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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-05-03

The ladies are inUit|d to call and
eramine Hrs. KDkpatrick's Beautiful
Petite "a Hats. just rese,cef.
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Don't You FORGET Ii.

Just received at G. G. Colly's the largest
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If you wish to buy your pillow
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Mr.. Rainey, the colored ex mem

Mr.. Rainey, the colored ex mems
Der Of Congress, was offered clerk
ship in the Treasunery department
recently, by Mr.. Sherman, but in
siIgnantly declined, hoping for some
thing higher Since then. it APP
pears, he has concluded not 10 nurse
his wrath, but to take the Office.
He did right. Chances for the
NgentIemen from Africa" are not ~
plenty as form. Better take
row what they can ger, and not be
slow abcut II, either.
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COUNTY rRxAsURER.

NAHE are authorized to announce
" JAMES NJ. ANDERSON, Sr.. as a
candidate for reelection for the Office of
County Treasurer.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-05-03

WHITwoRTH FEMALE COLLEGE.
ookifayen. Miss. School charges
reduced to $3.50 to June 2J.h, 1879.
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NOTICE..

Jake Mitchell takes this means to in form
the public that he has retired from bust
ness-and has his books and accounts in
the office of fl. Lehman, Agent, Eas: Side
Liberty street. where he wishes those in
debted to him to please call and settle
without delay.
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Which has just entered on its
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To keep apples from decaying,
put them in Al cool where
there is a large family of children.
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Milky Milk

BriZzoiara keeps fine cigars
fresh beer, and sells cheap for cash
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Fen CIIANCERY CLkmIS.

ROR CllANCERY CLRRlk.
NAIE are auih horned to announce W. II.
" CASeELL as a candidate for Cham
Gerry Clerk Of Madison county /; subject to
decision Of Democratic Nomination Con-
ventions
"E are authorized to announce WILL
w ii. BAILEY as a candidate for
Chaneery Clerk of Madison county; sub
ject to decision Of Democratic Nominating
Convention.
"E are authorized to announce E. s.
w JEFFREY as candidate for Ghancery
Clerk Of Madison County. Election, No
vembcr 1879.
"E authorized to announce HoR-
w ACE HANDY AS . candidate for Chan
eery Clerk Of Madison County, subject TO
elton Of the Democratic party.
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Lools Out for the Hue Cross.

Look Out for the Hue Cross.
T1All dcliu9nent subscribers will TT
" find the inexorable cross on their "
Paper-unlil they settle up all
~ arrears. We hope this issue will n
~ be the only one subject to the ~
= Aabove Indication. Send along the L -
money and wipe away our cross.
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POST OFFICE.

From and after this date, until further
notice, mails close AS follows, from this
Office: For North and South at Up. NJ.
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FOR THE LEGIsLATURE.

FOR THE LEGISLATUIe
pALPH STADEKER is candidate for
IL the nomination of Representative to
the lower House. Subject to the Demo-
cratic Nominating Convention.
w HILL, Esq, as u candid ate for the
Legislature, subject to the Democratic
Conservative Nominating Convention.
NTE are authorized to Announce EN-
w NETT L. ROSS candidate for the
House Of Representatives; subject to the
action Of the Convention of the Democra
tic-Conserxative Convention.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
res DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

"E are authorized to announce II. S.
w FOOTE of Madison, as a candidate
for the Office Of District Attorney, subject
TO the decision of the Democratic -Conser
vativc Convention.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-05-03

With the opening of New Year the pro-
prietor of the CITIZEN gives notice to its
many friends and the public that no pains
will be spared to make
, 1879-03-19

