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Livingston County Daily Press and Argus
Tuesday, 3 May 1864

         Death of WM. H. CURTIS. - The remains of "WILLIE"
       CURTIS, who died in the hospital at Washington a few
       days since, arrived in this village on Saturday last,
       and were interred on Sabbath. An excellent funeral
       sermon was preached by Rev. A. R. Bartlett. It is well
       known to our village readers that "WILLIE" enlisted
       with his father, MR. PHILO CURTIS, under Lieut. Wad-
       dell, and that, at the time of his enlistment, he was
       the very picture of health, full of buoyant and happy
       spirits - But "death loves a shining mark," and WILLIE
       was the first one of that noble company to receive
       his "forever discharge."
       
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