The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-02
The Dead Of the year.

The year just closed has witnessed the
deaths OF many persons distinguished in the
walks of art, science, letters, and all the
learned professions. Thackeray, Hawthorne
Morris Landon, Schoolcraft. Mrs. Kirkland
and Catherine Sinclair are lost to literature:
Sillimau, Hitchcock and Struve to science !;
Hunt, Roberts and Husson to art; Never
beer to music; Robson and Wallack to the
stage Archbishop Hughes, Thomas Starr
King, Potts and the WinsIows to the church:5
Sedgwick, Wadsworth Rice Mcpherson,
Birney, Ransom and Totten to the army -
Storer, McCulney, w. D.. Porter and Crayan
to the navy; Giddings Loveioy, Quincy,
Hulsemann O'Brien, Talmadge, and Day
ton, to the craftsmanship or diplomacy -
"Mudsill" Hammond, Clay, Marshall, 7.
Butler King. Gist, Stuart, Polk, and Morgan
to the rebels; the Kings of the Sandwich
Islands, Bavaria and Wurtemburg to the
throne; Newcastle and Carlisle to the Eng
lish nobility, and Malakoff to the French
Spoke and Gerard to the ranks of intrepid
explorers and travellers; Hornbower and
fancy to the bench, and William Curtis
Noyes to the bar; Pere Enfuntin, the head
OF the st. Simmons is also numbered with
the dead; and the names Of Ticknor, Waite
mare, Senior McCulloch, Ampero, Grattan
Sealst3sh, and Leech swell the list.
Archbishop Hughes died on the Sd of Jam
uary, at the age of 65 years and close upon
this announcement came the tidings # the
death OF Ihackeray on the previous Christ
mas eve. Mrs. Kirkland died in April.
Hawthorne in May, George P. Morris in Ju-
ly, Miss Sinclair in August. Walter Savage
Lander in September McCulloch, the stats
tician, in November and Schoolcraft and
Mrs II. W. Farnham in December
During the battles of the Wilderness. in
Grants march toward Richmond, the gal
liant Sedgwick, Wadsworth, Rice and Ste
"enson fell; Mcpherson was killed in battle
at Atlanta in July; Birney died of disease
in Philadel phia in October, and Ransom at
Rome, Ga, eleven days later. The rebel
Bishop General, Leenidas Polk was killed
in battle in June; j. e. B. Stuart was kill
ed in May, and John Morgan was shot in
Tennessee in September.
The following is classified SUMMARY OF
the neurological record of the year:
AUTHORS
W. NJ. Thackeray, Thomas G. Grattan
Nath'l Hawthorne, AIaric A Watts.
Walter ). Landor Charles Seatsfeld
George +. Morris, John L. McCulloch.
Henry K. Schoocraft Catherine Sinclair,
Mrs. E. w, Faruham,
CLERGY
Archbishop Hughes, Hubbard Winslow,
Thomas Starr King, Miron WinsIow,
Damel Waldo, Peter Bulions
George Potts,
SOLDIERS,
Union, Rebel
General Wadsworth, General Stuart,
We neral Sedgwick, General Polk,
General Rice, General MORGAN
General Mcpherson, General Jenkip>,
General Stevenson, General Jo,es
General Birney, Generc., C;.t
S Senera, 1otteh' General Cleburne,
Neuerai manson. General Ramseur
SAILORS
f Au'iiiS: Storer Commodore McCluney,
0o''i w. u. Porter, Captain Cravan,
STATESMEN AND DIPLOMATS,
Joshua K. Giddings, Caleb B. Smith,
Owen LoveiOy, Smith O'Rrian
&. Hulsemany. Josiah Opincv
VIM Ihayer, Andrew H. Reeder,
Wm' l. Dayton, n. P Tallmadge
Governor Fairbanks Governor Gamble.
ARTISTS, MUSICIANS AND ACTORS
LaVld Roberts, William Hunt,
6iacomo Meyerbeer, Aristides Husson,
Fred. q. Robinson, John Leech,
James W. Wallack, Samuel DowelI.
SCIENCE.
Struve-astronomer Edward Hitchcock.
Benjamin Silliman, Eben Miriam.
DIR Franklin Bache,
KINGS AND EoBLEs
hing kamehameha, Duke of Newcastle.
Ming OF Bavaria, Duke of Malakoff
hihg OF Wurtemberg, Earl of Carlisle,
TRAVELLERS.
John Spoke, Jules Gerard
JURISTS.
Chief Justice fancy, James M. Porter.
Judge Hornblower William c. Moves
LEADING REBELS (cvIuANs)
James Fl. Hammond. w. R. w. Cobb.
Thomas B. Fling Thomas E. Marshall,