The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-03-07

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In Hospital No. 1. near, LouisviiIe. XIV,
Feb. 9Th, of Typhoid Fever, WM. HALL.
apod % ycars. Ho loaves wifo and rne
cbid, together with largo circle of relatives
and frionds, to mourn bis nntimoly depart.
urc. The deceased wac q lpembor of Co.
G.. 4Ist Reg, o. V. lIc, together with his
brother. was taken to the hospital whoro no
died. making tho remurk, as he onterod,
that no should mover leave tho place alive.
Alas how true his prophecy He was q
strong man both in body aud mind, and
sleops quietly 10 soldiers grave. His re-
mains wero brought to Huuishurgh for in
torment, and tho funeral ceremonies con
Quoted by tho Military companies of Burton
and Huntslurgh, who fclt II their duty TO
! render this last sad tribute Of respec, t0
him who laid down his life for his country.
He bro,i,or has since returned homo.
sick md woruout with the constant care of
tho deceased in his last sickness,
Huntsburgh,. Ohio. y I,.5,s az y =, L. H S.
III MiddlefeId, Feb. Goth. after a brief
illness OF 8 days. Of Diptheria. THADDEUS,
only child OF Alphous and Martha Weaver,
| agod 8 years, 2 montbs and IL days. FER '-''s
| The deceased was child O: rare intellect.
Possessed Of q mild amiable, disposition, he
won tho esteem and friendship Of oil with
whom no associated. Retaining his sonses
to the last. no bade farewell to parents and
fricn6s. then made peaceful exit from the
shores o. ,ine 20 eternity, leaving US tho
blossed assurance tba. our loss 10 bis eternal
gain. s,sst sfr il# d aaE .N2tF
,' How short the race our Thaddie run,
Gu, down in oil his bloom. sttr-.,sr
His course but yesterday begun, as .a
.F Now finished in tho tomb H8-4 g o b
Huntsburgh. Ohio. Lbs.
| b In Middlefeld, Jan. 17:h, of Diptheria,
ROLLA d., eldest son of John A. and
Clara, Bower, aged six years and sovenn
months. 4.yr,. ID, .i...,t.... ,....r...r D
Sad the remembranec. to think that one
so fair aud young so soon should bo con
veycd TO the silent mansions of the doad.
E1rewell. Rollal We know you have gone
to the abodes of happiness, where dcath
has no dominion, and where We behold thy
fair form csimiy reposing 10 its 6ttle casket.
We can there behold mirror in which we
can consult our own destiny, that we. too.
are passing away, and Gre long must follow
our little ono aud friends who have gone
before. ,sg tsr .,l,.,.lA. sAasses4 -.aa
$50 Silently his form Is lying g.. .s.--a
In the dreary churchyard now.
| Aud the sod lies cold and hoavy a
.n. On his pure and ,pescefui brow. z
Yes, he has gone, that lovely Aowor,
How short on oarth his stay .ss r,.l
He came aud bloomed bot for an hour.
goo Aud then he passed away. s
-'s ~. i- s'-sisog - -a''a 80 GCoM
In Warrob. joe Davies Co.. H.. Jan. 9Th,
of Consumption. Mrs. BETEY A. BUR.
NETT. daughter of the late Lin,son Patch-
in, of Newbury, aud granddaughter Of Judge
Stone, of the same place. aged 33 years.
Notwithstanding the desoiation Of hearts
that death always brings. We think Il very
seldom that so many feei 40 deeply stricken
as In tho present case. And, II we who
have noi been gladdened by hor presence
for years. except in hurried visits, feel so
bereavcd, how must they in her home,
which she had made oue Of the brightest
and happiest that ever bl0omod on earth.
boar this great afiiiction? May no who
cared for the lovely ono he had taken to .
laud of strangers, with SO much tender
ness, find his last days surrounded with
friends who will (if such DO possbie) care
for him as tenderly aud lovingly as he cared
! for our dear ono. q, II, BEARDSLEY.