Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-14
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IN this CITY on the 18th inst. Mary Ne
ls u~,. daughter of Mr Mcclure, OF this city,
md g.d mon,hs.
u. In this city on the 3D. inst LOUISA T,
VA laughter Of Louisa aud John Buel, aged Ii
IA months
anc In this city on Sunday evening last, JonN
l Woops, Esq aged %.
ov Mr. W. was well known throughout this
yiI Nuuiy lie was an afI'cctionate husband
he and kind and obliging neighbor. For
ni some time pas: he has held the office of
Ca CLERK Of the County Commissioners Court.
the lis sickness was Of but one weeks dura-
~ ton, lie was aware of his near approach
70 % death, and on the morning nj the day on
n which he died, he called in The ministers of
he gospel and other christian friends to
10 arlster 10 him that consolation which he
ISL The needed in view Of the scenes which
ION Uud s'on be upon his vision. He acknow.
IT. agct himself TO have been great sinner
'a ndprayed fer forgiveness and asked others
va | apny for him. What was remarkably ia
vs. 1 VI Cdsc his StHSeS HcNtl iCil
~ i'm, sud he died apparently at peace with
md aMaker.
~. y. Raccoon River Agency, on the 3lst of
!" sus, Mrs Lucy +. Beach, wife of John
bal | Oaeh, U. 5. Indian Agent.
bal hH ]. was the daughter Of Gen. ]. W.
raj 'uest, her husbands predecessor in office, a
4, n'0 much esteemed and loved Ly the In
am. his family and fcllow-citgcns, while
~ y, wing and bitterly lamented when dead
on e@ was born near Shawnectown, Illinois,
&C. VI 'ae I'D Of No-. 1917. In her 10th year
nd -. became hopefully pous. AS a wife, a
"oher' daughter. a sister or friend she
W. a,.u' no euogy Her history is indehbly
na .m'en IN many hearts. No pen can pro-
n ~! uanscribe it. The mere cursary
IRE ae' can neither appreciate nor feel it,
n, @ 10 whom she sustained any of these
Ssaucns can only 90 TO her grave and "weep
Inc ,l.". word is due to her memory as \
let ,@ah The Church NAV also drop
m. Nv h. Two at her grave. Ii will feel her
N hs. aOs' deeply. In its prosperity her
:" y,.s s s'erhowed with Joy. When It Ian.
by ny, ner eyes were not dry. Spending
le. ,..s. I her life on the frontier she vas
hat So! ceprived of those religious priyi-
90 Esn. essential 10 keep our wayward feet
~ aoIa pain Of life. But her faith and love
nv un survive these wants. Her candle
fof d, s no' cut by night. Leisure hours on
I'd, H. .e eyTah were often spen; in gathering
he ami and servants o; her fathers
- s,sg, WITH the poor in the neighborhood
~ anu unfolding to them either by
oh u,,..et,o.s oral instruction the words OF
fcf d,,. hie. Hers were never the mere cold
II pn Performed by the hand OF ser.
:, ,u, aSn contained in the git Of Few sur.
= ona.a THESE were not forgotten nor
NJ ,yn,.c pot she gave morc-she brought
OF. saI ~. heart and ready hand To the
ub. divine '"en employed the energies If her
:, IyaE, s'er, who, though he was rich,
y. IdLraoo u' sakes, became puo-. Many acts
r. a.p, ;a costing severe personal fort,
Of. hh i "qa,'ies made with deep soiic,,ude,
el. al,res. '.kn; IS aud health respecting the
d n !" l'on, to those who u ere enrac.
aasm1 "empis 10 build IT up. viii long be
!, a.po,u' We may weil weep 4, her
W ssn,, y, as those wept who saw the oar.
Ins s.aof !" Dorcas had made. A speci.
10 aa,t wa. Jealous affection which r, main.
II Nth, = The cross, and was found frs, At
hsale ,pu'ehre, is lost to us. The highest
hU,ns an any can pay 10 her memory is
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