, 1862-01-06
FUNERAL AT cAMP DoUoLAa.-Thc funeral


of VIM. 4 Payne, member Of tic Higgins
Light Guard, Capt. Wcntz' 51st Illinois Vol /
unteers, was attended yesterday, at o'clock,
at Camp Douglas. The body Of the deceased
was escorted to the city by members Of his
company, whence it will leave for WaukegHn,
this morning, at 8 o'clock. Funeral services |
will be held at Davis Corner, III Fremont, |
Lake county, on Tuesday at L. O'Clock.
CARp-Thc undersigned parents Of the deceased,
would hereby tender their cordial thanks to Capt.
George Vent Lieuts J9hnson n ana Att%'ater ioF
their during his eickness. and to all the neul-
Icrs Of tfio company for the Kindness and aym;,
1Eeir thanks to the Field and Staf Officers Of the
regiment. and tho members, Of the band. and al
lie friends Of the 51st, and other regiments in
and their deceased BON in this time Of their deep
atlliction. They assure the members encimped at
Camp Dougas IL q their heartfelt appreciation 9f
dic.s, and their respect and honor for the dead.
. THos- u. PAYNE
SUSAN S. PAINE.
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