Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-08
The nInstrIone Dead OF 1s70.


January Caleb Gushing, American
statesman.
6-Morton McMichael, journalist.
S-Congressman Hartridge of Geor-
gia.
9-Joaquin BaldOmerO Espartero,
Spanish statesman.
10-Congressman Schleicher Of Tex
as.
12-OommodoreJ John Guest, U. s. N.
2O-JOhn Blair Scribner, publisher;
Geo. S. Hillard, author.
27-Dr. Henry Lindermann, ex-Di-
rector U. S. Mint.
About Cardinal AntOmicci.
February 2--Commodore E. r.
Thompson, U. S. NJ; Richard H. Dana,
ST., author
19--Bishop Foley of Chicago, Ro-
man Catholic.
21-The Ameer Shere Ali.
March 7-Elihu Burritt, philologist
and phiIanthropist.
9-Rev. John Weiss, essayist.
14-Dr. j. M. Woodwork, Super
vising Surgeon General U. S. Marine
| hOSpiJaI pefVlce'
19-Dr. James DeKoVan, Episcopal
clergyman.
21~Adolph ANDERSEN, chess player.
29-PrOf. George B. Wood, Philadel-
phia, medical author, etc.
About 30-Cardinal Guidi.
April 4--Ab del Kader, ex-Emir of
Mascara; Madam jerome Patterson
BOnaparte.
5-Heinrich William Dove, German
arch@ologist.
12-Gen. Richard Taylor, ex.Confed-
crate, and sOn.of President Taylor; vii
lemessant, French journalist.
2l--Gen. John A. Dix, American
statesman.
25-Bishop Ames Of the M. E. Church.
27--Gen. Alfred Sully, U. s. A.
80-Thomas Couture, French painter;
Mrs. Sarah j. Hale, for fifty years ed
itor of Godey's LGdg's Book.
May 6--Isaac Butt, M. p, leader of
the Irish Home Rulers.
10-Rear Admiral Z. G. Parrott, U.
s. N.
15-Jacob Staempai, ex-President of
Switzerland.
17-Judge Asa Packer Of Pennsyl-
vania. Rear Admiral s. w. Gordon, U.
S. N.
24-William Lloyd Garrison.
26--James Grant, English journalist
June 1-Gen. James Shields, U. s.
Senator.
Sharon Lionel de RothsChild,
banker.
10-Commodore F. A. Parker, Com
mandant u. s. Naval Academy,
24-Commander William G. West,
U. s. N,
25-Albert Weber, piano manufac-
turer.
27-sir John Lawrence, ex-Viceroy
of Iudia.
28-Keith Johnston, African ex-
plorer.
8O-sir William F. Cooke, construc-
tor Of the first English telegraph line.
July ll--Ex-Governor William Allen,
of Ohio.
19-H. D. Palmer, theatrical man
ager.
August 5-Charles Fechter, actor.
14-Blshop Odenheimer, Episcopal.
27-.Sir Rowland Hill, English postal
reformer.
8l-General j. B. Hood, ex-Confed-
crate.
September William Hunt, artist.
49, Rear-Admiral Charles Boarman,
u. S.N.
18-Daniel Drew, stock operator, etc.
Violet le Duo, French architect
30-Rev. DIR. j. P. Thompson, Con-
gregationai clergyman and author.
October civilian H. Powell, art
ist.
18-Honry @. Carey, political eoono-
mist.
17-Bishop Whittingham, Episcopal.
20--Ernst Won BulOW, German Min
lister of Foreign Affairs.
80. b. Blackstone, actor.
3l--General Joseph Hooker, U. s. A.
Jacob Abbott, author.
November 1--Zaohariah Chandler, U,
s. Senator.
6--Rear-Admiral VIM. Reynolds, U.
s. N.
-Rear-Admiral A. II. Kitty, U. S. |
NJ, Richard Schell, New York politi-
clan.
22-Mrs. Charles Dickens.
24-J. I. Delane, editor London
Times.
29--Mlohol Chovalier, political econ
omist.
SO-General jefferson G. Davis, U.
s. A.
December S--Congressman Lay, Of
Missouri.
20-William Mckee, journalist, chief
owner Of the ST. Louis Globe Democrat.
26-J. H. Haokett, Recorder of New
York City since 1856.
27-Wllliam Hepworth Dixon, author.
- Cleveland Leader.
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