Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-13

Col. Samuel Green died in Hartford, Conn,
on the .slb,. jim the 92d year of his age. He was
probably the eldest printer in the United States.
For more than half century he issued The
Connecticut Register, an annual publication,
and for more than 40 years Col. G. published
the New London Gazette. He belonged to
race of priDters, his father and grandfather
having stood at the case before him. His
grandfather, Samuel Green, emigrated from
England in 1850, and was among the first TO
establish The printing business in this country
Rev. G. ". Burnap, d D., died in Balti-
more on the 9TH, aged 81. He was prominent
Unitarian, and graduate of Harvard and the
Cambridge Divinity School.--Reason ZaIley
Esq, father Of the publisher Of the Joliet Sig
nal, and one of the pioneers of Northern Iii
nois, died near Joliet on the Sd, aged 6s wears.
He was in the army at the time of Halls sur
render, and took an active part in the Sauk war
MIR. Jacob Stemple, another of he soldiers
of the war of 1912, died at Washington, Car
roll Co., o., on the 81 inst. He was an ex.
cellent citzen.--Mr Owney died in South
ampton county, Va, few days since, aged 100
years and five months. Mr.. o. was in the Bat
tie of Braudywine, and also at Petersburg, Va.
when Arnold paid that town visit. The Rich.
mond Enquirer says the old soldier had never
taken medicine in bis life-Charles IL. Ma.
son, Secretary of Washington Territory. died
at Olympia on the 22d OF July, aged 20 wears
Rev. Thomas Neale, an aged Minister of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, died at
burlington. New Jersey, few days, ago
The Hon. Myron Hutchinson, aged GO, died at
GiraTd, Pa, on the lst Judge II. settltd in
Glrard in 1916, and as a business man and cit
izen was highly esteemed,-Mr. A. Jsrmain,
one of the editors and publishers of the Adrian
Expositor, died on the 9th inst He was among
the oldest publishers in Michigan. Mr..
James Rowe, for many years Cashier of the N.
\. Herald establishment, died on the 9th.--
Mr. George Grswold, the Oldest merchant in
New FORK, aud the head of one of the oldest
mercantile firms in the country, died ON the
9th, aged 80 years lie commenced business
IA New York in 1874, and during al the revul.
sions and panics his firm never suffered in cred
It. lie was actively engaged in the Canton
trade Tor over half q centuTy.--Rev Henry
Rowland, u. d., of Newark, N. j., died on the
4th, aged So years He was a graduate Of
Yale College, acted for some time as an agent
for the American Bible Society, and waa pTeat
y beloved by the people Of his charge The
tev' James Romeyn, distinguished clergy
man OF the Reformed German Church, died at
New Brunswick, N. j., on the 7th Inst
-,S1 ~ tLeemal' proprietor OF the Inter-
national Hotel, Broadway, N. Y, committed
suicide by cutting his throat on the sth. Mr
+. had been suffering severely from tho effects
oI slow fever, accompanied by exeTuciating
pains IN the head which produced temporary
insanity. He was 40 years of age, and ma
tive OF England "A negro woman belong
ing to jacob Coles, Danville, Va, died fsw
days since at the great age of ITO wears. Her
iormer master was a member of the Uoutinen-
lal Congress, and she attended lbs family 70
New York in The capacity Of waitingsr1aiS,
where she often cav Gen. WtshinRton and
other celebrities Of the Revolution. She had
IN her possession at the time Of her death,
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