Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06

EK-Gov. Walace Of Indiana died in Indian
aPolis on the 4th, Of spopleSy. He had been
prominent man in the State, having repre-
sented her interests in Congress, as well ss in
the Legislative, Executive, and other branches
Of the Sta,e Goverument---M Mrs. Sarah
Fisher died in Independence on the 4th, in the
5sth year Of her age. Mrs. +. was one of the
pioneer women OF Cuyahoga coonty, having
removed win her husband, Mr. Jonathan Fish
e. who still enjoys bale old age, from Vermont
10 Independence in Isle She was much es-
teemed by large circle Of f1iends.---John
Lindsay died at ShipPensburgh, Pa, recently,
aged 40 years. Mr.. .. was an old soldier,
having been wounded at Lundy's Lane. He
also took part in tue Florida war, and was one
Vi Gen. scouts body guard.---George L.
| Hanks, an Old aud esteemed citizen Of Clncin.
natis extensively knOwn Hs the proprietor oil a
large bell and brass foundry, died on the 2d
tuss.---- John Yeatuaii, prominent ciuzeh
u Nashville, died last week AZ the age Of DO.
-kev. Daniel Dana, ID. D., died a lev
days ago at NeWbuTypOft, Mass, in his 9Oth
year. ne was formerly President oi Dart
mouth College, anu was through his ministerial
iuy Uf Tue chlsi lights vi the Presbl te Ian
.nurcn ---MsJ.r jonathan h sAisley, an Olu,
prominent ana respected citizen Ol Detroit,
disd Ou tue lst., IN uis T4th ysar. lie entered
sue service IN the war Vt l5l2, a. LIST Lieut.. Of
~ heg vi DraguOns, WAS Afterwards appoint
III Assistant AdIutent Generai, and al the soflls
Jn kJu EiIe was wUunued la tue kuee. 1ht
,,luD had 10 be ampuJaJsd, winch closed his
connection win tue army. MI. X. was ap
pointed Receiver VI PdDuo Moneys ia the Ian,
Juice ~ Detrot BY rresident MonrOe in lotY
Iu Vriics WuIcn he ueid down " the Admlnls
| .ratiVu VI PttIce.--lhe venerable hODer
| niCkufie, vi Lexington, hy., dled on the Ia
,ist., sgeu 30 lssIs. de was one Ot th'
"eaitnl, 81 men Ia Tue state, and tather IA law
- All. fiesJUn, hlihist.r tO SPAN. For thre'
quarters Ot century lac resided Ia tayetI
sSunty, anu durlug tns greater part Oi Jha
rsiiVu VAS a prominent uI, mbtr Oi tn leBs
rrviessiUn. lie Inaue speech ln Court but
lew jay before hls death. His estate 10 vhiues
a se,,raI miiiUn VI iuOllars--W. ID. Jewett,o y
SkonesJsIss, n. T., prominent snd wealthy
= Lzth, uilu lasJ Wetk.---O en. Joseph Low,
Iislihs uished cItlzen VI Concord, N. ID, dls'
ou Tue @stn UT. de was au aedve officer Ii
sue war VI 1912 irOm Ils cVmnIsucemenJ 10 IL
clOse, auu suDsequentiS head various anu lmp"T
ant CiyiI Utucst.----JUnn Blaks WuIJe, Al
4ttlst Hnd pIa) Wrigut vi iUGmef note, died d
OusrlestOD, . u, lew days agO Ia LIS 19t
Jear oOme VI uls paintings sdorn she Senat
Ousnber ~ Columbia, aud his plays vel
'.iIVns Tue nrstprUuUcsd al Tue Did Charleston
tueaus.---Df. Juneu Aavier CnAUeTt, Va
,diuOus "rIre hIugi" wuV Game " tnls COUNT
al 1882 lrUni france aud gave exnlUnIons oI hi
"OnuerIul saiaulauuer qualities. dled In Ne'
York recent y AIS. SHERMAN dled 4
nOurUVn county, Ky, ON tine 81, aged lU
ears. Twenty -nve years ago, hsr iarm l
S0U acres was sOiu, subject to ner Ille-tlme IL
,eiess. IL brought s5U per acre, nearly It's iul
vaur, on tile suppUsItlUn tnat Mrs. >, wouI
ave Uut teW years.