The New York herald., 1862-10-08

day October o. LEVI D. slAm, assof she United States
The funeral viii lake place from the residence Of John
Pierce ia West Forty fourth street. this "wednesday
afternoon, at one O'Clock. 10 FRIENDS are respscua'v
TAYLOR R-On Tuesday, October u wAnRns. son Of Hugh
end Ahce Taylor, aged years, ea,as and 10 aays.
used 20 attend the funeral che residence OF his
parents <66 Greenwich street, this {wednesday after
noon AZ two O'Clock The remains win Be taken 70 Sreen
VAN arrKxs-0n Saturday September q, at the hospi
tai the battle hed OF wounds received on tne lh a.
Of Company N,nt slmeDt New York State Militia,
aged % years, raonlhs and 10 days.
TIE nemhers OF the Ninth regiment 10 the city OF New
YORK with friends and relatives Col NJ n Van Reu
rem Martin Beuren, D. Van Beuren and B. D. Brush
also the members of Neptune Company No. 1, Of West
Iiosoken Hudson City and Union Han respectfully
pyaed attend the funeral from the residence OF his
Chambers streets West Hoboken, this Wednesday, az
terpoon clock, without further invitatioe.
VAN HoEsxson sunday, October 3, MARY VAN Bcrssrs,
wife OF Pierre ID. Van Hoescn aged - years.
The friends and relatives respectfully invited 70 at
tend the at u Henry street, tins Wednesday, af
waps.-on Sunday, October 5, from wounds cd
at the battle Of Antictam, Md, Captain EpwARD II.
WADE Of the Fifty ninth regiment, New York Volunteers,
The friends Of the family the officers and members Of
the above regiment IN tho city also theoscers and meIa
oers Of the Seventy regiment New York State Nj
ia respectfully invited 70 attena s funeral, at
nine o'clock this wednesday, morning from the house
OF hie brother William Wade, No 5 81 Lux ,s place, Le
roy street. Hudson Also, funeral services i be
held IN tho First Presbyterian church. Springfield ~
this afternoon at one O'Clock.
wAmwnenr.--On sunday, October 5, at tao age OF 80
years, RoRERr WAINWRIGHT OF Company A, ll6th Penn
sylvana volunteers, Of chronic dnrrhGa, contracted
while serving his country at Harrison 3 Landing, Va
The friends and relatives Of his brother, John Vain.
wright, respectfully invited to attend sne funeral,
from the residence Of his brother, 30 south second
street. Williamsburg, this "Wednesday afternoon al two
O'Clock.
wnaAxs-Kled at the battle Of Antietan creek, on
Wednesday, September II, Lieutenant CHARLES WILLIAMS
Of Co sixty ninth regiment New York State Volunteers
His friends and those Of his brother Joseph williams
and OF his brothers inaw Edward Mason, William Nam
mack and John Sullivan requested to attend the nne
ral on Thursday afternoon at two O'Clock. from -
members generally Of The irish Brigade are particularly
requested TO attend the funeral o their late oroiner IN
arms.
child Of Edward and Jeanette Young aged IL months
and II days
Sergeant s. E. BAKER, Jr.-Upon the goth Of August,
1862 the Tenth regiment (National zOuaves) New York
State Volunteers whilst bravely cOnteuding with abe
enemy at Ball run, lost one OF ts most beloved and
bravsst members. Sergeant s. BAKlR, Jr, wound
ed in the right hip the ball passing hs spine and
ont Of the left hip paralyz lower limbs. He
his sUferings without murmur, saying he received his
wounds not for the negro but for his country and flag
Of these wounds he died in the Ryand Chapel Hospital
Washington. He only son, and young gentleman
dearly beloved for the yrtne Of his private life he
for his courage in battle. At the uprising Of the
North Mr. Baker then but twenty years Of enlisted
se private in Company A. He with his regiment
under General Mcclellan on the peninsula during the
famous seven days OF retreat, and passed unscahed
through battles of Gaines Mills the Chckahoniny
aud Malvern Hi contests in which his division lost
three thousand men. Being moved to the Potomac
hc fought under General Fz John Porter and upon the
30th received the wounds that sealed his fate
the battle field Bull rum where he lay three Lays
and nights the held He leaves young wife TO mourn
his loss with large circle OF friends lie has fought bis
last battle and now rests IN peace
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