Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-24

MARRlED-At the residence of the brides father, Col. Wm. H. Halliburton, in Arkansas CO.,, Arks., Dy Dr. Abbott, on the first day of June, 1889, M ss JULIET HALLIBURTON, to Mir. J. " EsLEY HALLIBURTON, of Haywood CO.,, Tenn Just as inc rosy sprnglme breathed her last And fading howrets whispered of the past. One Sabbath eve, e'er neat the rolled, he frery sun, and piled in gorgeous gold, The clouds lay on the azure sky Besprent with silvery light and crimson d ge With hand in hand, there stood a vonthhil pair, And heart was linked with heart forever there. Dear We though years have passed first you wooed The beauteons Juliet, whom you foGtlly loved. Though oft for thee has death his curtain spread, And strewed thy path with blood of heroes deaj- Though wars Wild rage thou mast been made to teel- And scarce at Belmont missed the glittering steel ThOu.h vengeul the thrust the < I{essan7 made To send thy soul to Puto's world of shade Though twice on old Kentucky's shores you've found New stains to paint the dark and bloody ground"- Yet ftvoring Fate with thy bright sabre aid, All hostile forms in gOry dust has had, And brought thee safely to thy promised prize, To read thy mirrored love in Juliets eyes. Yes happy pair your hearts and souls one The threatening storms past the gaol IS won And Juliet has all that she asks in life, And wes. (what Heaven vouchsaies to iewl wife. There ever may bright angels lend their Ives, slay sweetest roses shed their rich perfume " " hieh jealous fairies seal from Eden. bloom As they who ivsd os afs t sh m dd f ioari s sntwne
 PINE BLUFF ARK Juy oth, 1864 Tvsgzs
 DIED. Near Roseviile, Arkansas, oh the 7th May, 1862, Mrs. A., consort of Col J. Titsworth
 She was native of SoEth Carolina, and one of the old settlers'' of Arkansas.
 A noble woman has passed from the earth--and one who was universally beloved. She possessed all the Virtues which make the character of woman so ovely.
 How shall VIC mourn thee? With lofty-trust,
 Our ilfe's Immortal brthrieht from above! "LIh glad faith, whose eye, to track he just,
 through shades and mysteries lifts glance of
 love,
 And yet can weep! for nature thus derlorcs me Trend that leaves us though for happier shores.
 A FRIEND.
 At Rosevie, Arkansas, on the 9th Jun= 1869, Mrs CoR1NNA S., consort of 5. C. Ch.sm, aud | youngest daughter of H. B. Rose, deceased No more' dearly loved one, shall we meet thee on earth--but the bright finger of hope points to bllsslm reunion beyond the skies. TT, "oh Heaven. keep, keep what thou hast taken, And with our treasure keep our hearts on high. The spirit meek, and yet by pain unshaken, The faith. the love, the lofty constancy, Guide us where these are with our sister flown They were of Thee, and thou hast clamd thine own.'' Con- In this city, on the 221 inst. J. B. MYERS, aged 9 years, native of Atlanta, Georgia, and mem Der of Peasants Regiment Arkansas Volunteers
 Atlanta, Ga, papers plaase copy.
 In this city, July llth, inst, Mrs. CHARLOTTE l STILLwELL, aged 62 years. She professed religion, and became a member of the M. E. Church in the early part of her life, She was an exemplary Christian, and an afoctionate mother, beloved by all who knew her. She GIed l in great peace,
 In this city, on the 7th inst, Miss MARY E CoGBURN, aged l9 years | She professed religion some two years since lived consistent Christian up to the time of hel death, giving ample proof of sound conversion she fell asleep in Jesus.