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March by the most direct route to the Cemetery, passing by the graves of deceased soldiers. The Chief Marshal making proclamation; the little girls decorating the graves.March to the grove in Cemetery, where flowers will be strewn typical of all soldiers ofWilmington and vicinity buried iu the Southaud elsewhere.EXERCISES AT THE GROTE.1st, Singing by the Choir; 2d, Prayer byChaplain; 3d, Address; 4th, Singing by theChoir; 5th, Prayer by Chaplain.Procession will be re-formed aud marchback iu the order aforesaid.A. W. DOAN, 11). A. LAMB, \ Com.T. Q. HILDEBUANT,)Cn motion, Capt. T. Q. Hildebrant was appointed Chief Marshal of the day.The following list of soldiers arc known tobe buried in our Cemetery.Claudius 11. Morgan, Humphrey B. Price, Charles Ashcraft, Cvrus Van Pelt,Seymour J. Peed, J. R. Farker,James B. O'Neal, Joseph O. Woodruff,Isaac O’Neal, John Taylor,George M. O'Neal, I.annes Irvin,David II. Horseman, Daniel Kelley,James L. Hinman, Warren S. Fuller,Joluf W. Mory, Richard F. Fallis,Jacob S. Carroll, Frank Johns,Dempsey P. Carroll, Samuel Henry, Andrew II. Chapman, A. E. Strickle,John Lazenby.On motion, the following was passed : Thatthe relatives of the above named soldierssend to the committee appointed to ascertainthe exact localities of the final resting placesof our fallen comrades, a history of theli
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Wilmington Clinton Republican
Wilmington, Ohio, US
Thu, May 20, 1869
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