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BEAL.-At his home. in New Harmony. Ind.
Nov. IL. Henry Il. Beal 18th Ind. aged 81 De-
ceased was born IN England and came 10 this eoun-
try when bOy, bei the first 10 enlist Ia his Sate
He was a member OF John X Hishrnan Post AS
and ~ the time OF his death he held the Office u
Adutant The Post passed appropriate resOiu-
lions on his death.
BuHoP-At his home in Central Falls Mass
Of Brights disease Of the kidneys. Nathaniel
Bishop, Lieutenant. lAh r. T. C. T. aged A. He
entered The service as private IN Co III pth II j.
He was doctor by profession, and WAS "a member
OF Tower Post, IT, fHwIuc<et, which Post with
many other comrades, attended the funeral
HENPTOS.-At his home ia Central Falls re-
Gently, Henry Hampton, Co. h, Islh II. T. He died
OF consumption, after a long and painful illness.
He was dependent upon State aid and was buried
at public expense.
THoNrsOS.-At his home. in LaWton. Nov H.
OF diseusc contracted while in the service Josepa
Thompson, Lieutenant co. C. 81 Mich Cav aged
Gu. He great sufferer from rheumatism and
was member Of L. G. Woodman Post, l96.
NELCH.-At his home, in Washington Iowa re-
Gently, n sickness brought on by la grippe VIM
WEIGH, Go. A, llth Pa Cav, aged 81. He leaves q
wife and three children
BALDwry.-8t lis home In ATeIrose Mass Nov
10, Col. Clark q. Baldwin, lst Mass. aged - Col.
Baldwin WAS one Of the most golau fighters I'm the
regiment, and received MS commission ia l552 a.
Lieutenant Colonel for bravery on the field. lie
participated in every engagement OF the rszimeul
up to The battle Of the Wilderness, when he was
command OF me regiment at Gettysburg. and in
that battle, and also ut Williamsburg was severely
wounded. There were over 500 people ia attend
dnce ~ lAe luueFHi which incl udGd representatives.
from lhe Temple Of Honor, Golden Cross lst Rsgi.
mental Association. L. ;. Grant Post 4 8Ieirose.
sons Of Veterans, WOmau's Relief CDrp- Mystic
Associates and others. The floral tributes wers
numerous and beautiful, and the colin rested on q
tattered baitlc-11g. The funeral cUrtege was pre-
ceed 0y guard OF eight persons, and the services
a. the grave were according 70 the GAR. Ritual.
The pailbeGrsr5 were composed Of Bromineus
people from the different organizations to which
the deceased belonged.
IiIEyTZE-At Chicago, H., Oct 81 Of rheumatism
and other diseases contracted while in the service
Philip Hlenize sch III Cav. Tie was one OF the first
To euiis; after the call for troops and upon his mus
er-Out he re-eulisted in The flth H. from which ha
was discharged on account OF disability. He WAS q
member Of Col. Ellis Post, So. St. Lawreuce, s. d..
tie home 81 he deceased. His was the first Genth
since the organization Of the Post and the meuo-
rial service WAS held over his body by the Post.
EEANCE--At his home, in La Juuta. Colo Now
II, Of lung fever. G. w. France Co. X 57th pa
aged %. lie was q member OF Fitzpatrick Post, Al,
and that Post attended he funeral.
CLABK.-At his home. IN Spencer Mass Nov s.
Hiram j. Clark, Jlst Mass, aged 49, COmrads
Clark was only IA years Of age when he entered
the service and served one year. He was COM
mander Of Post 81.
swART.-As his home, in Dayton. New, Oct. 26,
Of tumor OF the liver and stomach troubles. Aaron
Y. Swart, OH y. Y. II. A. aged 80. lie was severely
wounded no Gettysburg, nearly losing n leg Tie
was an odd Fellow, and leaves wife and two
daughters.
BCETr-bt his home. in Henniker. n. H.. Nov.
IS Hammond Burtt Co. ID, 7th y. III. lie was q
member Of Senator Grimes Post, 25
sEIsMAS.--At bis home, in Sterling, H., Nov. u,
OF chronic dlarrhea contracted while In The 5erv-
ice, David Erismau, Co. X Tod Pa. His funeral
was under the auspices of viii Robinson Post "a.
he leaves wife aud seven children.
bEENts.-3t his home, in CTawforisville Ind,
Nov. H. H. II Dennis, Co. ID fst Wis. He was =
member of Mcpherson Post, 2, which Post
represented by zoe members nc the funeral.
BBATTON.-At his home, in CrawsfordsyilIe Ind,
Nov Is, William ErattOu Co. II, 18th II. lie was .
member Ct Mcpherson Post 2, and that Post at
HowELL.-At his home in BeIlaire. o., Nov s,
OF hemOTrhase Of the BRAIN Ohio III. Howell Co.
