Died

At Geddesburg, on Monday 9tli, Lottib, (laughter of George and Alice HUI, aged2 years, 2 niontbs, 16 days. In Evansville, Indiana, Nov. 5th, 18G3, Maky Sloan, aged 27 years, wife of John T. Coolidge, and daughter of the late Gol. D, D. Sloan. Her remains were bronght to Ann Arbor and iuterred in Forest Hill Cemetery. In Superior, on the 2d inst., Mrs. Susan Bkkwer. wife of Mr. John Brewer, of that townsbip, in the 65 year of her age. The deceased was a native of Belchertown, Mass., whence sho came to this State with lier husband, in the year 1826. ïhey were thus, aniong tlio very earliest pioneers of the country, and have witnessed the whole of that wöadérfül progress which has transformed the wilderness into a garden. The deceased was ever noted among a large circle of acquaintances for benevolence, sociability, and true goodness. It is stated as true of her to a remarkable degree, that passion, impatience, or petulance, never seeraed to ruffle the serenity of her temper. " He that ruleth his spirit is better than he that taketh a city." Tliis selfconquest slie had achieved, and ever maintained it uninterruptedly. Having mentioned the excellencies of the departed mother, it is needless to add, that prosperity and happiness, as near without alloy as is often granted to mortals, attended the fanüly of which she was a head. She " rests from her labor, and her works do follow her."