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TAUTUM.-At Trenton, N j., July H. Maj VIM.
H Tautum, aged 81. He enlisted as First Lieuten-
ant, Co. 3, 1st N. j.; mustered In May 81. 1861;
made Captain Co. b. Aug. ii, 1852; engaged In
battles of first Benson's Tavern, West Point,
Gaines's Farm Charles City Crossroads Malvern
Hill, Manassas, Chantilly, Champions Gap, Antie-
tam, fredericksburg, Charlottesville, Salem
Church or flights wounded twice at Salem Church
in arm and in leg, May 4, 1861 Gettysburg, Fair
field, Williamsport, Funkstown, Ton recruiting
service at Camp Perrine, Trenton, \. j., September
and October, 1861 Mine Run. Wilderness, Spottsyl-
vania and Spottsylvana Courthouse, North and
South Anna River. Hanover Courthouse. Toto
potomoy Creek, Cold Harbor and before Peters
burg. He was mustered out June %, 1864; made
Major 39h ". j., Sept q. 1864 detached with four
companies in command of post at Cannon's Land
ing, the James River Va, and mustered ous
June 30 1865 ut close of the war. After the war he
went Malvern HILL Va, and engaged in the
lumber business at which he was very successful.
He was q devoted husband and father and did
everything to please his family. He leaves .
widow and five children.
JUDD-At Wilmington, Del, July q, Mai. Henry
b. Judd, aged 70. Maj. Judd graduated at
West Point in 1889. He served in the Mexican
war. when he was brevetted Captain of artillery
for gallant and meritorious service. He was conn.,
mssioned Major of the 4th o. 5. Art. Nov 1. 1861,
and retired from active service the same year.
Mai. Judd rendered efficient aid during the civil
war, however. in the organization of volunteer
troops and for this service brevetted Lieuten-
ant Colonel. Since the war he had lived in retire.
ment.
tracted illness of several months, Albert Sewers,
Co. +. I22d Ohio. aged IS. He also served in Co.
F, 10ih Ohio Cav He leaves widow.
GOoDSoN.-At Tolons, Mo-, July 10, Of disease
contracted while in the service, Ozias Good5on,
Co. K, 18th Ohio. aged II. He was in many hard
fought battles. He was member OF jack Grant
GRUBB-At GAINESVILLE. o., July II. of disease
contracted in the service, Decatur Grubb, aged 10
He was member of Co. ID, l5sth Ohio. His fun
81 HsAi hoix hv f,f
members of Hszett Post. 81, of which he was
member. He leaves widow and several children.
GLEAsoN.-At Chicago. ILL.,. recently, of paralysis
Jesse T. Gleason, First Lieutenant Co. ID, sd Ind.
His remains were inferred In the Rose Hill Gene
terry.
cation of diseases resulting from diseases con-
tracted while in the service, Adolf Hoh, Bugler.
10Th n. Y. Cav, aged 50. He was born near Ham
burg Germany, and came to this country
sailor. He was well known in his regiment and
was always ready for duty Be charter
member of Post l2i. and was always present at its
meetings. He efficient comrade and an In
telligent and patriotic citizen. Honorable, true,
warm-hearied ami sincere in all his convictions,
his untimeIy death is regretted by all. His Post,
members from Mazeppa Post, and the W.RC. OF
his town attended the funeral.
FARR.-At Wikes-Barre Pa. recently, of COM
plicntion of diseases, Norman 2. Farr, First Lieu
tenant, Co. B. SD Pm, aged 81. Since the war he
has been great sufferer from asthma, and several
years ago he suffered an attack of paralysis Of the
left side, which he never recovered, and died of
senile gangrene of tine left foot and leg. He for
merly lived in Mehoopany. Wyoming County,
and came here about 20 years ago. and for many
years popular hOtelkeeper in South Wilkes
Barre.
STooRs-At New York City, July %, of heart
failure Col. Samuel j. Stoors. In 1862 he enlisted
as q private in Co. G., sd Mass and was soon COM
missioned as its Captain. Almost Immediately he
was appointed Lieutenant-Colonelo OF the regiment
with which he served with great credit in the
paigns in Louisiana under Gen Banks. After the
he studied law. graduated, and began the
practice OF his profession. He leaves widow.
PowELL.-At Blue Rapids Kan, July Is, OF
heart failure. Ephrain o. Powell. Co. q, 23d Iowa.
Comrade Powell dropped dead while engaged In q
business transaction. After the war he returned
to his home and learned the blacksmith trade. In
1850 he moved to Kansas, bought home, and
went into the practice of his trade. be was busi-
ness and enterprising citizen was a member OF
Robert Hale Post, 32S and held the Office OF Offleer
of the Day the time of bis death. His Post
passed suitable resolutions on his death, and q
copy WAS sent TO THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
EMINGER.-At Tylarsburg, Pr, juno II, OF di5a-
bility contracted while in the service, - Emlnger,
Co. F, 10th Pa Reserves. He also served soma
time in Knapp's battery. He was good Christian
man kind and true member OF Stow Post. Tonests,
Pa: also n member of l. q. o. F., S.rattonviiie Pa,
and of the Evan geeal Association at Lick ngyiile.
where his remains were Inferred. lie leaves q
widow s. nd seven small children.
RIcE-Sesr Pieasanton, Kan, June y OF hears
fsiure the result OF ia grippe contracted last Janu-
airy, - Rice. Co. A, 39th Iowa, Eged %. tie was
II brave soldier aad an upright citlzsn. lie was .
member Of Jewell Post, 9.
HEFLIN.-At Strawn. KAN, June III. or disease
contracted while IN ths service, AOnet Helm, IOth
Kan. aged 81. He served three years. He leaves
o widow and six children.