Srteta! Dfspa;ch ia The 7ftbMne.
LANs,Nn, Mich, Alarrll BIN the Senate
hills passed fur thp protcctlon of game; to au-
tliorize the allowance Of injunctions by Circuit
Judges OF adjnlnEFg judicial districts IN ccrtuia
eascs; to amend the Law relative tu Justices
Courts; To lcgnl!zo thc ctcetion Of oflIecrs IN
certain school districts; 10 restrict tic payment
OF contracts raval,!c In swamp lands In ihe Uu-
per Pcrtrsular to la,,ls III tE'e county IN which
the work is Under contract In tlle !lousc bills
pnssctl incorporating tic City If Sit. Clemens;
Nmundtug tile chartcr Of Ann Avl'or: AUTHOR
iz1uy Day County to receive CERTAIN lhtls
In trust; authorizing The County Of Kalamazoo
to rni,o money by tax to buy grounds
Tor holding agricultural fairs; nrpropEint!n.
S;., ,{hD t,er nltsn for the eate nuhlfc school Mt
Co1dwater: nncndfng law relative tn trespnsscs
on ,lt,.Ic lands, sn .Nt Tho commissioners OF
the State I.Atul Office lnay settle rascs Ut tres
1,ass without legal proceedings; Incorporating
thu Village Of Centrsyll1r: preventing t'lc IN.
FICTION Of luotrot at,UnG sheep; rcsntlnE IL tue
nnuuul nlcrti'.. uf the SulrTut!natcd Preachers
AID Socfety Of the Mctlmlst Episcopal Church.
Mrs. kIWIey, ALtlN,r Of illu i.eK8pntter articles
that lei to ;lte investigation OF Lie nlatra Of the
fnsa,c Asylum nj Kalamazoo, was before thu
Committee tu.tlay, and her evidence WINS very
damaging to certain high officials connected
with the Institution.
President AnEcll, Of Michigan University, IT,
ttrcrcd MI address OH the needs 0f ihc instltu-
tton hetoro tic Legislature this evening.
, 1879-03-19

tho County. tnnge. with pfhnf Of nottco having
L"Gn Given or hcrvrG Al required tn Cnaca nr'sn9
Mn1ct s,wnAhtn ofaanlsatton y thc County Judge,
AtGf iiHArnR nijectfuna tn eufh pettton. u my,
e alln app'int three 4'lntcfrsscs tsochol:lrrato to
vow thu rtoll.[. locntlnn nhl rnuto oF aaid Hro,
lvsed or existing lraln, II sath y!ewrIt.
q" "f opon "9T5{ I'LL ,o e. ,taSsn ans' Of 1s1 aa pcts
t'oncr o. petttonrr. shou5d 10 psaut:a they .hail
calI*c nat and survey tlscscof to hc made by
cnMDctcRt sntssSur. who tlal1 report kncf. rnr'ny
anu pI1t. giving EttnrscH mud CrtanccH md frcet-
ftng ts Is,'4a npon which raid dlatn is loents or
I'll" same rtctis so clahEr alter ise hegInnlng olnt
sunte, tcrhnus, 0r MIEts vi cuusi ructDA uf aHlIb
hrilA, ID In Provided in tut cIsc of Highway Tom:
rta'onctF. when hctnN m similar nct'ti0nf, ntld
tl.ey 1Al! caate tho at "r nfy"y thsreof tn caso
nl cAnnGo to b. tutlf IA ~ ntcttd. Thu rcpoit "t
tho Viewers ~ lna!ty improved by them slRlI ho
He'd +, the Dflce ur tho ',puny cicFk. md upon
Thu filing Of thr sahc rho Court shnli snae Ill nritf
than len daya from the tIilh os aach report. when
II VII hear all nljectI0na IN eaitl report. On TIM
da$ flxei for hearing objections. II any oh1eet!an1
ntu lnnlc, the Court shall hcar thu sRe, ami shalt
hsar hll adnils@lhto testimony In reRard tleretn
ndJnnrn he sat CItuao to future day To be liked
" lis order. md II, tlI1un thu 1iia hearing, hala
CnHtt fhn be u opinion thnl palh draih Is bcne'
hctal u tha part! "r nartcn retit!ontng f1r TIC
nit greatly damaging The ows.ur 3? owners nf lan!
htTGsa Or tlI1n which ttu SAME II lncaed. II small
innate MI order establishing llo HamDt PrDvded,
That II nny uwncr own"za nf fanh ncrGsH or ujlo
which SALT drain Ia lucted nr Gat*aIatl ahall nut
fcleasa Tue talnaTGs arising frGtn the cahstEGet1n
dr establishment IT Huc drum. TIM FttnG shall not
be construed Dr l.elt! ehtal lehc unt! the da'n.
ages a. To such HH1tcr Hall h1ro been ascettMlIleh
BY Jury. as prov IaGti III rfoccGdha* IL ascertain
tinnaaea in similar cnscs lii cDantics undcr town.
ship organization.
, 1879-03-19