IL, 55ih H., aged 81. lie leaves wife and four
EGGEEs-At his home, in Newark. n j., Nov 6.
after an illness Of two years George EgZers, Cap
tain, 10Th n j.. aged s.. He was born in Germany,
ana came 70 TINS country M loJl being shipWTeck-
ell Off the cOust of Long Island he being one OF
the 30 who survived the wreck He entered the
navy, ana was on the hfSt "trip OF the AerrimiCs
and later he became member Of New Jersey
regiment. After the war he became Lieutenant Of
the Newark police and later was promoted 20 DO
Captain. RE leaves q wife.
FEAREY. Al his home, in Newark, H. J., Nov.
IL, Jabez Fearey, Co. X, 2d ~ j., aged 81. tie
born in England, and came to this country when
but child. At the battle Of Champions Pass he
so badly wounded that he lost his left ARM
and was discharged from the service on that ac-
count He was quite prominent in politics, and
held several public POSITIONS and at the time of bis
death he was Local Manager Of the Postal TeIe-
graph Co. RE MEMBER of Phil Kearny Post
and other military organizations. lie leaves wife
and four children.
CHAsE.-At his home, in Leon, Iowa, recently,
suddenly, Abel Chase Co. ID, 39th Iowa. He
in many of the battles of his regiment, and was
with sherman on his march to the sea, participant
lug in the siege OF Savannah. After the no
farmer until he was elected Clerk of the
Courts, which position he held for three terms. He
then became County Treasurer for two terms, after
which he went into the drug business. He WAS y
member of the Grand Army and other OrgaHizR-
tons. A wife aud three children survive h!n.
CARLYLE.-At his home, la New York, Nov H.
Il. -F-rHr. u NE
had a. large funeral aud delegates attended from
WadswOrth Post. y; James C.. Rice Post %: Noah
Farnham POST 49, the Veteran Z0uaycs of the
New York Association; II. ID Morgan Post, 500
Reno Camp, l02 Sons OF Veterans and FarraguE
Post. IS. Among the prominent GA. X. men press
ent were Col. Floyd GARRISON, Asst O. NJ Gen.
Theodore Feidsteia, and Department Commander
james Fraser, of New York.
CLIFFORD-At his home in Springfield, Mass,
Nov. Il, of brain disease. Joseph Clark Clifford,
Sergeant, 42d Mass, aged S. He was prOmotedtoa
Second Lleutenautcy in 1868 and became q First
Lieutenant in the 9Th ~ IL. III. A. IN 1864. end
WAS soon after made Aid-de-Camp to Gen. Has
kins, in the Department. of Washington. From
1868 TO 1874 he was a Second Lieutenant Of Ord
nance at Washington, and was promoted to q Cap
taincy in 1875. lie leaves wife aud two sons
SrRINGER-At his home, in Washington, ID. O.,
Nov. Is, William Strnger, aged - Ills remains
We're escorted to Arlington by Meade Post.
GREEN.-At his home, ia Oiivet Mich. Nov. "a,
Of cancer Of the bowels, John Green Co. c. lOTlh
~ Y, aged Is. He was ia the Army OF the Po,o-
mac until after the battle 81 Anlietam, when bis
regiment transferred 90 the Army OF the Cum
bertrand aud he was with sherman on his march 20
the sea. being wounded at Averysbor1. lie WAS u
member Of Lewis Clark Post and buried ao-
eoroing to the Ritual Of the GAR lie leaves .
wife aud two children.
ADAMs.-At his home. iu Someryiiie 1Iass Nov
z suddenly, Charles Adams. aged So. Tie was
commissioned Lieutenant Of u Charle~iown CONE
pany, and Afterwards became Captain. Ito was
well kaowa ia his vicinity, and was at one time .
Representative to che Legislature. tie was an a..
sisiant assessor and overzeer % the Poor of the
Town of Somcrvie be- 1872 and q member 81 tho
Board % Health for several years.
WATSINs-At his home. ln OsCeola Mills. Pa.
Nov. u, John A. Watkins l-t Ohio Imd' pc Battery
aged c. Deceased was member q Joseph Ne
LlTren Post. %, under whose auspices the fuDeral
was conducted
RUySErr AT his home in Orleans Neh Nov.
D Glars A. Bennett. co. 81. alth Ind. aged o. 10
served ihres years and reeu. isd ts Lieutenant IA
Co r. I51i fu 80 tbe baltic % shiloh he received
a blow on tie head. from watch be never rueev-
cred, the blow fr1cturiug his sSulL He leaves
wife aud avc chidren.
" Msr.-.tt his home. iu Now York. Nov. g Louis
l. West His business dull. ard iu tle pre-
euco 81 his daug liter be his throat. The daugh-
ter tried % stop the rash action ot her father 0ut
did not succeed. Deceased as one time Was Com.
Inlluder of II. b. Claliln Posi-