Memphis Death Notices Show Colonel Morton’s Daughter
The little daughter of Colonel Morton of the 81st died a day or two ago in Memphis. The family is in mourning as details remain sparse and the obituary notes the loss.
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Morton
Memphis
Longfellow
Croine
Temaiden
Assembly of Presbyterian Church sessions in Peoria and Lincoln praise
The Presbyterian General Assembly met in Cincinnati with Rev Dr Beatty delivering the opening sermon. Sessions included a vote for moderator, remarks on Emancipation, and reports from the Education Board and Foreign Correspondence. A plan to convene a national convention on July 4 to consider an amendment recognizing God and Christ over nations was discussed. The day closed with Sabbath school debates and further constitutional considerations.
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J. Hyatt Smith
Philadelphia
Missus
Dublin Green
John Milton
Anne
Martin L@her
Satan
The
Baptists
J. M. Hoyt, Esq
Cleveland
Dr. Jeffrey
Peoria
Ill
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of the United States
U. S
Dr. Beatty
Steubenville
Ohio
Brown
Morrison
Beatty
William M. Blackburn
Knox
Erie
Wm. H. Blackburn
Linco
Zuch
Jesus
Douglas
Daniel McMillan
W. Crawford
McLeod
Sistcd
J. F. Hill
Education Board
Dr. McLeod
Lincoln
New York
Pittsburg
William Sterling
General Assembly
N. S
United States
Ambrose White
Fred. H. Bartholomew
Committee On Missions
Dr. Spear
Brooklyn
Presbyterian Church of the United States
Columbus
Robert W. Patterson
Hn. Wm. H. Brown
Illinois
Presbyterian Church
Cox
America
Jesus Christ
Albert Barnes
Barnes
Viery
Skinner
Church
Union
Spear
Walter S. Griffith
Committee On Correspondence
Crowell
Newark
Cayried
Peoria Assembly
R. W. Patterson
Arthur Sweesey
Wm. H. Brown
Oliver H. Lee
New School Presbyterian General Assembly
First Presbyterian Church
Washington Square
George Duffield
D. D
Detroit
Michigan
Paul
Timothy
John C. Smith
Washington
Henry B. Smith
Skinners
Theological Seminary of
Fowler
Utica
Cincinnati
Duffield
H. B. Smith
New York City
Edwin F. Hatfield
Henry Darling
Phil Elphia
H. E. Niles
Albion
Herrick Johnson
Anthony I’. Halsey
Dayton
St. Louis
McLane
Eserecqc Pdneractacccesne
Treas
General Synod
Reformed Prestorian Church
Cedarville
John Douglas
Christ
Ohio Heavy Artillery Forming New Companies
Adjutant General Hill reports a new Volunteer Organization for service in the United States army. The 117th Ohio Infantry, organized at Portsmouth, converted to Heavy Artillery for forts near Cincinnati and the Department of the Ohio. Four new companies of 152 officers and enlisted men will be added. recruit officers and men are invited to apply with testimonials. The War Department allows discharge veterans fit for garrison duty to be utilized. The Governor will appoint recruiting officers for the new companies. Newspapers statewide are requested to copy this notice.
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Corinth
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
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Heaveranrees
lscedmaent-Calenet
J. M. Irvin
Tthlowa
E. M. Lowe
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Ian Wesley Humphrey
Ilinois
George Haskin
Ohio Inc
Pierce
Chaptain EA A. A. Bradford
Mth
Wisconsin
Sole Swensen
Ilinois Infantry
Luther D. Porter
Pricr
Himeois Infantry
Thomas Leslie
Dim
Henry Simmons
Ivate
H.C. Kelly
Kspepperseien Ethies
J. M. Miller
Iowa i
James Young
Boon Indeanes
Decatur G.in
Francis M. Ervin
Henry Me
Illinois
James Bateman
Jayhawkers
EL Bell
Kansas
Eldridge Ez Ward
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Pyros
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Liew A. Is
Ye Iesin
Lewis P. Cle
Lilor
Rene John H. Cheanpeny
Hillweis Infantry
Aapen C Toh
George Wolfe
Hileweis Infantry
Wright
Prinrcepany
Tegtain Robert C. Hamillette
Pert C
Indians
W. B. McCord
Direis
John M. Magner
Tilghman McCord
Miineis
Dennis W. Brown
66Th
Thomas Brown
George ‘A. Tonlhver
7Th
Wilson A. Price
54Th
Alexander C. Mitey
Ubness
Alexander
G. M. Dover
EL Sresecen
Memphis Bulletin
Memphis
Memphis Committee of Public Safety
B. Greenlaw
Exim
Tuscumbia
Abbott
80Th
John Chambers
Chamberness
Marion County
Alabama Cavalry
Cooper
Chambers
Tusceumbia
Surgeon Abbott
U. S
Wheeler
Woodward
Ane Johnson
Dr. Abbott
Aese
Hill
Columbus Journal
Ss OfFics
Columbus
Epitor
United States Army
117Th Regiment
Portsmouth
Ohio
War Department
Cincinnati
Department of the Ohio
Heggy Artillery
Farrig
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Undertaker Report of Dposed Soldiers May 15 22
Mr John A Smithers undertaker notes deceased soldiers by unit and ailment from May 15 to May 22. Chronically listed cases include chronic diarrhea dysentery typhoid fever bronchitis pneumonia and other illnesses in Illinois Indiana Kentucky and US infantry.
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Ishesnut Street
Snyther
Jacob Provard
Illinois
Henry Cmg
Ohio
Frederick Millem
Henry Ho van
Marlin Hole
Frederick Homoyer
C M Garvér
Robert J. Mitchell
E L Brown
Barrell Lay
Kentucky
Jacob Helpyer
Casi
Indiana
Iran
Hass
Lewis J Russell
John W Moore
Diana
Breychitis
James Marshman
Enry Lenox
Joe Hangon
Jnollivan
United States Infantry
G. Wyth Ilinois
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