Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08


of the 9th ut. MOLLE - eldest daughter of Mrs xby
and L. N. Barlow, Esq. aged II years. NV
blank in the parental heart and threw gloom over the
domestic hearth which time disspate. We have
been familiar with of suffering and DEATH but never
before has the narrowing but graphic truth to us
how death can sport with human affection Thus. in the
bloom and promise of you hu beau and loveness
sought shining mark indeed Interrogse the grave
and ask that dismal and last abiding place the
has closed over the embodiment of all that
noble and gq%a had bs aasd her best and
name praise Her gentle spirit endeared her
1 n6 nos has ss Of a s
vary only sleeps the bright has faded from
earth but open in the gloies of Heaven that gentle
voice ia hushed on earth. to mDge in the angelic choir
around the throne of God.
"Calm on the bosom of thy God"
Even while with us thy footsteps trode
His seal was on thy brow.
Dust to its narrow house beneath;
They that have thy look in death,
No more may fear to die. ~"
Ellington, N. c., Aug. 29h, 1854.
At Point Lookout II O'Clock, NJ on the llth day
of August 1854 in The 2lst ago. while prisoner
This amiable youth embraced religion beor entering
the army and continued through life prove the sincer
ty of his profession by his pous walk. He du
tul devoted brother and sincere friend, which
He wa. naturally Of quiet and retiring disposition and
his father expressing humble resignation to Provi-
dence and the ardent OF again eng the ores
at home and sharing with them the peace and plenty
At early period of the be joined 4lst Regt.
taken prisoner the 18th Decembe 1862 near
willie, N. c., and taken to Point Lookout. He took the
Soon after ho taken with fever aud partially list Si;
short time. After speaking home and c4lling
piou. and PROMISING young man 81 who
loved him with him. who done, and had done
and other friends in their sad all
soled by the humble belief that their loss Is his eternal
gain, and that he rests with the people Of God.
In Dupn County at the residence of her father Mr..
BrY &. Outlaw the 24th iDst of nption,
SUSAN J. KORNEGAY, aged 81 years, 4 months and 10
The deceased the wife of George F. KorDegay who
now held as prisoner f at Pom Lookout IN .aryand
cheeruness and kindness esc of those who
raj Culture She leaves grief hu.baEd tsrdsr
little daughter and large number otEends The
to like her. Eat she gone, more 10 time shall we
hear her voice. or witness her kad and con-
cilati1g m.nneTs Upon her absent husband this
must fall with crushing weight.
But gentle spirit thou art gone,
And when through sad and lonely hours,
He'll long Thy lace TO see,
And think that all his bitter grief
OBJ, then he'll feel from earth, from him
Forever thou at fed,
| And too, TOO kee1sIy then he'll feel
That ono 30 LoUed q dead
Biblical Recorder please copy:
On board the Steam Ship Famingo at st. Georges Ber
muda, Aug. 18th 1861 LOUIS JENNINGS, youngest son
IA days.
In Chatham county, the 4th inst JOHNIE, only son
| of T. L. and Kitty Colville.
In onslow county, Aug. 2Otb JoHN MORGAN, aged
| u years, only son oil John F. and Mary Murril.
On the 3Ist u at the Naval Hospital In Charleston of
disease of the heart Mr. JOSEPH JACOBS, OF Whining
tou aged % years, ii moLtbs and days. He leaves
youpg wife and many sorowing relatives his carly
death,
knew JOE intimately, from childhood the day Of his
death. generous and ckVarc heart beat IN
human bosom.
Although among strangers all who knew loved and re.
spected him his many noble traitsespeciay
am ong his comrades, who in daily with
HIN.
His many relatives and friends will sadly regret their
great Ioss but may be permitted hope that
all meet him in that happy place, whele " parting
MORE"
J. L. K.
In this county, on tho 10Th July 1854, THOMAS MUIR
RAY, Esq in the 47h year his age. Mr. h.
celent and worthy citizen. He leaves wife aud
loh Ar. N tn n,u