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In this town, on Sunday morning last, Mrs. Ra-

 chel Baldwin, wife of Isaac Baldwin, IT,, and daugh- ter of the late Philo Moss, Esq.,, aged 40. In Bridgewater, on the 26th ult:, Mrs. Marinda

 Edmonds, wife Of Mir. Bradley Emonds, formerly

 of Danbury, aged B.

 In Barkhampsted, on the 11th Sept, Mrs. Sarah

 Shepard, aged s5. She lived widow nearly fifty two years.

 At Corpus Christi, Texas. Sept 26. Lieut. John Overing Hun9y, of the U. S. Infantry, aged %,

 son of the late Thomas Handy, of Newport, R. I. At Alloa, Scotland. Capt. Henry Hutchinson,

 Sen, in his s7th year. of ladelphia-late Amer

 ican Vice Consul at Tonningen. in the Baltic. ] In New York, on the 18th ult., Mrs. Hann0h Cough, aged log years, Il months and IS days.

 She in possession of her faculties until the last

 moment. She had seen and conversed with every | President of the United States.

 1 At Charlottesville, Ia., Sept. 18th, Hosea D. | Hun,ph,ey, Esq aged 36. He was born at Can ton, Conn, August 3, 1909, and graduated at Am herst College in ls33 He commenced the study

 of law at Greeenfeld, Mass, and having completed

 his preparatory studies at Cincinnati, he settled m

 Charlottesville in 1885. He remained in success full practice of his profession until 1S42, when he

 was elected Professor of Latin Language and Ro-

 man Literature in Wabash College. He was un-

 versally esteemed as a lawyer. a citizen, an elder in the church, and an officer of the College. His wife was daughter of George Starr, Esq of War

 ren, Litchfeld O., Conn., Western .Aduocate. At Philadelphia, on the 8th ult., John Webster Perit, aged 65. He graduated at Yale College in

 1901 and was for many years distinguished mer.

 chant in Philadelphia. He spent some years in China, as the partner of mercantile house which he established there-and also travelled extensively in Europe, South America, and the Eastern world.