The National tribune., 1894-01-11
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans OF the COuHtry's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.

Who Have Answered the Last Call.
Tsenders Of obituaries will please adhere strictly
TO the form IN which the notices beiow are worded
Notices must be brief aud b. ediaieIy after
the event To which they relate.
MUEPHy.-At 81. CIoad MIMI. Dec 9. Mai D. G,
NJ Murphy. Mai. Murphy a gallant soldier
and served during the entire war, participating ia
many important battles, the most notable one be-
ing that of AlIateeDa Pass
LAToURETTE.-At Waterman Ind Dec Il 1875
Oliver LitouTette Of 60. J. I5sh Ind. aged So.
The cofnraeie served over three yetFs aad had
been quite prominent in 6. a r. affsirs. He wss a
member of Altoona Post. aud the time OF his
death iis Adjutant.
AsPRrL AT Brisain, Pa. Dee. IL David AsprH
aged "a ComTa- A-prtl entered the nine nnosIths'
service in October 1867. ami was mustered out at
Harrisburg. Pa July z. fS63
KEYEs.-At Eau Clair, wb-.. Oct 2s. Of disease
resulting from gunsiOt wound, received iu May
1853 Julius H. Reyes. Corporal. Co. b 29th Wis.
aged So. He was member of Eagle Post. 81 OF
Eau Claire, Wis. His FenIairs taken to Wafer
town. Wis. and buried by o. d. Pestsr Pest "a
WILKINS. AT Paynst5e, Wis.,. Nov. q, Edwin c.
Wilkins. Co. E. I47th III. His remains were taken
STEyESs.-At GriggsviIIe H.. Dec Il. George
Stevens. Co. q. sth H., aged 80. Comrade Stevens
served almost five yeas. he WAS member Of
IAwton Post. 43s.
HoBAcK--At Grig.~viIle ILL.,, April :, BarlhoIo-
NEW Hoba.ck. Co. H. "a IA Ind. aged 81. Conrade
HobaciS served ia the army about one year aftes
which be returned To his fsotue and acted rs En-
rolling Officer during the JF n.
ALLES.-At Grigg-yille, H.. July &c. z. A. T.
%. 4
His funeral was attended by I.awton Post 43s OF
which he was h6hoEed member.
BARBER--At wiIii~lon. W.. Dec. % 1893. Henry
F. Barber. On. L, 1t w. Cav tie was buried
under the auspices Of b. d. Barber Post of Rich
moud-
DIxox-At Butler No. recently. Henry Dixon.
Curps. Bates County Post. IS. of which the de-
ceased coinrade WAS houored member. passed
resolutions Oh his death. which spread upon
the Post records. sud th- Aj"tant instructed
to send copy to the faaiify of the deceased and
to The NATIONAL. TEIBUYEs
LFTHERBGRRT.-AI Fairitx. Mo-. Dec. IA, Of
blood poisoning resulting from gunshot wound
Charles I. Litherburry. Co 3. 4th Ohio Cav aged
So.
Eusr1s.-At Hyde Park, Mass, Dec 20. Of pneu-
nlouia Wu8. c. EassiS. Co. E. 50Ih Mass, aged s..
He WAS a conIrsde IF Post III aud Dee. l. was
chosen its Commander. He the Historian Of
his regiment and had nearly completed "A care
written record Of It's interesting experiences
widow. a daughter, soa. asd a step-sou survive
him.
BoYD.-At Monticello N Y after long Illness
Hugh Boyd, Co. A, Iofh U. :. The c0mrade en-
listed July 7. 1862 sad discharged Dec TO- 1868,
for disability. The deceased a member OF
Ratciiff Post EOS which organization attended his
fuueral in a body.
Sergeant, Co. G.. l55th Ohio. He leaves q widow
three sons and tive daughters.
HoUsEK-AI Creighton. Me-, Dec .. Dan
Hotser. Fhe comEads served IN Missouri regi-
ment during the war. and WAS severely wounded
at the battle Of Lone Jack, No.
MTLLz-At 0ivet, Mich, Dee. 15 Herbert L.
