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In letter Of the correspondent Of the St.
Louis Revlle, dated at Fort Bernard, June 26,
it is stated that Mr.. Kinny and three other
persons had Just arrived from California, and
brought news of the death Of DR.. William B.
Gildea, native Of this State, and formerly Of
this city. DR.. G. served an apprenticeship to
the printing business with Hugh Hamilton Of
Harrisburg, where his parents now reside. He
worked some time for Mr.. Sherman Of this
city, and left here in 1889 for St.Louis, where
he studied medicine. In l845 he accompanied
an emigrating party to California, as physician.
where he died, aged 90 years. ~ w