The National tribune., 1886-06-03
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LrrTLEyrELD.-Naj. B. Frank ListeHeld died
Feb. II at Greenviiie, Mich. aged IS years. He
Aug. q, 1861, in Co. @, Berdan's Sharpshooters;
re-enlisted April IL. 1863, in the 4th ". Y. III. A
and was successfully promoted to Corporal and
First Sergeant, and commissioned Second
Lieutenant Dec. p, 1883. On April 8, 1864 he was
temporarily assigned 10 Battery A. I'd U. s. Horse
Art serving with that battery until July 28 1865
was promoted First Lieutenant Feb A 1885 and
mustered out Sept. %, 1855. On April 90 1866,
he was breyetted Captain, and on May 90, 1896. he
WAS breyetted Major both 10 take effect from March
10, 1865. /" for good conduct and gallant services
during the war" After the war Comrade Little
field enlisted in Co. @, I'd Regiment. Michigan
State troops and served six years in uniformed
State service holding the Office Of Sergeant Major;
commissioned Second Lieutenant Sept. IL. 1874,
and First Lieutenant April IL, 1875 which Office he
member Of Stanton Post, No. 81. in which he had
held the position Of Officer Of the Day.
CoRBIS.-In Hoopeston, ILL.,, May Is, Joseph A..
Corbin At the age OF 10 he enlisted at Terre Haute
Ind in the ilth Ind, serving with conspicuous
fidelity. He was wounded in one lower limb. in the
abdomen, and in the head. the last wound event
ualIy causing his death. Oct. %, 1884 he married
Mrs. Kate A. Mcdonald. at Champaign, Ill. In
April, 1885, he was Frustrated with stroke Of par
alyss and Was unable to speak for 10 weeks. He
received stroke after stroke until he had received
seven. After 10 months Of great suffering he died.
His wife nursed him faithfully during his long
illness.
JoHSsox-At HOLSTER, Cal, May 49, James B.
johnson. o. ID. Of Jesse l. Reno Post. No. 50. De-
partInent of California G. r. aged AZ. Comrads
/ johnson was born in NewburQ n Y In May
ls6i. he enlisted In Co. X, 56th ". Y. (Col. Van
WickL and amer serving continuously for four
/ years was discharged as First Lieutenant He was
q good citizen and brave soldier. He leaves three
children, bis wife preceding him 70 the grave SIX
/ months.
i CHEyowErH-At Bonneville. o. MAY Is DR.
| A. L. Chenoweth, aged S. soon after the first
clash Of arms in the late he assisted in raising
Co. /, 10Th Ohio, Of which he was commissioned
| Second Lieutenant and went with it to the field.
Dec. l3 1861. he promoted 10 the grade OF Cap
tain. The succeeding February his regiment left
Portsmouth, where It was organized, for Paducah,
KY, and in line Of battle Fort DOnelson. He
| shared the fortunes OF his regiment at Pittsburg
Landing and Corinth, ON the march to Memphis, at
Helena, Ark, in the Yazoo Pass movement. the
battles Of Port Gibson, Champion HILL at Jackson
and Natchez, and the Teche campaign. lie con-
tnued in active service to the close Of the At
his death he was Commander Of Silas ID. Prather
Post. No $50, Of Bonneville and as such officer he
attended the meeting OF the Ohio Department. al
| Cleveland, o., about two weeks before bis death
He returned home buoyant in spirits and seemingly
IN the best Of health. he reeounted to his friends
the pleasure Of his trip and Of the unbounded hos
pitality that greeted himself and comrades from
the citizens Of Cleveland Wednesday, May 5, he
was attacked by illness and took TO his bed, from
which he never arose. He greatly esteemed
and his funeral was largely attended by Grand
| Army Posts in the vicinity.
CLEMENT.-Joseph f. Clement died recently a
Farmngdale Me, aged 20. At the outbreak Of the
war he resigned public Office which he held in hi
native town, and enlisted IN the 18th Me- lie ross
to the rank Of Sergeant, and in 1853 was commits
stoned Captain of colored troops. He served mor'
than four years. being mustered out in Texas il
February 1850. He was a worthy and respected
member Of John b. Hubbard Post, No. 90
| ADAMs-John l.. Adams, Co. G., 5th ~ H, diet
at Franklin Falls, ". H.. April 5, aged 70 years
Three sons and two sons-in-aw served with him il
the army.
CoLE.-In Frankfort, Ind, May r. Capt Ssmue
H. Cole, aged 50 years April 81 1861 he enlisted a
private in Co. +, 7th Ohio, and was mustered on
Aug. Is, 1851. He again enlisted in the I'D Ohio
and on its organization elected Second Lieu
tenant. He participated in 30 engagements, ant
was three times wounded. He was promoted to
Captaincy in his regiment, and for nlertorious serv
ices WAS made Second Lieutenant in the 9Th Regu
lar Cavalry From the effects OF his wounds IN
finally lost his sight, and for 10 years he has beer
a totally blind. He was member Of the Baptis
Church and q charter member of Stone River Post
No. 81, GAR His record q soldier and eitizel
: was such the most ambitious might be proud 9
. and seek 10 emulate.
WALrERs.-At Glencoe, No. May % John Wal
ters, a member of Keller Post. No I52, GAR. III
served in the 18th DO. Cav. He Is the first com
rade the Post has lost by death.
IsEsos.-At ST. Augustine, Fla, May 8, JOSEF
Ineson, Of Seymour, Conn.,. aged TO- At the age
I6 he enlisted in Co B. Goth Conn He served faith
fully until the battle of Peach Tree Creek, Ca Jul
20, 1864, where he was wounded by a ball passin
through his left wrist necessitating amputation
the hand. He went to Florida in the hope of Festol
ing his falling health, but without avail