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	'Died. At Newbern, N.C., July 8, of typhoid fever, Sergeant Arthur W. Smith, of Co. H, 10th Ct. Vol., age 24 years, son of Ordnance Sergeant M. W. Smith, now stationed at Fort Adams, R.I. From a letter written by one of his companions we learn that this young man expressed a willingness to die, having the assurance that he should hear the welcome sound 'enter into the joys prepared for you'. He leaves a wife but no children. Young Smith was a printer by trade, having worked for eight years in the office of the New Star London. He was represented as a young man who in his deportment was uniformly candid, manly and sincere. His aged parents who have yet three sons in the army, posses the consolation that his memory is without reproach.' source: Mortuary Notice. Saturday, July 19, 1862. Newport Mercury. Newport Rhode Island. Page 3. 'A letter received in this city from Gilbert T. Smith, of the 10th Conn. Regiment, dated Newbern, N.C. Aug. 25th, says: - 'The schooner Challenge, Capt. Baily, from Groton, sailed from here [Newbern] last Saturday for New London with the remains of Sargent Arthur Smith on board.' Source: September 2, 1862. New London Daily Chronicle, New London, CT, Vol. XV, Issue 256, page 2.
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