The National tribune., 1889-01-31
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BLooD.-James l. Blood, late member Of the
2lss y. y. died at his residence Ia Galena, OAK.
Nov. a. 1883. lie was born Ii the town Of Aurora.
Erie Co, \. " july y, lsi3, anu when only u
years Of age enlisted private in the list y. y.
Tor three months; served for Two years and three
months; when discharged there were out LA
left of the old regiment be mustered at that
time the balance being LETT the ueld Of battle,
or having re-enlisted. After remaining at home
about one month, he returned TO the front again
civilian teanster, He was member OF the q. AK
OwES-J0seph +. Owen Co. +, 33d ILL.,, died at
his Residence Ia East Loieoo, y, recently he Was
a devoted member OF the N T. CnuFeli, q Slhd
and loving husband aud father and respected
citizen. He leaves wife and three children
BUITERFIELD.-PeteF ButIsTfeid- Co E 6lh n
Y n A died at south NOrWaik, Conn.,, Dec. 10,
1855. aged - years lie Was employed As . mai
carrier and while performing his duties received
injuries which caused MS death. COlurade Butter
field mas member of Fowler Post, No. IS OF south
Nor,yalI. and vas buried by thai organization,
sisted by Charles Lawrence Post, u Port Chester,
Ce5vIrv.-Cornelius Crowley. 9th Conn. died
Mt New Haven, Conn, Nov. 3. 1888, aged "A years
A. tie battle Of Port Hudson he was wounded IN
tb. tuish and Carr.ed the bail In his leg Tor Il
wears Recently tAe bullet was removed, bat he
unable 10 Rally iloll the etIects Of he opera
ton lie leaves a Uli-s ,tls one brother
WIxG.-DF. AIto VI ines died 81 his home Ia Hunt
inEt6n Mass. recently of disease contracted whIs
ia She service lie enlisted Ia ne toth Sitss re-
enlisted the "a 5iil,s H. y, anu s1Fs ca AMIN inc
close OF tine war. A. she tIluc OF lis death he was
Surgeon Oi H. q. Lee Post, CAR
BARe--SuuIuCl Il. Barr, Co c., I'D Ind died az
buchanan. iud. recently. Lls remains were ac-
co;upauet 10 Lis old home ~ south Lend, Ind, BY
William Perro-t Post, OF Buchanan, u which OK
-ssIizaiiou BE was member
BUTT RWOErH--l r. W. bGtterWoftil, o. sli5L-
awake lad. died &C south Bend ind- recently, OF
Brieats disease aged - years IN $50 ne was
commissioned by Gov liGftca 70 Flsls sac Alulat
tr,ozs IN lHe Geld a1d hospital, and a lew weeSs
later vgss commissioned Surgeon Of tie 18th iud
and served through the war making most cred
r. Efa -etlrti ia, loved his profession and wrote
much for the prominent tneulc2l Journals OF the
country. He was for many years President Of the
&C raHa NeNr N1aHnH
Nrtiic-l society. of late years his health began
filling aud hc retired iFOm active practise - nluel
as it was possible for him 10 do Comrade Butter
worth was a member Of the l.A.ls., alaa his COM
rafles attended tile funeral IN q body
Ff-fK-Iiei Nov. -. ISSS, near Eileusburs, Wn.
II OF uarul v,is of the brain Irwin 3. Peck. Com
ride Peek WAS born IN Delaware County, o., II
ISL; enlisted jan > ls62, IN Co e, l2lst Ono and
was discharged in June, ldto. lie was Wounded
three times, and his death was caused By one OF
his wounds. C0aIrade PecsS was an Aonored 'eni7
Der OF james Parsons Post No IL and was buried
by his comrades
was killed by a train OF Cars near Haigler, Neo.s
recently. He was II consistent member OF the NJ
u Church and a cIass-leader for many years.
/ Con,rade Nordyke was au enthusiastic mcuiecr OF
/ the Grand Army and was buried by The t1-A-ks-
Post M Haiger He 30 years OF age and leaves
goVyrx.-CoI E. A Bowen, 81 Medina, y. T..
died Al his residence on JAN - OF iyphold pneu-
/ nonia aged s. years. His military career was
brilliant one He went to the tfout as q captain IN
{ the 2Sth n y and served through the Llrc service
winch his regiment saw in the early part Of the
/ var Al the battle Of Cedar Mountain ne was
/ taken prisoner and confined in Libby Prison. He
1 yyas finally exchanged and served during she re-
n,aiuter OF the war as Colonel Of the l3l5t y. Y,
I bein. promoted to that rank for gallantFy IN the
field.
/ merchant of Philadelphia and a veteran Of the
( Mexican war died at Camden, n j.. recently.
4 The Doctor was captured BY the Mexieans and
/ was confined many months in their prisons.
EIACK-Edwagd Black Tor nearly half cen
I ttiry a resident of Pawtucket II. j.. Was wound
around q shaltiug in the Duuuel Print Works re-
[ Gently and killed almost instantly. He WAS vet
4 eran of the war aud member Of the Grand army
/ TOLEEs.-Ccl. samuel IOEles dieu JAM -, tas
New Haven, Conn, ia the list year OF bis age ne
served during the "a Leutenant-C olouei OF the
i 18th Conn, and took part IN many lmPortanl en-
gagements A. Kingston. n. C., IN AaFeil, i5e9 ne
was captured with his regiment and taken 20 LIBBY
Prison bat was soon parOled, aud FetaFed hoins
with ais regiment He was an Inspector ~ me New