Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-09-03
. OBITUARY NUPIcrA

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cnan' IN tnls City for number 9fEears.
Died in e City of PETERSBURG be a4sh o, August, Of
iess b MARX Fulss,aHr Of Az
was brave soldier and worthy man.
med in Nash County, the 18th of August 1862
Il'tts TONNE WEEP only child of james T. and Mary
gentle, atectonate and generous to fault While his,
borrowing deeply feel their loss they are copso6
with The sweet thought of his eternal happiness in far
Died, in Nash County, N. c., of typhoid fever BoYxx
KIGr in the 18th year Of his He happy and in
tel,gent child-ever ready to greet you with smile Of
grown sons few short weeks before. But God in his in
finite goodness fit to take him the present tro.
ed be the name Of the Lord" p
Died. at the residence of his father in CLAY County on
9Th OF August 1852, ROBERT TATE CuRrn SOD of j. D.
Curtis aged II years and two months of inflammation of
tne oaa ne was good obedient and aectionae son.
Only short time ago he was with bright and happy.
carrying JOY and gadness wherever be went But alas
ne IS gone! no more to return. Az
Died. near Louisburg at the residence of Dr. A. Per-
~, on the 3Oth ult ELIJAH B. HLIARB ESQ., of Hisrd
ston, Nash County N c. in the 4sth year Of his age
1t has pleased Almighty God in his infinite wisdom 10
take from midst and from her relatives and large cir
Gle Of morning friends, Susan w. M1rcHEI who died in
Granville County August 2Oh the year of her age
She br ,ht example of Christian pety while living
and is no doubt now Testing in her Saviours arms
a FRIEND.
Died. at Bird Island Hospital Richmond Va, July 12th
1882 OF wounds received at the battle of Malvern H
the LIST, GEORGE W. HARPER, of Halifax County, n c.
member Of company l, 18th regiment N. Troops aged
exactly % years the day Of the battle He had prev
ousy volunteered and served his in the immortal
hrst or Bethel regiment having quilted College to join
the Enfield Blues, belonging to that regiment and after
the dsbanding oft he Joined the company above named
which he was bravey leading in charge upon the enemy
-he first officers Of the company being oil sick, wounded
or missingwhen he received the wound that terminated
his young and promising career.
George was most estmable and lovely youth, noted
from his earliest childhood for bis kindly disposition
truthulness and moral bearing amidst all the temptations
to which the young unfortunately often exposed
Nor he natenve to the great of the future
life. He sincere believer in the truths of the Divine
Revelation and had long before he joined the service,
been earnest seeker OF the consultations of holy
lgion. His end was peaceful and tranquil. He leaves
mother sisters, and numerous relatives and friends to
his death, but they not those who have
no hope He lived for his friends, his country and his
God and his life given sacrifice upon the altar of his
native South Let the youth of country emulate his
example, [CoM.
w Persons who send notices of marriages and deaths
must send their with the notices, otherwise they
will not be published We have hand theannouncement
ofthe death of private in company H, 18th regiment,
which is withheld on this account