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Ofthe domestic virtues and affections of the de
ceased, it becomes not newspaper to speak--they
are too sacred for the public eye. The bleeding
hearts of those he has left behind him. are the most
affecting witnesses Of how much and how justly he
was beloved-how deeply, how endurinsly he VIII
be lamented.


it is mentioned us striking circumstance. that the
day of Mr.. Enmet's death was the Oath anniv' Esa-
ry of that upon which he had filed the declaration OF
lis intention to become american citizen.