IIe Lays Dawn tho Inv to tho Virginia
ttrnnh Jury.
LrNcMnund, W., atarcl 18.-Tl.o UnItcd
Status Court of thu Wcstcrn District ot VIZ
.lnta commenced Its Gessiun to-day. Judgu
Hives, In ILLS ciargo to the fFalMl Jusy OIL tic
subjert OF mxcd jurirs a'hl tic Indictments Ut
County Judges for failure tu provide, sahl It was
the duty OF thu jury to snforeo uniform
obedience nnl cxnct us,ly0rsAa respect FOR thu
laws. "If tlls ahall be faithfully uthl tcaress'y
done throughout my whole district, It will ar-
rcst ,uture rrsorts to thu Fe2ural Courts fur
ll.u denial In thIs respect ut 'tl.e equal pro-
tert!ou ot tl,o luws,' and Leave thu statc
Courts In tho full md FREQ exercise
Of their appropriate Jurisdiction. But II thts to
not done, a'nl a ptasn duty is cyadcd under ast-
fully devised and misplaced sctuples NJ 10 the
Inv, VOL, will De fomcntinE further disorders an
conflicts. MI, ut \ loss to conceive my motive
ol1 lhu purt of honorable And Intelligent citzobs
tp undertake in my way to obstruct tue great or
rautc measures tu which your faith as u pcuple
d nligllted IN ihu must solemn MANNER, " tO
ljMurt t,,u mission OF Tic tienerui Government
In ali tts departments tn gyo eQunl protection
Ut thu laws to vii It's cltixens without dlsttnc-
tim ~
, 1879-03-19

,o,Iht TIC motion mas lost'-scns H. nays 17'-aa
:ss7 'sssTa.y y@s ss"e; s'asg, s Ess Syss;
staAbcr. N,e.cn. slcCnttrey, md 1enaa-lt.
"y;I,.s't{S g9sF s, ,sl"'y 1y 'a,nR Res.
1,'awlsi:h. itomp'on, knopf. Waldo seh"eistha, .
AID. Thropp moved to strika o,t tho Item or
"ossy x'e@ 's' 4 yi|t in in which to keep the s''''
Aid. Tuicy repeated his former speett m th.<
subject, eay!nE tint he lad the opponents uf tho
Item where l1c wanted them. The custom had
divide t''c intarest-money for political pdtposct
tU continue the Republican party In power. ,
AID. ,,Ehrnp desired to know II AID. Tuic1
khcw that 10 Jo true.
c1Inn,on report. The Treasurer ltatl beer tc
eetyng ed per ccnt on an average balanco o
Ali. Cook wished information as to tho PM
AID. Tulcy could alvo the names mentioned
by common report.
ecvcrhf Aldermen Names.
AID. Tnley--Ii,c Treasurer WIS named by -
prominent politician.
AZ. Gook-Was liz o Republican, -,
AID. Cook-Democra!s, Of course, never IT,
AEl. Tutcy-No; they generally keep all they
coil get. [i.a.,thtcr.] !,
Tile previous question was ordered. on.l ta
'motEon was agreed to,-ycas II, nuys 1o,-as fol.
.lras-Dallard, Gfthcrt, Mallory r'osdtcs. smytu,
Tilroop, ..Seaton, 1'kenlpsun, knopf. s3tnabcf,
Ssescn, Waldo, sehwel.tllal, Mccartney
AaW-Tncy. Sanders, Phelps, Tu1Iy, Tasdar,
!t1fdhIi, srSally. Law1cr, McNurncy, Ettkuer,
Gnok Nawlcigll, Ayan-l3. ::
Tile last item was reached without further Oh.
!ectipn, a1''t Aid. schHclsthai moved to adopt
the bill as II whole. -:
This was agreed to under suspension Of tho
ft.Ica, to avoid puGife1tfnu.-yens G1 htye a.
Us follows: .
T.aa-ta1tard, Sanders. rul!y. t.oddlnc Nlordar,,
MeNAlly. Oliver. Lamfcr, nci1icr. Stnytln Me-
MnsneF. ElsGner. CoHk, fhrobj'. aeaton, kawltigst
ihomns1n. hymn, Nicsc1,+ Waldo. Jonsnulls,.
..+,ays-Tnley. pholps, Gtlbort. Mallory, Turnor.
Knnpf. athuboF, sclixeisthnl. McCairrry-D.
AID. Tuley nude tln: poDt t1las, thu proceeds
Ut certain city property hcEng unprecedented, d
t~nfl'trtls yOte WAS necessary to pass tla
ordinance.
After eomc discussion, the yo.o was recou-
ktdGTcu null anDtWr vpto taken, tho fcns llcrr
2tA'th u'c ta, sG.-ltrrer, knopf,alnl McCa1ffey
etlanElilg.-+h ttuw no question rs to lcgn1lty
cart bc rnfsc,t.
The Council tAcn. at IL: :45, adjourned.
THE Elu1tT's WORK
tnay bc thus summarized: AIdittona, ?7,ND;
subtrnctions, $.El,aOU; MT reJuGtinp. Sly5,Nu,
or nDout nnc-thirl tho ntlhl,ut tic Mayor sur-
Ecstcsl should be loppcd otE. Whether Ills
llnor Mill lte satisfied wtt lllis partial yIcIdtg
to l1ts wishes remains to ne seen,
, 1879-03-19

