Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-01
CBITU.A AIRY.

DIED in Augusta, Ga:, Nay the lath, at 1925
A. 81. &c ihcSs. in the car ROBERT WILLIE.
ouly crild o: c. II. .rii II. e. kENSEr, aged &
years. 2 months and lj days.
Ths kist fond kiss hns been impressed on his
cold r.Io lips kind friends have gently laid tho
littie cahket away in the silent Church-yard, "nd
sweoty our WILLIE slecp' bsncssh the sods Of the
valley The heIcaved ones, in"nn.uish, mourn
ler their baby-toy, as if
" Farewell is hurI!lcncd 10y the painful thought
That this parting is fsrevcr'
Bat 10, i; is net forever. II a lew brief years at
most VIC too will be summone,l to meet our God,
aud there, fond parcnt-, in thc realms Of a
b.issful eternity; you mny greet your loved and
les: c.ac again.
WILLIE was an interesting 9nl lovely littlo
. bog, and had h. his Winning and gentle ways
endcsrr.i himself to many. Innocent and pure
.s the dew drop, mild in dist ost:on, obodieht to
his parents. k;nl'nnd ob!ging to his playma!ef.
he was too pure for ear:h,--and ;he precious
lilue Jewel has bson trapspl-E;rd in llea,ea.
What & couso!ng and happy thought, sorrowlhg
irisnfs, that little WILLIE is On angel no~-that
he will never know ou:ht af :hs !r"nhea and
rsrr:eS;tics ri .S'a w"fidi sat lhsS ha hss sa
early
''Goiis homo 10 I, ii !
With.ut a stain uIrn his little h:art
Hitp~Ul IL chTo ulrpH ''i-Tt '"t'H;
.Unsulliel-pure."
Therefore, hcroavcd psrents. murnur mi, E2r
mourn, for " 1t is we'll With tho child u.
CORR. HENRY B. MccULhoUeH. Co. A.,
o2d Regiment. 5. C. V, ded suddenly at Putere-
burs, Va, on the night Of tn: 18Th My Of aff'c-
tion CT the bowclssiu the "a year of his ago.
All who know the decreased readily ATTEST that
he was true and brave soldier. and AN homo
|. raLle man, For the las. two end halt Scnrs he
had been nobly battling in the cause OF eo"th'rn !,
Freedom and when able hcinrariasiy discharsec
his duty on t.ie march, in tho oiTouHck anc on
the battlefield. So fahGulyn in fact alu nc act lhe
part OF the good soldier that he enloyS' inc CON
iidcncc aud esteem of his olioers and was truly
beloved by his comrades. Gallant, bravo soul,
thy spirit, we hope, is at rest in the bosom OF tay
God.
"ITo has f.llen,--he has fallsn,
| Il. For his country fair and irea'
In tho foremost ranks he's taIen
For no craven heart had be:
Iu the summer land thoy'yo PLACED MIN,
Meath sAy that's ever blue,
And Heaven never smiled on QUO
More kind, brave and true.
Tho deceased, in civil life, was energetic and
;ndu-trious, agreeable In disposition, kind and
oblir;ng to hfs noighbors, devotedly attached &c &c
his wife and family, and generous 70 "u.. ".
| truth ha vaa can honest man-ths noolest
work Of God"
lie leaves sore3 borrowed viio and precious Ss
little ore, together with sister and orosnTss aug
| friends to lament his carly fail May heaVcn
deal gently with the widow md TIC oIrhan, Hna
soothe th4.p tgoublod sca.t2.
! .Axoqa tao many gallant livos, that have psen
sacrificed i'll this Nnholy wor, nons deserves n1ott
praise than Qlat Of Private Willy rowEht,
msraLer &c tie Goth Regt. s, CIV, who dled a.
K;nrsviile, n. C., ~ the 2tth of April, 1864 IL
! the 18th year Of his age.
IEo possessed noble character, wnS gay ane
rnass,,inins in his manncrs always reHdy 10 a. =.
his duty without D muruinr. But sias! ne i
gone gone beyond that vale of.tcars, trois 'Tnehe
no traveller ever returns:
When tbe great messenger DEATH novere
around am, hs hal this Tord OF Voc iareMei
rna winged his fight 10 Heaven, to rest iore!e
in tat srms .f Ills Saviour, where var mas > esase'
and tse canncn's roar is heard no more. eat ut
m yoO7 tears for you sorrow mot az teoso Wh VI
have nc hnp.. ror We have the full assurance ,.a
)e is now basking in tcr $uhshl"e oil eternal Dl's
iIIe !es, beAin; lim u loving wife, three sma
children, brothera, and sisters, and numerous rs