Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-06


years He was q native Of Conn, and removed
10 Dover in 1911, was among the first to break
nm the wilderness. and resided on the same
farm till his death. A good man has been
Gathered TO his fathers. Of the pion- |
eers of Ohio, identified with Cincinnati from its
origin, died on the 29th ult. John Wood Esq
" hose death is recorded, removed from Phila-
delphia to Cincinnati in 1906, and made that
city his residence ill his demise lie was one
of the carly business men, and opened the
second lumber yard in the ciIy.--hr. Hen
ry Smith, prominent business man and eitl-
zen of Columbus, died on the 30Ih ult'-
Mrs. Elizabeth Conkle died in Colunbiuns Co.,
on the 2lst aged SO years. She was one OF the
pioneer women of Ohio, and witnessed, IN
Pennsy lvania, the Whiskey Rebellion OF l194,
in the time of its tieTeest excitement.---
Charles W. Upham, Jr died in Buffalo on the
ID inst. aged 30 years. He was the oldest II
of Hon. G. W. Upham, of Salem, Mass, and
a Young man Of rare promise lion.
James X Pauldmg, Secretary OF the Navy
under President Tyler, died at Hyde Park, n.
Y on the 4th inst.--Hon. Luther JeWet
died Mt Johnsburg, VI, on the 18Th ult., aged
ST. lie was in Congress IN 1877, and sat by
the side of Daniel W ebsl,T, who was his warm
friend. Hon. Francis Mallory, former
Member of Congress from Va. Licd in Norfolk
on the 2elh ult Jas. w. Jones, for twenty
wears editor of the Chronicle at Augusta, Ga,
died ON the 18th ult., aged 81 years.---Mr
Winthrop NoItLup, for 81 years q respected
citizen Of Oswego, N. Y, died near that city
ON the 26th ult aged 70 yeaTs.--Ool. Abel
| G. Pepper died at Rising Sun, Ind, on the 2Oth
ult., aged II years. He removed from EIrS
uinia TO the vicinity of Chillicothe In 1872 and
! was a soldier in the war with England. In lsl Z
he removed to Indiana, and subsequently held
many important offices in that state Judge
& N SARGENT. one Of the first settler Of Medi-
ma. Ohio, died in Washington county, Iowa, on
the 18th ult., aged go years.--Judge John
| r. Clopton died at Hampton, Va, on the 24th
ult., aged II years.---POllard hCormlck,
ESQ one of the pioneer manufacturers of Pitts.
burgh, died suddenly on the 18th ult, aged I'll
yeaTs. He formerly owned the OrizsbR Iron
Works, subsequently the Hope Cotton Fac
| tory. and was, up TO the disastrous year Of 1857
nne of Pitisburgh's SRealthiest citizeRs.--
John L. Taylor, Esq ,AmencGn Consul at Sier.
"a Leone, Africa, dIed Jan. 9th, in the SD
voar of bis age-JacOb B. Lancaster, fol
forty years a prominent merchant of Philadel
Dhia. died on the 3lst ult-John 7. Martin
formerly of Cincinnati died at Madison, Wis
on the 3lst ult., aged 64 years. He was fo
some time one of the publishers of the Madi
.on Patriot MIR. Cantine Hoes, q ncpheW "
of Ex President Van Buren,, and during his a1-
ministration residing with him at Washington
died few days ago at Mrs
Cathar.ne BrannOn died in the vicinity of Pitts
burgh few days since at the txtraoDdi, aTy ag,
of IO4 She had resided in Shaler township
over 60 years. Before Ter death she had re
ceived her second sight, and could read wei
without spectsc cles.--Alr. Charles BIeWe
died in Allegheny City on the 3lst ult., age,
65 wears. lie had acc mulated a large estat
by active business, most of which he devisel
10 benevolent institutions.-Rev. Cepha
Washburn, the pioneer preacher of Arkan
sas. died ut Little Rock on the 18th ult., age,
rs wears. He went to that State more thai
thirty years ago, q missionary under the Amer
lean Board 10 the CheaokeeF.-Rev. DI
. T. c. Thornton, President of Madison College
Miss, died at Sharon the 22d ult.--Rey
joseph Penney, a distinguished schOlar, at on
, time President of Hamilton College, and found
: er of the University of Michigan, died in Re
f chester, recently, aged To- Rev. Pit
Morse, one of the most prominent UniverSalls
: ministers in New York, died at Watertown o.
the l9h ult, at the age OF GA years.-HoI
, John. L. Robinson, U. s. Marshal of Indiana
r died at Rushville on the 2Ist ult. He serve
( six years in Congress, man Of brilliant abil
: tiles, and the leader of the anti. Douglas De
mocracy in Indiana. Townsend, on
E of the best and most useful citizens of Ney
York, died few days ago, aged 81 years. II
a was an enterpriziDg merchant OF ample fortune
and noted for his ehaTities.--Dr.W William
Eus uston, of Charleston, s. c., died on the I9t
G ult, leaving a fortune estimated at frOr
j three to five millions, most of it i
trust to the city of Charleston, for th
establishment and support of a retreat fd
aged lndigence in suffering conditions
Mrs Jonathan Hermans died in Albany, N.
a few days since, at l03 years of age. Sh
+ belonged 10 a long lived race. Her father wa
g los, grandfather l03, and brother los, whe
3 they died Eighteen months ago Mra. Il
walked 80 miles, experiencing apparently yer
little fatigue.-MIs. Elizabeth Van Hor
: died at Upper Saugan, Pa on the 18th ult., 6
8 the age of 100 years Michael Coon,
Revolutionary soldier, died in Philadelphi
IS March 2lst, at the age of los years. He serve
e for time under the personal command {
a Washingtou.-John Ludwig Snyder. a her
a in all senses, died in Clearfield county, Pa o
IT the 23d of March, at the wonderful age of II
years, months, and Is days. He entered th
A .. S. service in l775, and served throughoJ
= the whole Revolutionary war. He was wit
/ Washington when be crossed the Delawar
Il and also fought under Lafayette and GeneTi
e Wayne-Mrs Mary F. Ellis, of Tophan
: Maine, died on the 18th ut aged 81. Mrs. I
+ had read the Bible through no less than eight
s. times averaging once every year for four fifth
n of century Can parallel be found -
IS Geo. F. Allen, Superintendent of the Ohildlen
j. Mission Home for Boys in Boston, died on h
IS 18th ult--Deacon David Wellington die
:; at Lexington, Mass March nth, aged s
d years --Marshal Reile, one of the mo-
prominent men Of the wars of the first NaPC
Z leon, and the Oldest Marshal of France, die
II in March. ch.--Dr. Blake, the venerable Bisl
, s op Of Dromore, died recently in ireland, in b
u s5th year. He was a very intimate friend
Q the late Daniel O'Connell. Jullia
q the famous musical leader who visited tn
Is country a few years ago, died in a Paris no
e pital not long since.
The Reciprocity Treaty,
y y Mr.. Hatch, of Buffalo, the Commissioner a.
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