Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-11

DlED-At his residence in Pope coun- ty, Ark, on the 30th April, 1859 ROBERT I. WILLIAMSON, aged fifty-one years and i've months. NDExEp
 The deceased was native of Wilson county, Tennessee, emigrated to Pope coun- ty, Ark, Dec. 1S40; consequently was one among the oldest settlers of the county in which he died, was subject of affiiction from his boyhood-at which time he was visited with all asthmatic affection, that followed him mp to the time of his death, which he met with christian fortitude al- most without precedent The deceased was the eldest son of Hon. John William son of Pope county.
 That immortal soul that struggled,
 So long, ill the afflicted body can
 Now breath at ease
 The atmosphere divine,
 Then cease thy tears fond friends,
 Companion and children.
 Where so great victory is gained.
 American Union, Nashville, will please copy.
 At half after o'clock on Tuesday even- ing Sd inst, at the plantation of Col. F. T. Leak, on Bear Lake in Pulaski CO.,, WALTER R. LEAK, of Wadesboro' N. c.
 He was the President of the bank of Wadesborough, and came to this country in company with Col. Leak and family, with view of looking at and probably buying a plantation. They left Memphis on the last trip of the Jennie Whipple, and on the way he was taken sick and continued to grow worse for some ten days, when he breathed his last. He had lived very upright, active and successful life, and died away from his family, but in the midst of friends who knew and loved him, and did everything in human power to save him and to alleviate his sufferings
 In Little Rock, May 9th, 1859, WILLIAM EDWARD, infant son of John and Annie Stukey, aged 8 Smonths
 ''Earth has an angel less, Heaven an angel more.' Mourn not fond mother for thy little Will, For in the realms of heaven, mother, Lives thy lovely little Willy. Weep not doting father for thy little Will God has called thy seraph father Thy blessed child, thy little Will. Angels bright doth gently watch him They heard deaths low and solemn knel, And from thy hearts, they softly bore him
 To heaoen and God thy little WiA. A. N. L.
 At his residence in Saline county, Ar kansas, on the 10th of April, 1859, of dropsy, MORGAN D. BROWN, in the Goth year of his age. Nnryr01
 The deceased was born in the State of Tennessee, from whence he removed with his parents to Mobile, Alabama, whilst vet in infancy; he there grew up to maturity, and subsequently, lived again in Tennessee with his family; he also lived for a num- Der of years in the State of Mississippi, from which State he came to Arkansas in the year 1853. He was a tried and un- flinching democrat, and one amongst the first to oppose the filthy schemes of know nottingham, when 1t first came about His sutferings during his last illness were intense and of long duration; yet he bore them with christian fortitude and resigna. tion; and it may be consolation to many who have espoused the christian cause, that yet another evidence is recorded that the terrors of the grim monarch death, fal powerless upon the name of God. Truly hath it been said, that time is great con- queror. It cuts down alike, the aged, the youth and the strong man, and scatters il promiscuous heaps the precious sacrifices victims to its own insatiate Self-devotion i" It came and faded like wreath of mist of eve let ere it melted in the viewless air, | It heraded its millions to their homes, In the dim land of dreams.''
 FRIEND.