The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05

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Thars6sy, lhe ~ mssspi. GEORGE NERF,s
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~ l6sh ysse 81 his s1st
hls knsrat from tho f.ridenes IL kis fst- =
(5aaardnyt mOfnlng ths 3st issiast = e'sIett
On Tbsrsdsy, 81 inst. q ~ o'clock r. lac.
HALL, 0R, n the Sis yeas II his sse
III friends end ftcsr ~ his ScIis Kisbsr5 r a
and Jacob Aslg Jr. snd ff lsit scpsin.isw, Ths.ss
n Price and Vim. Nsrshsil. are invited tn x,ss
lis funeral from the residence Of T. Hall Jr Co..
Leigh and 7ti ssrests,t tits msrning At 10. o,g.
fT' Mobils papers pirase copy.
IN rridsy. the eth n June, WILLIAM t;,i a
son Of A. r. Giles ~ Aitsnsrie, Va, In Ii. :.
A member 81 ths 18th reaipsent Virginia al.
teers he fell while gaJlanily charging ihe .ns,.t
bre astworks, in the battle Of Gaines's Mil 7.
died instantly.
At the residence cf John n t;ilIner. Esa
,,rothsr. in law JAMES A. ANDERSON
His funeral will take place from ST ls,.
Church, this Afternoon at o'clock.
tn the "a inst Of wounds received on 10. r,
T.. D. MCLAUGHLIN, Of ID Alahama Regime,
~ Mobile papers please copy.
Obituaries
Now upeef.ain is life! Rpw certain u head
Man i. Ike Hower--new IN the bud now ~ !,
siaor Of blocIu. spriDgns up rs u by mage N,
a.
from the lap OF winfry des.h, dies rs
away and Is no more YET who messlr ~
depth OF tbs heast anguish Of the loved onsi Vi.
the idol of the household is consigned to the ,os,
Loud and deep Ii the orphans wall and - ~,
anguish ~ their pride and hope leaves tlss,,
eternity In q spirit Of deep condolences pou, 4
balm Ut consolation in the heart OF the l-seu.
and afflicted widow and orphan
Sergeant JOHN NJ. GukE was Killed In N. !,
tie Of Port Republic ON the 9Th OF June. l-.a, ma
I'D year Of his age, leaving wife and ,nter,y,
child. In that spirit tliat ebaracterik.d near al
Vi~ginias sons, Mr. Dake rallied 10 De defpne
Liberty; and a. h.. lived 80 did he die psirie,
moaing hnlseA bloody sacrifice upon ,as sks
Of his country. lie died proudiy--aye, grssdy
the soldier ever wishes to die, Jamid the rear n
shock Of terrific battle, at his gun, and in the a
charge Of his duty. He WAS u member of Cousins,
(Va) Artillery.
Ills was a noble soul, a loving husband, And 4,
aud doting father, consistent Christian srt
hrs death he was released from trials, apd nov y
gone to a happy re union in Heaven with hk 4.
babes, for ''bIessed are tho dead that die ia !.
Lord lie was beloved by all who knew him .,
though h. can return to us more, can a.
him in blest eternity. III Mrs NJ {
Killed, on the 1st of July, while gallantly =.
ing his COMPANY foremost in the charge. Gsrs.
DENNIS VERMlLLioN. OF the odd Do,n;uh,
Guurd,' Company X. 9TH Va. Vols In the o,
year of his age.
Among the first to volunteer, he resigned cr
eminent position and entered the service Rsn,
IL
of Seven Pines, and has ing mary OF his LIN
wounded he was constantly on duty till the bar y
Of his death. Yet, broken down. wsaried a.
was, his spirits failed him, and the eyens
of his fall he bid his let none b. al,ead
them in the charge. Right nobiy did they respa,
TO the call, but in his death have paid dearly ~
their heroism. rs
Lay his sword by his side, it Hath served hin Ia
Not to rest near his pillow below:
10 this last moment true, from his hand er. h
Its point was still turned 10 the soe. ! +
Killed whilst gallantly leading his men to- bss.
on Friday, June n, Capt WILLIAM II. RAY
pOLPH, Company d, 9Th Regiment Virginia W
No death tina, ha. occurred during the var
more to be lamented than that Of Cspt Ranioisa
The writer of this shared his friendship from IN
18th of April, 1861, til! the time ct his death la
been with him in every battle-and nov feh
melancholy pleasure in being ab'o to mention
feeble praise, the many merits OF Of Virgins
most devoted patriots and bravest sous. Ne nA
in the "Stoncwall Brigade nor. b,loYsd
both officers and men. To his brotheroffcs
was always the courteous gentleman-to the noe.
most kind and efficient friend He never rsgsi
ed rank in the army. but patroIzed merit IN
places and the entire heart of The regiment f.
deeply and lanents bitterly their loss.
Fell in the brilliant engagement ef July J. "
vate JOSEPH BERGER, of the Baltimore L. 81
Artillery. Al the commencement rf the pres
struggle for Southern Independence, aud when
chains Of tbe Federal d.rpotisns were cBcrrlB.
people of his believed Stale young Berger, ia ss
mon with thousands of others, babe adieu To-
native city of Baltimore and volunteered hi. r.
vices in the "Larier Quart 18th Virginia ~
ment, but subsequently transferred 70 q N
Baltimore Light Artillery. He fell in the ,hhks M
OF the fight and III tn" faithful dischar-r II 4 M
duty, nenifsssing remarkabis eonn.ss and Inv
pidity ia the hour of danger H. was highl3a s.
tcemed aineug his comrades 10 atu,s. who bare b
from the field aud carefully INFERRED bis remain.
This gallant young man sesIe,. biz d-~e'an 70 y
erty with his life; and although hI- name ,aay Is
emblazen the page ef history. a nations eSefa
ing gratitude, will inaA'' pilgrims ~; 81
grave.
Died, AT the 81, Charlie Hotel Hosri a. cn ~
Stb of June, OF typhoid i-vrr in The l"th ysgs
bis age, ISAAC AUGUSTUS HUGHES Of He
Yer county, Va, member of Capt. Garter b..
William Artillery.
AT the call Of his native Stale hi- noble Ypgs
tearing asunder all tho ties That bound him to boss
and bidding aslieu to uic.t lie voted father and
Their aad afiec,iona,e brothers aud sisters yoll
ie-red and left for the scene of After eat1
ing the tolls of wears ssrvits, hs -inck
down with disease but a few tays before the bse
OF the Seven Pines IN which his company suffer-
so heavily and covered themselves with slefy.
The MANY victims Ut this war no wore aHesi,oss
son and brother OF truel hear,ed soder has gs-tt
up his life ON the altar OF his country.