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Bacon, aged II. Col Bacon served in the
10th Mich, and was a well-knOwn Michigan
lawyer. He also served as Captain of Co
X, 9th Mich, and while with that regi
ment was severely wounded
BATHGATE.--At Lemont. Pa, j. G.,
Bathgate, Co. d, 14Sth Pa. Comrade
Bathgate was a member OF Capt. Robt
M. Foster Post, 1877, and at recent meet
ing Comrades Isaac Armstrong, Hiram
Thompson, and E. p. Tate were appointed
pathy, which were adopted by the Post
| BINEAR.-At Garrett, ind, /. G. Binear.
Co G, 18th Ohio, aged ..9.
BOND.-At Fitchburg, Mass, Mai.
Nelson F. Bond. 31st Mass. Maj. Bond
was shot through the right lung at the
He was a member of the Loyal Legion and
Post 10, GAR, in both OF which Orders
he was prominent.
BoNNER.-At Lemont, Pa William
Bonner, Co. X, 10th Pa. Comrades Isaac
Armstrong, 4, Hiram Thompson, and Z. p
Foster Post to draft resolutions.
| BOVARD.-At ;NeWberg. Ore, Charles
Bovard, Co. G, 11th Pa. V. r. c., ard Co.
l., 14th Pa. Cav.,1Comrade Boyard served
nearly three years, and Was discharged
by reason OF wesindsl He had been al
but continued to kYe alone He was found
sitting in his chair insensible, and died
soon after. Heyswas drawing SIT per
month pension. s. Il
CLARK.-At st. John, Mo-, A. C. Clark,
Co. l., 7th Mo. Gav.,i and q member of
Mansfield Post, ISL, aged 6s. Cofnrade
Clark enlisted inj186a. and served until
the end OF the war. He leaves a widow
and nine children 9
CLARY.-At Biaisfow, N. H., David
". Clary, Go. Rs 4sth Mass. Comrade
1 months and CarEah
| Tor three months nurse in hospital at
Baton Rouge, La. He was pensiored for
disability at 81 per month, which was
later increased TO Sf1 Ji'fu'y
| CR0UCH.-AtC Chicago, Ill, r. B. Crouch.
Co. II, 136th Pa. Comradc Crouch was
born at Elizabethtown, Pa, and for many
years previous to moving 10 Chicago re-
sided at Fittsburg.
| CURTIS.-At Highland, Kan, of heart
failure, Norman N. Curtis, Co. /, 18th
Kan, aged IS.
| DAvIDsoN.-At Hamilton, Ontario.
Canada, Matthew Davidson, Co. 3, 1st
Mich. l.. A. Comrade Davidson was born
IN Ireland, but Hamilton has been his
home for a number of years He was
also a veteran of the Mexican war, for
which he was drawing pension of s12.
" w. Cooke Post, 472, Department of
New York, Hamilton, Ontario, of which
| the deceased was an honored member, con-
Quoted the funeral Services.
DAY.-At AhtanHm, Wash, w. II. Day,
9th Pa. Cav. Comrade Day leaves a
widow.
| DOLPH:--At Rock Creek, O., Osman
A. Dolph, Battery c, 1st Ohio L. A. Pc
enlisted under Capt. Kinney among the
first three Years men, and served through
the war. He received injuries which
finally resulted in his death. Comrade
was n charter member OF Harvey j. Coyell
Post, '546. serving as Commander four
terms. He leaves a widew and two chill
| dren.
'ELIIoTT.-At Columbus, o., Sept. 3,
j. ~ Elliott, Co.: ID, I'd Ohio. aged 81
Comrade Elliott was one of the Oldest
photographers in the city, having been
established since 1857. He was "A Charter
member of Mccoy Post, and a prominent
Knight of Pythias.. He leaves widow.
EWALT.-At Bakerstown, Pa, George
w. Ewalt. Co. ID, 1aSth Pa. He served
three years, and took part in the many
severe battles OF his regiment A widow
and eight children survive him.
| FARQUHER.-At Schoharie N. Y,
Arthur H.. Farquler, 4th N. Y. H. A.
i'll Berne, n. Y, and enlisted in 1851, sery-
ing until September, 1865. Since the war
he had been engaged in the undertaking
business. he was the first President OF
the village. which office he held until his
death de is survived by widow and
three Children.
FoIIOwILL.-AtL Louisiana. Mo-. Cant
i VIM. f.. Followill. Comrade Followill
enlisted June 1, 1861, in Co F., 9TH Mo:
was promoted First Sergeant, same com,
pany. and later promoted Second Lieu
tenant Co. +. On Nov. 3, 1854. he was
commissioned Captain of Co. K. He re-,
enlisted as a veteran, and when the 7th
Mo and 11th Mo. were consolidated Cant
Followill became Captain Of Co. B, 1ith
Mo Capt. f1iioTlli was among those
who run the blockade at Vicksburg the
night OF April a., lie acting as Second
Pilot on the steamer Fgrcss, the fiapsbip
This steamer was sunk Just below Vicks-
burg. Comrlde Bbllewill is survived bv n
widow and four Ghildfcn.
FuLLER;1At Irsr,na, o., Sept. 1,
James j. Fuller, COIL, 147th Ohio. aped
rs. lnterment at Oasstown, his former
| home. oil Il
GoLDsMITH.-At : Quakertown. Pa
Capt. Anthony Goldsmith, Co. [, 22d Pa
(Wheatley Gu:.rds); Sergeant, Co. A
1l3th Pa, i.-i tJrst, Lieutenant, Co. A,
enlistments covefeI' nearly the entire
Charged in July, 7is35. He took % Dart ns IN
many of the most IMPORTANT battles of the
war, and won distinction rs a scout. Upon
OF matchmaker, af philadelphia, which a'ife he
continued until his death. He was n
member of Capt Philip SCHUYLER Post
81, Philadelphia. He is survived by a
widow and two children.
HALE.-At Home Hospital, Milwau-
kee, Wis, June 2S Charles A. Hale, Cos
G., =, +, and FL, and non-commiss stoned
staff, 5tl n. IL. Comrade Hale was horn
in Sidney, Me-; enlisted at the age of 20 at
Lebanon, N. H., Aug. 2S. 1851; wounded
June 1, 1852, at Fair Oaks; Dec. 13, 1862,
at Fredericksburg; appointed Sergeant
Major, Feb. s, 1868; Second Lieutenant,
Co FL, March 1, 1853; wounded May 3,
1853, at Charlottesville; appointed First
Lieutenant, Co. E, July 2, 1868; discharged
for a time compiling and copying records
in the War Department. Later he was
commissioned Captain, Co. F, 5th N H.,
and was finally discharged June 2S, 1865.