Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-13
T. P. HULSE, D. c. GINN, Committee. D. ?. SAXON.

TRIBurE OF REsPEcT.-Died on the l5th of Jan uary, 1862, of congestiye pneumonia, Thomas Henry Cox. a member of the Saline Rifle Rangers, under the command of Capt. NJ. J. Henderson.
 He was one Of the brightest stars that adorned our company, but it was tbe will of the all-Wlse Creator to hur the shaft of relentless death agalnst him, and he now lies beneath the majestic oak ot the forest, and every zephyr that fans the leaf seems to bespeak-braye boy thou hast died n thy country's cause, and hope you will live in your country's name. We sympathise with his bereaVed parents and relatives, for they have losa noble s0n one that was enthusiastic in bis country's cause He was a member Of the Methodist church, and his last utterance was to tell his parents live each day for eternity, so they may meet him upon that bright shore where parting will be no more for ever.
 By his messmates, Borland's regiment of Ar | kailsas mounted volunteers. Wm. M. Scott Rev. JoFn J. Partin, James Elrod, James Forsyth, Joshua Harp, A. E. Rowland, Theodore Goodin
 / DiEo--At his residence ill Pulaski county, Ark, { December 3d, 1861, Mir. JOHN D. AMos; born ] April 30th, lo27.
 I Mir. Amos was good man, kind neighbor, q l devoted husband, afectionate father and humane master. lie consistent member of the M ! E. Church South, and by his daily walk and con yersation, exemplifed that he christian, be l loved by all who knew him. He died trium- l plant death, leaving the best evidence behind him that he is now numbered with the redeemed III 1 heaven.
 1 JAMES E.. son of John D. and Frances A. 1 Amos, born March 27th, 1860. Died Dee. llth, | le6l
 We weep not as those who have no hope"
 A FRIEND.
 In Calhoun county, on the Huh Jan'y, 1862, of whooping cough and cold, in the 4th year of his l age, WILLIAm BRADLEY, son of Reuben aud Eliza beth Riggs.
 1 The writer of this knows hosy to sympathise with the berfaved family. Why sreye after our little ones, for Christ says ' suffer little children to come unto me, for of such is the kingdom of heaven"
 FRIEND.
 h this city, on Sunday, February 9, 1862, Mrs | CHRISTIAN, consort of Dr. q. C. Hartt.
 In this city, on Sunday, February 9th, l962 JAcoB HERGHEN, aged about 45 years. ! At White Sulphur springs Crawford county, 1 Arkansas, on the night Of the 26th inst, Mrs \ SUSAN J., consort of the Rev Geo. w. Morris, n 1 the 3Sth year Of her age
 She was born in Williamson county Tennessee, where sine married, and when about 20 years of ! age she professed religion, and joined the Metho l dist F.. Church, and continued member of the same until her death She emirrated with her 1 husband to Arkansas, carly in lS52 and settled on ' Clear Lake," where she made many warm and GencrOpS friends; from thence to CraWfoTd county where she has resided for the last three years, win ming the confidence and esteem of all who knew ' her; and finally died, with her honors blushug thick upon here. Her suferings were complicated, severe and protracted; being afflicted with bron- ! chtis, and other local inaamaton peculiar to her 1 sex. At length God said, z it is enough, come up i higher" She died in the faith giving her friends | an assurance of her blissfu immortality, high up | in Heaven. She left two chidren--a son, about l5 years of age, and sweet little infant daughter of about Ii months May God abundantly bless and comfort the bereaved husband and children; and may He particularly protect the smiling little cherub from the wiles and snares of the wicked, | and make her like her mother model of ener- gy, chastity and purity.
 January 18th, 1862 w. L. B. fThe Nashville and Franklin [Tcnn) papers please copy.