Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-01-08
Another Insult to England.
DEATHS,

On the 18th ult., Annie Burnett, daughter OF Rev.
John Z. and Mrs. Julia Burnett. Although some
time mas elapsed since her deeease, yet Annie is not
forgotten. Like the flower Of early spring, just bud
ding into beauty andloveliness, blasted by untimely
frost, she died with christian resignation. She lies in
the lonely cemetary at Mt. Pleasant, where she in
very early life ~professed a hope in Christ and Joined
the NE, Church, of which she remained a consistent
member. IhaVe known her from infancy, and can
bear testimony to the a~miability and christian-like
simplicity of department that ever characterised her.
she was gentle, kind, and good, aud has gone TO re-
join her sister in a better land to chant the praises of
God more perfectly. He H.
At a regular meeting of Flat Rock Division. No.
.259, ). OF IT,, Dec. 2lst, 1861, the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted: 49,
1'WHEEEAs, 1t has pleased the Disposer of events to
remove from our midst our beloved brother B. W,
. Pearce; therefore, rf .Fa 45-Hs ttR
I. Resolved, That in his death this country has lost
& q PATRIOTIC soldier, society a friend. the Christian
church astay, and this Division a worthy member.
2nd, That we tender to his heartstriken parents and
TRENDS our sincere regard and warmest sympathy. in
this sore afliotion, desiring to weep with those who
weap, and mourn with those who mourn.
Bird, That as as a token of our regret, we wear the
usual badge of mourning for thirty days; that we
send a copy OF these resolutions to the family of the
deceased, and to the Spirit of the Age for publication.
At 2 meeting of Jonesboro Division. No. aOl, S. of
T., neid pee. ~ 1867, the following preamble and res
WHEREAs, Almighty God in his inscrutable wisdom
has seen fit toremoye from the stage oflife, by death,
9th Inst, be it at @ rt A
Resolved, 1st, That while W. bow in humble sub
mission to this dlspensatiOn of an Allwise Providence.
3 we lament the loss of our brother who was endeared
to us by many social and fraternal relations. ~
2nd, That in the death of brother Collins the Divis-
ion has lest a faithful member and the community a
h. worthy citizen. aa Hl nab
3D. That we deeply sympathize with the relations
of the deceasd and trust that their apparent loss is
his eternal gain. e ESQ 2
4th, That we wear the usual badge of mourning for
the space of 30 days, and that a copy of these resolu-
ftions besent TO the Spirit of the Age for publication.
Atameeting of Company E, 34th Regiment n. C..
Troops, the following preamble and resolutions were
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God to strike
from our ranks by disease our brother and fellow sol
dier, WashingtonaQueen, while nobly and CALAMITY
serving his State and country therefore,
~ Resolved, That while submitting to the decree of
an All-wise Providence we deeply deplore the loss Of
81 our brother soldier and sincerely sympathize with his
family and friends in their severe Affections.
t Resolved, That our brother Washington Queen has
s7 by his noble conduct whilst among us, merited the
good will Of all who knew hin. f
Resolved, That acopy Of these resolutions be sent
to the Charlotte Democrat and Spirit of the Age for
publication, and that a copy be seat to his family.
x,tF tsa.a - SHADY GROVE RANGERS.
s. Resolutions of a similar character were adopted by
the same Company, relative to the death of another of
s its members-Danie Sane-to whose worth as a chris
y tian and his faithfulness as a soldier, strong attesta-
ttonis given by his brethren.i in arms. sfsa