The National tribune., 1897-02-18
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans OF the Conntry's Grandcst Army
Who Have Answered the Last Calf

Veterans OF the Country's Grandess Army
Who Have Answered the Last Cali
MsSN-At Chester. Ill, Sept 6. 1896. Robers
III. Mann. First Lieutenant. Co. i. 10Th III.
Comrade Mann enlisted Aug g. 1861. and served
until Dec %. 1854 Since the war he had been
engaged in the real estate business. He was
prominent GAR. man, and was for several
terms Commander Of Swanwick Post PIP
HAYSEs.-At Charlotte. Me-. Jan. H. Of
disease contracted in the service, Horace W.
Haynes. Deceased was a member of Theodore
Lincoln Post, Department OF Maine.
NoRwoop-At Pembroke. Me-, Jan. II. CT
wounds received in the service, nehemiah
Norwood, Co. e. 3Ist Ne. He was member
of Theodore Lincoln Post. Department oil Maine.
VAN DERLIP.-At Washington. d. e., Jan.
%. William l.. Van Derlip, Captain. Co. u, HIN
Y. J. Deceased a member of the Loyai
Legion and John A. RawIins Post. i. Both OF
these organizations attended the funerai IN
uniform.
CARgoLL-At Washington, d. c. Jan. 80. OF
heart disease, Maj. William c. Carroll. aged %.
| Maj Carroll was a clerk in the Pension ONCE,
| and moved to Washington seven years ago from
| Chicago. He served with distinction In the
| Union army during the war. and was on the
| staff OF Gen. Logan, and later on Gen. Grants
tie was a member of the Union Veteran
| Legion
| MANLEY-At David City, Eeb., Sept. 80,
1896 of paralysis. z. x. Msnley, Go. c, 18th H..
| aged %. Comrade Msnley was born ia Column
bia County, Pa. He enlisted July 1. 1851 and
served until Nov. D. 1864. when he was dis
| charged on account of disability. He was an
active member of Lincoln Post. He leaves
| widow.
GREY.-At Wood River. Nsb. recently, OF
pneumonia, s. K. Grey, Co. F, 10th ILL.,, aged
II.
RocKwooD.-At Upton, Mass, Dec 81. 1896.
of heart disease. James A. lockwood. aged 40.
Comrade lockwood was member Of Fisk Post.
LOG, and at the time of his death held the Office
| of Adjutant. He leaves a widow and children.
TIzZARD.-At Metcalf. Mass, Dec. "a, 1896,
Rufus b. Tizzard, Co. b. 10Th Mass. lie was
| member OF Mai. Fletcher Post, %.
O'BRIEN.-At Milford, Mass, Jan. 2. of pa
raysis John O'Brien, Co. f. 30th Mass, aged
81. He was member Of Maj. Fletcher Post,
%, which conducted the funeral services. He
| leaves widow and one child.
WIcE.-At Whitesbury, Tenn. Jan. IL. John
l.. Vice, Co. +, 9th Tenn. Cav. Comrade Vice
enlisted in 1868, and served until the end Of
the war. He was member Of James Lane
Post, 13. Department of Tennessee. Post a. OF
Whitesbury, conducted the funeral. He leaves
seven children.
WUEsT.-At Chicago. ILL.,, Dec 26. 1896. Chas.
A. Wuest, Corporal. Co. G. sd ILL.,, aged 90.
Comrade Wuest enlisted in August, 1862, and
served until the end of the war. He was a
member of George G.. Meade Post. Ali. He
leaves a widow. three SONS. and three daugh-
tiers.
DAvrs.-At Dixon. ILL.,, Oct. 6, 1896, Nicholas
S. Davis, aged 81.
CoRNING.-At Worcester, Mass, Jan. T. Hi
ram b. Corning. Co. b, 26th Conn.,. aged 81.
Comrade Corning enlisted Nov. 10. 1862, and
was not mustered out until June l. 1866. De-
ceased was member of George III. Ward Post,
10.
MEEHAS.-At Long Branch. N. j., recently,
Thomas Meehan, 47th Pa Cemrade Meehan
was member of James B. Morris Post, 49, and
was buried under the auspices of that Organi-
cation.
WILsoN.-At Long Branch, N. j.. recently,
C. V. N. Wilson, Corporal, Co. Z. 10th n. j.
He was a member of James B. Morris Post. as.
