The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-10-18
OBITUARIES.

g FRAZER - tongrstiyc Chiils, and h~mor'
la - q tht uoNel. aged 90 years.
Mr. va, born and Tsiesd In South Carolina,
aud smiEratel So Texas. in les. Ffoies~rd
Religion and nnited with the Cumberland f'rss
trterian Church in the fall Of ls5t. lie ha.
len wife Aad sis children, and host Of friend.
~ insugn ui. loss. In hi- death the community
h.s lasi a citizen. hsr family an sGcctions'c
husband and parent the church y faithful mem
her, aud the Masonic Fraternity a good and
'riir man rhoagh We Ill deeply drPiorr our
loss yet We feel assured !, Is b., ciesaal gas
W. A. SMITH
Died At Lula. Miss. sept 10Th, A. D.. 1854
JOHN II. silEKROD, aged 20 years aad 70
DAYS.
Tie deceased ~ss Killed at loks, while skir'
N zhing nj the CONNIE nCemtut ~ The hkht, ~
a grape shot from our battery taking tn. skf,
mlshrrs Tor the enemy. Death in any fona
hriugs gloom and sadness. to relatives aud sur.
wing friends But Of how heart iend,ug
this melancholy occurrence to an aged and Wild.
owed mother, 10 kHow tina, her sou va unreo
csssfily sacrificed. Will. battling for h.s coun'
tfs's rights. The deceased was born IN Nad,'
son County Mtra., March q, 1855. and with hi.
parents removed from thence to Harrison Co,
1exss In $50, where he has sine. resided, un.
I'll the toesn Of war was beard IN Sumtrrs
roar when he giri-d on the rrinor OF war, and
FASTENED 20 his oouniys relief, 10 defend her
against a ruthless. invading foe, to conquer or
TO die. In him were embodied those noble
principles Of man rsriy to I've found In one 30
young honesty, truth. and sobricty. la All
the relations Of life his department was blame
less ey'r cNemplifying the golden rule, 10
unto Others, a. you would that they shond do
unto you.
A. neighbor be vas Kind true, aud reliable
a dniifnl and abedi.nt son a kind and lust
master and a worthy citizen, Though not =
member ct any church. he was a strong believer
IN the christian religion and hes often express.
ed his Intention. 10 the wfiter of attaching
himself 10 the church. ai no very distant period
From hs- exemplary lite we have reason 10 hope,
that he no. rests with the redeemed Of God
10 you his Kind. mother. brother, sister and
feel be honored blessed,
With hon. high aud fair,
And can we reach tina, land OF rest,
Well surely lind him there.
I. =" J
RICHARD l.. P0PE, son Of Col. A. aud Mrs.
Sarah Pope, wa. horn Ia Wilkes county, Ga
on the l6,h Of April, 1870, and departed this
life M Marshall, Texas. on the SIXTH day VI the
present month.
lie was naturally boy Of quiet manners,
aiectiona,e disposition and smiahle d.pof,
meni towards his relatives, friends and youth.
fol companions. His natural temperament p
th,- respect wss encouraged by All early train.
ing Ia the preeepts Of religion received from
pions parents. Ills intellect was superior. and
be was fast acquiring the rudmen's Of an cx
celent education. Thus endowed and instruct
ed be gave promise Of u life Of piaty aud use
fitness when death inierposed and be surrcn.
dered 81 hi. prcsent enloyments and future
worldly hopes for the realities OF another life
III. disease was n most painful character
but he bore up under Il with fortified. worthy
OF more advanced years. hs eufierings con.
unasd down 10 within = short time OF hi. aisso
iutou. when M pin having ceased, ana his
mind and memory reinsiling clear aad uncioud
cd. and being aware that he had but q lew mo
monts a. wmaiu GA earth. he called one by one
to hs beds de- hts surrounding friends aud r.s
tiyes and asked them not t. weep 'ar Inn as
hi, Whole trust wa In Sod Ne had the bible
read to him by each 1T his parents to which he
listened with tbc closest attention then folded
his hsud- and repeated that payer which HE
mother Rad taught hun in eafiy infancy. aud
soon after hls soul passed quietly 10 ileasea.
We gti.Ye with sorrow beyond description at
the Thought ttst we can no more behold on
earth tht fler and form ut one En dear TO ~ A..
hut f .tmfnrt ear be afforded the stricken
hear, IN jhp midst ~ much aiii lection. II Is by
ths relettiou tht' sAe boy whom ~ mean hsd
Oh hi. siAlssd Bo life Of ,u 10 regret no n.
mOf-c iat Fanas iuf tci upon 1ther % rack
N. DYING sinu .o tread tia, after death his
name -liot u lmmated ~ tno-e lef, lr
hind hip go ID b p4srd from world upon
which La OVER d 4 Ho stain belvf.
temutattu aad arest lrtments TO him
aud rtnmrd tHl Vac God wuo gave II,
nnpollutHi iN W rAlti years IT wa.
permitted B. uH t-tltl... a m0 rtslity Let
those fsUm hu ot.ayei y death
cherish hi. iot y Hrss' ar tionate ~.
membrane wU. u. ward in the
ur,..ept love Of AL Ca. aHA -s,.Dr. and The