ST.. LOUIS, No., March 1S.-t1corco Il. Mar
gan, Secretary Of the Acrelants' Exchange,
furnishes ti.p following atltcn'cns Vt packing Ut
this point from Nov. to March II Number OF
hogs killed. Geo. ,cc0l; average gross weight. 2oa
pounds; average Gust Ter pound gross, shado
oyur q B-10 cents; nysrsgu Yield q lard, 40 u.
i0j; barrnts~ incss posk maAu, 87,637t othsr
Eiuls poEisf 5,4SJ.
, 1879-03-19
At I't1STIS, MICH.

GRAND RArlns, sIict,., March 1S.-Mnrttu o.
scnta sture and dwelling ht1 their contents Ut
Tust1l, at,ouL 10l ni!cs north 1T l,cre on tlla
Gsa.nl Kards T. 1ndiara llailroad, burned lato
last night. l.nss estimated NJ S',00D, on which
there was t;NM Of !nsurnucc,- III the
Rorer Williams md sa.,0k) III tl,a Underwriters
ai New fork. l!u ttrlnl llapids j. Inltata
freight lcnot nlso burned. Int most NJ its ca.
tcnts wrru aayu,1. L,Iss, SJtfl to s5OD, Oh which
tlrrv was liz INSURANCE. Thu orisin Ut thu tlro
Ia not k1lOSE,
, 1879-03-19

Ccrtnln Russian journalists hare formulated
tllu project u literary "Cuuncll Of Ilonor,"
viii, tue ylow Of plnc!lly restraint on tho tx
cesscs of newspaper controversy, ThcI oslst.
tutors chiefly belolg to le sta Ut the tooa mid
Ntdeua. Tfe lead!ng features Of thIs soulc-
literary coilnrtl of lnstssation, cotlsistns ut
twslyo persans, to DO elected anomR!y. y. Tls
council 10 mediate III all cuses Of literary un.t
lournalist!c strife, but only w4en sppealca 10 by
une Of thu euntenlns parties. L. III such cuses,
cact, Ut tho aisthitunts lnny choosu an arbitcr
iron, aulong ltt peHlbera Ut council. It will
10 llic tluty Ut the nrb!ters thus chosen to etl-
tlcavnr to rec0IlcttG the partics. H,Il uraroBt =
resort ~ objectionable tMutauds Of spttllng
literary luarSrls
, 1879-03-19

New 1nEn1A, 1.a., March, le.-but little inter-
est ii tuker. In |.c clcctlon today, which passed
oil q,Lutly. Tm Republicans ,'o'lcd heavy
yote, lud, SO fur ns huarsl frotn, have elected
Iu.lye Funtcltcu by largo majority, and gave
Judge Simon, the independent Senatorial ca'H1''
.latc, majority of abunt SOD.
NEW OWLEAHs, La., alArch 18.-i'he cscctiun
of delegates to thu Constitutional CoHycl,tlui
pnsspl OF quietly. III thls city tho regular
Democratic ticket Was elected The soto was
very light.
, 1879-03-19
J4AA4t1.I.E COUNTY.
EbtriUf UfsIHftth to THe Tt.ftHus.

