Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-08-14
DEATHS,

IN Raleigh, after q lingering illness, on the 10th ult.
Mrs. Susan A. Cosby wife OF DR.. Howard z. Cosby,
year of her age.
In Wake county, on the goth, July, Mr.. HARRISON
Rand.
In this City, on the Sd inst, Mr.. Eleazar Golburn.
m.the Seth year of his age Mr.. G. was a native of
Massachusetts and removed in early manhood to vir-
ginia, where he married, and remained until 1889.
when he took uphis residence in this city. lie was
ageea.mal and. had the respect and Conscience of all
Church, a true andIfaithful Sos, .as Zone TO the re-
an.exemplary @Re Gods right hand in,heaSen.
teEPtHe upper end OF Richmond county, on the 18th
age. She was a consistent member of the Baptist
Church for the last 45 years, having attached lersef
to said Church, A. D. 1916
On the 29th. of July, in, C-hattamaconnty, N c. af-
ter an illnesg of nine days days, sallie J. Burnett.
daughter of Rev. .L Z. and Julia Burnett, In the lytn
year of her age. In her death her friends Sustain a
severe loss-her parents adl irreparable one he5
cn 4 e,ss d noesaR,v d siio { meiodi"s at bone,
thereby, rendering all. aroma nsPpy- % =
church is vacant, and s sne is l.. w nsdfq she IU took solsucS
delight. Co. ner ,norrn I
Knew your hearts, saddened when you thluk Of heF
uaIlid brow her pale, cold cheeks, and the llght OF
her mid. beautiful eye; hes sweet Ac9lanI = sOlsS
that failed ere her ~,faltering hpssspake the iast sad
aaieu. Bat TO die and gcinto the realms oil slleAee y
Parents weep no more, though the affection you
hear il s~heayy one-dry up your tears, as yos have
every reason TO believe that your daughter Is lar nap,
bier now than sAs could. have been IN this world OF
i'm and trouble She has sled her last tear and heard
the last sieh-changed,mortality for Immortality
cast aside times decayinE. dust for a robe OF eternal
white, a crown Of heavenly glory Iheh Wond you
have her back TO earth again. q encounter the pflva,
lions and dssappointments ofthss sin-stricsen world
MOI You wonad not haye her leave the SHINING
no decaysbecn transpanted from this twilight spher
30 bloom amid the nndying Joys Of those VINO nav
washed their robes in the blood OF a crnclned he
geemer. | knew her long, cherished warm sympa
thies for her. andnow she IL gone, i cannot sapples
af~fecticn's warmest tear DER departed worth Lei u
cherish her moFy-emba h<r v~lrtne@-out ~
no more. N
AePert Macon, the 10th . nly, eftyphoid Fever, Ges
" Sloanu son of James Sloan. ESQ, OF 6reensoo
ough.
y The deceased was in the 18th year Of his age.-GeI
- esOusi in hisimpalses, and uniformly po1sie ana an
lie il manuer he enjoyed. the affectlnoa1e regaru I
his acquaintaaces. Among the frst 20 answer III
the present troubles, he marched with has compaI
the Guilford Greys, to the defence OF bor Maeo
@ where he served, withozs iDtermisslon, 20 the I'll
of hisdcath- His remains were attended, nome "
. detachment of his comrades, who mingled tnelf "a
with those of his distressed relations and i1ren1
over his early grave Peace to hs aust anu uou
blessing upon his Borrowing relations
Near Lookout Mills, Catawta county, On " eahs
day morning 31st July, of TyPhoid Fever mrs. Ia
:, arinc. wife OF Jacob Lentz- ESQ; leaVInS h
le three children and many frieuds TO mourn.
In Johnston county, on the 18th july. o. sypno
y fever. MI. VIM. II. Tomliassn 80
is In HiIlsboro', N c.. ON the morning o. the Lo.n
:. .InIy- MT. Hugh G.. Owen His death IL aIfosheIs
ample how intemperance destroys me Haaura, ="
capabilty and highly pleasing soGla = Cor,
10 merciful God allows sorrowing nIenus aShucn
= lation a. can be derived from the words pray
~ me- which be uttered 70 his mother ana eidest So
. short tiEs before he disd.