The Iola register., 1883-01-12
NEUROLOGY OF 1882.

ASSSAsVAVUA VIZ 4OOSe
The following list contains the names of some
OF those among the more eminent In the differ
ent callings specified who paseed away in The
United states during the year lS62:
POLITICAL wORLD.
David p. Nichols, State Treasurer Of Con
necticut; Edwin w. Stoughton, ex-United
States Minister to Russia; Alexander H. Bul
lock, Ex-Governor of Massachusetts,; Ensign
q. kellogg, American representative on the
Fisheries Commission. Pittsfield. Mass: Rev
Henry Highland Garnet, United States Min
Minister to Peru: Thomas Allan. Member Of
Congress from Missouri; Horace Maynard, ex
PostmasteE,GensraL Knoxville, Tenn; ex
Governor Z. c. washburn, Of Wisconsin,; Will
lam Dennison, Ex-Governor of Ohio: X. NJ. A.
Hawk. Member Of Congress for Illinois: Icha,
bod Goodwin, War Governor of New Hamp
shire; Juan b. Alvarado, Ex-Governor of Cali
lister to Italy: BENJAMIN Harvey Hill, United
states Senator, Atlanta, Ga; Isaac Murphy
nrst Union Governor Of Arkansas after the
War; Dr: James Adair, founder Of the Green.
Public Printer, Berkely Springs. w. Va: L. A.
Straw. Ex-Governor of New Hampshire; James
I. Robinson, Ex-Governor Of Kentucky;
Josiah Quincy, Sr, ex,Mayor Of Boston: Mass:
Tnurlow Weed, New York; Andrew S. Her
ron. C0ngressman-elect, Louisiana; j. T. Or
deErah. ConRressman-elect, Ohio; Robert
federacy; Godlove 8. Orth, Member of Con
gress from Indiana; Ex-Governor BENJAMIN
q. Humphreys, Mississippi.
Ex-MEMBERs OF CONGRESS-.
EDWARD Joy Morris. Pennsylvania; c. G. Clay,
Alabama; - Tanner. New York, Clark
son N. Potter. New York; Edmund Burke
New Hampshire; General Elijah Ward. New
+. Conway, Kansas; William B. MacLay. New
York; Milton =. Latham, California; Fl. w.
Harrington, Indiana; John ID. Pierce, Michi
gan; Ozro ]. DOdds, Ohio; Samuel c. Fessen.
dan Mnfr
Charles 8. Benton, Wisconsin; C. c. Wash.
burn. Wisconsin; NJ. A. Ottero, New Mexico;
Albert g. Burr, I!linois; Stephen Coburn
Msine; George p. Marsh. Vermont; Artemus
land; Emil Luserre. Louisiana: N. F. s. Lit
tlefeid, Maine; Fernando c. Beaman, Michi
gan; John Hanna. Indiana; Willard p. Hail.
soss .9 0R9 e sr
lima: Henry c. Murphy. New York; Orville
Robinson, New York; N. H. Van Worries, Ohio.
General silas Casex. fM Major Charles A. webb
Captain 8. p. Ferris. General Walter Gwynn,
oldest graduate of West Point; Major John II.
Frantz, Surgeon; Major L. Lorain, Professor
G at West p Point: Captain Thomas \. French
Patten., General Joseph G. Barnard, Major
General George II. Crossman, Major William
Nelson. General G.. X. Warren, Major Charles
Colonel fichard Arnold. General Daniel Tyler
General George c. Thomas. General Sidney
Burbank. Lieutenant-C Colonel schoaeld.
Rear-Admiral James H. Spots, Benismip
Franklin Delano. ex-United States Naval Con
structor: Rear-AdmiraI John Rodgers, Com
mander Terry, Rear-Admiral David 8. Nc
pougall: Rea admiral John c. Beaumont
miral Charles H. Poor. Commodore Henry
Eagle, Admiral Strong, Rear-Admiral Robert
II. Wyman, Rear-Admiral James +. Schenck
Jobn p He,lv Cornorat,on Co,,nse, Roa
ton, Mass; Judge John Putnam, Supreme
Court, Massachusetts; George w. Brooks
United States Judge. East District of North
preme Court Vermont; Richard H. Dana, Jr,
jurist and author, Boston. Mass. Theophlus
Parsons, ex-Professor of Law IN Harvard Col
lcge: Judge Ezra Wilkinson, Superior Court
OF Massachusetts,; Judge Charles Fox, oldest
member of the Cincinnati bar; s. A. Purvf
ance, ex-Attorney-Generalo of Pennsylvania
ex-Assocint9 Judge Leas, of Pennsylvania:
Judge Charles b. Mason, Burlington. Iowa:
ex-Judge Benjamin S. Benkley, Williamsburg
Pa; Jonathan III Cobb, Boston; James Pat.
ten Judge of the Supreme Court of Appeals.
Wheeling. w. Va; Elisha X. Potter, Supreme
Court, Rhode Island; Judge Tompkins West.
ervelt, Staten Island. N. Y; Judge J. c.
Knapp, keosalua. Iowa; Martin Blur, Louis
vile. Ky: Judge James Carpenter. Garrett
Ind; United States District Judge e. W. Hill
yer, Nevada; Thomas E. Cochran, ex-Attor-
ney-General of Pennsylvania; Joseph Muller.
ex-Judge Supreme Court. Saratoga, N. Y: III.
c. New comb, Commissioner Supreme Court of
Indiana: Charles E; Glidden, Judge Court OF
Common Pleas of Ohio: Richard Dyer, Assist.
ant United States District Attorney, Cincin.
natl, o.; X. B. Mcpherson, Tuscola. ILL.,; Gen
eral George ii. Chapman, Indianapolis. Ind.