OTTAWA, ILL.,, March lS.-'the Republican
Convention to-day notntnntcd Stephen Arnold,
Ut htenslnta, for RECORDER, Ills co,ltostnnt, Mr.
pilcl,cr, M o.e bullet receiving within thrce Of
majority. I'll" no,u!nro Isl uurIuan md an
efficient 1nosnbcr of to lsourti of Supervisors.
'l'hu Democratic mud Greeuack Convention Will
10 held ut thu 95tti. SictIat election April |.
, 1879-03-19


JANgsvt1.as, WIS.,. ,stnrrh ls.-1'ho farn,-
house OF the lasu W. II. Fcrrs, ncar aiilton was
to.ully destroyed BY are this morning. The
outbnlld!nya and grain Stock wegc a'ao burned
l.oss utnut sl,5oo; Insured In ilo FMr,ncfs'
MUTUAL Insurance Company II this county for
$l,0UJ.
, 1879-03-19

sl,nxEApoL,s, sIInn., AEarpl, 1s.-Tla waro-
house nj Wheaton, ltcynotds & CO., sasfn,
.toors, and blinds, Wis completely destroyed BY
IL. lust night. Loss, $l6,500; Insured for
aG,50U.
, 1879-03-19

}e thu taf pesa,o' n1e, "t ~ Tnwn EefF vythn
thete",u,. thsu. II 'tirrvaftsr. II." IT, '"
sEr I'LL, ~. M nn,rr sniI rction. rirai ronsidef
thef hct,on c,nye ",t"u n % tho nrnm,nr ntut rotr
f @ xe,sn 5 +, rm OF or o eaan ,0 ~ 1S
tfare;.n,,; ",'t thcreUi. frt an oncn 10 coy.t"
ssst5,st!f'%s s?o y! 's i IF Sisisisss i st
tu chnntn wnG ~ * n; sfti"s intr.n.tc @ tev .hni
r. hss 1owsr ia make rucn nltcraton rlther
node of H. % raa ~ m ni liz nr,nmat.
% ~ scss cs sy nthrr :" peu n n" "I ~ @ III
iams. thss mnn ,n,,cI tn hc enmrx", inrsttn mi
rt''i, rtr1' i,T Of ton,, witt alterations o. canres ,hoy
ba'c naau II aaf drain. nn1 tIat IN n},errd
Of eonssMcaHs eon,"cca ny thrm thc; lay" toen1nt nr
ana,t,eM ana es" H. ic easc my bc, tic said ,irai,,
m ssnn tsr III sce, nna WSas1 fSt"
I'll. tSTass osan sa d Se arersyed p;sys or ta r.
po;eu ~ lcir ,enort and urdcr tuchnv
ehaIl ase".iih e ,.ifh tmrrcv md nnt iHrrrnf NJ mn
;na ;ntoses ssta md located Tho ratufn 10 ae tlall 10
te'd 70 ne a ,, .sl,t th,. tct,tns tr.Snn ,hnil
,a a.etsd a1a, p hy te iii Tow Gcrk mt, thr reeuri 20
eado saa o thrrc,, wcr" Inv Nv nrrf"rnn
Ios1 ~ II ihn petitioner o. petitioners .la dc.
t!1t ~ srnrn5 ~ o;,ti ,icr,Jni hv t'In
tnhhY, tua. aun'e,H ,.on,,n,s,lnrrr. mi .hr1t In
fsd ,nir ~" rnn.cnt NJ lin ,1wncr nr own.
t,nu xt{ JrnJ,
trs Of INC lnh. ,to a. a. a.i',1ai, -. nf..,saia
MS. hafe usG,n ,oe % nst.l,ii.,,nnnt ' ,n",nnf -.
10 b totasii ,e ~. cm,fa as'mnnra ~ Ii,rhwnv mi
sppso'S%a q; Hh,e E 10 "btaIn reestr Of 'ames ~ v
rhsl oe sic w., cst'a ~ ' nn1 corsr"ction tMclc,nr
asot u Iii, ~. u,i nnor H. rcsncct nf t1,o hsnn"os
To- aaeFce W,a Sa'n 49, ~ ,ntitr",s ,nax ~ mo- tin
f1th psaasi ai r,nnths frnn' I'm tfmn ri ntlnv IL"
within twss ~ .ns t,ivhv,v ~ 'v ~
detchllht'. , - nt, ~, ~ ,ii,, 49,. rmtr ~ liz IT,
Town ~ etK sasxnsh IN IN WITH ncn lan. ~ to aro
Peace a! tnc @ ~" ~ ti,o rcrnri frnn, +ha Tnsru
taHsa e"p r',,t"iuim ,hc ,"tttn,. fr ."e, ps
CLERK QUIZ ~ H., ~ i},,..w ~ t.on,,nts.nnnt
and me natt ns ~ ns ~, H.,,n,,,t a,ttr fns'
heron anu snn as M o S a o,rcr ~ u IT,
Tho nans or ~" !, mrnsr ,otsry r.. ~ iaot ~
lands, u ki.M, ,tT s aI "; !. =, ~ "tH .I ~.
aeress or uPoa Ms sit sm ,.i r" 70 sj ~ .|a VI
essanlisheo my y, t;, s,,I .xe ~ t,mm ,s Vt
owners or any y, ti nni " nn.vn ~ ~ ,I' ho AT. a.S
residents VI ue e'o"'S' - "''o"n !" W 'us"
se.!dents ,-,o, Tho a,,,o r, .rc, ,gd,y,, mi
SET. -. 1pon " nlls ~ ; n"I" ~ n'a,ha ~ ~, unts
copy 81 fceeItl a. ntnsesaia, tha " ile mug ot
t1!d Justice ~ ,as''c s'"na IT, lnsy ~ ams
Consanla 2! sa eGnty ,y oveetw ~ ,'.,,s Ill., ~ en, ~
mons twelve men % Mavne ah1 oaas,nHa..oh: a,, .,
Jurors ~ nnncMf ne1ofe nm ~ saci t,iMo AMI
place as thv ns uclfmattNt 10 n'scst tte 1Smneeu.
ffanE, which tne oWhor or oHnPFA ~ t!le fhnA VII
.ussain. dcsct!btne the iana nuof ~ actost WHEN
I,ta drun ts }ncateh' hy seasnn Ut t.e location
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OBITUARY..
BISHOP WIN. III. oDENHEIMER.


