The National tribune., 1893-10-12
MUSTERED OUT.

Veterans of the COuntry's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.
TSeuders of obituaries will please adhere strictly
to the form in which the notices below wOrded.
Notices must be brief and be sent Immediately after
the event to which they relate.
CALKINs.-At Aurora, H.. June 81, of disease
contracted while in he army Hiram Calkius, @ NJ,
lst Wis. Cav aged 10 COmTade Calkins was one
of the pioneers of Wisconsin, having settled in
that State in 1886. In 1854 he appointed Re-
ceiyer and Disburser of Public Moneys the Land
Office at St Croix Fails by President Lincoln. He
held many Offices OF trust IN the County ia which
he lived, and for many years was Judge He was
buried with G.A.R L honOrs by AurOrs Post, 20. OF
which he was esteemed member. He leaves .
widow.
disease, Fl. W. Weber 10Th y. Y, aged 90 Com
rade Weber born in the City of New York, in
1913 aud enlisted from that city in 1862. He WAS
severely wounded ut the battle of Malvern Hills
and left on HE field when his regiment fell back
He was taken prisoner and sent TO the Confederate
hospital, aud after some months was exchanged.
After leaving the army COaIrade Weber settled IN
Ma-sena. y. Y, but "a year or two later removed TO
Cornwall, where he had since resided. He leaves
u widow and three children.
DYsEET-At OsawAiOnie. Kan, Sept. IS. Alex
ander Dyser., Co. +, 75th H., aged 30. ComTade
Dysert served three years la the army, and was
brave soldier He was a member of WoOdson Post
Is5 also of The First Battalion, Loyal Sons OF
America and the l. o. o. +. at Yates Center. He
leaves "a widow and several ehildGrm.
MoUNT-At Highland, n. Y, Sept. III, Noah
Mount Co. F., 156th n. Y. aged 81. COmrads
Mount served three years. He leaves a widow and
four Children
ADAMs-At Petersham. Mass. Sept. r. John
Quiucy Adams, SD Mass. aged 80 COmrade Adj
ans was Surgeon OF Samuel F. Woods Post, at
Barre AT The time of his death, and the funeral
was conducted under the auspices IF tsst Post.
HAGERMAS-At Knoxville. Ill, Aug. "a of dis
ease contracted in the service ID. o. HsgefmAn. Co
O. 4,h Ohio. C0mrade HagerIsan first enlisted as
private in Co G. 4ti Ohio. Apgtl ID, 1851 for three
months and was discharged Juae 4. 1861. He
enlisted June of the same year FAR three years.
but was discharged la the Fall Of la62 SUR
geon's iificaie He charter member of G.
w Grafton Post, of Knoxville.
SASDEi Sat HiggiIsville. Mo, Sept. II. of heart
failure WlliiRa X. SaudeTs, SIN Mo. Mpt'd Int,
aged Co. Couirade Sanders was member OF Post
SOL Department OF Missouri. lie leaves widow
and three children.
JoHSsOS-At Dayton. Tenn, Sept. 8. OF heart
dse.s, I,sszc johnson. Co. A. 5ist Ohio. aged 81
Comrade johnson enlisted in 1861, and served until
the latter part of 1864 He WAS buried by the
I. d. o. F.
RKIp-At St Louis, No.. Sept 3, of disease
contracted in the service, Oliver Reid, Co. F. 10Th
a. Cav. aged 50. COurade Reid enlisted in ls6l.
AID served three years
DoRAS-At PIainvilie, Mass. Sept. l6 John q.
Doran Co. /, 7th Mass. C1orade Doran
brave soldier and served faithfully daring his full
term of enlistment. BE "a charter member OF
Geo. H. Maiutien Post 1873, Of Pi&indsld. Post 133
turned Gus TO pay ;be iast honcrs 10 COmrsde Do
ram and wac assisted by delegation Of Posi- IS2.
of North Aitleboro Mass.