Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-07-31
LIED.
5th inst, JAMESN. EIDBURY,
Z. Troops, aged Is years /

On TOpsail Sound the 25th inst JAMES N. Sudbury
month and days. son of Woodman and Nancy Sudbury
In the above announcement record the departure
another brave and patriotic spirit that winged its pht
from time to etc. nifty leaving to the loss
of one of its most jealous and uurpg snpp This
lew s to the call of his county before he deu to
deved parents loving and thers t. GO and
LIES blood hopes Of restoring peace and spprness TO
our much jured country. For nearly year be bore
make the tented field III r home; and then a time
came for action and he Gale upon his skill and
nty through the At pf apnove nu 40 on0
again he entele the great Richmond battle where he
devoted hearts, where every care and attention was
avshed upon him by sktu Phi, sciar kind relatives
but all 10 vaio As he lay scOrched by fevers racked
by pain, murmur escape 8 iDs but
concealed all 80 c sey as to blind the eyes of dozing
family in hopes of his ecovery But the hour st
come and 'hree weeks after his he as gently
passed away as tired infant would fall to sleep upon
his mothers bosom. Flow and mourn the procession
their way the last sting place of The hTpYe
soldier escorted BY Capt A. NeNkirks Cavalry VIII re
he was committed t. The embrace of mother earth with
military hOnors leaving dark gloom
hearts of the breaved family. Aged Father Dew ed
Mother Fond and oviog Sisters Brave and gentle little
Brothers weep for him that has pas ed away IN the
boon of yoah, but look Higher that all may
be well with him, and that repaabe loss may be his
eternal gain.
Dearest il nme, thou has left u.s.
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But tits God that has bereft US,
He can all our sorrows heal
IN asg6R K 2 Uypo
t.. member of Company &C." End Reg't N c.
On the Is h july, in Duplin county, JULIA LOUISA
and on the H2nd WILL HENRY, children of vr John
Bowden the former three the latter five years age.
~ is better far in CHI dho, DIS
Frlendess years, ere sorrOws come of earth
/ Enslave us, sweety to fall asleep and
Wake in Heaven
In Go1dsboro the 18th of July, Mr.. JOHN HOLLIS
TER Engineer the a. & N. O. Railroad 8ged SO years
In Columbus Geo on tue 10 inst at the residence
N Harris lNtZ A. B., youngest dsu liter of Il M and
a. K Atafer aged two years, ten and three days.
On The morning of the 10th July, of wouods received in
the recent battles near Richmond THOMAS SIMPSON,
of Co e. 18th Regiment N. G. Troops He engaged
the battle Of Hanover Court House but oscar ei hut
to participate in the battles of The 26 and 9th OF
While br vely ching in the very face of the of
leaden death he received the fatal ball that took fe
along with thousands OF Ills comrades those cimsoued
fields country, how thou b4thed blood aud
tears struggling for Thy freedom We have laid the poor
soldier j. his last resting place with heavy hearts and to
whom sh >ud turn this the da OF ,am:tv
hee God Ihou hast promi ed to be the refuge of the
isthereSs We pray to thee for our unhappy country
Con-.
On the 25th July. at Ashvile, II. c., NOLIE C"S1IN,
daughter of Rev W. A. and NOe c. God, aged months
! and Is days.