The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-16

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p In Richmond on june ID. Of wounds recetved II
battie near k1chm0nd on May Slst, itG2, LION
ARD b. ABEKCKOublE, u walker county. Tex.
~, private In the 18th Regiment Alabama V0lun-
teers, aged ~ yccfx noble hearted gallant yoath.
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FUNERAL NOTCE.--Tno funeral OF FLOR
ENCE LEE, aged = months aad days, infant
daughter Of Silas L and susan V Johnson, VIII be
preached THIS EVENING at O'Clock. at his reei-
dence ON Marshall street, between 18th and 18th
STREETS. The friends ana acquainfanceS OF the fnn-
lily are invited 10 attend.
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Died, In Richmond, Virginia. on the 18th Of June,
aged 81 yours, LUCY ELIZABETH. wife Of Dr.. y.
Haberslam. Of Soath Carolina, and youngsat daugh-
ter of the lste MINOR Richard and Pauline c. Fol
lard, Of Albeuiarle county, Virginia.
The deceased was the victim OF fearful and Fe-
ientless disease For nearly hfteen
years she had suffered the slow rHvages 1t this dir
easeS and yet in the midst Of the psin travail and
wearness Of tins long period, and the chilling pros
poets Of approaching dcath. deferred from year u
year, contrary to the expecaons Of her ply sicnns
she was uDfiring in the active service and prsetica
charities Of her religion aud in the fuldlment Of
cry earthly duty as devoted wife, stay and com
fort t0 her aged parents, fond mother, and an a.
fectlonate sitter.
The duties Of domestic life were discharged by bel
with rare fidelity. and every claim Of NATURAL aztec
ton was responded to with warmth and depth u
love ~ tender ~ it WIS faithful The natural vfr
tues Of her character the humility of her religion
and the sweet graces Of her manner and conversa
ton raised up for here friends wherever she went
aud among her hast words were the testimonies Of
gratitude to those dear who had assisted with
her Immediate family in the Last Offices and c0ns0
latous at the bed cf suffering and Of death. "Ony
TO think she said thar persons, almost stranger
to me, should have been 20 kind Thank God