The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-12
Obituaries.

Died. in this city, at the residence Of his uncle,
Mr.. VIM. e. Clarkson, on the 10th OF August last,
age.
Mr.. Campbell was resident of Salem. Roanoke
county. where his disconsoia,e widow resides.
Soon after the commene ement of the present
holy war. wLea Virginia called upon her sons
rally around her standard aud 10 defend her soil
from the pou.ing tread of the Northern hoFd-s
Mr.. Campbell, with truly patriotic devotion, hale
adieu to wife aud friends and attaching himself to
the ls Virginia artillery regiment marched forth TO
duty. After passing through all the hardships III
cident to the soldiers life the sbect of notice
became prey to typhoid fever, with which he lin
gered nnmarmuringiy for tweniy.io days when
death removed him 10 a higher and brighter sphere.
The writer of this feeble tribute knew M. Camp
bell intimately for many years, and he can say with
sincerity that he never knew a more conscientious,
charitable, high-minded man. Ever ready to per
form kind ef6ces for others he WAS looked W by
all who knew him as warm personal friend and
most valuable neighb0r. During bis residence in
Salem he attached Limself to no church; bnt Writ
ing regularly the house CT God be took the Bible
for his preeept and so lived ~ to make his example
worthy of limitation by his friends and associates
And here We would close this notice OF our friend
believing that bis death has but insured him u
peaceful Immortality, but for the fond do,iug
heart broken wife, for whose presence she monieu.
tariiy yearns To her can but say, keep his
me emory green and 30 live to be prepared 10
meet HIM ID that world OF happy spirits where an
gels sing the praises OF the Lamb, and where nei
ther pain sickness can disturb the universal 10y
of that eternal home. ri q.
DE Moyfuis nil uisi Teram' On the plains
Of Manassas soldier lay wounded bis bio ID being
freely shed In defence Of his beloved South Molly
had he fought, and was noticed by his Excesncy
the President. The words, 'Come and sac me-
from the lips Of bis Excellency fell soothngly on
the ear of the wounded soldier. He did So and for
his gallant and mertOrious conduct, the Presiden,
appointed him Lieutenant In the regular service
OArine Cerps) Of the Confederacy. Having been
In constant assoeiatiop with the deceased and with
him At Drury's Bluff, to the gallant defence Of
which. Richmond, our beloved capital. owes, in
some degree, her safety, must bow my tribute to
his good qualities as gentleman spd his chiyary
- an officer. His urbaue disposition and bravery
Of Split endealed him 10 all with whom he was as.
sOciafed Iient j. b. FOWLER died IN bis mo.
TIERS arms In 0oOchland county, Va ON the :iOth
dry Of August. 1862. surrounded by those who
loved him, and sincerely iamented by his brother
officers OF the c. s. Marine Corps. -.
Died, at bis fathers residence. in the county OF
Louiss, the 4th instant, in his Goth year. JOHN
l. NUCKOLLE. after short illness, Of dyptherin
The subject Of this obituary ameng ths first to
volunteer for the defence uf his country was a
member Of Frederick Sia Grays company f, 2:,d
VI regfment SERVED though the campaign in
Northwest Virginia sersed under Jackson, and
VIM participant III Eesiiy every hard fou ght bat
tie In the Valley. Of rifgaa and IN the battle
Of Cedar Bun. He was brave and true to the end
But what II morer4e wan u Christian u consistent
member of the Baptist Churca from early youth.
and 90 firm was his faith and 20 deep was his pety
and integrity. that al his comrades bscr testimony
70 his iminoyabls faith and sfeadfastness Ia the
truth. Therefore, we will not griepe az those who
have no hope. but rather rejoice that hs has gone
home to Ged and to glory. RI MP
Died, ~ the residence Of lis grandfather, Sept.
ssh. 1862 Dr.. VIM WRIT JOHNSON, a mel,ier
q tne Amelia Troop. LIST Virginia ayalry after a
snoft but sewers illness leaving an extensive circle
o. relatives and frisnds to mourn him whom they
- dsa!iy loved aud most highly esteemed He hal
eeenue. iorsisins Imposition, that rendered HIN
biz misfartnns 20 fsn into the power OF erne ana
ns.eilsss snsmy 10 the baths Of Willismsburg.
snd ARK enduring the hardships Of his captivity.
NJ Wae brought 10 his eLIsdhoods home -, nlei..
wrsek 81 his former SELF Death had no tsrrors far
1tm-he lad secnEsd the friendship Of the Prioce ri
1saca whoss prsseats i:lnmined ihs dark valley Of
tho shadow Of death and his hand led him xs;s,,,
Through III ~ dangers into the rest that remaei
for the dehtAouA -.