Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-07-14
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In his city, on the I'd ocJnt. E1YA CORA. dauch-
ter OF /. X, and NJ. ); Fentrcss. aged three years and
Is crowded ont ill next weeE.-Eb f
In this City. Oh Monday llag. 3Ir-. Mary WHIT.
relict of Mr.. Nm. White. deceased. in the sod year NJ
her aye. She had been Il consistent u.ember of the
Prtsbyteria" { iarrh far about !, years.
III tnls City. o. Tuesday lasT. Dabney Cosby. Tsn.
in the 64tn year Of hi age. SIr. &. has been a cftiZc'''
OF ft!aiSh upwards Of - years, during which TIM he
ma nttIned Il high reputation for integrity. enterprise
and moral worth, surpassed b. none. He haL been a
Go cons lnei.oSt OF the Irrshyterlan church for
man! Se'rS' lie %aS lntcfI"t with Masonic honors.
In Ia. city on Thursday, last. PATTIE, only child of
Lewis ". Peck. Esq, aged aoJUt : years. she was a
low ", beautiful! clniu. The last time we saw her was
How little Thought we then that in less than q Tort
might she would b. wearing tae bright CROWN of
which she sang- May God comfort the bercaved Pa
rents in this heavy affection.
In his Guy. on Thursday last, Mrs. Marian B. Al
len. wife Of Col. &. b. Alien, in the 18th year of her ACE
Mrs. y. was u quiet. unobtrusive Christian. a Kind
neigAbor and u most devoted wife and mother. She
had been an acceptable III mber of the Methodist
Church a NUMBER Of years. Har sorroyino hnSV
band and children mourn thv.r loss. but they none tn
meet her in a better world. T 90 q"
OF typnoid fever, in Camp Winder Hospital Rich Rich
mond; a, on the 18th OF Juuc. 1852, J. q. Nichols.
Troops. The deceased was in the bloom of youtn
HIS disposition was kind aud ahectionate. 'Thourh
far from nome ma those most dear, his friends were
assured nat I'D Ills last moments all was well lie
suffered nluc.i. but murnHrrd not dc appeared viii
ling t. dc, an renHrked Tit nc would soon be bet
Ter on. nay roo : S-ac' a'ls-lin his relatives in this
After a brieS illness Of only eight hours. on the Both
Vi Jun I tiHLCt No4iv-c. III ItlndOlDn County of
paralysis, Eli t5eth BlliI. CuHsDrt Of John Rloir de
ceased, n the G.th year e her aye. Sac was \ consis-
tent Is>.nbsr Of the Society o! Friends, aud b.lovej Inv
81! who Ensw her for her DUles0ielce and aIsiuteree.
ted Kindness.
At a regular meeting % Laurel Hill Division. No
rs, 5ons ~ Temperance, = committee was aDDoin-
TED to draft resDlutIOns relative TO the death 0fTt,o of
our much esteemed youns brethren, viz: J. Ouickel
and >. ". Rlm>Dur. wEO I-Ht the homes of tStir "a
rents Ltst summer and went forth 10 meet oar north
eIn enemies "ho are aTriyed against Us. Bro. OUirk-
e ! was kllled while engaged ia a battle near Ricanond
ron he3lst OF last May, and Bro. Bam.our died in the
hospital at yorktown, or cCIEestive calls, some time
recently.
The committee presented the following resolutions,
which were adopted
lst. Resolved, That w feel willing to submit TO the
viii of orr Heavenly Fathcr. yc- We regret to part
win oar b .threA, who - son. VI Temperance were
truly devoted to our cause. anL as members Of the
church wer. consistent.
End, THAI We sympathisn with the parents and
relatives o. our deceased brothers. though We believe
taey are at rest in Heaven. This should be a source
OF comfort to the bereaved ones.
20, nat as 4 token OF respect for orr deceased
brothers We wear tn usual badge OF mourning for
thirty days, and that a copy Of these, resolutions be
sent TO the families of the decea e and TO the Editor
Of the opir Of the Age for publication. and that ths
same be recorded on our minutes.