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veteran of the civil war.
ASHER.-At Brandon. Iowa, Jan. 6,
George V. Asher. He enlisted in Co. B.
18th Ohio, May 4, 1861, and was discharged
on account of disability Aug. 4, 1863. from
Co B. 18th Ohio, having been transferred
to that regiment and commissioned First
Lieutenant. He had been n member of
l.; S. Shuiler Post, 166. since 1888; and serv-
ed II years as Officer Of the Day, and only
4 few days before his death had retired
from the Commandership.
BIHIGHAUS.-At Lebanon, Pa, Feb.
1, Alvin G.. Bhighalls, 4Sth Pa.
BOLSTER.-At Canaan -Four Corners.
n. Y. June "a. 1899, VIM. Bolster, 18th
and Goth n. Y. Ind'p't Batteries. He was
u well-known GAR. man, enthusiastic
in all matters relating to the veterans,
and an honored member of Gen. Logan
Post, $50. Chatham, n. Y. He is survived
by a widow.
BUCKLES.-At jamestown. O., d. D.
Buckles, Co. A, 14th Ohio, aged 50.
CARTER.-At Degraff, O., Dec. 25,
1899; Jacob Carter, Co. l, sth Ohio Cav,
aged so.
BACHMANN.-At New York City, Jan.
%. Frederick H. Bachmann, Co. l, 48th
n. Y. He enlisted Sept. 2, 1861. at Brook
lyn. N. Y, and re-enlisted at Hilton Head.
S. c., in 1863, for the war. He was dis
charged Sept. l, 1865. Comrade Bach
mann was severely wounded at DreWry's s
Bluff, Va. For the past 1S years he has
been connected with the New York Dis
pensary, and none mourn his loss more
than the attaches of that establishment.
He was always kind and considerate to the
poor, and as the President of the 4Sth N. Y.
Vet. Ass n for two Years did all in his power
to keep the boys together, and no one was
more highly respected. He was buried
i'll Greenwood Cemetery, the body being
accompanied to the grave by his old com
rades-in-arms of the 48th.
FLEMING.-At Heron Lake, Mimi,
April %, 1899, James H. Fleming, Co. T.,
1O5th Ohio. He enlisted Aug. II, 1862,
and served with the Fourteenth Corps in
all its campaigns. A wound received ut
Jonesboro resulted in the loss of a leg.
HILDRETH.--At Lake Mills, Wis, Dec.
He was comrade of G. II. Bryant Post.
HOGUE.-At Pepin, Wis, Jan. Il,
Henry Hogue, Co. G, 1st Minn. H. A,
aged II. He was Il member of james
Little Post, 10S, and was Chaplain at time
Of his death. He is survived by widow
and son. His mother, who is over 80 Years
of age, also survives him.
JEWELI.-At Harms CITY, Pa, recently,
Ezra W. Jewell, Co. NJ, 9th n. Y. II. A,
aged n. He was severely wounded at the
battle of Cedar Creek, Oct. 10, 1864, and at
inc tlHlc Oh Ills tcdI1 was receiving SlL per
month pension. He leaves a widow and
one daughter
KING.-At Bowersville, O., Nov. 2s,
1899, James NJ. King, Co. /, 31st Ohio.
He and his daughter were run down and
killed by a train.
MARTIN.-At Falls City, Ore, Jan. 81,
1899, Ephraim b. Martin, 20. q, 72d Ind,
aged IS. Comrade Martin rose from
private to Second Lieutenant. He settled
in Oregon after the war and was member
of Phil Sheridan Post, "a, Newport, Ore.
A widow and nine children survive him.
PARKINSON.-At Pattonsburg, Mo-,
Feb II, John Parkinson, Co. f, 23d No,
aged 81. He served three years and four
months. .t
REEDE.:-At Hardwick, VT, Feb. IS.
Of heart disease, Edwin f. Reede, aged
81. He enlisted in Co. G, 2d ID. c., Jan.
q, 1862, and was discharged three years
later. He then rc-enlisted in Co. X, 18th
U. S. Vet. (Hancock s Corps. and remained
in the service until April, 1866. He was
Adjutant of Ellsworth Post, 25. His wife
died about 10 years ago. He is survived
by two sons.
SAMPLE.-At Knox City, Mo-, recently,
John Sample, aged 3d., He was born in
Westm moreland County, Pa, but had been
a resident of Missouri for many years.
He served with credit in, the civil war and
was a prominent member of the GAR. He
leaves a widow. ~