Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-29
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Died, in Hospital, at Wilmington, N. c., on the 22d
inst, Mr.. John d. Williams, IN the 21st year of his
age. Deceased was q member OF Co. ii, 3lst NJ {.
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Departed this life, on the 10th inst, at the residence
of his father, in the Doth year of his age, John, w
Trolinger, Son of j. j. and N. 81. Trolinger, also grand
Son of John Trolinger, Esq, of Alamance Comfy, Y.
G. The deceased was a member of Company, 1. 57th
n. c. Regiment. He was in the battle of Fredericks-
burg in December last, also in the late battle the Sd
OF May, when he was taken with others a prisoner
and carried to Rockers headquarters, there paroled,
from thence hurried through a long journey through
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Fsrt Warren,
and then back to Fortress Monroe, from thence to
Petersburg, Va, and then to Richm ond. There his
father found him sick and broken down. He obtain
ed a furlough and 1eacEed his home in Alamance
County on the Sth inst, two days before he breathed
his last, He left behind him a very encouraging assu-
rance that he is better of. Now the hardships of
camp with him are over.
John Chandler Hale was born May 10th, 1s43, aad
died at his fathers hoase in Catawba Co., n. c., al
ter a long and severe attack of Chronic DiarrhGa,
Feb. 27th, 1863. The deceased was a member OF Co.
T, 23d N. G. Reg, and participated brayely in the
bloody battle of Seven Pines, where he distinguish
ed himself as one of the youthful defenders OF the
South and where the labor and fatigue of the con-
test superinduced the disease which SO speedily ter
Young Hale was a boy of sal guine temperament
and social habits peaceful and kind almost to a
fault. His organ of mirthfulness was fully developed,
and he never failed on suitable occasions, to indulge
that propensity. When his country's call summoned
him to the field, he manlike volunteered in 1861. and
remained in the service of his country till Sept. 1862,
when he was discharged and came home TO die. In
the last hours of his sickness, through the influence
of his kind and pious parents, he was directed TO the
Lamb ofGod who taketh away the sin ofthc world :
and he died in hope Of eternal life in heaven. He has
gone to ioin his brother, 1t. Hale, who fell a sacrifice
for his country at Newbern, in that memorable bat
tie. May parents and children finally all meet In
heaven. where the distractions OF war shall trouble no
more. Paid AFRIEND.
Died, at the Marine Hospital, Wilmington. 10th OF
March, 1863, of typhoid fever, VIM. HUFF, of Franklin
county, in the oath year of his age, He was a mem
Der of the Sth y. G. Reg. He Joined the army early
in the war and was captured at Roanoke Island. AT
ter his exchange he served his country till sickness
compelled him 10 90 to the Hospital. He soon sank
into the arms CT death. He was a pious man, thank
Heaven! His lasi words to his nurse were . tell my
dear companion l am perfectly willing TO go and not
to grieve for me-" lie has gone where no wars-no
troubles forever. May tnis console his family and
win them to Jesus.