Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-15

OBITUARY.
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Died, in this city, on. Wednesday evening. the reh
a agssfa aSo Of tas typ.;oid fsvss, Nh. FRANK v. KISe,
ehidFeh 10 mourn their irreparable loss.
Died, ct his residence in Baden conntv F.h-u.ru
aae Isl, 1858, OF typhoid pneumonia, VI. B. meas,
aSea ~ Year,, 9 months; also, at the same pace, on
Am Lucas selict OF the above. aged fs years aGdS
m"Athsi leaving seven children to mourn their IoEs.
! Died, On the 18th of May, 1863, OF Mptheris, il
ter uT4S u Wa S I, Z n; g. NSkS1E F., the only daEe.
nou1e5d The death2of the only son Of i6es SsS pa.-
sad encouragement of the death of their only dauch.
tsr, An2ther rose has been ,plucked from TIC same
ialilpg a2Vs that steep the shades OF tsilght, fainuy
Mine Mine, upon tx eiayey tomb OF Mamie "jnborpe-
bright shore Of heavenly bliss, where she has once
moTS enjoyed the sweet emb.ace OF her little broth;
shog no Tak;ng -Nll the loud requiem Of the world
snah sven" Mamie has left us-in the very - spring
iinpid and cherubic smiles How lovely and charp.
ing she was! a young girl tost. bursting forth into
ter path was one of roses; her anticipations were
bright; sut hope, illusiyc hope, lured on butte bewil
Nv Sp1IAA ~ 10 OAAo F1I
L" Sweet to the sonl the Whispering
Ofhope and promise, and when
sancy's soft fairy voices sing
we Part to meet again -
Then farewell to Mamie, dear, until We meet -,
that land Of tsdseioing Love. Though HES biowl
eufges' the heaving waves of trouble, may roll ara
cline. Yes,
While zephSrs fan the yerdant groves,
And fowTets grace the plain,
we will strive, with Omnipresent aid, to meet the
where all that presents itseifto our enchanted vision
is blooming with divine laurels, and where
All shall be fair and Mamie smile again.
Yes. an angel came down from the skies, claiming
her as her own, bore her upon her golden wings To
the blissful realms of the kingdom of God: High,
high in the pure air, she pinned her thoughtful angel
wings and scared above the oiiloWy storms licentions
career. Har spirit is waited onward, higher and
higher, upon its dazzling pinions, until it reaches the
gThafl She is clasped in the arms-the sweet EN-
brace of a pure, bright aad lovely angel. Joy, JOY
Mamie and Msrkie have met again, to part no more 9re
where they will no more utter q dying groan OF heav'
aRaEtingg t Sigh; t l f1 NIGHT I li htas a ange lss as tssv 81 swim I'm
In the golden ether OF the celestial CITY, singing thel
anthems of sweetest strains to their Maker who ha
taken them to his fatherly care. Then, dear parents
when you weep, rejoice in your weeping that You vii
again meet your lovely children enrolled with all TN
angelic brightness and purity that adorned Markiei
lovely form when he met Mamie in that happy shore
OH how beautiful-how happy was their epiritua
meeting. The beauty of the Jasmine on Persia
green dales and the artless wreath that entwired he
&~fifeless brow, are but faint pictures of the golde
crown that Mamie wears IN Heaven. COUSIN.
Merry Hln, II. C. lcasd1
"HE Is NOT DEAD But s~LBRfBFH ."-Departed thi
life. April Goth, 1863, az his residence in AlamanC
county, n. c., private James William DALEY, age
IS years, by disease contracted in camp from expo
, eare and fatigue. His brother enlisted among th
) first soldiers who rushed to the rescue OF our believe
! country fl ON the oppression of a vandal foe, and /
yielded to the persuasions of his aged father WI
> needed his assistance in experimenting his bushes
and to his mother in-law who thought that he ougt
to remain with his young family till he was mol
J needed. When q call againlcame for volunteers, /
= buckled on his armor and went forth to do service II
y his country in Co. /, 57th N. c. T., and though he fe
q not on the battlefield where the cannon belched fort
: erthelegs he died a holy martyr to the cause of h1
= country. May he possess a niche in the hearts Of h
= countrymeu, which shall ever be green, telling ho
! he left home, a lovely wife and two sweet children
u battle for his beloved land and shield her and his fro
@ . despotism. Disease laid him low but he was pr
pared to 60, for he had many years been a faithful t
lower of the Lamb, having dedicated himself TO ~
and ioiued the Methodist &. Church in 1858. jam
Daley told his wife to weep not for him, that ne VI
going to exchange this world OF strife Tor one Wne
there is fsllness Of ioy at Gods right hand to ira
up their little children for God and to meet MIN ther
afl redeemed by tho precious blood Of Christ. He di
as only the christian can die, bidding farewell to Wi
triumphant. God doeth all things well, and he h
@ promised to remember the widow ana the faLherle:
May he shield THESE from ell and gui
them through this world, and bring them home
him. lPald.l
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