ardent spirits or used tobacco, and
for the last forty years had not used tea or cOf-
fee.-Alexander Buchanan died lately in
Smyth county, Virginia, at the great age Of 9S
years He had voted for every President OF the
Republic since its foundatiOn.--Wm Louwdes
Calhoun, youngest son of the Hon. John c.
Calhoun, died on the 18th ult. Since the death
of Mr.. Calhoun, three sons and daughter have
followed him to the tomb Mr.. j. S. Booth,
the comedian and vocalist, died at Gloucester,
Mass, on the Goth ult, and Mr.. H. N. Sprague,
for many years member of the theatrical pro-
fession, died at the same place, on the 18th ult.
Jacob Rohr, Postmaster at Frederick, Nd, 1,
under Gen. Jackson, died on the Sd inst.-S.
n Bartine, one of the Associate Judges of
Bucks county, Pa, died suddenly on the lst
instant