Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-11-25
OBITUARY NoTfces.

Died, near Springhope; Nash Comfy. n c. on Sunday
a. sss Ct typhoid l..a
Der Of the Primitive Baptist Church. kind and affection.
ate husband and father good citizen and estimab
ter besides large circle of sorrowng friends mourn
1.-THE pains of death are sa,t
Labor and sorrow cease:
And lfe's long warfare closed ut last,
HIS soul is found in peace;
Soldier of Christ, well done,
Praise be thy new employ;
And while eternal ages run,
Rest in thy Sayiours JOY.
JOSEPH JOHN HIroy only and last remaining child
Of Dr. Joseph B. Hinton Of this City, volunteered at the
first call of bis State in rifle company just organized in
his native town. Washington; which was quickly muster
ed into the Sd regiment Of N c. Troops and sent guard
the Virginia side Of the PotOmac where his health suffer-
ed severely during the last year, and entirely recoy
cred The commander Of his ent has just written ms
father saying: at gives much pain ~ inform you Of
the sad fate of so brave aGd excellent solder as
was your son. Joseph John Hinton of the regiment under
my command He fought bravely in the battle at Sharps
burg, Nd, the 18th September he also had previous
y done on the bloody fields before Richmond and at Ma.
nassas In that at Sharpsburg, he lost leg by shell
which fell and exploded in the ranks where he stood
He was instantly carried 10 the and his wound dress
ed and afterwards carried Winchester Va where
be received every attention that skill and kindness could
bestoW but Eryspeas coming on, he died the lst OF
October loved and amened BY his companions in arms,
expressing deep anxiety for his loved at home whom
he was never to again this world He died be had
lived red for $; some time preyiously-a praying man
10 his cOuntrys welfare the SItn
year OF his age leaving wife and five young children and
many friends to mourn their loss
BY foreign hands, son. thy dying eyes closed,
BY foreign hands thy decent limbs composed,
BY foreign hands thy humble grave adorn'd,
By strangers honord and by strangers mourn'd.'
[Cou.
Died, in Oxford, Granville County, Wednesday
ing I'D inst in the fourteenth year of his age THOMAS
GALES, son of Thos. W. and Sally Poole
This youth remarkable for the senstveness of his
conscience The writer struck with this in one in
stance that came under his knowledge lie regarded with
affection any who instructed him in principles of up
rghness, even if it in the way of rebuke for acts of
improperly He the idol of his held in
high esteem By his teachers and much beloved by his
associates 1t well If his example gen orally
followed by them. He kind, gentle, amiable and
good. GCox.
Died, in Petersburg Va the 25th of October. 1892
BARNABAs p HAYworTH OF The army Of John and Re-
becca Hayworh, in his I'D year.
Died, in this City, the residence of Mr.. j. G. Bromel
on the goth inst Mrs EVE q. ROLAND, of Sany County,
N G., in the 9th year of her age.
Mrs. RS death caused by injuries received in the
collision which occurred the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail-
road. on the 9th of last month.
She had the advantages Of the best medical SKILL and
the sympahes and kindness Of many ladies of this city,
who visited her during her sickness but alas all proved
unavailng. and after weeks of suffering which she bore
with uncommon patience she calmly and peacefully Yield
ed to the claims of deaiexchaLged time for eternity
the and suerngs of this world for the eovment
of the realities Of that PEACE which remaneh to the peo
pie Of God. Mrs. K. q memter of the Lutheran
church. G.B