BICKNELL.-At Kirkland. Wash, Jan. 10.
Dennis Fl. Bicknell. Co. ID, I'd VT; 17th U. s.,
and Co. E. 18th regiment, Invalid Corps. Com
rade Bicknell enlisted May 20. 1861, and was
discharged in July, 1868, account Of disa-
bility. He at once reinlisted in the Invalid
Corps, and was retained in service until July 3,
| 1866
| VAN VALKENBURG.-AtA Austin, MIMI, Nov.
I, Mai. Bartholomew Jacob Van Valkenburg,
21st Wis. aged &C.
RHoDEs.-At his home in Forrest County, Pa,
Dec. 9, 1885, John Rhodes, Co. ID, 83d Pa. aged
g. Comrade Rhodes enlisted Aug. z, 1862 was
wounded at Spottsylvania, and was honorably
discharged May %. 1865. Eli Berlin Post, 629,
East Hickory, of which he was member, con-
Quoted the funeral services. Two sons and one
!, | daughter survive him.
SoBER.-At Sunbury. Pa, Jan. 4, of paralysis.
William A. Sober. Co. d. SD Pa. aged So. Com
rade Sober enlisted in 1861. He was employed
as an engineer during the siege of Yorktown
| He served with his regiment until 1861. when
he was attacked with typhoid fever. On his
recovery he was appointed to q position in the
Provost MarshaPs office. He studied law with
| the late Hon. John B. Packer, and was admitted
to the bar in 1867. At the time of his death he
held the office of United States Commissioner,
and was of the leading lawyers in North
cumberland County, Pa.
WoLF.-At Racine, o., Jan. 10. Serg't Peter
d. Wolf, Co. B, 116.h Ohio. aged CO. Deceased
was member Of William Bush Post, 400, which
attended the funeral in body. He leaves
widow, two sons and two daughters.
MARsHALL-At National Soldiers Home,
Va. Jan. 81, of paralysis, Capt. William II.
Marshall, Co. d. 9Th Md. Capt. Marshall was
with his regiment from its organization in
1861 to its final muster-out in July, 1860, and
for gallant and meritori0us conduct was adj
vanced through the successive grades of pro-
motion to the Captancy of the company. In
March. 1862 his regiment was ordered TO New
port News, Va. to reinforce Gen. Mansfield,
who commanded the United States troops dur.
, ing the fight of the rebel Nerrimas
, with the Monitor. of the U. 5. Navy. Hs
remained with the 5th Md. in that vicinity
until the rebel army, under Gen. Lee, invaded
the State OF Maryland in the Fall of 1862.
. when his regiment was ordered to join the
Army-of the Potomac, under Gen. Mcclellan,
and participated in the battle of Antlesam.
where its loss was severe in killed and
!, wounded In the Fall and Winter of 1862 he
did duty around Harper's Ferry and Bolivar
D Nights, and in the Spring of 1868 was with his
: regiment in Virginia, under Gen. r. III. 3lIlroy,
, until June To- 1863 when Milroy's small force
| "a brigade) was surrounded by the rebel Gen.
Ewells Corps, and, after three days hard fight
ing was compelled to surrender. The entire
command was sent to Belle Isle. After its ex-
change he accompanied it and assisted in the
| capture of Petersburg Va After engaging
| with the army in its various movements against
Richmond, was one of the first to march into
the rebel capital. The Captain leaves a wife
and several grown sons and daughters, who re-
l side in Baltimore, Md.
g BEAULIEU.-At Beaulieu. White Earth Reser-
= walton, Mimi, JAM 1, Serg't John III. Beaulieu.
Co. g. 9th Mimi. aged 81. Comrade Beauiieu
L entered the service Aug. IS. 1862. and was mns-
;, tered out with the regiment. Aug. "a lo6o. lie
Z. | never was in the hospital or missed battle IN
4 which his regiment was engaged. de was for
| a long time in command of his company; was
= commissioned Lieutenant in 90, but did not
+ muster Although in poor health for years ma
:. never applied for pension. He was for long
time Postmaster of the place named for him,
+ and held many responsible positions in the In
q dian service. He son OF the venerable
d old United States interpreter, Paul III. Beau
=, lion who survives him. He was member oil