Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-08-06
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Died. at the residence Of G. B. Harrison ESQ., near this
City, on Monday the 4th inst, at hafpas O'Clock, p NJ
CHARLES w. EGERTnN. Esq, of Charles jackson and
Mary T. ECcrtun Franklin County in the 10Th wear of
his age; and ut the time of his death, Attorney for Frank
lin County. H
Tue public is invited 10 attend his funeral at the Bontst
Church, at hafpast = r. NJ Tuesday, the 18th instant
Died. in this City, the 18th Of July Mr. JYo B. PERx1N.
SON, OF the Raleigh Rifles l4th regiment aged % years.
The deceased acquitted himself good soldier perform
in all his duties and submitting cheerfuy TO all the hard
ships of the service He rm and courageous in bat
tie and received his death wound in the fight of Tuesday
the LIST July Richmond. He has bVen of early
manhood, but he died in good aud the result o.
faithful discharge of duty lCON.
Died. ofyphod fever the residence father
LouiSburg n c. SIDNEY EGERroH the 10th Year Of his
age, the 10Th of July, 1857.
The subject of this notice young of much
prOnse-with sprightly mind eaSy good temper-and
manneSS above his yearshc universally beloved by
all who knew him. and particularly by those who knew
him best his teacher and daily companions lie bne the
long suerngs of his distressing disease with the fotude
of Chrisan-never complaining, but always saying when
asked how he was, that he toleraby WELL He grad
uay sunk and died like flowers at set of SUM-" His be-
reaved parents both very low with the disease
at the time Of his deceae Great almost Overpow
cred them but they resigned themselves the will of
is rendered them in the sad bereavement. G..
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Died. the 3Oh ult., at his residence in this County,
Mr.. JoUS HARP in the 18th year of his age
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Died, in Oxford the 9th Of July, 1862, THOMAS w.
MCCLANAuAN, aged u years. He among the first
the Granville Greys-but compelled to
of i'll health. He noble, genera us-hcarted
young man, and leaves many friends aud relatives
his untimey end. Peace to his ashes. J. B. l..
Captain JoHS TILLrNGHAsr TAYLOR, of the Townsville
Guards 18th regiment N. e. Troops fell martyr the
cause Of Southern Independence the glorious field Ct
Gaines Mill ON Friday 27h June last. While calamity
leading his Spartan Band shot through the bead and
Immediately expired. Capt Taylor the eldest of
John C. Taylor Esq., of Granville county, n. c. and was
in his 2Sth year. He Aumnus of the University of
N. young man Of fine literary taste and cglture
and in enstug recruits in the service of the Confectionery
early in the contest exhibited Oratorc talents of high
der. His many amabe virtues greatly cndeared him to
large circle of friends by whom his early death deeply
depored. He commitment of St. Johns Church,
WILLIAMSBURG n c.; and vestryman active and
cmuently useful in the parish He Obedient, af
ieconafe kind broiher good neighbour, fast true
friend and, above all, cOnssicht Christian He fell
hero, IN army Ot heroes j. j. Il.
Oxford, n. g., July 9, 1862
Can't DENNIS VgRNILLIOS, of the ~Od Dominion Guard"
company h. 9Th Virginia volunteers killed in the 3Uth
wear of his age the list uf July while foremost in the
charge calamity leading his victory.
Among the first tu volunteer, he resigned prominent
government position, and entered the service nearly fifteen
months ago. acting bavey at the battle of Seven Pines,
when many OF bis company were wounded he was con-
stautly duty till the hour Of bis death Yet weared
he was his young and ardent spirit failed him. In the
terrible charge which be fell he babe his let
be ahead of them. and taking the lead his sword
shot from his hand Picking with the left, he waved
it and cheered his men, who noby responded to the
CALL second shot st uck HIM III the tscc still he led his
third entered his heart and his heroic company
mourned the luss of their behaved commander Modest
he brave he the respect and affection of all
sOcated with him. and left unading memorial of HIM
self in the hearts of his comrades and friends young and
aecOnate wife, two infant babes, devoted mother, two
sisters and four brothers, nrw III the army lament their
rrepaabe loss
"Lay his sword by his side, it hath served him WE'LL
Not to rust near his pillow below;
To the last moment true frum his hand Gro it FELL
It's point still turaed ~ the foe E