Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-13

In this city on the lst inst, Mrs. SARAH arso., aged 54 years. About ten years ago Mrs Watson came to this county in company with her husband and children A few years after their arrival her husband died, after having experienced full mes sure of those almost inevitable vicssitudes which are sure to form bitter portion in the cup of for eigners of higher order of education and with pecunary means on hand at their advent in tho United States.
 Since the death of her husband Mrs. Watson,s health began to fail, but she complained not. mind so hghlycutiyaed as hers, sustained her frai body with rare force and endurance, whilst devofing her existence exclusively to her numerous and mostly helpless family of children.
 s. The hectic Hush upon her cheek became more frequent, her form more and more emaciated--ye ,I she complained not. She suffered silently; her vigorous mind forbade her to cause pain to those she loved and respected, by communicating to them the sorrows of her heart.
 Mrs. Watson was reared a protestent, and died q protestant--not sectarian. She respected the re- ligious views of those that differed from her; and resigned her spifit into the care of him, who had given it. She died withouta struggle. The scene around her coffin -' the last look" which heE children could take of her on earth, was most af- they had lost. COH LITTLE ROCK, ARK, October 9th, 1860.
 DIED-At his fathers residence in Ripley coun ty, Missouri, October 3d, 1860, of bloody Aux, JOHN F.. son of James H and Mary L. Martin, aged years, months and days.
 take these little lambs said lie, And lay them on my breast;
 Protection they shall find in me, In me be eve, b est. In this county on Sunday last, MARTHA ELIZA. BETH, daughter of William and Martha A. Mallard ' l aged years and 3 months. a l In this city on Saturday, Oct. 9th, CHRISTINA, seconddaughter ot Alexander and Barbary George, in the fifteenth year of her age. She has gone, yes, death has laid his cold handl on the tender bud and chilled it; it has witherct and now lies beneath the cold clods of the valley Earth joys and sorrows have ceased to gladden. cr trouble the heart of the lovely Christina. Buti few days ago she was with us. Life and the fin Il ture were All brightness before herr how uncertaii IS life and how certain is death! He who rules ols high has called her home to that bright Heave,,a above, where there no more sorrows no morej | troubles-where the bright smiles of kind SavioH will ever greet her. there in the sweet society oa angels, clothed in their spotless robes of purity td roam over the broad and happy plains of that hrgia 1 world above. l Never more shall we hear her merry laugh or her musical voice on earth ae ain; she las gone to ioi
 the happy ores above and to mingle her voice witl bright angels on high. Death has congeaed thf | bright waters here on earth, but warmed by tho bright rays of a Sasior's smiling face, they wt how on through the long ages of eteinity--in that bright and celestial world above where the chilling winds of death are never felt, and all is brghtness
 She has gone from all her kind associates here on earth to join brighter ones on high; we miss her bright smiles and sweet company here, but our losa is her eternal gain May the cold earth rest lightly l on her gentle bosom, and He who has called herI home teach the loved ones left behind resignatioaI to his Divine will. l cannot but view her as shs was few days past, cheerful and gay, now her body lies mouldeiing in the earth, and her spirt| has gone home to the one who gave it, and may He who has called her away from earhs trials andI cares temper the griet of her kind friends left b.
 hind is the prayer of sincere friend.
 She has gone to the land of the bess'd, HI Life's trials with her are OCT, HE
 Gently she sleeps in her Savior's breast, HI On that bright and celestial shore. " Lilc Rock Oct. Sth, 1860. A. C. A Fl In this city, on the 7th inst, of apoplcxy, Mn DONALD WHITTES-aged 27 years He leaves an aitectionate mother and sisters to mourn his uu timely end. h