The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-18
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On Tho 10Th inst. in his SD year, Of wounds re.
ceiyed In the battle Of June 1st at the iatc res.
deuce Of his father, John W. Smith, on 4tn sres. .
Capt. ASA Il SMITH, OF the oth NS"e
Th. Siends of the deceased and family are re.
spectfully invited to attend his funeral "''"o"'
further notice. this morning at 10 O'Clock.
On the 18th inst Of wounds received In the Da,
tie Of Seven Pines, Lieut. Edwin ID.
Adiutant eth Virginia regiment. -
His funeral will take place from the resiornce o'
Mrs. Cen Pegram, on Franklin street, on E. s"
the 18th inst , at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Inc iI1enos VI
his father, Col w. b. 6tafke ana Oh w'S'
are invited to attend.
On Thursday morning, the nth Inst, hHN NJ NJ
ETA. infant daughter of james a. ana Au'e
Caskie. .,,.,,.. os
her grandfather, Mr.. James Caskie, on Grace s''
this FRIDAY morning, at 10 O'clock
On the 18th inst, EMMA JANE WALTON,
daughter of MAJ garet and VIM. ~ Walton, dec H.
aged 10 months.
Rest, sweet EMMA; Oh my love,
Since We are forced to part;
Twas that dear Jesus from above
That took y0u from my heart ,,,,
Her funeral will take place from oregon mliI
Methodist Chapel, this afternoon at o clock ne
friends and acquaintance are inV'teo "
On the 18th of July, MICHAEL, son Oh mcnae'
and Johannah O Donnell, aged months.
His funeral will take place from his fathers resi-
acnce. near the predegar Iron Works. this alter
noon at o'clock. The FRIENDS anu ncquAin'"lee'
of the family are invited to attend.
At Cbimborazo Hospital of typhoid fever. on
SATURDAY, 2eth June, 1862 WIN. H. SPICELEf, a
member of the Wnwiddie cavalry. lie was much
beloved by all who knew him. He leaves an at
fectionate mother and two sisters to mourn MS
We bid farewell to his memory. until death shall
call us to join the blessed thrcng OF the ransomeo
whose names are recorded on high
"tInveil thy bosom, faithful tomb,
luke this new treasure to thy trust,
And give these sacred relics room
To slumber In the silent dust.
Who would not wish 20 die like those
Whom Gods own spirit desig GINS to bless:
To-siuk into that soft repose,
Then wake to perfect happinessf
- Petersburg Express please copy
July LIST, 1862, of q wound receited on the even
ing before, Lieut.. JAMES C. DANIEL, of the
Aibemarle Rifles, 10Th regiment Virginia voiun-
teer5.
This brave and noble young officer had dis,in-
gushed himself on several occasions on the battle
held previous to the Goth Of June; at which time,
whilst heroicaly fighting for his country, he fell
rnortally wounded BY his death the country has
lost rs gallant officer ever drew his sword in
her defence His body WAS Inferred in the cemetery
of Charlottesville
In this city, at the house Of Mrs liam, from
wounds recei, ed on Friday, 18th June, IN the bat.
tie field near Ganess Mil, THADDEUS II. SAN
FORD, d member OF Co. G, 9Th Alabama regiment
i.5ou, - years of age
Hs death was tranquil and peaceful as are the
dy as moments Of all who 1--we in the fear of God
aud Gle battling for the rights OF their country, and
Ill defence # their homes, their affairs and the in
situations which kind Providence has placed IN
der OUR protection. J.F. T..
~ Mobile papers please cory.
On Sunday, July l3th in the 25th year Of his
age, st tie Gwathney Hospital, Richmond, Va, Of
wounds received in the engagement OF Malvern
HiN, Capt HARVEY A. SAWYER, I'd regiment
n. T. y 7.
.-Y=North Carolina papers will please copy.
Ga Church Hill, on Monday the 9TH inst, JOSE.
Plus H., son Of Jorephus H. and Susan +. Wyatt
eyed one year and eight months.
Ofhis wounds, at the residence of Miss v TEN
plsn,an, No. 207 Broad street, MIR ABNER MITCH.
ELL, me adopted son of David Miller Esq, Ct Lex.
ington District. S. u. He was member of Com
pany G. Palmetto Sharpshooters.
From the Petersburg Express. Of the 18th.
Funeral Notice. - The funeral of HENRY
HITCHCOCK, second son CT General Thomas W.
Mccoy, Of Mobile, Ala, will take place this morn
ing, AZ ST. Paups Church IT O'Clock. The Rector
requests his Pensioners 10 send their carriages.
THO deceased belonged to the Sd regiment Alaba
volunteers. and after participating most gallant
~ IN all the battles around Richmond, fell mortay
wounded in the terrible battle of Tuesday, the LIST
instant. Amidst all the demoraizing exposures Of
the camp he maintained the integrity Of his Chris
tian principles in hi. life and conversation. He died
Saturday night, at the house of relative III this
city, with the hope of joyful resurrection in Christ
Jesus cur Lord.
!F Mobile and Augusta papers requested to