BURLINGTON, n. j., Aug. 14.-BishOp Oden-
heimer died here of Brigs disease at o'clock today
The Rev. William Henry Odenheimer, d. D.,
Bishop Of the Diocese Of Northern NewJersey born
10 Philadelphia, August H. 1917, and OF John
Odenheimer,a merchant Of that city, He gradu
aed in 1885 from the University of Pennsylvania, where
he delivered the valedictory He Immediately became
candidate FOR holy orders, and entered the General
Theological Seminary In Newly ork, from which he
graduated In 1888. He ordained as deacon in
the Protestant Episcopal Church by Bishop donk
OF Pennsylvania during the latter year, and became
assistant to the rector OF ST. Peters Church. Phlade
pha' the Rev. DR.. DE Lancy. When Dr. De Lancy was
elected Bishop OF Western NewYork IN 1910 his young
assistant was chosen his in the reetorshp
Of ST. Peters. He then too young TO he or
daineh priest, and also too young to become
rector but he served until the Autumn oI
lsh, when he became twenty-four years or
age. ana was ordained priest. His administration Of
tho parish was remarkably successful In 1856 he
eeiyed the degree OF d. d. from his Alma Mater and in
1899 he was chosen Bishop Of the Diocese OF New
jersey which then embraced the entire State TO sue
coed Bishop Doane. He was consecrated In Richmond,
Va, at meeting OF the General Convention
IN the October following. He loved his diocese
deyotedly, performed all his duties zealousy,
ana devoted himself to allaying the discussions
which existed when he took charge. He
succeeded admirably and and harmony prevailed
during his administration among the clergy aud laity.
His dioeee grew to such proportions that in 1874 IT
DIVIDED the seven northern counties OF the state being
set OH aud called the Diocese OF Northern New-Jersey.
BsnOp Odenneimer chose to preside the new do
cese, and Newark az his episcopal residence.
ABOUT thls time his health became impaired, and ne
spent SIX months in England returning to Newark
much Improved. Soon nfterward again began to fail,
Dot continued to perform his duties until about
year ago, when he returned 10 his former home at Bur
ngtOn 10 end Ills days his old friends and neigh
oors lie was superior classical scholar ana ex-
celent preacher. He leaves widow and three daugn
iers One OF his daughters recently married, and Is
studying art H. Paris
Bishop Odenheimer gave TO the world q number OF
works. among which the fOilOwnR " The Origin
and Compilation OF the Prayer Book, QS4I; The De-
vOut Churchman'S Companion 1Siu; " The true
Cathohc no Romanist" n942); Thoughts on Inner
chiscd IiSI4I; "F Riageourgias on study"
g Bishop Wni.e's Opinions" us46l; Essay on
Canon Law" $50; 1.-THE Clergyman's As
sistant In READING the Liturgy" qs40; " The Pr-
yate Prayer Book" uS51G ana Jerusalem and its
Vicinity Series Of Familiar Lectures on the sacred
Localities Connected win the Week before the Result
recton" $500. In the latter work Bishop Oden-
helmer results OF his medltdtOns among the
holy places during visit 10 Jerusalem IN 1888