Ypsilanti Soldier Dies

Tbe first Ypsilanti victim of the war is Gny Tuttle, a member of Co. ü, 31st Michigan, wbo (lied at Camp Thomas, Chickamauga Park, of malarial fever Wednesday. He was 25 years of age and was tbe only son of Nathan B. Tnttle, a vetaran of tho civil war living two miles southeast of Ypsilanti, and was a young man of fine physiqua and excellent cbaractar. When the company was ordered to Isiand Lake, he was in Tennessee, bnt came home at once and followed tlie company to Isiand Lake and was mnstered into the servioe with hie oomrades. He gave his life for his