The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22
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On tAs nh Inst, fLO94MUE, second
child Of Jessph and Sarah =. Elliott, aged 2
Tns friends Of tie family are Invited 70 At.
tsnd her funeral from the residsnce OF Jas.
%. Taughan, Hsnrtso county, to-day, at II
o'cloak. without farther notice.
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A. thu reaidercs Of her daughter, Mrs. +.
4 sI.sou. corAer Of Marshaii and s1th sts.,
On Taesiay, the list instant q 10 minutes 70
e'e!ock Mr' - .. ~ aso1s. e as.snhor
in the 77th year Of her aee.
rhs frtends and acquain tances Of the fami-
IL A. invited TO attend her funsrAi. wtthous
further invitation, on Ihersesy ISa inns .1,.9.
Ct IL O'Clock, A. NJ from 'h' s"'' 0. r..
Church.
On the 2lst inst, Of pneumonia mrs. ANN
RYAN, in Tho soth year Of her aSo.
Her funeral viii take place this (W ednes.
day. afsrr nc. r;,s a. RoaS TSe friends Of
the family are requested TO attend ~lunou'
further notice.
Tn this city, Of malignant scarlet fever, ON
saturday morning, 18TH inst. J AMES BOW
a Mms; d es.0 Wi LII PARK. aged years.
childrsn Of james b. and Louisa Parker hu'
pank.
Okisua1iss.
ol nas' on m the Il: sss aE q q
typhoid fever, Miss MARY r. TRAVIS,
Once more has the pitilees shaft Of death,
fallen in our midst; another narrow mouno
has risen in the old family graveyard, ana
the last resting place Of youthful purity. II
il NO way-worn pilgrim, Whose wearied
heart has found resi- from its troubles, hut
one who was happy In tns gaiieis:ss: inn 70,
in her pisty, and lovely In her gentleness:
The star 90 lately risen, whose cnse1ioI
radiance had already began TO gladden. the
stricken from our galaxy. and il SGT forever
behind q horizon whose confines v me gloom
OF The valley 0fths shadow Of death. kino
friend of US all, oft will We weep FOR thee,
liz hit from the earth, but our thoughts Will
follow thy guiieless spirit to that land
where no twliight shadow dims the splen-
dor that surrounds the throne OF him VINO
.
more shall thy girihood home be gladdened
with tiny antilles, and the tears OF bereavod
affection wiz water the flowers a. they
spring upon thy new. made grave. But We
Know that thy smile IL brighter in that land
Of blessed peace, where tears now not nor
comes the pangs of aorrow.. Farewell, lovely
one OF eartn; we will miss thee from the cir
Gle thou was wont 70 charm With Thy pre-
sence, and the void thou hast left In thy
family and with tiny friends will finger with
them through life; but thy bright example
will light them IN the straight and narrow
way that leads to thy home, where the
are at re1t. J. X. B***A&,
>'' Manassas:
STRsligio n Herald please copy. -
Died, ON the tth January, lSs2, At the real
dencs Of his father, IN hecsortown: fa n!MT
county, Va, Of typhoid pneumonis, AObH.
s. RECTOR, In the 10th year Of his age.
In the death OF this young man. the family
circle las lost one Of It's brightest ornamsnn.
The early morn Of whose life gave promise
to = career OF usefulness in the future, while
his exemplary department and Cnrlsuan VIZ
! tues chsered his fond parents. hearts %ltn
the hope that his presence would sneo na!o
of paxcs aud happiness around the family
altar now cloth0 ca in moaning for the loved
one and the lest. dod IN MS WISDOM ma
been pleased to remove tho OBJECT % sno.s
afections rom the cares and perpiexlues
that would have attended his pathway on
earth. that he might talk Of the never snoins
Joys Of Heaven. The assurance tnat snelI
iOss has been his gain should lessen the grief
of the family Of our departed young irisno,
and serve as q balm OF consolation TO their
Borrowing hearts. May the knowledge that
orr Heavenly Father doeth all things for the
good of HIS children that obey and serve him,
encourage the fond parents OF beloved child
70 bow In humble submission to His will.
tjheered with the promise and hope Of a
happy reunion with him, in those realms Of
bliss above, where sorrow, sickness and
death they knew on arth shall have given
place to 10y and happiness forevermore.
fo -
Died, At the residence Of his brother, Ooi:
Angus w. Mcdonald, at Winchester, va, OF
congestion Of the lungs, Col. EDWARD y.
MCDONALD, Of Hannibal, MO-, In the o''h
year Of his age. mi.
He was in the service Of the State OF mis-
souri, in her struggle TO cast on EsderaA aes-
potism, and visited Richmond snort time
before his death on business connected Win
| military affairs, and reached the place OF MS
birth to breathe his last among mis- relauons
and friends He was educated at West Folnt =
resigned, and adopted Missouri as MS nome,
until lS4s, when he moved to California, put
returned to his adopted State to lend MS ana
to the Sou thern cause. He was DraVe ana
true man, and the only regret MS irlenas
can have is that he did not live to aid IN iuiiy
eetablishinR Southern independence, ana TO
eco Missouri free from Federal despOtsm.