Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-11-04
DIED..

On Friday morning, October 9th, LIZZIE McCUL-
LOCH, only daughter ef D. G. and Sue NJ McGufin,
aged wears months and IA days.
Death seems envions of orr happiness He threat
ems his apprsaoh, and claims IL Els desoation the
tairest bud OF earthly promise The pleasant antici
pations of the companionship when our little ones.
after they shall have been fitted by maturing years
to take part with in the hopes and fears OF fe are
destroyed The fond hope that when age creeping on
US shalt render the affectionate ministratons Of
daughter love refreshing, is forever bighted The
noble pride INDUCED with the thought that shall
be hcnored by the position in society of those who
call us Father. Mother. is humbled in the dust. Yet
amid the wrecked plans and crushed hopes of life
there arises soft and haowed hight. that gently diff
fuses Itself through the and dspels the deep
er shades. Its radiancy-the beams of heavenly glo
lry-mlngles with the gioomo of the grave, and gives
the twilight of Eternal Day To the eye is directs
ed, until the Sun of Righteousness arising heals
hearts and enables us to the land of immortaly
where we shall join again those whom we now mourn
IS dead. sa5&
Died, at Moorefeid, the 18th of October last OF
| diptheria, JOHN H. g. McCADDEN, aged ls years
and month, of Augusta Co. The following resolu.
tons were adopted by his associates in arms
w hereas ailwise Providence has seen fit to remove
from our midst, our friend and member of Company
A, 1st Va Reg of Partisan Rangers John H G. Nc
Gladden., one whom we loved and esteemed as friend
and soldier. Therefore be it resolved that in the
death Of friend McCadden, have sustained an ire
parable loss, one whose place cannot be filed.
Resolved we greatly deplore the loss Of young
IN the face OF the enemy.
Resolved We deeply sympathize with the bereaved
family OF the deceased and trust he has gone to the
land OF rest, where peace reigns forever more.
Resolved that these resolutions be sent to the Saun-
ton Spectator for publication and copy of The
same be sent to the family Of the deceased.
Lieut.. JoHN w. JOHNSON, President
Lieut.. JOHN b. SHUMATE, Secretary.
Died at the residence of Mrs Mary Gibson, in
Stannton, on the Esd Of October, Mrs NANCY RAJ
ffor rlv Rphiu e
ceor of Orange county, Va.
Died at his residence near Churchvile on the AIS,
October, SIMON STOVER, In the 8lst year Of his
age. Of whom it was truly said by one who knew
him for Al years, che was good man and a good
neghbor.'
Rockingham Register. please copy.
On Saturday, the 25th of October at the residence
OF his father, Jacob Strayer, Esq near Port Repub
lie. Rockingham county alter protIacted illness IF
pulmonary consumption, Mr.. ALBERT w. STRAY
ER, IN about the Saith year Of his age.
In camp, near Bunker's Hill Berkeley county. Va.
hours illness. PHILIP A. EvERLY, Jr..r member
OF company A, 10th Reg. Va Vols, in the 18th year
of his age He was citizen of Strasbura, Shenan-
doah comfy, Va. Hs was worthy young man and
DEATH
On the oath of September, in one of the Leesbarg
Hospitals, A DlSONsJ. BOWMAN, SON Of Dsn,e1l
Bowman, formerly of Rockingham county. Va in
about the 25th year OF his age. -
In Woodstock. Va. on Saturday morning. the oath
OF October, alter aopg Illness when was borne
christian patience and resignation. Miss JANEFRA-
VEL, daughter of Mr. George Fravel. in about the
18Th year OF her age. She died with firm faith in
Christ, anc with a confident hope Of etel nal lite,
At the Ladies' Hospital, in Richmond on the 18th
Of October, 3 3; EWING, Of Rock.ngham county, m
the 4Sth year OF his age. He was volunteer in Cap
tain sncey's cava Try, and had been in the service
from the organization Of his company, in April. la6l
until his death Though exempt BY his age from
military duty be revoiunseered last spring, and was
companion, and bold and intrepid in his whole con.
duct.