True Democrat., 1862-12-10

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 [ " seldom Y aJc called tQ fccarr IT. J97TT of ong @o.e universally or dcscryeaiy L.,9ycd taan 1 tho dcc44-ci. Ills aca.h produced deep and rro- found impression upon the entire community; every ouc accmci to fee, thl. shey Lad been afflicted by ! tho ioss of rozonl iriqaI. Ills character ga- cut.n2uuy i9yo'y II all thc relations of life. A more devoted sch flo widowed mother oyeP leaned Hpon in tac hour of trial, and the testimony of ali! vHo have observed him nearly, and mos. the to5.i- i a,.,r os 1los2 the Iily Of whose tabernacle God has pu, out," n tIt- bereavement, would prove how iaw Aaeo ever Lao4 ao richly onaovol wit, these qualities that she'd around the itsi2 Hors of home, the oreac, unbtoken sunshine of cheerful ness aud affection.
 VIE ;s,e,jai,as character x especially deserving oac adai:r4liya His wa3 practical reii zion, uni o1a steady and nciscic-s tle light of day. As 8 rnoaAee and g ruling cderof tAo G.e41yte'ian church lis usefulness was great and increasing es- pec.ally i5 tle example ol such man valuable in this dav of contest and agitation; calm and reflect ing, wi,h coonoss of judgment that ever guided t..e movements of warm heatt le was not to be swept aaag at tha mercy of every current. His actous tlto result Of qliu1,p pa, aher han of bind impulse had a serene s-aadincss. ou Anov s,hl.o 10 find him. He had not to vail until he could con,uilc his creed rom the huzMs of the multitude. h te c2G. light of conscience and truth he stpd- io,. l;s duty, and in she broad daylight lie did it. Ills life v4a an eloquent testimony of christian consistency, tAouG, from conviction aud study lc rre crrcd the denomination to which he belonged, hv feelings were cn!nontly catholic, he showed 1t h ali biy intercourse with christians known hy other names. Ti.e lacge and weeping congregation at lis funeral, composed of members of all thc churches, spoke clQquentIy of how ho was beloved by them all lis death bed was peace. There were 10 raptures; but there was deep, profound peace Of nl.ni His last words were, Lord Jesus receive nay soul" lis departure from earth, was, We humbIy trust, an entrance inc Us gloty and bliss of the heavenly world.
 pTIDAt hcr mothers residence in p;e county, Ar,, on the 30th Sor, 1892 Miss SARAH isAU-Lt. NLIlNsoN dssite of l;3ht aud arett Williamson aged 25 years md lnona. Sla Eroessad rei4.1n i lSJA aud became mcIahay ef the Cumbe12nl PIoslS tcrm church sinre which time. she has lived exemplary christian lie S'o aa been afflicted with asthma since her 3th year, td tf seHsr ysars the disease has been distressing All her sncr ings borne with remarkable patcnoe sh Was 9lH os fine intellect, EerE interesting ih coAYersato ana greaJ contortr hlr widowed mother SheIheuy passed from her ft'.eiiHRS NIeii 'a4A" o i XII,
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 Kiad ia slIirinh battle If C9ssyle Mo- on the 4st sert EnLEY IL btNGFoRD, nnew q te iate ksv telfs Washbourne H. sacrificed his life willingly for his country NEE good citizen kind ,f ctionatc hushaad Ne mourn lis vi,h0ug hope a leaves "ii1 and fee DaS' The Lcrd reigneu,. ,ot lis will bo done. Sl'4At r.
 At her ftthcrs houc in Ye1 co.-y, ElvIRA CAROLINE youngest dtnghter of William and Mary E. Slsl agedl year. months and II days. Gazette copy