Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-03-04

Or tyrants arms Cypress"
MARY J. BUSsEY. youngc.t daughter @. u.
nd ,,p,u BrssEY Of Sdgef eli Dittric!, ). U,
dad IF Dipothe:ia on the .t5 % FsL."ary .asf,
a.ei 2 year;, .uon,!i aud l.; lays.
Within the pust y.ar the king o! Ierr'rs ."S
been ut work in this family, AID whist ina"i"s
his Ioark in Thinning the rank. sc home, he i'a,
WV, han in. in the Camp. for two Of the s"rS Mt
lses,. have fallen n sacri6cc IN this unhoiy war.
Rut these, together with several OF the biachs
were NOT enough to satisfy the monster death.
I;,,la Mary, the idol Of the ist.i!y. must inl' 'nt'
his hands, and she is.now Srne,.hut g%oi.eir"hi Inc
cyl, 10 cbme 20 the peaceful pre'ence"t Ham, "h";
said. I" suffer little children to come "it" uf' "'t
forbid them not, ipr Of such is the slag'"m "i
heaven"
WHITMAN W. BULL. the subject os this
no,;.... \ native OF E~dgefeld District. ;. ! en-
listed ns o private in Company n. l'th Regiment;
:. c. V, ON the Path of Uctehnr is"i' sho seIfeT
IN ,bs, -csnac;,y until the memorable battle %
I,,;.,nm fSharreshurg) was fought. in which ne
-.,s;,ed a wound in the arm. that subsequently,
proved fatal.
Though only n youth When Re rara' III" cur
,o,ts he so,u won the admiration OF bis comrades
in arms by bis.nild disposition, m"siy department
rnd especially his patient endurance OF me sever
oct tolls oc the soldiers life. Wine IN INIT cong
ind famous march TO Maryland, where all were
,,,rtluliT unconscious u every H'N6
not a word of complaint nor 4 muFr''r was heard
.s.,ns hi. Inns. He was in the engagement o!
Lonpshnro. on the 18th Of September, NO.; an'l
f,n"ht most gallsutly. Early in the engagement
80 tie eth at !Antieam tSharpehurg: he re'c''ct
bis wound and retired from tie field, and no~ i
Numbered among the =" unknown deaa. .
His conduct was such ~ to make Rim the pride
or his fond parents and aifectona'e ir'enos Wit"
ar. nov left TO mourn has losa. IL.
D,rp. at Guineas Station, Yfa., on the 18th Dec.
1879. JOHN s., SON 81 JAat:s 5. and PA%ELIA
Iva. in the oath year of his age. DE was u'of-
t.iIr wounLsd in the battle Of fredric!:sbrrg on
,ts latin OF Dec, anu died The next day.
This worthy patriot volunteered IN Cn. III Capt.
gurLEs, lst Regiment, S. c. v He enlisted ON
~ Au,nst 1861, and more a conspicuous part in
". I'D marches and we!l-fouyht battles OF Iir-
n;o;, He was O brsve sol iier and won the kind
s.,ords Of his Officers and al his fellow soldiers
&c man he WAS Trustworthy Is a nrlShbOr he
W .ed ard rs a husband and Ga :her kind and adrc-
,;onate. He leaves a wife and one child. sn6 one
brother. and u large Circle o. friends to mourn ms
I,s,. hut they have the conaoistion to know tnat
he fell in Il good struggling Tor po!ilcni
.nl SOCIAL e~xistebie. His life wsa lest in the
,er,pes. of battle. bnt We hope his Sprit has found
a Rating place at Coda right hand-
W, also add that. BARR0TT LANE, son Of
Tho cforenamed parents, was killed dead on the
ssld the same day, in the 21st year OF his age
RARsorr was among the first that volunteered
:, doe zee of his country, and was identified in
Cant. BROOKS Co. G, OF the ito :. {. v, Tor one
Saar and when that time expired ne re-enlis,ea
CO. he war and was transferred to Capt. BurrER's
COMPANY of the lst 5. c. v. F.,
EaRrorr vas an amishie youth, and Mas inred
hv an thin, knew him, and won the kind regards
~ his officers and comrades. He lssSos a large
o;,e,s Of friends and ono brother to mourn bis
lo.s. Ills brother lisa .p'eInber OF fhe same Cen
nan and Regiment, and ths nnly one OF me 'ani-
" that i. left. Their mother died when my were
nwu;,. youny. and their father died in the M.H'ran
49, ar Thu. are they that loved their country
Ths:r lives were lost in the tempest 81 Battle.
IL. n, euibalm their memories in our hearts, and
lat generations to come speak Of taeir fame aud
cali them blessed. ma. 80