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was also a Trustee of the Southern Illinois Nor
NAL School at Carbondae and member of the
| board that erected the present building, He was
member of the G. r.: also a member of the
Masonic fraternity. ic leaves widow and
| three daughter3
ALLEN.-At Gtoton Conn. Rev Nicholas t.
Chaplain of the Sd Connecticut National Guard
| for IL years, and Chaplain of W. W. Perkins
Post, a; for Is years, holding chat Office at the
| time of his death He had married during his
ministry over 500 couples and otiiciatcd at more
| than 200 funerals. He is survived by one son
and one daughter and two granddaughters.
held at the Baptist Church which was filled ia
| its utmost capacity and then only one half could
get admission. The burial was by the g. A. r..
BACoN::-At Binghomton. n, Y: April u,
Maney II. Bacon, CO; II, seth n. y. aged 5a.
| He was a member of Watrous Post. 30.
win. Co. ID. LIST Conn H. A. He enlisted May
q, 1861; &c enlisted Nov. 16. 1858; mustered out
BALIioN. At Sardinia. O.. Peter Ballion,
| Co. b, 172d Ohio He was member OF David G.
McFadden Post, 74l
BAENEIrmA, KiTksvilIe. No. Albert Bar Bar
one son and one daughter
BIGELow.-At Gardner, Kan. VIM j. Bge
low. 12th Kan. aged g.. He was prominent
| G. a. II. man and Odd Fellow.
| BLANCHARD. Hannibal. N. Y, Perry
blanchard, Battery X. Sd n, Y. L. A, aged 6S.
He member of Hannibal Post, Az
| t.
member of Bryner Post, 67 He had been Super
ntendent OF Sprinrdale Cemetery for % years.
BRowN.-At Charleston, W. Va. S. a. Brown,
Quartermastcr of Blundon Post, 13. g.. r. Al
the breaking out of the war Comradc Brown
| was doing lucrative business, but disposed OF
| It, and cnterc,! at once his coIntrys service
| Having in early life followed the sea for several
| years, he naturally went into that ann of the
service. Under Farragut and Porter he was in
the great naval fight that resulted i'll the capture
| of New Orleans ana the destruction of the Con
| n H.
| Farragut pays this compliment to those engaged:
| That every officer and man in the fleet did his
duty" Comradc Brown served on the famous
kcarsarge under Capt Winslow. and was on
board when she sank the Alabama. History
records the fact that the Alabama was
beaten by the more accurate and steady fIc of the
EcarsarSc. although the Aiaf1ama was manned
by the best English gunEers, taken on board IN
| anticipation OF the impending action. ComrGde
Brown was Gunner's Mate, and in charge OF
one of the guns whose superior service sent to
| the bottom Of The ocean the famous cruiser Ala
| bama. He was engaged in the lumber business
in Vest Virginia Al the time Of, Of his death , ,o,.
Butler. Co. c. 10th Mass, aged II.
ByFNE.,At Hannibai. n Y. Bradford F.
ByIns Co @i f lGh \ pos Y aTsd So lie was
CLARk:-On Rock Creek, Po,tawatonIe
County Kan. E ID. Clark. Co. c. 42d Ohio. lie
was a charter member of Lew Cove Post, 100.
CLARK. AT Cooperstown. n. Y. jas. f. CLARK,
Co. f, 12ist N. Y. He had been for many years
past one OF the most extensive hop growers In
that section Of The country. securing his pickcrs
from Albany, n. Y, and elsewhere by the hun
dreds. and his mop kilns and boarding houses
| were so extensive and numerous as TO be dcsig
honorcd member OF /. C. Turner Post, 26, G. A. r.
Jas. F. Clark Camp, $ of :. was named in his
honor; He had been Supervisor of his town and
served one term as Sheriff. and was for many
years a Railroad Commissioner. He leaves a
widow .Jsy
,CLAyBoURN.,n,ifA, Butte, Mont. VIM. Pit,
1862 and was discharged June 49, 1865 He
was buried by Lincoln Post 2. COmrade Clay
bourn Junior Vice Commander at date Of
death. JC
CooK-At Hannibal. y Y. Samuel Cook
10th n. Y. Fl. A. and member of Hannibal Post
Cox-A, Ealsmsda,s ILL.,. John Cox. Co. F,
He had served his County aa Sheriff and in
other Offices He acarcs family.
