Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-02-13
OBITUARY NOTICES.

OBITUARY NOTICES.
Died Thursday the 25th of December 1882. in En-
m0S,re, IN the 4th year of her age
ca M"Ty was an interesting good and lovely child and
which SHE was afflicted She heride Of her areht7
put ner innocent spirit hath taken fight tetHatand WheTf
Lovely & NJ " P pest tit iii 5esG:
Second coming bid3 thee rise; 49,
Then in heaven you shall meet us
shining angel in the skies
- Spirit of the Age please COPY. w. L. "'
Died, near Peach Tree Grove n. c., BOLIvER, son Of
"Sleep on sweet Boly. take thy rest:
God took thee, for He thought Twas best"
G. Ell
Died, at the Institute Hospital in this City, on tho
llth December 1852 after few days of Illness Of typhoid
pneumonia, JOHN G. GRACIE of Craven County N. The
subject of this notice member of Can't Yorks conpgn7
9th regiment N c. Troops. When the tocsin of war VS.
sounted this young rushed to the standard of his
country; and there he remained fighting bravey, until
stricken down by disease. May his ashes rest in peace
" Capt WILSON D. MooRE, of Company E. 45th Res't.
C. T, died in camp near Godsboro' N C ON the 5th
lnst from the effects Of vaccination after confinement If
l9 days.
The best medical skill brought to bear on his case,
but his suerngs great and the symptoms of dis
of no effect. - ~ "
He conscious of his condition. bore his suFari.e.
with patience expressed willingness to die and informed
bis friends that death wasaevitabe and that be must 90
and called all that were present to his bedside and de
them farewell His remains accompanied bv his wife and
brother were carried to his home for nterment.
me deceased was native of Rockingham County n. c.
was IN the 29th of his age the prime of manhood and
was Snatched away just his life began bloom He en-
tered the service of his country Lieutenant of the
company IN winch he volunteered having served in this
sitiun of Captain r'0"'O''" W 'n' P0-
He was good officer pleasant associate and had won
lot hHset Inc esteem and confidence of member of
his company and in his death they have sustained the loss
OF Warm-hearted. generous gallant friend
A'aS that one as useful, bnth at home and in service
should be stricken down early in e but death delights
in shining STAR and has taken lin enc of more than
ordinary brilancy His habits of life were admired bv
all who knew him, and would be well for all his friends
to select his example as the pathway of Iiie
he mas passed from the din of and its confusion and
1t IS believed by his friends who attended his sick dsde
th;t his spirit has scared realms above He leaves y
wife and two little children, with many and devoted
friends to mourn his untimely DEATH He is no re and
can be truthu'y said, Lost to sight, to memory dear
s. II. i.
Dpared this life at his residence the town of Oxford
on The 9TH day OF January last, RHODES N HERNDcN aged
The deceased for many years leading merchant in
me community in WHICH he died. and IF those who
by unrng industry regularity of habit and uprig Illness
in his dealings had achieved in spite of misfortune
In testimony of his public spirit it be said him.
That ne contributed more 10 the improvement and prosper
Nv CT the town Of Oxford than perhaps any other person
who ever resided in that place
tie was the eldest surviving brother of large family Of
children 10 these ne bore relation more resembling
that OF father than of BROTHER and but snch rs
were thus near him could appreciate to its full the
uniform kindness and benevOencc Of his character As
master he was indugent almost to fault With The dust
which now covers his tomb lie mingled the tears of re
tive servant and friend which, though less enduring are
far nober and purer tribute to his memory than
engraved upOn brass marble. FOX.
Died, at Ycksburg, Miss, on the 3Oth of Sepen5er
1882. THos j. GARRETT Jr, in the Esd year of h age
He was among the first TO step forth IN the defence of
his country. lie served for time in kenuCkv-wax
i'll the battle of COrinth He attached himself 10 an arri
iery company and was defending Vicksburg the time
Of his death He was brother to John F. Garrett, of
Richmond county, N. c.. who mortaIly wounded at
Malvern Hill Va, and died Sept. 18th, 1852 Peace to
he ashes of those gallant youths. S. WI.