DIED.
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In this vicinity on Thursday night last Capt Thomas
G. Scott for many years the very acceptable Post
of this City He member Of that gallant band the
Petersburg Volunteers which during the last War,
covered itself with mperishable glory. His remains
were inferred with Military honors. ...


In the town of Wilmington the I'd inst, of bilious
pneumonia Mrs Elcy Ann Wheeden, relict of the late
John Wheeden senior at the advanced age of 73 years
Mrs w. native OF Carteret county, in this State,
and her maiden name Hancock. When quite young
she made profession ofrelgon and attached herself
the Methodist Episcopal Church, OF which she contn-
ued Jealous member for many years. but she withdrew
and Joined the Baptist Church years since in which
she remained till her death. To die was but her gain
she died the death of the righteous and has gone
the reward Of the 'ust made perect' leaving large
circle of relatives and friends TO their loss but
not as those who have no hope. W.
From the Athens Banner.


In Athens, Georgia, on Thursday morning, 5th inst.
Mrs Louisa Ann, wife OF Gen. George Whitfield
Blackdge formerly member OF Congress, from New
District N c. Her prior to her removal
to Athens, in June 1915, at Springhill, in Lenor
Co. N c. which place she left in March last for Flor-
da She was the mother of eleven children-fve have
gone before her to HeaVen-six reman-some to mourn
her loss-some Unconscious of their bereavement.


The deceased was brought up in the Protestant Epis
copal Church, of which she was consistent member
for twelve years. Naturally Of an amable and quiet dis
postion religion gave grace to her character and
shone forth with peculiar brightness in her daily walk
and conversation. She adorned the profession of God
her Saviour in every duty and each relation. Though


fitted by birth and education to in the wider orbits
society," she chose rather to shine retired sphere
and in smaller circle. There she developed those
lovely qualities which drew closely around her those
whom she selected for friends.


She died as a Chrstian-n peace-in hope-in faith,
and is rest In the bosom of Jesus. where there
no more sorrow-no more sickness-no more death.
Her body sumbers in the grave but her SOUL robed in
whites stands before the throne of Cod and sings, to her
harp Of gold, the song of redeeming love.


Rest thee, now, thy conflicts oer, s.'.


Thou hast reached fair Canaan's shore


There God wipes thy tear-flled eye;


Death is whelmed in victory. ..-"'',