Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-02-13
MARRIED.
DIED.

In this town. the 9th inat HERBERT infant son Of
j. F. aid '. +, Bishop aged 10 months
Obituary.
Died. at bis Fathers residence in Cumberland county
on Friday the 18th Of January, AMES l.. CULBRETH,
aged II years 10 months and days Thus beauty and
pride Of life with all its vgor and animation have been
vered by the irresistible monster-Death
The subject of this memoir like many other noble and
patriotic of land forsakiug all III comforts and
pleasures of home bid adieu father, broos I'D ers
shoudeed his muske and forth to battle and VIC
tory for his country and his counrys right. He voun
with Capt Blocker the Cumberland ToUgh Boys;
his company Immediately ordered to Western Virginia.
and where doubt from the many privations and hard
ships of the army he the disease which term
mated bis life His company having been ordered back to
home again and the loved there He home,
taken sick and died in very short meVery unexpected
" TO al his family and friends In his death the army has
been deprived Of brave and noble hearted soldier and
the bereaved family has suffered an rreprable loss
james was good boy? loved by all who kneW him He
very young, lived pious and exemplary life up to his
death and bid fair to make useful Bat he is gone
gone the Spirit land. The and 'Urmos of earth
will no longer perpeX and discomfort him. War and its
ravages will never again trouble him. The sounding drum
him foreveral hu>hed and silent And while bis
remains lie silently i'll the grave by the side Of pu7 and
gold sing praises in endless days The throne
God and the Lamb May the bereaved family all try to
meet him there. 10 this great loss end tfcton
would fan submit to this dspensaton wise evidence
being firmly convinced that in irreparabe loss is his
eternal gain. D. A. G.
In Greensboro on Friday tie 24h ult at the house q
her faher-in-aw Of consumption in the ztf
year OF her age WIS WILLIE Il. CUm4lNG W!Ie OF Nm
A. Cumming, Of Wilmington and dau liter of VIM. 5.
Mary Ann Rankin,
She sleeps the side OF her sained mother ia Church
yard and has reoined her in the heavenly home She
child of The covenant, of faithful religious culture aud
most lovely, gentle christian character. At very early
age about II Ii, she entered the communion of the
Church in Greensboro then under the pastoral of the
Rev. John a. Greter. She returned to this place abou
months aud has been gradually and patiently
meekly approaching the grave The vicisstudes the
present separated her husband Ian Adjuant
our Regiments Virginia, fredericksburg from he
except at intervals che suffered much bodily pain but
ped her lips do believe ruff
fed placid, gentle heart. For the last month she
confined her bed Her grateful eyes and whispering lip
spoke the thankfuness OF her LOVING heart for the
ncessant Offices of kindness perfo by the friends
that watched and waited upon her. She ready ant
waiting her dmission She died christian peace hope
and Joy. Every body here that knew her loved her
gentle sister, and her early departure but
the Church, she the losers By such death, fo
I" Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord"
Il ~ When hearts whose truth proven,
Like thine are laid in earth,
Then should a wreath be