True Democrat., 1863-04-08

May the light fall in silver lines round the spot thou art lying and every br that utcrs chant his music round thy grave
 "No unas sble marks thy couch ot lowly sleep,
 But living statues there arc seen to weep
 H. H.J. The subject of this notice Mrs MARGARET A. ELoYp late te companion of Hon. W w. Floyd born n Limestone Throngh her pleasant disposition and acts of kind charity she became 6nesred to her friends and acuantance and en wn her virtues be fresh in our me nlctS. E ---.. . f life unxaverng n the service of oar blessed Master At the residence her husband n Ciarksvile Ark in the fall of aaepy immortality, our friend passed from earth heaven the mornipg of the r9th day of r.c.r,her ls61 a,ed 4s vears r. CL.vE1.Sp, TaSS, Feb T, 1863.
 Cot, JoHvsov-Nxwr1S CLOVER of Co r. 2d Ark was slightly wounded ip the leg tho bssttc cf MnrtrehoFo, this viltisg-, tha hospital remained n il about w'sk waa then aittee go into the country t rpstal ~her- he vas scs s with iiSlnn,oa af tho bwels sn iis iisfs his at, he sssar ' tiie naister wh, his bedside that he t that his was 4de with 15i an vas pep rel to dia M; g ,.
 His father lives in Phillips county about l3 itss is';n Ialana noble o tho heroes ot shiloh, E.rmago', Perryvile anl Murres4bor, Thrr;a onty q prvac yet should eh ris his memory for Arhausss ''s' WI T s sBENJ r JJuysoS, ce E. l.t .rt-
 tatr .a '-re N NcNair's Sri yade
 ratha rcnorv of G c. RassEs Orderly Sergeant of Capt. Bakss company, Peas.nt's Rest arsatss Voa In
 II. va by birth and eiucaon an Alahamian Som after h,sratuated le came with bis aaer t Arks" a ali c'n melcei his career a teacher hs fftiTs ih Giun blA He tt1h< >cn) n uitil ii 'ut when he went t1 aif1riL, where he Ev2t n Y years in tile acefa en jDvun if pl"nte and a c jh'
 Tn pos-Sssonsaf excellent rfaciion which htte hm for life snl se and situ tet tn aepinrf where se :oald view tly mountains or te gfeH fachc i'rtl plains mighty cliffs, conl bat enihy h'nsc.E aud m1ht have lived there undiSturhe esen yet hal not the gen iman.es pf ble and nedev t"d lhvo fir fi7 nati lau cd to leavr his h,m hs pro rerty. yea his happiness the mercy o mcrceess enc
 and to nuke the loug anl perpus journ ov hinl- ttns an plas, trough the enemy scountrv even thuuh the v,ry midst of Prem ,n5 hare tn join Us in the bio dy ani hdy struggle for southern rights and sout r liberty Ee arrgei safely at hs m tlsrs but rcnAitd only short t9e nnt he volGut,cred and %a as- ti rtcrly sergeant company e was indeed more than worthy of tue position Brave, generous, high sul' and mod Patriotic in the highest decree yet calm and c3lectei-arm in his opnionrfsoute ia his Getermina- tion-sow angersttictly noraleSlc and precise in business he excited the adniratien and gdnef tha friendship ofali who knew him But aia "He is fa and hengh costly rks his tomb or cnblaxoaei eDaph tells theo5server that the slider ing relics of beneath vet his example still lives. M cpmradas Tn tn batls of Prairie drove, the lth of De- lss2 while planty nressin- upon diriag but way 5e shocked by the explosion cf bnnlhear bis head hs M speeehees. thang gh apparently rational lis hTst for several ia ays an? ni poechiess until dsth E = Fnf ring ag2ravaic dJabt bs ths ~tp (of the kind atenp o his colt les yet in all tLl, ne S's c1a patient aud ru. Thu4 died ono more Stiat sorrr w yirtuee. daring de-t and noble sar 4 ~fF COMPANY T..