ct GSTLERIAt E II isnia y Mich Mici Capt Phl9 G ID
He served from Sept Z. 1851, to Nov. l. 1864,
when he resigned 70 accept promotion in another
regiment but on the account Of his falling health
turned to his family and home in Ionia County,
.iich. Here he resumed his occupation as a
farmer. a, the same time filling with credit to
himself and To the satisfaction OF his fellow Citi
zcns many public Offices in his town and County,
almostt the day of his death He left \ widow.
and large circle Of friends. who deeply mourn
his loss He vas respected and beloved. because
Of his sterling integrity and his uniform kindness
as a friend and comradc
DAvIs.-At Warsaw. Ind, CorpI Mordecai
DAvIs.-At Voluntown Conn, Nelson Davis,
Co. c. 2lst Coma. aged IS.
DAp.-At Cherry Valley. Wash, Lucius Day.
Co d. Both Wis, aged 60 After the war he
moved to Washington. settling on the Snoho.
mish River. in Cherry Valley, where he raised
his family. He was among the pioneers of the
country. and was well and favOrably known in
both Snohomish and King Counties holding
many positions of trust, among which was Post
master Of Cherry Valley % years lie leaves
widow, two sons and one daughter
DEcKER.-At Franklin, o.. ". W. Decker,
Co. r I'd Ohio II. A.. aged 60. He was GAR
member
VIM. NJ Dennston, Co. f, s9lh Ohio lie was
captured at Chickamauga in 1868 and was
prisoner at Andcrsonville Is months. He had
been confined to his home for eight years He
was member of J. p FyiTey Post 4 widow
and three children survive him.
FREEBoR,;-.At FL Paso. Tex, Lloyd Free
born, Co l.. I'd Pa. Cav. He was u member of
FnY.-At Monticello, ILL.,, Daniel Fry Co II,
7lst ILL.,, and 18th ILL., and l5ith III. He wasa
charter member of Franklin Post, 25G \ widow
and two daughters survive him
GARDNER. At Binghamton, \. Y, Lafayette
Gardner. Co. {, 3lst N. j. He was member OF
the &. 4. II.
HALLoCK-At Binghamton n. Y. April Z.
Frcderick n. Hallock. Co 4. 18Th \. Y. He
was an officer on Maj. Gen. John C. Robinsons
stat ne was memnsi m,in o. Watrons .sI1 Post 80
VIM Hastings, aged "a. lie enlisted Aug L.
1852, to serve three years, IN Co. B 93th Ohio and
was discharged Nov. Is. 1862 at Louisville, Ky,
on Surgeons certificate of disability He
listed in Co. A. 170th Ohio on May 2 1864, to
serve 100 days. and was mustered out with com
pany Sept 10. 1864. lie was drawing pension
Of $50 per month.
HEEFELFING R.--At Mt Holly Springs, Pa,
April l, Henry HeGelfinger. Co Il. 209th Pa.
HEWITT Lacede Mo. April s. Capt
Jacob Hewitt, Co. A, lst Md. He was IL member
Of Phil Kearny Post 49, and was buried by the
Post
HocKER.-At Mt Holly Springs, Pa, Levi
Hooker, Co +, 18th Pa. Cav
HoLLENBEcK.-At Windsor Mo, Theron
Hollenbeck, Co A, 18th ILL., lie was severely
wounded and was pensioned at Sc per month
He served three and half years He was a
member of Col. John A. Davis Post $40 He
leaves n widow and four children.
kins Co c. 18th n. Y. aged ~ He was u
member of Hannibal Post. AT.
HoWELI.-At Hannibal. n. Y, VIM Howell
Co. e, 184th N. Y. He was a member of Hanni-
bal Post AL
KELLY-At Shelbyville, ILL.,, Samuel Kelly
aged 80. He was q private in Co. q, 115th ILL.,.
enlisting in ShelbyyilIc, ILL., His regiment
formed a part OF Whi,taker's Iron Brigade, OF
Steedman's Division, Reserve Corps, which was
credited by Gen Rpsecrans with having saved
the Army of the Cumberland at the battle of
Chickamauga, coming 10 Gen. ThoDias's relief
without orders. just i'll. the nick Of time on that
bloody Sunday afternoon in September, 1868.
pany and regiment, who survive their father
KENNEDY-At Greenfield, Mo, Alfred
Kennedy, Chaplain, Co NJ, 9Th Mo Cav, aged
81. He was born in Warren County. ~ j.. in
1880. He enlisted Aug 3O 1862. He was pro-
motcd from ranks t2 Captain. to rank from Feb.