The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-02-10

Death Of Jacob Sanders.

wesre rainea to announce the sudden death Of our
old an esteenca friend Jacob Sanders. Scarcely
week has elapsed since he was in Office in appar-
entity usual good heaith-now he has gone from amoS
try the realities of another and better world. Ha
died Sunday morning last. having been sick oaIy
fear or five days tie wass consistent member OF the
Society Of Friends kind, genial friend and neighbor.
AMI ofGais noblsst works honest true hearted
man and sterling patriot. MAY the All Wise support
the aei companion he has ie behind der this try
ing affection. ami ADMINISTER consolation ami comfort
70 the mourning relatives, ami may we all emalats
his virtues AMI strive II m,et him where parting shall
be known ami ne;able JOY shah r,ga forever.
DIED, at Westheld, Hamilton County Indiana, on
the morning of the a7th ult., after brief illness Of
four DAYS, Mrs JANE 5 wife of Hoxie q. Ken
yon ani Youngest daughter Of Eli Brown, of this vi
cinity. aged 81 years.
DIED. in the vicinity of Mdileboro; second
day evening the 23i of First Month, MARTHA
sTRATTAS, wife of JosErH SrRArrAN, aged forty
two years three months, and fifteen days.
DIED At the residence of Mrs. Governor Wallace,
Of Indianapolis In Llama, the 81 day of January,
1854, JOHN HAINES OF Richmond, Indiana, of con-
gestve chill AMI paralysis of the brain. The dcceas-
ei was born May 5th 1907, in Frederick County, Ma
rylani HIS family is of the Oldest aud nluen-
ta OF Frisni Quakers in that State lie west in
lSs3, and located at Richmond, he has since
sii,l In ls5i impelled by of duty, he aban
donci profitable merchantile business, and invested
his means in a college building his farm Rich
mond, hvorably known Green Mount. II
successfully conducted under his management for
several years, and stands monument to his philan-
throphy and love of Few have left pure
record All who knew him will bear testimony his
uniform kindness, moderation, impartial judgement
and strict probiy of character. He lived and died in
in the faith and practice that teaches ito do 9th
ers would have them do US"
In business he was prompt attentive and minutely
accurate As an accountant and book keeper, he had
but few If any stTeriors gifted with clear mathe
NAUTICAL mind, he delighted in the labor of unraveng
intricate and complex questions that balied the skill
AMI comprehension of others.
Asa husband and parent he kind and attent
to interest of his family, demonstrating in his
domestic habits and attachments supreme love Of
home, rendered pleasant and joyous inmates and
friends, by his cheerful and instructive presence.
lie was educated in the views of the friend "Qua-
kers bit tolerated and practced moderation and re-
spect for the opinions of others. For many years no
prominent and influential as a member of his So
Getty at Richmond, from which he was separated tho
last few of his life, but remained steadfast in
principle and practice in his early faith and died in
full confidence of future reward.
In October last at the solicitation of the au-
horites, he accepted important ship in the Of
flee OF the Chief Mastering and Disbursng Department.
at Indianapolis, where his qualifications and xperienco
were highly appreciated, but with thousands of his
co-worAers fell martyr for the Constitution and
Union lie so much loved.
In the death Of John Hanes, the State has lost .
worthy and devoted citizen, and those who knew him
best, genial generous christian friend and neigh
Dor.
DiED-At the Residence of his father near Cam
bridge City, on Friday the END of January, Lieut..
. Meredith, son of Gen. Solomon Meredith, and
Anna Meredith. He was brave soldier of the ever
memorable Nineteenth Regiment, and shared largely
its peris and its iaurels At the second Bull Run fight
he was severely wounded by minnie ball barely pas
sing the wind pipe and juguar vein. Recovering he
entered the service again and of his fathers staff
officers he passed with that father through the most
terrible conflicts of the He was afterwards
wounded twice OF thrice. all of which made him an
easy prey TO the lung fever. He said, his death
bed, addressing tine General "Fatl,er I feel that
have given my life to my country"
It. Meredith was brave, generous and truly loyal
He possessed more than a common share of mental
powers and education which qualified him for any
of the duties of official life.
Let us drop tear the brave soldier, not for
getting that such the savours Of our country.
DIED On Seventh day evening last after brief
illness of two weeks, FRANCIS LUSK HADLEY,
youngest child of Hiram and Hannah +. Hadcy. aged
six months and nine days
DIED In the vicinity of this city, Wednesday Feb
3D., 1854, MARY, wife of John y. Smith, aged ~
years, month and days.
In the death Of Mrs. Smith, her husband and fam-
ly have with irrcparable o. as wife and moth
and society, a most exemplary and christian like
member. She could well say: "Into thy hands I
commit nv spirit: thou hast REDEEMED ms, Lord
God of truth"
TH0MAS.-On Wednesday. Jan. 9th, WILLIE, only
son of Samuel and Andeusia Thomas, aged months.
ECKEL.-In this city on the Goth inst, LIZZIE
LoaEsA. daughter of George and Mary Eckel, aged
years months and DAYS.
ECkEL-On the first inst, Ina Many, Oldest daugh-
Of George and Mary Eckel, aged years 4 months
and DAYS.
-.DAEIDSoS,-On the 3ist inst. At the resieac. OF
Geo. Davidson, EaxA +. DAVIDSON, aged 20 years
and Ii months.