Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-06-05

Died, in this City, on Friday May 8Oth of dysentery
THOMAS LEFTwIoH, only child of A. NJ and Fannie Nc
Pheeters aged II months and % days.
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Died, in Sampson County, the 26th May 1858, Mr..
Legislature of North Carolina. e.. co.. 81, ..
Died. Camp Fisher in Virginia on the 10th of Janua-
Ey lss3 oftyphOid phneumona, WESLEY r SHAW, in the
ing lost his parents when quite young He volunteered in
the Eth T. regiment company F. where he so conduct
remains were seut to his home in NOrh-Caroina, Ala
nance County, and now lie in the Church yard at Haw
fields, where the tear of affection minges with the cod
that covers the earthly remains Of him whose life
short. Truly in the midst of life in DEATH"
M F. D.
Died, in Elizabeth City, N. c. on Sunday morning. Nav
oath, 1862 after illness of 81 days. JAMES MURRAY aged
$years mouths and l9 days, of VIM. II, and E. J.
Clark.
NY darling babe in infant bloom =
Rests happy safe within his tomb; .s- -.
No sorrow can his charms devour,
No blight annoy my precious flower.
No guilt can fall upon his head
With innocence my Jimmie fed =
Disease can ne'er invade his form,
Preserved by heaven from every storm.
=" Richmond and Baltimore papers please copy.
Died, at the residence of his father in Aamance COun.
ty on the 29th of January 1858, JTEs SHAW Youngest
age The subject of the above notice among the first
to volunteer in defence of his country He member
of company 9Th N C. State troops was in all the hard
fought battles in which that regiment engaged and
he escaped all of them unhur 10 fall victim to disease
contracted while in camp. 1t his good fortune die
at home surrounded by kind and sectonate parents and
relatives, where every effort failed him. he
leaves afectinnae wife and small child 10
their rreparabe loss But his friends have The pleasing
reflection to hope that he rest where aud ac
tien never come. NJ F. D..
Lieut.. Tuos. W. DANIEL. of J. j. Daniel, ESQ of
Halifax killed in the battle of Chancelorsvie in the
23d year of his age and buried his fathers
dence the 18th instant In the beginning of the
he joined the Halifax Light Infantry, I'd regiment n c.
Volunteers and amung the first who left the State for
the defence of his country In the of 1852 begin
ming with the attack at Hanover Court House. he fought
through the series Of battles Richmond and in
the bloody engagement at Malvern Hl where many of
his comrades in offered up their lives upon the altar
Of liberty. On the renovaLof army FROM the Penn-
sula he joined the daring march into Maryan and dis
played the ghest order OF galantry at the memorabe
battle of Sharpsburg At Chanceorsylle, his Captain
wounded and the command devolving upon him, he
received his death wound while leading his brave boys
victory. As good and gallant soldier, he determined
when be entered the service, that perish the
stain of cowIrdice should not his name We ad
nre his qualities soldier and we love his character
man, for but few young men could lay claim to greater
purity Of morals propriey of department Months ago
Re expressed his purpose to be Christian and have
to hope that be has exchanged the sword for scep
ter and The pers of war for the repose of Heaven L.