Mills. ist Iowa Cav, aged 80. Comrsde Mills
listed in 1861. and served Iour years aud seven
months. He WAS a member of Lewis Clark Post.
WATr.-At Sligo, Pa. Dee. III, Samuel Wait, Co.
H. I55ih Pa. aged 60. Cssnrade Wait enlisted in
1862 for three years. aad took part In all the i'm
portHnt battles from that time until the close of ths
war. He WAS "a member of John r. Myers Post
$50, and Senior Vice ComInafIsier a. the time
OF his death. He leaves widow. four sons. and
three daughters.
scorr.-At Manchester, N H., Dec 3. from the
result OF q complication 9f diseases, William p.
Scott. Co. A, 81 n. H.. aged -. Comrale Scott
engaged in u number of battles. and At the charge
at Fort Wagner he wounded aud lay in front
of the fort all night. He was q member Of Louis
Bell Post.
TBoNPsoN.-At Ponca, Neb, Oct 81, 1893 John
B. Thorn pson. Cos. aud L, LIST Colo Cav. COM
rade Thompson served in the army over four years
He leaves a widow.
KkNsIsGER-At Clinton, No., July T. Of apoplexy
Louis Fl. Kensinger. Co. ID. Hist Ohio. aged 60.
NERBIRGER.-At Clinton, Mo-, Dec 8. of pneu-
moRIa. J. Z. NerbFger. Captain, Co. q I0lh III.
Cav, aged GO.
BozaRrH-At Clinton Mo-. Dec. s. OF eonsump-
ton Frank g. Bozsrth Co G. 10th H.. aged 81.
RoYp-At Rresi. o., Dec %. franklin Boyd Co.
E. 123d Ohio, aged 81. CoDrade Boyd ealisied in
August 1s62, and served until the close Of the
He was twice captured. and spent 10 months ia the
different Southern prisons. including Libby, Belle
Isle, and AndersoHyile. The hardships of this
long confinement in those terrible prisons resulted
in disease of the heart. frosn which he has been
sufferer for years, aud which finally caused his
death. He WAS genial. wholesouled comrade.
who had troops OF friends. He leaves n widow
and one daughter.
TIsDALE-At Reed, o., Dec. g. Charles Tisdale.
Co. E. l.3d Ohio. Comrade Ti-dale wss blind. and
had been invalid for years. He leaves three
grown children.
WAeSER-At Dayton. NO.. Oct 9. Henry WilIis
Wagner, Co. l. SSH NJ V, aged 80 He enlisted
Sept 90 1851 re-enlisted ia March, 1854. and
served private. Corporal, and Sergeant. He
his Company during the last months
of the war. He Ia 81 engagements;
five times a second Bull Run, once at
and very severely AT Chaneeliors-
viile Upon being discharged ia 1865. on account
of the close of the war. he immediately entered
the college preparatory school at Hamilton, ". u.
and graduated from the college Iva 1870 He
an active member of the q. Ar Post 81 Harrison
Vile He leaves a widow and five children.
LoAG.-At Philadelphia, Pa Dec. Il, from the
effect of a griusllot wound received in froat Of
in June, 1864 William II. Loag lIth
". Y. battery. Comrade Loag member OF
tie e. A. r.. and OF EnenMpment :, U.V.I, both Of
which organizations turned cut in q body
escort.
CLARKLoN.-At his home in New York from
paralysis of the heart. Col. Floyd Ciarkson In the
SD year of his age. He a gallant slldier and
bis grandfather was n signer of the Declaration OF
Independence. He WAS first private in the 7th
Regiment, and IN 1861 went the front y 30-days
volunteer. After the expiration of his term Of
enlistment he again joined the army as Major in
he 9th ~ Y. Cav. He resigned Sept. 5. 1862.
In the following April he again enlisted rs Major
m the 18th N. Y. Cav. with which command he
until the close of the war. For faithful
md meritoriOus services he wes made a Brevet
Colonel April p. 1860. After ,he
war he went into the real estate business, in which
le Continued until his death. He was a member
IF Lafayette Post. g A r., and was Commander Of
he New York Department. GAR, during the
years 1887, ga