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ERsKINE-At Albany, Mo, Sept. IS, Of fever and
The funeral services were conducted by Gentry
Post, 1874 Of which he worthy comrade. He
leaves a widow and five children.
YoUHG.-At Corntb, Me, Sept a. OF consump p
ton, Zaciariah J. Young, 9Th Me. band. aged "A.
The burial services were conducted by Ell Park
man Post 1l9. assisted by Charles d. Jameson
TAYLoR.-At Spickardsville. Mo-, Sept. 20. of
disease contracted while in the army, r. j. Taylor.
He enlisted Aug 3. 1861. as private in Go. Il. I'd
Mo. Cav. was promoted 10 First Lieutenant, Co.
c. I'd Mo. Cav, for mcrtorioua conduct; was hon
orabiy discharged Sept. % 1865. after serving 10
months. and was three times elected to the Legis-
lature by the Republican party. He was n mem
Der of Liberty Post, $50, under whose auspices he
was buried. assisted by the Sons OF Veterans Camp
So.
WEMpLE-At Gioversville, n. Y, Sept. l3, of
consumption, William Wemple, aged 4s. Comrade
Wempe served in Chryslcrs I'd n. Y. Vet. Cav. ;
was "A good soldier and an honorable citizen. He
drew no pension; was an applicant under the law
of June 81, 1890 but rejected by the Examining
Board ut Fonda, N. Y; at the same time was
dying OF CONSUMPTION.
HAnMAs.-At Watertown, N. Y. Sept. %, Hem
ry A. Hnrn,ii, Co A, 18th N. Y. Cav, aged 49,
Deceased enlisted when Is years OF age, and was
shortly after taken prisoner at plymouth, n. c.,
and transported 10 Andersonville and other pris-
ons where he spent nearly year. For the past
four years he has suffered necessarily from dis
eases contracted In the Southern prisons.
LoNGFELL ow.-At Bloomfield. Iowa. Feb. "a of
rheumatism, Augustus NJ. Longfellow. Co. G, I'd
Iowa. aged SO. A5"'3
WYMAN-At Fayettc, Me, Sept. a. Capt. Edward
+. Wyman, 9Th he, aged g. Capt. Wyinan was a
native of Augusta. Me. In 1861 he entered tue
service Hospital Steward in the 9th Me-; was
made First Lieutenant Of Co. c. March 2 1852, and
promoted 10 Captain Of the company Dec III OF
year. April 26. 1864 She was commissioned
Captain by President Lfncoln and made Com
missary OF subsistence On 1864 lie was captured
by the enemy, and for n year was confined at Sal
isbury, NJ c., aud other places, and on his release
camo home with shattered constitution. AT the
time of his denth he was Postmaster oil Fayctte.
The Kennebec JouraM said OF him edtorialiy
Capt. Wyman was 4. uni vers.i iavor'te. Pos
sessed of generous, kindly nature lie was ever
courteous and ready to lend assistance to any one
in need His death will be mourned by a larger
circle than that Of most rien,
HANNAH Chatham N. Y, Sept. q, Horace Z.
Hamm, Sergeant, Co. Il, 12Sth N. r., aged o. lie
was n charter member of Gen. Logan Post, 539,
and its Qunriermaser for some years Forty-tour
comrades of his Post bore his remains tehderiy to
the Rural Cemetery and laid them away with the
full ruaistic service Of the Grand Army OF the
Republic.
Goopsow.-At Worcester. Mass, Sept. II, of ma
larial poisoning aud fits the result OF congestive
chills contracted while in the army, Somrade 1904
now aged 60 lie was n private IN GO. u, A9lh III,
and 49.h Ill. Vet. He had been member OF Geo.
IL. Ward Post, 10, Worcester for some years.