Wilson McCandless, Pittsburgh, Pa: Richard
Levy, Supreme Court of Louisiana; Judge
William Schiey. New York; Judge Samuel b.
Tn lmas, Illinois; Judge James Rayburn,
Bloomington. ILL.,: J. ID. Templn, Iowa City
Iowa; Judge Richard C. L. Moncure, Presf
dent Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals;
Judge X. W. Melendy. Hillsdale, Mich; Judge
James H. Graham, Carlisle, Pa: Judge s +.
Taylor, Sandusky, o.; Judge Edward Ham
mond, Baltimore. Nd; Judge Harrison Com
ger, Jannsville, Wis; Philip B. Swing, United
States District Judge. Batavia, o.; Judge
James l.. Caldwell. Shelbyville, Ky.
THEOLOGY.
DIR. John Cotton Smith, Epicopalian, New
York; Rev. John Seely stone, b. D.. Professo.
of Theology in the Theological School, Cam
Bangor lMe) Theological Seminary; Rev. Dr.
Henry w. Bellows, Unitarian, New York; Rev.
simeon Parmaiee., ID. p. CONGREGATIONAL,
Oswego, N. Y !; Bishop William NJ. Wighman,
NJ. Z. Church South, ,harleston, S. c.; Bishop
Patrick n Lynch. Catholic. Charleston, S. c.;
Rev. L. Brantly, Baptist, Baltimore, Md; Rev.
Charles Wadsworth, d d., Washington,
Rev. ". % @eaHiey, M enA D B., Episeopa Rsa Mount
Washington. o.: Rev. Prof. Bullions, Presby.
terrain waukesha Wis: Rev. Sloats Van
Santvoord. Reformed Church Albany. N. v;
KY; Rev. John Poisal. Methodist, Baltimore.
Md: Bishop Levi Scott, NJ. L. Church, Wim-
ington Del: Elder Joseph X. Rodgers. Presi.
dent Christian Female College. Colum Ia. Mo-;
Rev. George W. Muserove, PRESBYTERIAN,
Philadelphia. Pa: Rev. A. d. Gillette, d. D..
Bapt st. New York; Father Leander Streber,
Lousv lie,K Rev. Chandler Robbins, d. D.,
dor. rabbi, San Francisco. Cal: Rev. Thomas
Guard, Methodist. Baltimore. Md: Rev. Rob
ert Pa n, senior Bishop NJ. E Church South.
Aberdeen. Miss: Rev. Dr. Alexander G. Mer
Maier, Lutheran. Bslt m IRE. Nd; Rev. Jacot
NJ. Manning, pastor Old South Church, Boston.
LITERATURE.
Theophilus Par.ons, author Of law and re-
ligious works. Boston, Mass; Henry w. Long.
fellow, poet, Cambridge, Mass; Ralph Waldo
Emerson. philosopher and essayist, Concord.
Mass; Rev. Henry Giles, essayist and lecturer.
writer. Little Falls. N. T.: George j. A. Cani.
son, novelist, Paterson N. j.; Henry James,
sr., essayist, Boston. Mass.
General F. A. jSaes j0TsSsLusM; Mason c,tv mo, Her
aid; Delano A. Goddard. editor Boston Mass.
Advertiser; John H. Chamberlain, Richmond
NaJ Stat; Paul Seavy, Bangor (Me.l Whi1;
ssmuel H Cox. Boston; Charles Hale; e1.
II. Stenhouse, San Francisco correspondent
New York Herald; John W. Defrees, editor
Miami .O.) Union; Colonel William T. Tholnp
SUI, tultOF SdNduIdu 'Ob.s HOUWU NtUc, (,
Cas- ar w. Early, Johnstown (Pa.) Tribune;
Enoch Emery, Peoria Ill.D Transcript; William
X. Ellis, ex-editor of Lafayette Und.) Courier; +;
julius Schultz, M,arhsnbldtt. Austin. Tex:
George Cozard, Wheeling Nv. yaJ Register;
David McCaleb. Galveston (Tex) Ners;; H. L.
BloOdgood, Sandwich Ill.) Free Press: DR.. j.
w. Christian, Alabama Christian Advocate: I:
Alexander Jorges, Free Prssse, Cincinnati, o.:
Frank Queen Cipper. New York; H. J. w.
Garland. Catholic Telegraph, Cincinnati, o.;
Frederick MacCrellish, Attn California. San
Francisco. CAL; j. W. Simonton. ex-a2ent As
sociated Press, Napa, Cal; Major D. Simpson,
Madison und) Star; o. J. Goldrich. Rocky
New York Erenfn1 Phs,:: Charles N. Hodges,
Waupaca (Wisl Herald: Joseph Weber. North
en- Adp0crts, Claremont, N. H.; Josiah A.
Noonan, Wauwatosa, Wis.,: Martin Blum,
De,nscher Amerikdner, DUBUQUE, Ia; Josiah
King. Commercial Gdzstte, Pittsburgh, Pa.
CENTFNARIANS-
Samuel Buckley, Flint, Mich, 100: James
lsom, Richmond, KY, l02: Peter Markins,
Little Rock, Ark, III; Mary Lydon, s. Louis,