Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-02
OBITUARY NOTICES.

Died. in this City, at the Exchange Hotel the 25th
inst MI W IT, WALL, native of HALIFAX County, Va
week two ago business was attacked with pneumo
mia and died on Monday. He was kindly cared for and
was buried with Masonic honors.
Died, in Greensborough Gulford County of typhoid
fever, on Monday 22d December 1862, Mrs. EL1zIBErH
BOOK, wife of Col c. A. Boom aged IS years. Her Attic
tons severe, yet they were borne without murmur
aud while her bereaved husband and children mourn the
death of aEectionae wife and kind mother and the
community the loss of most estmable lady in all the
Aons OF fe yet they sorrow these without hope.
FRIEND.
Died, in this City, Tuesday morning. December SOth
OF scarlet fever FANNIE Long, daughter of David L. and
Sarah Jane ROyste aged six and twenty-five days
This dear little had been afflicted with frequent spasns
from her earliest years. which rendered her infant life
S acute Every part of her delicate frame
" days on earth would be few
We feel that it the mercul kindness of God which
removed her from this present evil place that place of
perfect blessedness where there shall be DEATH
neither shall there be pain" This blessed little
sufferer who possessed the innocence of dove and the
nsekness Of lamb is freed from all pain and rests
IN the arms of our Saviour who has invited little children
TO leone unto " Him. ], W. il.
On Thursday morning. JAM lst 1868, at sunrise. of
Scarlet Fever KATIE SMMs, youngest daughter of David
L. and Sarah Jane Register aged years. months and
IL days.
Thus has death twice, within few days past, entered
the dwelling of our afflicted friend and relative
This meek little sufferer bi eahed the long, long night
away" in great deal of suffering.
"But when the sun, in all his state
llumed the eastern skies,
She passed through Gory's morning gate
And walked in Paradise"
"FANSIE" and KATE" were lovely and pleasant in
their hives, and in their death they divided.
j. w. il.
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Died, near Pink HILL Lenoir County, N c., on the Sd
day of December, 1852, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN NUHN, LIST
Lieutenant of Company D, 9th Regiment n C. Troops
of wounds received the 18th Of October in the
rable battle of Sharpsburg
Lieut.. Num- was native of Lenoir County, N c.; son
of James Num-, Sr decd, and in the twenty fourth
year OF his age at the time of his DEATH He among
the first of the gallant youths of the South respond
the call of his country volunteering private in the
first company that organized in Lenor County. Lieut..
Num- was brave and worthy young man.
Generous YOUTH thou art gone! Thy voice shall delight
thy friends cheer again thy comrades the
battle field K. j. W.
Died, at Stanton. Va, the 3Oth day of October 1852
JESSE IsLER NUM- St Sergeant of Company D. 9th Reg
ment, N. c. Troops in the twentieth year of his age.
Sergt Num- was native of Lenoir County n c., son
of James Num- Sr, decd. He fought brazey at the
tie of Newbern The department of the deceased from
bis entering into service to his departure strictly that
of moral youth and faithful SnldioF He obeyed cheer
fully and strictly the commands of the officers and con-
santy had their entire confidence also that of his fell
low soldiers ir the entire regiment, far known The
deceased left widowed mother and several brothers and
sisters and many friends to lament their loss. K. W.