The Journal mingles its personal sorrow with that of the 3 surviving brothers, and sister, widow, children, and great number of friends and relatives. Tenn. The news came as a great shock to Mr. Carter, as his father, though past 72 years of age, was hale and hearty and actively engaged in ministerial work. Tenn. Mr. Carter has led an active and eventful life. In the spring of '65 he was sent home as a recruiting officer, and was captured and sent to Jolliett prison in Ill. where he remained till the close of the war. Few men have lived more actively devoted to duty than he.
Peace be to the good mans ashes.
He was pleasantly remembered by many of our people who met him here while on a visit to his son at this place. The surviving relatives, especially our fellow townsman have the profound sympathy of many friends in this dark hour of bereavement. Ark. His death occurred at Hot Springs on the 3rd inst. Carl was a bright and promising boy, the only son of the parents and only brother of the only sister. He was a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Collins of this place, and was well known and pleasantly remembered by a large circle of friends and relatives, all of whom regret to hear of his early death and deeply sympathize with the bereaved parents and sister.