Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-05-31
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iD, ~ Ssrgaon Va at the Wnder Hospital the 18th
Sergeant K spoken Of highly BY his CAPTAIN az braya
soldier who bore himself well couraeeousy in The bat
aer and died ameuted by his comrades in arms and Ss
relations and friends at home. TCon
AT Camp Mangum, on the l4h inst. of measles WV
ANDREWS aged 10 years. He olunteer in Capt J.
obedeu soldier attentive in the dscbs1ee Of 6s duties
and gave promise of much usefulness but Death claims
victims M o from among the young as well the old D.
At his fathers, near New HILL in Wake County on Sun
Gay 18th of May 1852 PASCAL SEaRAvEs aged about %
years private in Capt o. r. Rands company 26th reg-
nent N volunteers He was in the battle below New
ana fought to the last He taken prisoner and
Kept ON vessel about three weeks and then sent To
paroed and returned home His disease was low tvpe
offever, which baed the skill of his PHYSICIANS Cow
AT the residence of his father in the County of Granville
on the 2lst inst PULP w. MIrcHELL aged 9sth years.
The deceased was member of Capt j. j. Davis company
of the 47h regiment of n c. Troops was taken SICK in
Camp typhoid fever and was sent home on scE fur
Tough, where every attention given him BY his aged
parents and numerous friends, but all without avail He
was pious and consistent member of the Methodist
Church. beloved by all who knew him. and by his many
excellent qualities, nerted the high esteem in which he
was held No better or truer man has been sacrificed
the altar of patriotism in this war so wIckedy waged
against US, than Sergeant Mitchell. d.
May 26, 1862.
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On the morning of the 10th nst in the srd Ga Hosp
PAL richmond Va, in the goth year of his age Sergeant
Thomas MoRToS of A. G. and Hettie G. Morton of
Shattooga County Ga, formerly of Rockingham County,
Out died soldier under the banner of Christ and in hope
Oh glorious immortality beyond the grave
re mountains and valleys, ye rivers and plains,
All relatives AID friends adieu
More permanent regions where Righteousness reipus
Present their bright glories TO view
Thou lettering seat of disease and of pain,
Adieu my dissolving abode,
soon shall behold and possess thee again,
a beautiful building OF God
BIG.
LINES,
Written on the death of beautiful Soldier Boz, in
the TIN gear Of his age, SILAs j. HoLLEMAN, of
RGEe County, AZ G., DhO died in the Rospitdla at
ASHLAND, Va., on the 14th Of ApriI 1862:
Thou art gone to thy rest Silas
Why should weep for thee
For thou art now where oft earth
Thy spirit ouged to be-
Thou art gone to thy home Silas,
Where the sound of the drum
No more with familiar tap,
Shall invite thee 10 come.
Thou art gone to thy rest Silas:
Thy sins are forg
o.. With angels of light
Thou hast gone up to heaven.
Thou vert beautiful on earth Sas,
But now know thy face
Is like q brilliant diamond,
Bedecked with heavenly grace
Forever rest in heaven Silas,
May all your friends be true;
And when their days ended,
May they be angels too.
Then parents weep not for Silas.
The cares OF life with him done;
Yea, give him up, and meeky pray,
To meet him In eternal day.
BY FRIEND.
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