Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-08-14
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In this iowa. on the 2th inst, HENRY smith, agel y
years .
AUGUSTA sOPHtA CHARL I E tuhNEHLSEN wife
OF Capt c. CorDeh sen native OF Hanover, Germ my
& d "a years and 10 months.
are the dead that die 10 the Lord from hence
forth. YEA say tn the Spirit that ey may rest from heir
la and their works do follow them"
On the n1ht of the 18Th u 1T the ider ce of his bro b.
r. johnson, Esq III upiD CO Unit! IL tue effect
of his wound and seconday hemorIhaSe, lLToN
JOHN GON aged abOlt3i years. The 0tcea>"d en- ist
Juue of year (or WY in apt Tn listens comp
ny, (B 81 regment) and though rejected being phi
caiy disqualified for the military he urged
animation by 6iffeut surgeon, ard vas finally pass
into the service wi Ills company AS TO his dsportmen
and duties a soldier, leave 1t for The cpmpaly OF
which he member TO speak but a CITIZEN and one
of the acting M gstraes for his countS TO The
breaking OUT of the war; know him ha be- all
could have been cesred ntighbor, friend and rublic
officer He wounded severely in the aim duiug the
desperate charge of his regiment enemy Tues
day evening He reached his brothers a days
ward he attacked first by eryspeas fever and
then secondary hemorrhage ana died sometimes IN me
company, and ring his rational moments he sad re-
peatedy that his mot ardent wish for recovery was to be
able in his mpany, TO share their trials and tos
and finally with them the blessings OF dearly blood
purchas ed but glorious peace.
the county have sustained great oss Tie heroic Sd NJ g.
regiment to which he belonged had Drawer soldier nor
truer patriot than MILTON H. JOHNsoN.-CoM.
In this town the 9th instant, CHRISTOPHER CORNE-
LA infant daughter OF c. H. and Mary summerset aged
one year and ten days.
The darling little Kippy,
Is gone to rest with Cod
With her dear little brother
And left devoted father and mother
To mourn her loss.
In this County Thursday morning, 7h August at the
residence of Mrs j. T. Pigtord. Mr. A T. BROWN, son OF
Major Groom deceased aged 20 years. months and days
he had enlisted in the great cause of and
ere he had been service three months he seized with
the typhoid fever and to the hospital where he
NAMED sufferer for several daysbut through the kind
ness some of his fellow soldiers he returned home to his
days he died, is verify believed happy in the Lord
He has lett wife, five small children and large circle OIL
relates ana friends to mourn his loss.
The troubles of this life is DER,
He's entered on the heavenly shore,
With saints and angels there to reign,
Beyond the reach of sin and pain.
The bodys laid cold in the dust,
To wait the rising of the just,
Where it shall be inmortaiizad,
And with the soul mount up the skies.
Near ri hmond Va. on the evening of he 9Th July Cor
poral JAMES MONTAGUE, of P. Montague, New
Hanover county, n c. aged Is years :,
! The deceased mber of Co. C, 18th Regiment
c. Troops Postheemus praise feel does the DEAD NJ
good but the intrinsic worth of the OF this obituary
uld not be buried with him. Many, yes, very many
our most noble and gifted have found pfemAre grav
during this unholy war; but youth more brave aud true
than James, has found resog place beneath thu
blood stained hills of Virginia As brother he was kline
aectonate friend stesdfas and trae add sol
der he was ever post in cloud sunshine In tb
ha contested fight Thursday the 26 h. at Mechanics
vile he bore the Flag of the field and hoagh sick the
and nrior to the fight kept with his Regiment until
day morning following, when the Regiment moved and
was taken to the residence of Rev j. Gibson, where
breath d his last the july Oh how agonzing
is to by the feeble frame of friend even, far
from distant battle field when the last dim
of lite fckerng out when OF the dear at HON
are near utter word OF consolation or battle the
Drow but how much intense must be the agony OF
aged father after days and nights Of travel aud toll
search OF sick wounded to lind him in this case
in the he kind stranger in The agones Of desth
When he c.asped the cold motionless hand and gag mt
the bright eyes 2, d. son. no T&ra the W. sand and
was soon over. ]. B. I.
Iiaiags0a, n. g.. Aug. 9Th, lssa.