Spirit of the age., 1863-07-27
OBITUARY.

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Died, on Friday, Sd Of july at Gettysburg. Penn,
ad yea Of hs age he ae e While sSDs bravery
different spgassmenss and was never Wounded until
sja ssssh md vas loved Ss 81 Who s Ensw ss '
him. (pdJ~ PMS.
June. Mrs Nancy Hewitt, wife Of MT. Isaac Hewett,
after short Illness, which she bore with christian
forttude. And to Judge from her last words and he.
to believe that her spirit has gone to Him whogavo
it. Upon being asked TONER sture prospects her
years. months and sa days Old and had been strict
mother Of 10 children sof which living, and one.
a son. at the time Of her death was in Richmend in
ceIIorsvifle fight He volunteered among the rst to
was a very useful person in her nsighborhood-
administering to the necessities OF the needy. The
allied by those who knew She was an afectosate
wife and kind mother Blessed are the dead who
die in the Lord
NC. Advocate please copy. Con-
1868, John II. Moore, of Co. D, nth Regt, N. c. r,
aged 10 Years. Deceased was q native of Hertford
county y: O., entered the service W his country In
his death. He was good and kind to his comrades
and greatly loved BY both officers and men OF his
young Moore, as he was always first to the poseof du
U and danger The sympathy of his oficefs and men
eons them %
am much pained to snnoance the death Of my
brother, A. B. Lee, q membet -of4Co. +, 34th N. G.
Regt, who was Killed in the late battle at Gsttys
%hss rst Ii: eo.ns.x called hi and has even besn
dAt a-fl
battle has he fought, through both o. the MARY
land campsiens. Bathe has foughtehis last fghl he
ny to which belong we have travelled side by side
! on many weary march, But now travel alone to
servc e; an three came out at Tie beginning Of thu
war; He also leaves widowed mother, cne sister
and two younger brothers to mourn his loss Oh
him home. But he fell In the defence of his country
and hope is gone to that land Of peace where wars
60 to him The remainder Of US who are soldiers MAJ
soon follow his footsteps So my dear mother, pa!
isnear and dear to you, but remember us rs 1ho' az
len in your prayers, that wc may all meet in heever
Deasess brosher thou has left use.
But 'ts God thathat6 5eser ne,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
| Where NO farewsii W tear ri Is shsd. Sd ' n. LEE
LINES ON TIE DsATH o, All nyAs7.
In autumn's dark eve eight months ago,
+ Death took from us little Luther UOwei
Il With his rude hands to the land of shade
Did take from us our dear little babe. s.
II When the menster came, the darling smiled. -
Withouta grean OF sigh he died;s
l. Gently Ike lamb he fell asleep
In bliss and glory to awake.
How sad to think OF the deep dark grave
In which our onlyloved one lays; -..
1. But with this. thought a 10y 10 given,
His spirit frecd-lives In heaven
Should christians mourn the loss Of children
| When Of such is heavens kingdom?
i | No, for tSsy soon expect to go,
And meet with them to part mora
Stay little Luther in the realms Of day.
l. We would not bid thee come away;
Y For soon we hope by grace divine
To meet thee in that happy cline MARCUf
Enhed, y. C., July 1853. IFai61