Died

In this City. on the 3d rnst., Lizzie, wifo of George L. Loomis, it'the Üath year of liti" age " Slie fmlcd, so calm and meek, So softly won, so sweutly weak, Su Uarless, vet so tender, kind, And giieved for those slie left behind, With uil the while a elioek whose bloom Was but a niockery of the tomb." We looked with gushing eye upon her lifcle8S form, and never have seen deatli present ao fair and jautifnl a countenance ; it seemed as tbough the features of the earthly liad assumcd the image of the lieavenly. We warmly sympathise with the bereaved in tliis thehour of hia tribulation. Covr. At Camp Ellsworth.near Washington City, Sept. 20th, of Congestión of thn bruin, Amos Watso.v Gillett, aged J6 years 9 monlhs. The dectased was a member of Company D. third Regiment Michigan Infiinlry, and participatod in the battle of Bull Run, and in the figlit on the Thursday previous. He waa formely a resident of Freedom.in this County, and leaves a large c'nele of relative and friends to mourn liis loss. The Company purch.'ised tamb stones to mark his la?t resting place. Co-. In Northliélá', Oct. lst, of Consnmption, ADOLPHA M. wife of JAMES E. COY, aged 24 years.