The year after, though quite an
old man, he volunteered with bis
four sons, to serve in the union ar*
my, and ail served their country till
the close of the war: the old man
however was allowed full freedom
anywhere, being oi great service as a
sharpshooter, spy, &c. He was ah.
lowed to return home iu ’64, there*
after till the close of the war render*
ing service as a deputy Provost Mar
sbul. For a time he was useful in
the secret service among the copper
heads of Lafayette and other coun
ties, aiding in the enrollments and
reporting the escapements to Canada.
The mortal remains of this great
souled man were returned to earth
under the direction of the Masonic
Lodge of which he had long been a
member.
ducks, geese ami pigeons
are getting quite plenty, and blue
birds and others of the feathered tribe
who revisit us in the spring, have
made (heir appearance.
MARRIAGES:
~ ' V ' ’•cb 7th, by Mr. Jnme! Seaton. Esq.,
In Boscobel, Ma. 'JR. Louis, to Mias Katty Fay, of
Mr. John Mem s o.
Chicago.
~Do you want u’ new Hat or
Cap ? Buna’s have a?l '
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