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Lexington, Va. (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 6
Gen. Jackson's remains. --The remains of Gen. Jackson were received at Lexington, Va., on Thursday last. Every honor was paid them. Guns were fired every half hour during the day, and the Lexington cadets acted as escort to the body. The funeral was to take place on Friday, the sermon being delivered by Rev. Dr. White, of whose church the deceased was a member. Gen. Jackson would then be buried in the cemetery in which the remains of his first wife and child rest.
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Gen. Jackson's remains. --The remains of Gen. Jackson were received at Lexington, Va., on Thursday last. Every honor was paid them. Guns were fired every half hour during the day, and the Lexington cadets acted as escort to the body. The funeral was to take place on Friday, the sermon being delivered by Rev. Dr. White, of whose church the deceased was a member. Gen. Jackson would then be buried in the cemetery in which the remains of his first wife and child rest.
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Gen. Jackson's remains. --The remains of Gen. Jackson were received at Lexington, Va., on Thursday last. Every honor was paid them. Guns were fired every half hour during the day, and the Lexington cadets acted as escort to the body. The funeral was to take place on Friday, the sermon being delivered by Rev. Dr. White, ofGen. Jackson were received at Lexington, Va., on Thursday last. Every honor was paid them. Guns were fired every half hour during the day, and the Lexington cadets acted as escort to the body. The funeral was to take place on Friday, the sermon being delivered by Rev. Dr. White, of whose church the deceased was a member. Gen. Jackson would then be buried in the cemetery in which the remains of his first wife and child rest. e fired every half hour during the day, and the Lexington cadets acted as escort to the body. The funeral was to take place on Friday, the sermon being delivered by Rev. Dr. White, of whose church the deceased was a member. Gen. Jackson would then be buried in the cemetery in which the remains of his first wife and child rest.