, 1866-07-17

- tr1em 1hs " hestcp Northern lli:n".' an
Died. =, b. rst'trnee 10 "a1.rnn't. h:.s:r ,;'
to6Ita. CT F1tt1y e,s h.Ls. ite eiE iLss-n l:H'hL
WAhnkS, agt ttchf. SIX scaf~.
Thus peacefully an't irusiful'y ~ little
child. another NJ t1r pioneers a'n: Fa''i' s's
Ut the Northwest has !a'Etn asi''er; h''n
"h"he nenloIy ~Rs imprinted ''l't'fS' aha
bose ll1c has lain across the ht"tlrrs u. '"'
centuries like sunhcaft4 sif"ln !h'"'I'"i.
While eucll men 1snger We d'' n"' '''':l ~
hare lost the warm mud l!ssn. rt"sF ai''h M
olhrr age. sitcc they be0nh Ia MI''': ~ faif
year ol our Lord - the e,gttres,il. i:"' r'nc-
tetnth, nuI the first are l.n. Et.4,:cr age VI
l!me.-thr magnificent ttfnt:. d tr1'n':-.:
10 the real. They have gIsen new ~"f'''> 81
thought and hop4, Of light aInt E'r'rts, II"
ulankiul-2luunt calvary. Mount fefnJu 'i'd
our uw n chthel Martyr Vi frrv'i'In.
! saw lid eadty and rcvertntiy aSaY, bcara-h
! the waving grass and 1ht slrins'hI HoacF-'
last sabbsth. to 1--we acIo.s tt,- Vi tsst m IT.
| vellous centuries aud d0~u IL: t'a+, ttte ''',n
| o; another. uaulei Warren WA burn IN
Tow nhe. d, Midd'esex County. Mas*ac!tn'r.t'.
| of NJ" EnI land to carve uat h"ui' in s.c
| y pild-rnrts Of Western New York. The
st1uAc vf Ills axr-thai tFrk ii the eloea y!
| the old pioncer-~as uu,ouE tie Ers' hn''a
10 the county Of ChautaaIur., Thirty sh'rs
years Hgt, !c ret loot ur,n the pFnsis'. r.
1ectctl u tttw hs'li.c. II. what "a- 'l.tn paft
.oi Cook County, aud. erected The ars, trs'ned
| houtc III MI the region. Aud slux very s'as
/ hc Mas 10 the cugc u ctrlliza lou ihe
| dwelling uF hl- neas nr1.hlrur MAS tho lat
t.alliiation OF civilized nun until yoV rcacl1r!
Hamilton DlsEinrs" IN th'. lead 1t,,',,- nf
| Ga1.ua. Ihr lul,lun trsii. Wr1c uaainlnlcd;
| The derr tToopcd across tho 1raIrlce II WAS
= srleud,d territory Just waiting for the corl-
Ing mru.
And thitber he brought his family-wtte,
| son aud seven tAuvhser,--slfo ot ~hon, survira
| him, md I'll, With s.nc caecpilpn, were gath
sied around Lis grave. Colonel juln.s VI.
Warren, Of MsrrsntlIle: A1s. ;. D. Cobb and
podsop, Of Geneva; Mrs. a: T.. Carpenter
| sud Mrs. Aisaa Fowler, Ut WArrenyl1le, are
among tie children. Tue youngest OF them
ls foriy-tlfee Years Of age, aud, Until last
Friday night, the circle has been unbrokyp.
Just past elGh.eeu-stood up together on that
lar wedding cay In 1s03;. aLd promised ia inre
and trust each other t'tin death did theeo
payt."
Twenty;ee7sn 1ssFs ago As; Warren united
v lth the Baptist Church In Warrepr1llc. and
has ever lived rrrs and b.ametes4 liye. Lib
eral Ia spirit, with cb{rttg toward all. hnen;t.
able, large b. afssd. a. husba1d, father trEeud.
he has LETT ffAKr ant memory and IN puspot-
led nams. M'tedsawn toF {t.rs from the
BEEN With him calm and cfoudte9s, Ike Tie
ending Of long summers day. Sons thr.e
week. ago ho met With fall. io6ict1ue 81
yeze wound upon his bead. But It Has not
years the wonderful msehlns was worn onfe
and 70 :. the golden bowl was hroken.V the
wheel at the fountain and the pitcher at the
/ we'll.
And his true wife, the 'oyed Of his long
| eope yonth, the old.fashinned mother Of :
| lmt,ier, pu.es time, who has followed him
ita1n 1i{derueEs 10 wiIderue1s. to lesve
| them each . garden, u waiting to follow him
again, .,,,,1 N, The ,h,,o,,
Afr tnte iourre xiowu-"
| uhsi 4 hreadth u yeass het wecu the brida1
and tne dying day! The t'si!yer weddfn9"a 4
reneratlon @ away '',hc go:dea'' passed and
=, hs sned i,a1ds aud SET forth on s'the 1onr
nsth.s every Western 9tata and Territor1
kas been born iaso the Unioa; the steam
errtr,e has reyolutioofzcd. and the telegraph
has thrilled The world. When they. "ssood
mn together, Bonaparte had not BEEN
erovncd Washington had been dead four
I 1rars: Nelson had not thundereti OF Tr4lal-
Ecar. Waterloo IVES cot ret; the slave trade
vas not abuli1hsd, no1 "a nation born In 4
day
I the Wa1rens uLcn this S3rthw esttrn cmptso
the ta1hrr helied 10 fouad and 10 people,
| was glorious wllda1ueas-< 1t can furnish To-
day an ounce ii white hsela to every numan
berg on the planet, aud render abundant
ANSWtF 70 tEe rfa3SF 1i tnS "oEW. KN& Us
this day our daily bread" God let the rio-
nter live wonderful LIE, and verify he sleeps
1 well.
They buried him out OF their sight with the
old :ashioneA hi mna the fathess sanF; graf
| pall-beareTx and mothers In Israel with sp1t:s
or ca1raway in thrtr hanhs stood around
they looked solemnly npcu the faee Of s"e
\ dead md passed out. There was sAooAto
hush In the listlc village. and 50 u wss wcu-
\ The srn shune over ali, and = zobln iu ire
hard By sang On u cheesslJ, md The ao"esa